Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1133, 2 July 1867, Page 4

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLAND. Weatke*.—Jnly I—Fine. Wind Southerly. ARRIVALS. JTJIjT 1. Vnt, brig, 237 tons, Robertson, from Sydney, the 15th June, with general cargo, 8 passengers. —J. S. Macfarlane, agent. Frances, cutter, 20 tons, Sullivan, from Mahurangi, with firewood. Alice Cameron, barque, 347 tons, P. Carter, from Sydney, the 24th ult, with gonoral cargo, 9 passengers.—Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. Btar of the South, s.s., 147 tons, Bendall, from Hapisr, the 27th ult., with cattle and sheep, 1 passenger.—J. S. Macfarlane, agent. DEPASTURES. JULT 1. - Hope, sohooner, SO tons, Carlaw, for Opotiki via W&ngapoa, with bricks, sawn timber, &c. Stag, cutter, IS tops. Mills, for.the Great Barrier, Ja Wbit. Wooascock, cutter, 30 tons, Sloan?- f° r Canterbury, via Kennedy's Bay, with sawn timber. Alaority, cutter, Smith, for the Wade, with general cargo and passengers. Kate Grant, schooner, 40 tons, Matzen, for Waagarei, with general cargo, 3 passengers. Heather Bell, cutter, 24 tons, Sam, for Mahunngi, with maize, Ac., 6 passengers. Ivanhoe, schooner, 70 tons, McGregor, for Mongonui, with general cargo, 3 passengers. Day Dawn, schooner, 24 tons, Meiklejohn, for Wangaroa, with sundries, &c. INWARDS COASTWISE. jurr I. . Speedwell, from Russell, with 2 tons kauri gum, 10 kits 1 box dried full, 10 passengers; Heather Bell, from Mahurangi, with 22,400 shingles, 6 tons floor and bran, 1 tin butter, 10 passengers Day Dawn, from Wangaroa, Russe)l, and Omah, with 26 cwt. gum, 4000 shingles, 10 fowls, 2 geese, 26 tons firewood, 26 bnshels oats, 26 bushels maize, 1 passenger; s.s. Tauranga, from Tauranga, with 28 pigs, £ ton gum, 12 empty hhds., 6 cases bottles, 40 pMMngen. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. onrx 1. Kate Grant, for Wangarei, with 1 horse, and sundries, 3 passengers; Heather Bell, for Mahurangi, with ZOO bushels maize, 6 passengers; Stag, for the Great Barrier, in ballast; Ivanhoe, for Mongonui, with Bundries, 3 passengers; Day Dawn, for Wangaroa, with sundries ; Argo, for Wangarei, with ahingles, sundries, 4c., 8 passengers. OUTWARDS INTER-PBOYINCIAL JULY 1. Woodstock, cutter, 30 tons, A, Sloane, for Christchurch via Kennedy's Bay, with 25,000' feet timber.— Cruickshank, Smart & Co., agents. INWARDS FOREIGN. juiy 1. " Moa, brig, 236 tons, Robertson, from Sydney. Pasaengers—Mrs. Held, Mr. Alfred Field, Bridget Nicholas, Mary Urquhatt, Bridget Dyce, Alexander Unjuhart, Maty Urqnhart, Daniel Urquhart.—J. S. Macfarlane, agent. IMPORTS. Per Moa, from Sydney :—IOO boxes tea, 75 halfchests tea, J. O. Morrin; 33 barrels, 72 kegs beef, 1 tierce, 62 barrels provisions, J. Boberton and Co.; 535 bags maize, J. S. Macfarlane; 680 bags flour, J. Boberton and Co. ; 433 bagß bone dust, J. Dilworth;'3 bales canvas, Henderson and Macfarlane; 190 bags maize, 120 mallet brooms, 36 boxes frnit, BO bags maize, 20 boxes fruit, order.—J. S. Macfarlane, agents. THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The Panama Co.'s s.s. Auckland, Captain Harris, leaves at noon to-day, for Sydney, carrying a full cargo, 302 ounces gold, &c., also the following passengers :—Saloon r D. A. O. G. Slack, Mrs., and 4 children; D. Seligman, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. John Sawbier, Mr. Randall, Mr. L. O'Brien. Second cabin: Mrs. Green and 2 children, Mrs. Sasthope and infant, Mr. R. Keer, Mr. J. Shiels, Mr. A. Rippon, Miss Jessop, Master Hand, W. Blen, T. Kally, A. Tumble, Mrs. Dally and family, Mrs. M. Carrett and 4 children, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Shilton and infant, Mrs, Hawks and 2 children. THE S.S. PBCEBE. The Panama Co.'s s.s. Phoebe, Captain Wheeler, leqyesthe Manukau to-morrow for the South with the following passengers:— Saloon; Miss Williams, Miss Abraham, Miss Williamson, J. T. Marshall, Mr. Harrifon," Mr. Churton, Mr. W. Mitchell, Mr. Kin sella, Mr. T. Adams, Mrs. Heaphy. Members of the General Assembly: His Honor the Superintendent, Major Heaphy, Yi C, Mr. Dignan, Mr. G. Graham, Mr. T. Ball, Mr. Carleton, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Bartley, Mr. A. Cl«rke, Mr. J. O'Neill. 2nd cabin: Mr. H. VV. Mills. Saloon, for Panama: Mrs. 0. F. Johns, Bishop Selwyn, Mrs. Selwyn, Mr. I. B. Selwyn, for Southampton. ARRIVAL OF XHE ALICE CAME BON. The clipper <e Circular Saw " liner Alice Cameron, Captain P. Carter, has e~ain made another rapid run, evidently with the view of keeping up her reputation as a heeler, by making the harbour yesterday afternoon, only six d?ys and a few hours out from Sydney. She brings a full general cargo and several passengers, details of which will be found below. The Alice Cameron left Bydney at 5 p.m. on the 24thult.,had fine weatherwith fresh south andsouthweßt winds to Three Kings, which were sighted on Saturday morning last; had fine winds along the oeast, and anchored off the wharf at 4.30 p.m., making the run in six days and a half. No vessels were sighted on the passage. We have to render thanks to Captain Carter, of the Alice Cameron, for supplying us with files of Sydney papers, copiou- extracts from which are to he found in another column. The main portion of the news, however, was anticipated by the arrival of the Charybdis on Snnuay last. Passbngem Mr. H. H. Lusk, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Terry and child, Mr. Williamson, Mr. George Carter, 3lx. Henry Smith. OabGo :—6 quarter-casks wine, 84 half-chests tea, Brown, Campbell, and Co.; 16 cases vestas, Lewis Brothers; 30 chests, 3 half-chests tea, order; 50 half-chests, 100 boxes, 20 chests, 50 half-chests tea, 2 cases carraway seeds, J-. C. Morrin ; 75 cases kerosene, order; 100 cases kerosene, H. S. Myers; 6 cases books, 20fi bagß maize, order; 200 bags maize, W. J. Hurst and Co.; 8 casks beef, order; 10 casks tallow, J. C. Morrin; 73 bagß bone-dust, J*. I)ilworth; "43 packages provisions, 8. and O. Jones ; 110 bagß mßize, 150 tons coal, 370 bags maize, 25 tons bone-dust, 20 boxes soap, 2 cares blacking, 1 case potted meats, 4 packages oilmen's stores, 3 oases plants, order.

