SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2909, 26 May 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARKIVAXS. Rangatira, f.p., flepburn, from Southern ports. Bowena, s f., McGregor, from Northern ports. Southern Cross, s.s., Soll.irs, from Taurauga. Adelbeid, barque, from Lytt«lton. yiirt, bngintine, from Lvitelton. Clyde, schcouer, from Wangaroi. Belle Bramlou, schooner, from Mahuranffi. DEPARTURES. ' Go-Ahead, s.s., McGilhvray, for Taranaki. •Challenger, p.s., for Alaliurangi. PROJECTED DEP-lUTURES. Southern Ports.—'Wellington, to-day. Sydney and Melbourne.—Horo, s.s., oarly. JiAPiKR, Poverty Bay, and Wellington.—Rangatira, s.s., to-morrow. . Newcastle. —Parsee and Edinburgh Ca-tle, ship.-;, early. New York. —Kast Lothian and Thames, barques, early. , . Moeraei (Otago).—"Duke of Edinburgh, schooner, today. . _ . Dunedin.— Belle Brandon, schooner, on Mouuay. VESSELS EXPECTED. Taranaki, from the Smith. "Woodlark, ship, from Loudon; sailed leb. Countess of Kintore, ship, from London: sailed. ilylton Castle, ship, from London; sailed. CUnranald. ship, from London: sailed. Akbar, ship, from lloston. via .Melbourne. jianga, barque, from Liverpool; sailed •J&n* 17. Thames, barque from \. ork » V . J * ?^l ne *io Glencoe, barque, from Dunedin; sailed May 13. Success, schooner, from Levuka. "Emelie, schooner, from Tahiti. Trirna Donna, schooner, from Levuka.^ Ivanhoe, schooner, from New Caledonia. Emulous, schooner, from Dunedin. Upola, schooner, from Saiv.oa Southern Cross, Mission schooner, from Norfolk Island. „ . Fiery Cross, schooner, from th« South &ea Isiauds. Edith, schooner, from the South Seas. Clematis and Columbia, from Napier. IMPORTS. Per 8.8. Kimsjatira, from Southern ports : 6 trunks boots, C. Westpfuhl; trunks ditto, s. M. Green ; 3 bi»»s, Wiitliow -anti Co. ; 1 cast, R. Croft"; 1 quarter-cask rum, order; 2 crates, Li. D. Xatimn and Co.; 8 lilids. beer, Williams ami C >.; 221 s.ieks potatoes 6 ditto bacon, G. W. Binney ; 279 sacks barley, D. H. McKenzle; 30 puddle arm?, 14 pieces rings, 1 bundle iron plites, Thomas Watson ; 1 box, Lieut euaut-Cobnel Lyon ; 1 parcel, H. V. Stereus; 1 cask, \V. R. Robinson ; I case, Sargood, Son and Co ; ani a quantity of cargo for (short shipped).—Combes and Daldy, agents. Per barqu-) Adelheid, from Lytteltou : 119 sacks potatoes, 2 tons oatmeal, 33 sacks peas, 70 sacks onts, T. Belcher; 370 sai-ks oats, order j 295 sacks barley, T. Hancock ; 533 sacks wheat, order; 911 sacks wheat, order ; 1 ton oatmeal, 40 sacks bran. Jam- s Coupland ; 123 sacks grass seed, A. Cos ; 86 bags potatoes, G. W. Binney ; 176 sacks bran, -13 ditto sharps, T. 11. liall and Co.; 406 sacks •wheat, order ; 155 sacks malt, G. \V. Binnev ; 183 sacks potatoes, Jakitis a:id Wilcox.—G. W. Binney, agent.

