SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1433, 20 June 1868, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

JUNE 19. Weather—Fine; "Wind", E.S.EARRIVALS. ... Taeranga, a.s., Sellars, from the Thames, -with e.s., Wing, from Shortland via Hastings, with passengers. Jane, schooner, 27 tons, Mollor, from Tauranga, with sundries. Passengers—36 Susan, schooner, 18 tons, Turrie, from Port Oharlcs, with timber. Meteor, schooner, 43 tons, Stucltey, from East Coast via Kennedy's Bay, with maize, sheep, &c. Betsey, cutter, 36 tons, Trimmer, from Napier via Kennedy's Bay, with sundries. Morning Light, cutter, 23 tons, Tiller, from MerOUry Bay via the Thames, in ballast. Lee, ".utter, 19 tons, from the Thames, in ballast. Helen, cutter, Iβ tons, from tha Thnmea, in ballast. Eclair, cutter, 1G tons, Tiller, from Waiheke, with firewood. Rapid, cutter, 18 tone, from Wairoa, with eettlers produce. Waterlily, cutter, 23 tons, from Wangapoa, with timber. Shamrock, cutter, 29 tons, "Wallace, from Mercury Bay, with 18,000 feet timber. DEPABTTJBEB. e.s., Fellare, forthe Thames, with passenger*. Enterprise, p.s, Seon, for the Thames, with passengers. Part, brig, 154 tons, Scaplehom, for Sydney, with general cargo. Ocean Wave, schooner, 181 tons, Brown, for Lyttelron, in ballast. Herald, schooner, 53 tons, Matheson, for Kuesell, with 12 tons iron rails. Onward, schooner, 69 tons, Beck, for Kaipara, with sundries. Tewera, schooner, 55 tons, Kennedy, for Russoll, in ballast. ■• Amateur, schooner, 239 tons, Francis, for Sydney, with general cargo.

EXPORTS. Per Amateur, for Sydney :—6O sacks bran, Thornton, Smith and Firth; 9 bales flax, 149 ditto ditto, J. S. ltfacfarlane ; 40 dfttto ditto, 28 ditto ditto, 3. R. Roberts; 853 cases gum, Owen and Graham. Captain, agent. Per Dart, for Sydney :--38S cases kauri gum. Brown, Campbell and Co. ; 2111 pieco3 sawn timber, 63 'bage rock salt, J. Boberton and Co.; 1 bag seed, S. W. Hill.— J. Roberton and Co., agents.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foe London. — Charlotte Ann, 23rd inst, Kate "Waters, early. Thastks. —Taursnga and Halcyon, to-dny. Kivbbhbad—Gemini, daily, at 1?. a.m. Stdxet. —Dart, to-day, if not undenveigh; Amateur, to-day. Tahiti.—Neva, earlyOashhu.—Fiery Cross, to-day. Norfolk Tsland.—Joanna, early. VESSELS KXPECTED. H.M.s s. Rosario, from "Wellington. H.M.5.3. Blanche, from "England via Sydney. Ahuriri, s.s., from the Poutli, due to-day. EacehorEe, ship, from London (sailed March. 27). Excelsior, ehip, from London. Constance, barque, from London, (sailed March. 29). Glencoe, barque, from Lyttelton. Kate Waters, barque, from Lyttelton. Princess Alice, brig, from Lyttelton. Alice Cameron, barque, from San Francisco. Bella Mary, barque, from Fobart Town. Kate Srant, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Stinley, srhooner, from Japan. Swallow, schooner, from Lyttelton. Aspasia, schooner, from Lgttelton. Eugenie, echooner, from Tahiti. Coquette, schooner, t'rom Oamaru. Tauranga, schooner, from Russell. Joanna, schooner, from Wangapoa. Helen, schooner, froni '-VangaroaIvanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Isabella, ketch, from Lytlelton. Eagle, ketch, from South Sea Islands. Bittern, cutter, from Norfolk Island. Marwe 1, cutter, from ffokianga.