ARB I Vali OF THE STAB OF THB SOUTH. The steamship Star of the South, Captain "W". Bendall, arrived in harbour at 10 p.m. last night from Napier, bringing a cargo of 80 head fat cattle and 200 Bbeep, consigned to order, all in splendid condition, ana which will be landed at Kohimarama at daylight this morning. She also has or>e passenger —Mr. McHardy. The Star of the £outh left Napier on the 27th ult. at 2 p.m., and shortly afterwards encountered a heavy Mack N.IS.. gale,, which compelled her to seek shelter under Black Reef, Mahia Peninsula, at 2 a.m. on the 28th. . The gale continued up to Saturday evening, when the . steamer proceeded on. her voyage at 10 p.m.; from that.place had variable 2tf."W. weather to the Bast Cape, which was rounded at 8 p.m. neit day (Sunday). Thence had strong S."W. breezeß, and , arrived in Auckland harbour at 10 p.m. last night. Passed the a.s. Taranaki, bound South, off the Kawa Saws, at o p.m. on Sunday last. She reports the cutters Hero, Bittern, Betsey, and Singleader, also the schooners Saucy Lass and Success, as arriving at Napier the day she left (Thursday liSt). . The schooner Herald, Captain Munro, was to leave Nat >ier for this port on Friday,.the 28th. . ■. We are r indebted ~to Captain Bendall for late files, , extracts from which will be found in another column."'! •• The Star of the South leaves again for Napier on Thursday afternoon next.

AREIYAI, OF THE MOA. The fine trig Moa, Captain Robertson, arrived in harbour jesteiday from Sydney, after fl most tempestuous passage, bringing a full oargo and some 8 passengers, full particulars of which will ho found in our Customs columns. She left Sydney on the 15tb ultimo, and had fine weather and calms until Tuesday, the 18th. Then sue experienced a heavy easterly gale, which blew with unremitting -violence untU the following Monday, 24th, during which the brig was hove-to for over 3 days under nothing but a close reefed main-topsail, and scarcoly any progress made; on Tuesday, the 25th, then only 120 miles from the Australian Coast, the wind shifted to the westward, when a fine run was made across to the Three Kings, sighting them at daylight on Saturday laBt; had variable winds with fine weather on the coast, and arrived off the North Head yesterday morning, afterwards coming up harbour to discharge. Two barques, apparently bound to San Franeisoo, were sighted outside off Sydney.