The e.s. Hero, from Sydney and Melbourne, may be looked for to-morrow. The e.s. Rangatira is announced to leave for Southern ports to-morrow. The p.s. Challenger left for Mahurangi on Saturday morning. The ship Pitrsee will, on completion of discharge, leave for Newcastle. The ocliooner Bfll > Brandon returned from Mahurangi on Saturday morning. The ss. Taranaki left Wellington for Nelson on Saturdny. She uiav bo expected in tlie ilanukau to-dtiy. The B.e. Southern Cross arrived from Tanranga last evening with a cargo of maize and pigs, and a number of passengers. The p.s. Golden Crowu will make a special trip to and from the Thames to-day—at single fares. The barque Adelhei'l arrived from Lyttelton on Saturday morning, with a full of grain. She left Lrtteltm on (he Iltli inst. Tha barquentine Prince Alfred will leive for the Kaipara in a day or two, to load with timber for Melbourne. The schooner Clyde arrived from Wangarei on Saturday morning, with a cargo of settlers' produce and a number of passengers. The tide oil Saturday was very low. As the E.s. Gemini was rounding the T on her way to Riverhead, she stuck in the mud, and had to be poled off. The brigantine Flirt arrived from Lyttelton yesterday morning, wi'li 913 sacks potatoes, 437 sacks oats, and OS sacks of wheat. She left Lyttelton on the 13ih inst. The schooner Atlanta arrived from the East Coast on Saturday evening, with a cargo of settlers' produce and a number of pigs, &c. The p.s. Royal Alfred made a special trip to the Thames on S tturday eveni-.g, having on board the Auckland Naval Volunteers, who are to take part in the Thames review to-day. She returned to Auckland yesterday afternoon. The. new steamer Minawatu, being built by Messrs. Nice.:!., at the North Shore, is rapidly approaching completion, and she will very shortly be launched. Tenders are called for fitting up the fore and chief cabins. The s s. Go-uhead left Oi elnmga, for New Plymouth, on Saturday, with n large a lid the following pussengrrt —Mr. and Mrs. Mclntyre and family (1), Mr. and Mrs. Scalier, Mrs. Farrah, Messrs. Taylor, Bridge, Eailes, Paterson, Isaacs, Harris, Robertson, and Cole, Mr. Bromley and parly (4), Mr. and Sirs. Perston and family (3).

The barquo EaH Lo'hiau has the following cargo on board: —l3so cases gum, 15 tons flai, R. Walker and Co. ; 787 eases gum, H. D. Rolph and Co.; 35 bales wool and 24 tons flax, J. Roberton and Co. The East Lothian has been loaded with great despatch by her owners, Messrs. R. Walker and Co. She will leave for her destination in a day or two. The whaling ship California, ten months out from New York, arrived at the Bay of Islands a few days ago, with 70l) barrels of Bperm oil on board, valued at £6000. The American whaling barque itllza has also arrived at the Bay, after a three years' cruise, with a very small quantity of oil, the barque having been very unfortunate. She will leave for New Bedford in u few days. As the s.s. Rowena was leaving the Bay the Auckland whaling barque Albion was just coining in. The e.s. Rangatira, Captain Hepburn, arrived in harbour at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Slie left Wellington at 8 a.m. on the 20tli; arrived in Napier at 8 a.m. on the 21st. ; sailed again at 5 p.m. 6ame day ; arrived at Poverty Bay at 5 a.m. on tlie 22nd ; left at 3 p.m. same day, and arrived here as above. Experienced strong head winds crossing the Bay of Plenty. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Rudman and family (3), Messrs. Ackland, young, Jones, Itmsley, Williams, Houghton, Johnson, and 9 steerage. We are indebted to Mr. Dougherty, the purser, for delivery of our files, report of passage, and other favours. _ The b.b. Rowena, Captain McGregor, arrived on Saturday morning from the North, with the following passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. Hagon, Mr. and Mrs. Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Christie, 2 children, and Miss Christie ; Messrs. Weetman, Jackson, Laybouvne, Hales, H. W. Williams, Vilcoq, Wright, Hall, J. C. Hall, and tha .following Maori chiefs: —Marsh Brown, OK Wynyard, J. Brown ; Mrs. J. Brown, and four in the steerage. Cargo: 34 bags gum, Stone Bros.; 40 bags flax, A. Buckland ; 4 cases gum, Owen and Graham; 16,000 shingles, G. Holdship and Co.; and sundry cargo. The Rowena will leave again to-morrow.