PASSENGERS INWARDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2376, 6 September 1871, Page 7

PASSENGERS INWARDS.

Per barque East Lothian, from Sydney : — Mrs. Paterson. Per brig Jane, from Hobart Town Miss Westbrook. Per brij Oberlin, from Adelaide : —Messrs. BLiber and Featherstone. Per three-masted schooner Rifleman, from the Chatham Islands: — Apitea Punga and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman and Mr. Hood. Per barque Bella Mary, from Hobart Town : —Messrs. Long/Slater, Tuckman, Mrs. Foster and child, Mrs. MeArthur, Mrs. Maekie and family (3). Per barque Alice, from London: —Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Messrs. R. Finlayson, R. Hack, J. F. Boylan, M. H. Payne, D. Lynch, Mrs. Richards. 2nd Class : William Strange, Ann Shepherd, Mary Gilmore, Henry Beedell, R. "W. Stephenson, Arthur E. S'ephenson, Anthony Kenny, Richard Dreciicn, Denis Dreenen, John Gilmore, James, Martha, Alfred, and Ellen Meredith, Tlios. Hamley, O. Hulotl), Archibald Cummings, and George Page. PASSENGERS OUTWARDS. Per barque Novelty, for Sydney : —-Mr. and Mrs. "Walker, Mr. J. Long, Mr. M. W. Busby, and seven from Lyttelton. Per schooner Merlin, for Levuka: — Messrs. Henderson, Yaughang, "Walker, Miss Roberts. Per steamer Hero for Sydney: — Mr. "W. Williams, I.lrs. Williams, Mrs. taslett, Mr. Laurencc, Mr. R. Whitson, Mrs. Whitson, Mr. Bethel, Mi*. J. Iv. Jenkins, Miss Home. T"er s.s. Lord Ashley, for Sydney : —Messrs. Hughes, McCaul, Aci'land, Biage/Devere, Inveraity, Connell, Glenny, Niccol, Mr. and Mrs. Curlaw ; Messrs. Simpson, Alison, A. Smith, C. Smith. Per barque Alice Cameron, for Sydney: —Mr. H. C. Young, Mrs. Stevens and infant, Mi=3 Stevens, Mr. W. Bennett, Capt. Norris, Messrs. William .Elder, William Simpson, James Adams, and Walter Dickson. EXPORTS. I Per Amateur, for Sydney:—los,ooo feet timber, Stone Bros.; 500 lbs. cheese, Hughes. —G. "W. Binney, agent. Per barque Novelty, for Sydney : 105 bales flax, J. R. Roberts ; 20 empty cases, Bank New Zealand ; and part of original cargo from Lyttelton,—Henderson and Macfariane, agents. Per s.s. Lord Ashley, for Sydney: —107 bales flax, Roberts ; 12 boxes g.>ld, Bank of New South Wales ; 5 ditto. Bank of New Zealand ; 8 bags oysters, 4 kegs lard, Street; 20 ! barrels sulphur, Must ar.d Co. —Henderson j and Macfariane, agents.

Per p.s. Nebraska, for Honolulu : 207 coils rope, J. S. Macfarlane and Go.; 1 case plants, Wren ; 3 sheep, 2 bulls, 2 horses, H. Alaefarkne ; 4 sheep, J. May ; 1 case plants, agents, for San Francisco: 3 coils rope, Must and • o. shipped at Otugn : 2 bnles, Buscls ; 1 bale flax. Shipped at J.yttciton : 3 packages tlax. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Per s.s. Hero, for Sydney : 1 case cigars, Bucholz; 10 bags sugar, 10 mats sugar, Henderson and Macfurlane ; 2 cases machinery, Cruicksbanb, Smart and Co.; 3 boxes pold, Bank New Zealand ; 5 ditto ditto, Union Bank of Australia. For Melbourne : 2 cases woollens, B. and H. Isaacs ; 50 bales lias, A. Murdock; 150 ditto ditto, Stone Brothers ; 22 ditto ditto, H. Smart.—Cruickshank, Smart and Co., agents.

