SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VII, Issue 1899, 16 February 1870, Page 3

SHIPPING.

Weatheh.—Feb. 15—Fine and clear. Wind, S.W. ARRIVALS. Jessie, schooner, McKenzie, from Waipu, with cattle and produce. Alarm, cutter, 30 tons, Seymour, from Mangawai. DEPARTURES. H.M.S.S Blanche, Capt. Montgomerie, for Eyia.' Heather Bell, cutter, Dam, for Mahurangi. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fob London.— City of Auckland, March 5 ; Helenslee, March 5. Sydney.—Hero, Saturday; Novelty, early. Napibh and Wellington. — Phcebe, earlv. Nobfolk Island.—Wild Duck, early. New Caledonia.—Donald McLean, today. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Airedale—For Taranaki: 1 case, S. Castle; 2 cases drapery, Tonka; 1 case drapery, Clark and Son; 2 packages sashes, f 14 sash weights, D. Goldie; 5 half-chests tea, Gregg and Co. For Nelson: 2 boxes gold, (£10,000) Bank of New Zealand ; 1 horse, Farmer.. For Picton: 1 package, Wright; I parcel, Thomson. For Wellington : 35 cases oranges, 3 uasks apples, 1 caso glassware, 17 coses nails, H. Keesing. For Lyttelton : 4 boxes gold, (£20,000) Bank of New Zealand. For Dunedin : 1 caso machinery, Price. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. rja • A rinKT> i t,k.—The Circular Saw Company's "s.s. Airedale, took her departure from the Munukau yesterday for the Southern ports, with general cargo, and the following passengers Saloon: Mr. La Nauze, Mrs. and Miss Ledger, and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Binnie, Mr. and Mrs. Kempthorne, Misses KempMr. and Mrs. Wadham, Messrs. Sandham, Williams, Stobo, J. Russell, Smith, Honey wall, Warren. Steerage: Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Messrs. Shepherd,Wright, Hutchison. Masters, Atkinson,- Knight, Sfcruckmuir, Martin, Robinson, Toleson, and ten men Armed Constabulary. • The Colonial Government p.s. Sfcurfc has been detained in harbour waiting the arrival of the s.s. Phoebe from Southern Ports. The s.s. Tauranea is expected back from the Bay of lalandsto«day. The cutter Willie Winkie arrived in the Manukau yesterday, from Raglan, with 3 21 bales flax, 4 bales tow, Bennett; "19 pigs, 2 tons firewood, 2 cases turkeys, order. Gio- Race.—At five o'clock yesterday afternoon a four-oared gig race took place between . . the Spitfire and Manukau Maid,'two boats belonging to the Auckland Rowing Club. The Spitfire was manned by the following gentlemen :—Messrs. A. E. Isaacs, H. Henderson, W. Brassey, v G. Johnstone (stroke), and R. Isaacs' (cox.) The Manukau Maid was rowed by the following gentlemen from Parnell Messrs. A. Nation, W. Churton, Dyer, Buisson, and Major Heaphy (cox.) The course was . from the Queen-street Wharf round the GoTernment schooner Edith, returning to the wharf. - The Parnell crew had a considerable lead in starting, but'was soon overhauled by r the Auckland crew, and passed before ..-rouiiaing.the 'schooner. The Spitfire won the