Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 893, 24 September 1866, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

AUGKLANH. WEATHER.—September 22—Squally. Wind S.TT. September 2.l—Fierce K. anil N. K. Rale, with heavy squalls of rain. PROJECTED DEPARTTJREB. Alice Cameron, for .Sydney ; Rob Boy, for Callao ; Constance, for San Francisco ; iSiam, for London ; Monarch, for Melbourne ; Anne Melhuish, for Newcastle, N.3.W.; Neva, for the South Sea Islands; Siam, for Hobart Town; Wellington, s.s., for the South. ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER 22—Auckland, s.s., 530 tons, Harris, from Sydney, the 17th inst., with cargo and prsaengers.—ll, M. Jervis, agent. 22—Kate Grant, schooner, 40 tons, McLiver, from New Caledonia via Lord Howe's Island, with maize, produce, &c. —T. W. Brown, agent. 22—Lombard, barque, 20S tons, Patterson, from Gladstone, Queensland, with cattle.—J. S. Macfarlane, agent. 22—Free Trader, barque, 280 tons, Kobinson, from Newcastle, N.S.W., with coal.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. 22 —Harriet King, schooner, 122 tons, McDonald, from Newcastle, N.S.W., with coal. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. 22—Tasmanian Maid, p.s., Scon, from Wangarei, ■with pioduco and passengerp.—S. Cochrane, agent. 23—Mapere, schooner, 30 tons, Thwaites, from the Great Barrier, with sawn timber. 23—Flori McDonald, 18 tons, Clarke, from Awanui, with cattle, pigs, &c, 1 passenger. DEPARTURES. SEPTEMHEE 22—Rob Koy, ship, S9S tons, Sangster, for Callao, in ballast. 22 —Bea Breeze, schooner, ? 70 tons, Norris, for Busaell, with sundries, S passengers. INWARDS COASTWISE. BKPTEMHER 22—Maid of the Mill, from Mahurangi, with 30 tons firewood; Tay, from Matakana via tlie Tumaki, ■with 8 head cattle, 10 tons firewood, 100 posts, 1 passenger; Four Sisters, from tlio Wade, with 3 tons kauri gum, 1 box butter, 5 passengers; Glance, from Matakana, with 33 boxes egsrs and butter, 5 head cattle, 5 passengers ; Sea Breeze, from Kuseell, •with 30 head cattle," S3 sheep, 10 tons kauri gum, S) passengers; Peter Craeroft, from the Hot Springs, •with 7 head cattle, 3 boxes produce, 2 passengers ; Elizabeth Ann, from Matakana, \viLh 21 tons fire•wood; Sydney, from Mahurangi, with 2S tons fire•wood; Cornstalk, from Mahurangi, with 35 tons tirewood; Flora McDonald, from Awanui, with S head «attle, 30 pigs, 4 casks beef, 1 passenger. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. SEPTEMHEK 22—Cornstalk, for Mahuranga, in ballast, 2 passengers ; Elizabeth Ann, for Mata'iana, in ballast ; Mafd of the Mill, for Mahurangi, with sundries; Dawn, for the Great Barrier, with timber, machinery, &c, 3 passengers; Sea Breeze, for Russell, with sundry merchandise, 8 passengers ; Miranda, for Mangawai, with 3 head cattle, 2 horses, timber, sundries, &c, 10 passengers. OUTWARDS INTER-PROVINCIAL. SEPTBMHEK 22—Black Hawk, schooner, 44 tons, Griffiths, for Canterbury, via Mercury Bay, with 35,000 feet Sawn timber. INWARDS FOREIGN. SEPrESIJIEK "22 —Eate Grant, schooner, 40 tons, McLiver, from New Caledonia via Howe's Island.—T. W. 'Brown, agent. IMPORTS. Per Kate Grant, from New Caledonia:—7 tons maize, 2 tuns oil, 1 ton onions, 7 live pigs, 130 lbs. ■cheese, Capt. McLiver. Per Auckland, from Sydney : —1 ! 'caso drapery, 3. Bryant; - cases merchandise, Manager Bank of New Zealand ; 10 quarter-casks wine, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 10 hhds. rum, 7 quirter-casks wine, 60 cases Geneva, § hhds. claret, A. Quar'tier ; 2 bales, 2 packages leather, J. Rout; 20 bundles iron, ,T. Boberton and Co.; 50 bales, 25 cases, Gilfillan ar.d Co.; 1 package leather, S. Rout; 4 chests, 4 halfchests tea, G. W. Owen; 5 barrels, 2 boxes, 20 ibid?., D. Nathan ; 60 gunnies sugar, Buchanan and Stewart; 30 do . do., 7 mats, 75 gunnies do., order; 131 do, do., -1 hhds. treacle, J. C. Morrin; 15 :gunnies sug :r, order ; 30 gunnies sugar, 5 quartercasks trea'.