Per Alice Cameron, for Sydney : —063 bags sugar, 805 mats ditto, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 175 bales flax and tow, J. K. Roberts ; 41 ox hides, 21 calfskius, J. Scarrot; 109 pieces of timber, G. Holdship and Co.; 1 parcel, Mrs. Earses ; 8 bales liar, Bucholz and Co. ; 24, empty eases, Bank of New. Zealand; G packages effects, 1 case plants, 1 pump, 5 bales bagß, Henderson and Co.; 10 tons old iron, Winter. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

Per schooner Merlin, for Lcvuka, Fijis : — 6 boxes tobacco, 25 cases ale, Meyers and Co.; 2 boxes tobacco, Henderson and Macfarlane; 10 casks ale, 14 cases ditto, Lusk ; 1 case preserved meats, Cruicksliank and Co.; 1 box tobacco, Barber ; 20,000 feet timber. Mercury Bay Company ; 1 bag rice, Morrin ; 1 parcel drapery, Clark and Son; 40 bags potatoes, Eaton ; 2 bundles iron, 1 parcel tools, Yates ; 3 cases bacon, 1 case cheese, 1 cask pitch, 1 box groceries, Niccol; 1 case glass, McArthur and Co. ; 1 bag grass seed, Baird.—M. Niccol, agent. Per ship Alexandrina, for London : 623 case' gum, 14 tons ditto (in bulk), R. Walker and Co,; 641 cases ditto, Kolph, Sterry and Co.; 84 ditto ditto, Geo. Thorne, jun., and Co.; 163 ditto ditto, Stewart and Anderson ; 165 packages ditto, Must and Co.; 87 cases ditto, 9 bales wool, 119 ditto flax, 3 diLto cotton, 166 casks sperm oil, 1 ten bones, 4 cases sundries, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 80 bales cotton, 50 tons cotton seed, 25 bales cotton, 47 ditto flax, 3 casks oil, Owen and Graham; 4 casks ironeand, Bank of New Zealand ; 9 cases plants, R. Brewin ; 1 box curios, W.J. Cawkwell; 1 case sundries, IS. i itzpatrick; 1 box sundries, L. 1). Nathan and Co.; 1 case, It. Moss; 236 cases gum, R. Walker and Co. ; 120 bales cotton, 200 bags cotton seed, Owen and Graham ; 285 cases gum, 18 casks tallow, 109 bags cotton Beed, J. S. Macfarlane and Co.; 44 cases gum, 67 bales wool, L. D. •Nathan and Co.; 96 cheeses, W. Goodfellow ; 11 cases gum, 1 bale wool, i£. and H. Isaacs ; 10 bales wool, F. Winter ; 2 boxes gold, Bank of Australasia ; 8 ditto ditto, 38 bars silver, Bank of New Zealand; 63 bales llax and tow, Fraser and Tinne; 82 cases g'im, R. Hobbs; 1 box private effects, A. Tillotaon.—L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. WHALERS' REPORT. Captain Hamon, of the Ngarika, reports the following vessels ljing at Tonga :—James Mary, Captain Smith, with 100 barrels humpback oil, taken this season; Napolean, Capt. 1' tiller, with two whales alongside ; Live Oak, Beckerman, taken several whales. Captain Short, of the Success, reports tho t ' a . -danger, with 68 tons sperm oil since leaving. The Robert Town was spoken ; she

had taken nothing since leaving Sydney. The Eliza was cruising oil' Norfolk Island; taken nothing since last report. The Both Shan, a fitio ship, i:i command of our old friend Captain Peek, formerly of the Mary Shepherd, arrived iu harbour on 20th August. She is Irom Nelson, where she has just discharged a largo cargo from Loudon, in splendid condition. The ship Alerandrina left the harbor on 14th August for London, with a large cargo, consisting of gum, flax, cotton, &c., valued at about £40,000, and upwards of 19,000 ozs. of gold. Passengers : —Messrs. John Skeltou, A. Bully, E. W. Gurncy, W. Parker, F. Sundland. The ship Joshua Bates, Captain Lydserf, arrived in harbour on Ist Sept., from Hongkong;, with 260 Chinese. She left Hongkong on the Ist Jur.c, with 263 on board, anil during the passage a number of them were ee : zed with scurvy. There were three deaths on board. The Joshua Bates experienced very heavy weather during the past week, and has put into port in a leaky condition. The Joshau Bates has n quantity of cargo on board for Melbourne. Messrs. Henderson and Macfariane are agents for the vessel.