VESSELS IN HAKBOCTR. [Not in-iluding ooasting cutters.] Tauranga, e *~ {torn the Thames. Halcyon, b.s., from the Thames. Enterprise, p.a., No. 2, from the Thames. Midge, b a , from the Thames. Boyal Duke, p e., new. Lady Bowen, p.e., new. Enterprise No. 1, p.s., on ferry service. Gemini, s.s., on ferry service. Duke of Edinburgh, p.a., new. Charlotte Ann, barque, from Nelaon. Prince Alfred, barque, from Sydn Dart, brig, from Sydney. Pakeha. brig, from Melbourne. Fiery Cross, schooner, from Mahurangi. Neva, Bchooner, from Tahiti. WEEKLY STTMMAHY. The barque Charlotte Ann has completed he? lo&d----iDg for England, and will clear at the Customs either to-day or early on Monday morning, taking her final departure for London on Tuesday next. Hho has on board a valuable cargo of kauri gum, wool, iron, &c, and about a dozen passengers. The barque Kate "Watters is expected here in about a fortnight, to load for Kngland. The arrivals during the week were but fBW. The Kenilworth, with a cargo of timber and shingles, anchored off the North Head on Saturday morning, and sailed again in the evening, for Noumea, New Caledonia, with her original cargo. On the 15th the 8.8. Star of the South arrived from Napier, with a ergo of 1200 sheep and a quantity of tallow and or hides. On the following day, the barque Prince Alfred came in from Bydney with a large cargo of general merchandize, having made the passage over in nine days.

The 8.8. Star of the Bouth left again for Napier on the 17th instant, with a quantity of general" cargo, and early this morning the brig Dart and schooner Amateur siil for Sydney with gum, timber, flax, &c. The s.s. Halyeon lias commenced running between Auckland and Hastings, and promises to be a favorite with passengers.

The s.e. Tauranga left Auckland at 11.15 a.m., and arrived at Shortland after a good run of five hours. She left again at 5 25 p.m., and arrived alongside the ■wharf at 10 40 p m., bringing a large number of passengers. The Tauranga leaves again for the Thames at 9 a.m. to-day, foe Siiortland direct, returning again this evening. The s.a. Halcyon returned from the Thames last evening. Captain Wing reports leaving Snortland at 10 minutes to 5 o'clock, and arriving at the wharf at 10 p.m., making the pas age in 5 hours 10 minutes. The Halcyon brought up 85 paisengers. At 10 o'clock tbis mornin-r the Halcyon will leave" the wharf for Uastinge (Tapu Creek) and Shortland, returning again this evening. The Shamrock arrived from Mercury Bay yesterday with 18,000 feet timber. No other vessels wera loading for Auckl md. The schooner Jane, Captain Holler, left Tuuranga on Wednesday eveninjr, and arrived in harbour at noon yesterday, with 30 passengers and a few sundries. The echooner Murewai hence, arrived at Poyerty Bay on the 12th instant. The Betsay reports the echooner Lady Don, and cntters Rose and Kautilua lyiDg at Mercury harbour on Wednesday last. The schooner Herald sailed for Kusaell last evening, with a quantity of railway iron. The Doiphin.—The Meteor and Betsey arrived in harbour yesterday from the Fast Coast. No tidings of the cutter Dolphin had been received at any of the places called at by these vessels, and there is but little doubt that she is lost. The cutter Betsey, H. Trimmer, master, left Napier on the 9th instant, and p.rrived at Poverty Bay on the 11th, leaving again the same day ; arrived at Mercury harbour on Monday last, and left again on Wednesday morning, arriving at Kennedy's Bay thesame day ; lnft again on Thursday morning, and arrived in harbour at 6 a.m. yesterday, bringing 3} tone bones, 1£ tone Government stores. The Betsey landed 14 passengers at Kennedy's Bay from Napier and Poverty Bay.

The brig D*rt and schooner Amateur, sailed for Svdney last evening, the former with a cargo of kinn gum and timber, and the latter,',with ** an v d * au " |um. Mr. 8. Williame -wae a passenger by the Van. •She schooner T*wera Bailed for the Bay of Islande last evening, there to load coals for Auckland. Thb Mbteob. —The eohooner Meteor, Captain Stuckey, returned from the K»»t Coast yesterday morning with 15 passengers, and ft cargo of produce. The Meteor left Auckland on the 12th May, and proceeded to Tnpafoa, where she loaded sheep and pigs for Kennedy's Bay, arriving there on the 29th ultimo. Left ngain on the' let instant, and on the following day called at 1 licks Bay to land paaeengere. From thence proceeded along the const, gathering up cargo, and sailed from Tuparon on Sunday last. Arrived at Kennedy's Bay on Monday afternoon, and left again on Wednesday, arriving in harbour nt-& a.m. yesterday. Cargo:—2so bushels maize, £ ton flax. Owen and Graham; 130 sheep, 33 pigs, order ; 10 casks pork, Walker.