-le, Prime and Abbott; 45 gunnies sugar, Stone Brothers; 100 gunnies, 02 mats sugar, Edmonds and Jakins ; 85 gunnies sugar, O. Jones ; 11 ■pockets hops, 1 cusk, JOO half - sacks flour, 4 barrels coffee, 4 drums soda, 21 casks tallow, 7 barrels, order; 7 packages merchandise, 2 .cases, 7 packages, Rattray; 2 packages drapery, Taile ; 1 cask, Webster ; 10 packages, 1 case mer■ehtndise, Phiilir.s; 20 cases, 20 barrels, 50 bags, H. S. Myers ; 58 packages, Eaton and Dewolf ; 27 ■mats coffee, 2 packages, 21 mats coffee, 30 cases gin, ,3 cases groats, 5 packages, J. C. Morrin ; 2 cases fruit, Mr. ; 2 cases fruit, W. G. Green ; 20 case 3, oid/irt; 1 iron safe, H. M. Jervis ; 2 packages, Brown, Campbell, and Co.; 1 box, Mr. Kyle ; 2 parcels, Wayie and Batger; 1 parcel, Canning ; I H. Edwards;. 1 do., Buttress; 1 do., J. ■Carter; 1 do., Johnson ; 1 parcel, U. Macfarlane ; ■2 packages, Peacock ; 1 package, P. A. Phillips ; 2 'boxes, D. Nathan ; 1 box. Gilfillan and Co. ; 1 case •plants, 1 box seed->, P. G. Rogers; 1 keg plants, JSeccomb.—H. M. Jervis, agent. ABRIVAL OF THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The.P.N.Z. and A.R.M.Co.'s s.s. Auckland, Lieut. Harris, S.N. ft ; left heads at 1 p.m., Monday last, September 17th, with English mails via Suez. Experienced fresh and moderate winds from S.W. to W. and N.W. with squally weather the whole passage. Arrived hero at 4V40 p.m., this day, Saturday, September 22nd. We believe this is the fastest passage on record from Sydney, beating the one made by the P.N.Z. s.s. Rangitoto, of May 18G5, which was accomplished in 0 days and 2| hours, she being commanded by ,Capt. R. Harris. The Auckland brings a general cargo for this port, : aUo the following passengers ; —Mr. Rochefort, Miss Bochefort, Mr. and Mrs. MePhorson and family, and Mrs, Pherson and family, Colonel Baily, Messrs. fiunn, Atkins, Levy, McDermott, Kandel, Bradley, G. E. Hand, Matelien, Capt. Davis, and a an the steerage. ARRIVAL OF THE KATE GBANT. The schooner Kate Grant, Captain McLiver, arrived in harbour early on Saturday moruiug last from New Caledonia, via iMorfolk Island, and Lord Howe'ti Island, bringing a cargo of maize, pics, oil, produce, &c. She left Norfolk 'island on Tuesday •week last, and had rough weather to this coast, which jvas Bighted on Wednesday last. The ketch Speedwell, Captain Edwards, had sailed 'Tram. Norfolk Island for Sydney, with oil, and wool. &c. " The -cutter Ruse, hence, had arrived at New Caledonia, thirty days out. ARRIVAL OF THE HARRIET KING. The brigantine Harriet King, Captain McDonald, arrived in harbour late on Saturdny night last, from Newcastle, N.S.W., bringing a cargo of 230 tons coals for Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane. She has had a moderate passage of nine days, making a .fine run to thiscoast. ARBIVAL OF THE LOMBARD. The barque Lombard, Captain Patterson, fourteen •days from Gladstone, Queensland, anchored oil' the • North Head on Saturday last. She brings a splendid cargo of 100 head fat cattle, without loss for Mr. Johnson, and will land tLem at the Tamaki io-day. THE WEATHER. Yesterday, it blew hard from the East and North East, detain'ng several vessels in harbour. With I the exception of the cutter Smuggler and Two I Sis ors gettiDg their bulwarks knocked away, very I litt'e damage was done. Mo it of the coastors had I taken the prieiution to haul : o md to the "ee side of I i the wharf, u» on the advice of me hr ■■ '... mister, j<