The Robert, a largo American barque, in command of Captain "William Lanfare, arrived in harbour on the 19th August, leaky. This vessel left Baker's Island, with a full cargo of guano, on the SLh July, bouud for Cork, for orders, leaving there loading the barque Kate Covert, to follow in eight days, with a cargo for the same port. Shortly after leaving Captain Lanfare discovered that the barque was leaking, and immediately set the pumps to work. On the 11th July the starboard pump broke down, and the other had to be kept constantly going to reduce tlio water. On the 27th July, when in latitude 23 deg., S., longitude 178 deg. 42 min. E., the vessel was making about 22 inches water per hour, and subsequently, during a stiff breeze, increased to 33 inches. It was then decided to come on to Auckland for repairs. On the 7th August the Robert called at Norfolk Island, where the pump was taken ashore and partially repaired. On the night of the 10th August, during a strong S.W. breeze and a very heavy sea, the barque had to slip 45 fathoms of chain and an anchor and put to eea, in order Ito save her from going ashore. Capt. Lanfare then stood away for Auckland, and experienced ! moderate weather across. The Cavalier Islands were made on the 17th August, and since then head winds have prevailed. The German barque Elizabeth, from Honolulu, called at- Baker's Island for orders, and proceeded on to Allen's Island. Since her arrival in port the Robert has discharged a large portion of her guano in order to.ascertain where the vessel was leaking, but although more than half her cargo has been removed, the leak continues, and after a survey made yesterday, it was decided that the whole of the cargo must be landed before the vessel can be repaired. As on her previous voyage to this port, the Alice lias arrived a perfect model of clean- | liness, and has accomplished the passage in 95 j days from the time of taking her final departure from the Channel. Captain Windemer, a gentleman who, during his previous visit here, gained the confidence and esteem of all connected with shipping matters, is still in command, and m learn from the passengers that throughout the passage ho has exhibited his usual kindness, and for which they desire to return their thanks. The passage from the Channel to the Cape was somewhat protracted by light winds and heavy gales, the hitter detaining her for five days. The Cape being passed on the 61st day out. Thence, however, she has done some spiendid work, occupying only thirty-four dayß to the 'three Kings. The passengers have arrived in good health, no sickness having occurred since leaving the docks.

By the arrival of the Agnes from Tairua, ire have received news of the drowning of one of the seamen of the ketch Eagle. Captain Loverock reports leaving Tairua with a cargo of 20,000 feet timber, but in consequence of a heavy gale from S.W. had to take shelter afc the Great Barrier until 3 p.m., Monday. The ketch Eagle, from Auckland, bound for tho Bay of Islands, also ran into the Great Barrier lor shelter. The master of that vessel reported that during the gale one of his men, named George Russell, had been washed overboard. The heavy sea did not warrant the crew of the ketch lowering a boat. Some ropes and spars were thrown out to the drowning man, but were of no avail.

The following vessels arrived in Savannah Harbour, Sandwich, as follows : —Oriti, May 24; Dancing Wave, 25t,h ditto ; Planet, 28th ditto ; Lapwing, 31st ditto; Woodlark, June Ist; Marrion Renny, 2nd ditto ; Gem, 4th ditto; Margaret Chessell, 4th ditto; Donald M'Lean, 6tli ditto ; Isabella, 6th ditto ; Bismarck, sth ditto; Australian Packet, 9th ; Wild Duck, 11th ditto; Frolic, 13th ditto ; Emma Bell, 16th ditto; Dayspring, 20th ditto; Ino, 24th ditto ; Swallow, 25th ditto.