The cutter Woodstock. Captain Sloane, sailod last night for Kennedy's Bay, to ship a full cargo of sawn timber for Christchurch. _ .

The cutter Mirande, Captain Ju'ld, has been taken off the Mangawai trade, and '<!avo to-day for to take in a full car;> . _ sawn timber for Wellington. Th 9 putter Alacrity, Smith, master, for the Wade, left again last evening, with a general cargo and several passengers'. The Tahitian schooner Eugenie will be taken on the North Shore Patent Slip this morning, for inspection, overhaul, &c. The sohooner Hope, Captain Carlaw, took her departure yesterday morning for Wangapoa, to a full cargo of sawn timber for Opotiki The cutter Stag, Millis, master, sailed last evening for the Great Barrier in ballast. The direotors of the Auckland Gas Company ara desirous of receiving tenders from a vessel to convey from 250 to 350 tons of coal from Newcastle, N.S.W., to this port. ;. _ . .... The Government p.s. Sturt, Captain Fair child, leaves this evening for Wellington via the East Coast port*. Upon arrival at Wellington slie will be laid up for general overhaul, repairs, &o. The ketch Speedwell, for Russell, Bay of Islands, leaves again for that port to-day. _ The barque Eliza Shairp, Captain <J»y, arrived at Newcastle from Dunedin on the 18th ultimo. The Sydney Empire of the 19lh ult., reports the departure of the barque Anne Melhuish, for Sydnej. We are inclined to think this is a mistake, and that Auckland should have been the destination intended. The Cambodia. The barque Cambodia, recently stranded on the Manakau bar, and now lying at Onehungo, repaired, is announced for sale by private contract. Further particulars will be found in our advertizing columns. The B. P. S. N. Co.'s s.s. Tauranga, _ Captain Sellars,| is now alongside the wharf taking in cargo, and announced to leave again for Tauranga and Opotiki, calling at intermediate ports, ibis evening. The b.s. Midge, preparatory to taking up the Northern steam service, made another trial of her engines round the harbour yesterday. The cutter Frances, Sullivan, master, arrived last

evening from Mahurangi, bringing np a cargo of firewood. The schooner Kate Grant, Captain Matzen, sailed last night for Wangarei, with a general cargo and three passengers. The p-s. Enterprise, No. 2, Captain Davies, may bo expected to arrive early this morning from Wangarei and Omah. The schooner Ivanhoe, Captain McGregor, took her departure last evening tor Mongonui, with a full general cargo, and some five passengers. The cutter Heather Bell, Dam, master, left again last evening for Mahurangi, with a cargo of maize, &c., and 6 passengers. The Bchooner Day Dawn, Meiklejohn, took her departure last evening for Wangaroa,. with a cargo of sundries, &c. POET OF ONEHTJKGA. CLEARED OUTWARDS. JULY I. ' Mary Jane, 26 tons, Bobeit S. Kirby, master, for Weßtport, Buller River, with 5 cases corrugated iron, 1 case hardware, 12 kege nails, 13 drumß oil, order; 2 cases corrugated iron, 16 heating stoves, 1 cask piping, 1 case do., & kegs nails, 8 packages sashes, 30 doors, 40 bundles mouldings, 194 pieces architraves, 1000 biiciß, 10 bags lime, A. Beauchamp. Passengers — Mrs. Kirby and child.— Master, agent. Fairy, 84 tons, Walter Champion, for Fakihi, with 4 tons galvanised iron, 11 packages sashes and doors, 20,000 feet timber, 3 kegs salmon, John Garland. Passenger—Mrs. OBborn.—E. Gibbons and Co., agents.

The s.s. Phoebe, Captain Wheeler, will leave from off the White Bluff to-morrow, at noon, for Taranaki and Southern Ports. The s.B. Wellington, Captain Renner, will leave to-morrow, at noon, for Taranaki and Southern Forts, carrying the Southern and Panama English mails. The p.s. Prince Alfred, A. Farquhar, master, will leave the New Government Wharf this evening, at 11 p.m., for Kaipara. NAPIER SHIPPING. AXBIVAXS. June 26—Success, schooner, from Auckland. June 26—Bittern, cutter, from Auckland. June 27—Hero, cutter, from Auckland. June 27—Betsy, cutter, from Auckland. June 27—Saucy Lass, schooner, from Auckland. The schooner Success arrived in port on Wednesday evening after a lengthy and otormy passage. PORT OF SYDNEY. AERITALS, June 17.—Camden, barque, from the South Sea Islands; 18—Tawera, brig, from Tahiti. PORT OF NEWCASTLE. ABHIVALS. June 19 —Eliza Shairp, barque, Gay, from Otago, Spartan, brig, Bedford, from Wellington. DEPASTURE. June 17—Alarm, brig, Lane, for Nelson, with 280 tons coal, 35 bushels maize.