SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1840, 7 December 1869, Page 4

SHIPPING.

WEATiins. —December G—Fine. "\Y\ncl, ARRIVALS. ' "Rangatirn, s.s., 117 tons, V. Henner, from Uapier and Southern pori*. Stranger, brigantinc, 2-ltt tons, J. Pat on, from lS T ewcas(le, with coals. lieonidas, schooner, 70 tens, N orris, from | 3Jav of Islands, with coals. I ileteor, schooner, 43 ten?. Anderson, from Wangarei, with produce. Saucy Lass, schooner, 3S tons. McGregor. from Wangarei, with pwducc. Nautilus, eultev, 8G tons, Stephens, frbii) Hast Coast, with £> tons £uni, 2S pigs. DKPAKTUKKS. .Star of the Soi'th, s.s., 1(57 tons, lienditll, for IStipier. Coquette, sehoon.M-. -13 tons, 1). Maibicsuu, for Mercury 8.-.y, in balb.st. Saucy 1/ass, sc'-iooner, McGregor, for "Kast Coast, with sundries. PROJECTED DEP.VRTi;ttE* Fob Londox—Countess of KintoreHVuf Pride of the Thames, early. HoKtangA.— 11erald, to--ay. Svdxry.—Hero, s.s.. Sth inst. SOUTHEUN Pouts.—Raussitira and Plunlie Thursday. " IMPORTS. 2Vr s.s. Ranga'.ira, from >*«p':er : -12 hides, 4 calf skins. B. Gittos. From Melbourne, transhipped ex Omeo : 3 casks. AVeir: 1 ease. Hash ; 3 cases. Jervis ; 1 parcel. Henderson : 1 bos. Rundy : 1 parcel. l!:iwliny : 1 box. Pliunby, 1 parcel, McCourlney ; 1 screw, order : 1 package. -Jones : :i parcels, Puluiau : ■a. case, Peaniau : 1 box, AVi sou : :< cases. "Webster. From I.yltletou : 1 Alliert ear, Thubson : 5 sacks bacon, 12 eases. 1 , .. W. Uiniiey : 3 hogsheads ale. order. l-Yom W'el■liugtoii : 1 safe, l>. Woir : 1 case sundries. I felloes, S. Hill : 1 case varnish. Watson. Sean3au, and Co. .- leases axes, 5 bales shovels. C. Hawkeswood : 3 eases drapery, order ■. 0 plates iron, 4 bundies sheet iron, 2c;tse.-- st.vl, 10 bars iron, C. llawkeswood ; 2 cases drugs. -J. drums, ditto, G. Aieken ; ■!■ ditto ilitto, 1 ditto acids, 2 casks bottles, Cruickslmnk. Smart & Co. ; 1 case glassware, .1. X. Manning: 1 cm coffee, li. W. Abbott ; 1 hhd., IX AVeir : 5 cases glassware, Pencil & Morpeth ; 2 ditto ditto, VT. J. Harrison Ji Co. : 2 crates earthen-

