SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2908, 24 May 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARKIFALS. Colonist, schooner, from Mercury Bay. DEPARTURES. Beile Brandon, schooner, for Mahurang-i. Queen, schooner, for Russell* Fortune, schooner, for Povf-rty Bay. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Southern r.^uTs.—Wellington, on Monday. Taran'aki and Wanoanui.—Go-Ahead, s s., to-day. Sydnkv Melh n'KNE.i-llero, s.s., early. Rai'lek, Poverty P»ay, and Wellington.—Kangatiir., s.s., S:ituiday. IfEwcAaiTLi:. —Parseo and Edinburgh Castle, ships, early. Keh- York.—l ast Lothian aad Thames, barques, early. lilo}.kaki —Duke of Edinburgh, schooner, on Saturday. Dnn'iK.- Belle Brandon, schoono.-, on Monday. VESSELS EXPECTED. Taranaki. from ihe South. IRanzatira, s.s., from Wellington. j "Woodlark. ship, from London; sailed Feb. 22. ! Couut ss of Kiutoic, ship, from London: sailed. Bylton <"astl<\ ship, from London: sailed. Clnnranald. ship, from London: sailed. .Akbar, ship, from Boston. v:a .Melbourne. Zauga, barque. fiom Liverpool; sailed Jan. 17. barque, from New York, via Sydney. .AdelhcM, barque, from Lrft-'lton. Comet, b.irque. fr<«ra Lvtte'.ton: sailod April 20. Glencoe, barque, from Dunedin: sailed May 1:5. jrlirt. hrigmtine. from Lyctelton; sailed May 13. Success, schooner, fr»»m Levuka. "Emelie, schooner, from Tahiti. Trima Donna. schooniT, from Levuka. jtvanhoe. schooner, from New Caledonia. Inniior.s, schooner, from Pun«.din. ZTpola. schooner, from Samoa Southern Cross, Mbsio.i schooner, from Norfolk Island. Fiery Cross. schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Edith, schooner, from the South Seas. Clematis and Columbia, from Napier. Tho .s.s. Tar;inaki arrived at Wellington frojr. the South last night-. The £.«. Sjulhcrn Crjss had not arrived at [Tauranga from Ohiwa. The s s. Rdii*:a:ira is expected at Tauninga today. The $.5. Xadvbird, from th* Xorth, arrived at Wellington \«?U ! rdaj evening. The p.*. Peterson and Ladybird have left "Wellins'on for the South. The Rachei Cohen arrived at Napier yesterday. from jN'evk eastle.

The barqueutiiie Prince Alfred will leave or tUe K:i;p:»ra on Wednesday neit. The schooner Queen has cleared at the Custom? for Ku>sell. The schooner Herald, fro.n this port, reached Wellington yesterday. The ecliooiu-rs Clematis and Columbia cleared at Xapicr yesterday for this port. The s.s. Wellington will leare Onehunga for Southern ports, at nine o'clock on Monday morning. Tiie departure of the s.s. Go-ahead, from tlie ilanuknu, has been postponed until tell o'clock this eTcning. The new schooner Bell Brandon left for Mahuraiijji yesterday. Siie is advertised to leave for Otago on Monday. Messrs. Isiccot, of the .North Shore, advertise for tenders for fitting up the fore and main cabins of the neiv steuner Maimwatu, now nearly completed by them. Monday bein.» a hoi day, the time for receiving tendors for the new .North Shore steamer has been extended to Tuesday, at uoon. !ii;e p.s. lalla Booth liis been chartered by Mr. Franz Scberfl' for the Waikito Transport Company. She will be placed upon the \Yuikato Rriver, where she will doubtless do good service. She wiii probably leave this evening. 'Ihe schooner Colonist, from Mercury Buv, reported at the Customs yesterday, with 30,000 feet of timber, for Messrs. Cruickshiiik acd Co. She is now placed on the berth for I*ew Caledonia. The schooner Fortune cleared at the Customs for Poverty Bay yesterday afternoon, with a lull general cargo, shipped by Messrs. J. S. ilacfurkue and Co., L. D. >~athan and Co., Lewis Bro-i., and the Crown Distillery. She left last evening.