SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2797, 15 January 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. H.jSLS. "Dido, Chapman, from Dunedin. Tawera, schooner, 55 tons, Kennedy, from Gisborne. Bella, cutter, 1C tons, Doull, from Tauranga. DEPARTURES. Rangatira, s.s., ISS tons, Hepburn, for Poverty Bay and Southern ports. Vincent, cutter, 20 tons, Austin, for Tauranga. PROJECTED DKPA.RTORKS. Honolulu axd San Francihco.—Dakota, p.«., 13rd inst. Southern* Ports.—Wellington, to-day. Sydney an*d -Melbourne.—llero, early. I/ONHON.—Queen Bee, Jan. 20. Tahiti.—Energy, early. Korotonoa.—Mata, to-day. YKSBKE,S BXPKOTED. Tsnnaki and Plirebe, from tlio South. Hero, s.s., from Sydney, about Jan. 23. Lochnagar, ship, from London : sailed Oct. 16. Durham, ship, from London : loading. "Warwick, ship, from London ; loading. Caduceus, ship, from Loudon; loading. Bella Slary, barque, from flobart Town. IMO.I, brig, from Melbourne. Prosperity, schooner, from Melhonrno. Nukulau, schooner, from -Sydney; loading. Jessie Niccol, schooner, from Tahiti. I« Gull, schooner, from Lovuka. EXPORTS. Per 8.8. Rangatira, for Gisborne :—4 cases, 2 sacks coffee, 1 ditto ginger, Stephenson aud Co.; 1 package, E. and JBL. Isaacs; 3 cases stationery, 1 parcel, Upton and Co.; 1 parcel, W. Rattray ; 1 case drapery, McArthur, Shorn and Co. ; 44 sheeta corrugated iron; X caae ironmongery, JL. Porter and Co. ; 1 caeo drapery, 40 mats sugar, Owen and Graham. For Napier: 1 package blinds, Busby; 7 packages effects, C. Hood ; 2 sacks coffee, 1 sack ginger, 2 cases cocoa; 16 c-isea mustard, Stephenson and Co. ; 1 parcel, Upton ; 1 case drapery, A. Clurk and dons; S cases, 0 tins biscuits, Close Bros.; 1 ease ironmongery, T. and S. Morrin; 1 parcel, Busby; 1 case drapery, Clark and Sons ; 2 bales leather, Ireland Bros.; 1 bale corks, 1 keg, 1 cask drugs, Kempt home ; 2 cases acid, H. S. Meyers; 3 bales tow, Close Bros.; 11 cases sau>„'e, 1 easo show-cards, Ohlson; 3 cases biscuits, Etlingiam; 3 cases, 1 truss drapery, 1 truss, 1 trunk, Lewis Bros.; 2 boxes specie, Union Bank; 6 cases oilmen's stores, Tonka and Co.; 10 kegs sugar, Close Bros. For Welling!on : 2 cases effects, Worthington ; 17 coils rope, J. S. Mucfarlane ; 70 sucks potatoes, Jakins and Wilcox; 30 cases salmon, Stone Bros. ;20 plates iron, 40 rolls felt, T. and S. Morrin ; 18 sacks potatoes, Donkiu.—Combes and Daldy, agents. Per schooner Mata, for Rorotonga : 8 bales cottons, 1 case regatta shirts, 1 ditto hata, 1 ditto saddles, 1 ditto Crimean shirts, 1 bale apparel, 2 cases hair oil, 1 case trousers, 1 case tobacco, 1 case'genevu, 1 case cottons, 2 cases apparel, 2 ditto drapery, 1 ditto hats, 1 bale counterpanes, J case cutlery, 20 boxes soap, 6 drums oil, G tins lean, 3 ditto paint, £000 feet timber, C packages oilmen's stores, Owen aud Graham; 2 cases cottons, A. Clark and Sons.—Owen and Graham, agents. ff.M.S.S. Dido, Captain Chapman, arrived from Duuedin yesterday afternoon, The Dido is to take tlie place of H M.S. Rosario on the Australian station. The ship, in appearance, greatly resembles the Blanche, but her tonnage and armament are not so great. She was put in commission in April, 187°, and left England in the following month, and was for some time cruising on the west coast of Africa. The Dido carries eiglitf guns, six of Tvhieh are 6i4-pounder shunt guns, two seveninch 64-ton Woolwich guns. The following ftre the uauies of the officers : - Eirst lieutenant. A. Ducat; second lieutenant, Yesev Knox; third lieuienant, H. Martin; navigating' lieutenant, \V. Tooker; surgeon, Peter Coo - rie ; paymaster, J. Robinson ; chief engineer, S. Swan; assistant-surgeon, Dr. Good"; sublieutenants, iI - Culiield, W. Harvey, AI. P. O Callaghan; assistaui-pay master, R. C. Bray; navigating midshipman, H. Keane; midshipman, S. H. Biadulph; engineers, Guthridge and Teak. The ship's company comprises 180 souls all told. The s.s. Rangatira took her departure for Poverty Bay, Napier, and Wellington, yesterday afi ernoon, with & general cargo, and the following passengers : —Messrs. W. Fielder, J. Brown, A. Jeffrey, R. Johnson, J. Campbell, Mr. and Mra. Warner and three children, Mrs. Ward, aud Messrs. Houghton (2). The s.s. Star of the South was to leave Napier la,t evening, for this port, with a cargo of sheep. The s.s. Southern Cross arrived at Tauranga yesterday afternoon. ° The ship Polar Star reported at the Cus- ! fcoms yesterday, and will commence to dis- < charge her cargo to-duy. i All accounts against the siiip Queen Bee roust be sent in to the agents, Messrs. L. D. JSathan and Co., by noon on Thursday, or they will not be recognised. The ship Robert Henderson was to leave : Napier last for London, with a cargo valued at £57,250. The ship Agnes Muir has nearly discharged ' her cargo from London in capital condition. On discharge of her cargo she will proceed South. Passengers by the ship Queen Bee, for London, are requested to pay the balance of . their passage money before noon on Friday next. J The barque Ayr has discharged her cargo Of sugar from Mauritius in fine condition. ! She will probably haul into the stream to- i day. t Th» schooner Tawera arrived in harbour '' yesterday morning, from Poverty Bay. Very v heavy weather was experienced on the passage up. The bags of flour und biscuit which the Rangatira saw on the Orete beach were thrown overboard by the Tawera. She brings 141 - bales "wool, 2 tons flour, 1 ton sugar,'aud 1 ton biscuit, consigned to order, and 1 pas- * aeuger. r The schooner Mata cleared at the Customs c yesterday for Rorotonga, and will probably leave to-day. The new schooner Zior is announced to leave for the Kuipara to-morrow. !i The cutter Bella arrived from Tauranga yesterday morning, with 250 ton 3 gum for ni Eolpb and Co. Tiio cutter Yincent left for Tauranga yes- ir terday, with a full cargo of sundries. at