Tvare, 1 ditto glassware, D. Bloom ; 1 piece coil cliaiu, 3 J sirindstones, 1 case, ■! cases. K. Porter & Co. : 10 bags oatmeal. 12 sacks ditto, Sforriu : 10 sack? ditto. 10 sticks pearl barley, Samson it Co. ; 1 ca-e drapery, Shalders am! Co. ; 1 lihd. beer, order ; 1 ease drapery, C. Jjaugsford : 3 eases, S. a: J. K. Vaile; 2 oaspj. J". Keid: 2 eases sundries. 1 package, 1). "Weir; 2 cases, ,T. MoLauchliii ; 1 case, Powley & Johnson ; 2 eases ami 3 trunks. G. H. Travers; 1 case, J. Kiliott; 2 eases, Samson, Frascr & Co.; 2 portmanteaus, O. Smallfield ; 1 case, Samson, Fraser & Co. ; 1 case, 11. VTilson ; 1 diKo, order; -1 ditto, 0 casks, E. Porter & Co. ; 1 parcel. Osilvie, Campbell & Co.: 1 ditto, G. H. Featon.— Combes & Daldy. agents. Per s.s. Plicebe, from Otago : —2 cases, Order; 4 ditto, order ; G ditto, order. From liyttelton : —1 box. Jetl'rey : 1 case, J lenderson. From "Wellington :—1 case, T.. 1). Nathan: 1 box, A. Smart ; 1 case, 1'". 13. Ehrmaurt. From Nelson :—1 bale. Dyson ; 2 cases, A. Clarke and Sons : 1 boiler. Frnser : 55 hhds , 5 quarter-casks ale, Ogihie. Campbell, and Co. : 1 package, MeTavish. From Taranaki: —2 eases, J. Bout : 1 ditto. Hardingtou : S ditto butter, Biniu-y ; 1- ditto. 1 keg ditto, Clarke : 2 eases butter. Ynilc : 7 uitto ditto, llocd. —Henderson and Mai-far-lane, agents. Per b"rigantii:o Stranger, from Newcastle : 390 tons coal?. Gas Company. —Stone Brjs., agents. ARBIVA!. OF THE TtA^'OATIEA. The IN" Z.S.X. Co.'s s.s. Bungatira. Captain T. Bcnncr, arriveil in harbour yesterday morning, from tbe Southern ports. We have to tliank Mr. !Fernon, purser, for full files of Southern pnjjers. Tbe Enngatira leftDimedin at 10.30 a.m. on the 2Sth, experienced fine "Weather and easterly winds, arriving at Xyttelton on tbe 20th.. at'lO a.m., and. leaving again at 6 p.m. same day. JJad moderate S.S'.ii. (o S.W.AV. winds and cloudy weathev to "Wellington, arriving there at 2 p m. on the 30th : left Wellington at 12.30 a.m. on the 2nd, had light S.S.E. winds and line weather throughout the passage, and arrived at Xapinr on the 3rd, at 3.30 a.m., left again at C a.m. on the -ith. Experienced fresh liead winds and easterly swell to East Cape, "which was rounded at 3 a.m. on the sth ; thence to Tauracga had light north-west •winds and fine weather. Arrived at Te Papa at 6.45 p.m. on the sth, and landed lieutenant—Colonel Frascr. Left at 7.30 p.m. same day, and had. light northerly winds and fine weather, arriving in harbour at noon. Passed the p.s. Coomerang oil the East Cape at 3.30 a.m. on the sth. The s.s. Keera was to leave Xapier for Auckland on the 4th instant. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Thurmott, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Miss Faris, Mrs Wriglcy, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin and family, Mr. E. J. Graham, Mrs. Bothwick and child, aud twenty in the steerage. ARKTVAL OF THE PHCEBE. The Circular Saw s.s. Phoebe, Captain Worsp, arrived in the Manukau at G a.m.

yesterday from the Southern ports. The dates of leaving the Southern ports are as follows :—Bluff harbour, on the 2-J-tli November; Port Chalmers, on the 26th ; LyMelton, on the 28th ; Wellington, on the 2nd Decem ber; Piclon, on the 3rd : Kelson, on the 4-lh; Taranaki, on the sth, at G. 30 p.m. Slie experienced fine weather and light winds throughout the passage from "Wellington ; landed and received cargo, mails, and passengers at Taranaki. Passengers.—Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Pullieue, Mr. and Mrs Bodman and child, Mrs. T. S. "Weston and infant, Mrs. King, Miss Buchanan, Master J. Smith ; Messrs. Charles Brown, E. Bidl, Scotland, Harrison, Bertram!, "Wrigg, Ching, H. B. Morton, Ford, Ciiinphe\\, and Wliite. Steerage: Mr. ar.d Mrs. Seed, Misses (2) and Master Seed, Mr. and Mrs. Maddock and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Hiddel, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Porter ; Messrs. "Webb, Green, Townley, Mott, Reriham, Good, "Walker, Adams, Quincey, Petersen, and .T. Hammond. We are indebted to Mr. ]T. "Wheeler, purser, for Southern iiles of th« Intesl date-. ARRIVAL OF THE STRANGF.K. The vessel signalled on Sunday evening made the harbour at an early hour yesterday morning, and proved to be (lie bYigantitie Stranger, Captain Puton, from Newcastle, with a full cargo of coal for the Auckland Gas Company, having made a good run across of nine days. She left Newcastle on the 2GHi ■ultimo, and experienced strong westerly winds across to the Kings, which were made on Thursday last. She was becalmed for thirt-v six hours, and has since had light northerly ■winds. The barque Ely Whitney, from Newcastle to San Francisco, was spoken about fifteen miles to the East ot the North Cape. Messrs. Stone Brothers arc agents ior the Stranger. The s.s. Star of the South left the harbour last evening, /or Napier, with a few and several passengers. A steamer was signalled inside of Tiritiri last evening. It is supposed to bo the Kceva gone into the Tamaki or Jvohimarima. The schooner Leonidas, from the B.iv of Tslanc's, with 05 tons coal, 2 tons gum*, ]0 bales wool, G hides, 5 empty casks, and the following passengers-.—Mrs. and MissStophen. son, Master Steptouson, Mr. W. Cairns, Mr. , liyell. The schooner Mariner, and cutter Janet Grey were loading coal at Hie 13ny when tho IJeojiidas sailed.

Tlio mil.tcr XaiiWhis arrived from tin) "V'ait ' Coast, ycflcrdny iii%ninsr, with five tons knuri gum and 2S passengers. The bin-quo Helsizc hauled al.m gsidc the wharf yestcrdav niovniiiir. lip", c'li—o of PUKiirs will b? oilerotl fov 'snle o\i Wednesday IH-Xl.