SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 3985, 20 August 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Weathkr, August 19: Showery. Wind, August 10: N. AEBIVALS. Phtebe, s.s., Worsp, from Southern ports (in the "Sunless (Hawaiian), schooner, Berrell, from New Caledonia and Norfolk Island. DEPARTURES. Cyphrenes, s.s., T. Wood, for Sydney. Opotlki, schooner, Harris, for Gisborne, and the Bast Coast. ENTERED IN'WARDS. Dauntless, schooner. 102 tons. W Berrell, from Noumea, New Caledonia. ri» Norfolk Island. Cargo: 32 liides, and a quaatity of old metal. CLEARED OUTWAUPS. Cypliroi.es. 55..1250 t-ms. T. Wood, for Sydney, with original cargo from Kandavu. N^ol^Vo^^^utSllc^V&ey; agent. PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. Per Phrebe s.s., from Southern ports: Mr. and Mrs J. S. Jlacfarlane. Miss Courtney, Miss Martin, Messrs. Murdoch, Ellis, IMxon, Brissnmlen Goldsmith, Cawkwell, ChiUinsmorth, P.nulctt, Martin, Hurley, Zclman, Masters Knulctt l2\ and 0 in the St< Per S Dauntless, schooner, from New Caledonia: Miss Jlainwaring, Captain Jackson. Per Cyphrenes, s.s., for Sydney:—From Kandavu: Messrs. K. Snckrlght, J. A. Moore,:E. A. Sorkine/A. Leidtez Doig, Pulley, W. I'elcher, Staisley lrom Auckland: Mr. and Mrs. T. Cliinf, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bayley, Mr. T. Hart. IMPORTS. Per Ph<Kbo, s.s., from Southern ports: 10 hhds. ale, Eyan, Bell and Co.: 1 kilderkin. John lloid: 1 box, Combes and Daldy; 1 truss, order; 10 cases brandy, J. Hancock: 1 parcel, Union Rink: 1 c*se drugs. l<=» sl y 3 bales, 5 drums, Kempthorne, Grosser ami Cα: 1 cise, M. Cuccseman; 4 packases, Ah Bo«: 4 packages spokes. A. Smart: 1 rackage John Simon,. pircell, N. Harker: 1 parcel. 11. S. Meyers and Co W.^VmS: n i : p-eTBe« ££? Dickson.-iboi, Combes and Daldy; 3 boxes of gold coin Union Bank: 20 boxes, 1 coil wire, 1 parcel. Telegraph Department; 1 box gold dust Bank of New Zealand: 4 bottles ouicksilver, Clark and Garlick. 1 box gold. Bank of New Zealand.-Combes and Daldy, agents. VESSELS IN *I A RROIXR. Steamer: Hero. Ships: Miltiades. Countess of Kintore Waiknto. Barques: Woodbine, William Gifford. Brig's: Aibion, Sussnne, Vision, Eio Logo. Schooners: Coronet, Rosebud. PP.OJECTED DEPARTUF.ES. Sydxev.—Tartar, mail steamer, Aug. 21. London.—Countess of Kintore. ship, early. Rcsselland THE Xoimi.-P.ovrena s.s.. "onday. Sydney and Melkoukne.—Hero, s.s., this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Southekn Pouts.—Phccbe, s.s., Saturday. Levuka.—Star of the South, s.s., and Ivanhoe, Newcastle.—William Clifford, barque, this morning. Tackasoa.-Southern Cross, s.s.. Saturday next. Wasgo-ci.-Go-Ahead, s.s., Saturday. TaranAki, Nelsov. and West Coast Ports.— Murray, s.s., immediately after arrival of Tartar. Ajtctake (South Sea Islands!.—Coronet, srhooner, early.

VESSKLS EXPECTED. Tartar, mail steamer, from San Francisco, due Aug. Macgregor, mail steamer, from San Francisco, due barque, from London: sailed Jl»ys. City of Auckland, ship, from London; sailed May 19. Loch XJrr, barque, from London; sailed June 0. Oxford, ship, from London: sailed June 9. Stirling Castle, ship, from London: sailed. Jackson ship, from London ; sailed. Waitangi, ship, from London: loading. Celestial Queen, ship, from London. Endymion, ship, from London. Zealandia, ship, from London ; sailed. Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle. Montana, barque, from Newcastle. Memento, barque, from Newcastle. Thames, barque, from Adelaide; sailed July 23. Lady Franblyn, barque, from Newcastle. Fleur de Maurice, barque, from Newcastle. Chanticleer, brig, from Hobart Town. Pacific, schooner, frem South £ea Islands. Sonthern Cross, mission schooner, from a cruise. Kenilworth, schooner, from s>outh Sea Islands. Jessie Henderson, schooner, from Oamaru: sailed. Pearl, ketch, from Fenrhyn Islaud. Mary King, schooner, from Cainaru; sailed.

Abeivals Coastwise—Queen, schooner, Veale, from Russell, with 70 tons coal; Fawn, cutter, Dam, from Bussell, with 43 tons coal: Ruby, schooner, Catchpole, from Wangaroa, with 29,000 feet timber, '5 000 shingles, 450 palings, G. Holdship and Co.; Gem, schooner, Diaz, from Wangap'ja, with 23,400 feet timber J. S. Macfarlane and Co.: Maid of the Mill, ketch, from Wangarei, with timber: Swallow, schooner, BusheU, from Mercury Bay, with timber; Helen, schooner, Ferguson, from .Mercury Bay, with timber: Start, cutter, from Mercury Bay, with Umber; Lady ISowen, p.s., Kaspar, from Matakana and The steamship Hero will take her departure at ■» o'clock this afterneon for Sydney and Melbourne. " The trial trip of the new steamer Hauraki is postponed for a few days. The s.s. Cypbrenes took her departure yesterday evening for Sydney. . . The ss Phcebe. Captain W'orsp, arrived in the Manukau yesterday morning from Southern ports, with passengers and cargo. The discharge of the cargo of the regular trading ship Countess of Kintore has been completed satisfactorily, not a single tfaim arising she has now more than 200 tons of cargo for London already on board, and expects to meet with dispatch. The Hawaiian schooner Dauntless. Captain Berrell (owner), returned yesterday to port from Norfolk Island and New Caledonia, She left here on the 9th July and arrived off Norfolk on the 16th, after a ratlie'r heavy-weather passage. Left there on the 21st and reached Noumea, New Caledonia, on the °4UI. Remained at Noumea thirteen days. Having discharged cargo, sailed on the 4th instant, and arrived at Norfolk Island on the 11th. Left for Auckland on the 13th, and experienced fine weather, with N.W. winds, till arrival. We understand that the Dauntless will shortly return to New Cale■Wreckoftiie SciiooNEß Okttard. —lntelligence H&s been received in town of the loss or tno senooner Onward at Tairua. The vessel belonged to Mr. J. W. Waller, having lately been purchased by him, and has since traded between Tairua and this port with timber. The schooner was loaded at the mill with timber and was standing out of the harbour with a fair wind, when the wind suddenly fell and died away to a dead calm. The current then set the vessel in towards the land and she drifted ashore. The Onward was a comparatively new vessel, having been built at Coromandel a few months ago. She was insured in the New Zealand Insurance Company. From a, late copy of The Times (London) we notice that the New Zealand Shipping Company (Limited), of London, and Christchurch, New Zealand, have, in consequence of the company being a colonial one, and wishful to have their ships cillerl after the native names of the river 3 of New Zealand, given notice that it is their intention to apply to the Board of Trade, under section C of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1871, to change the names of their ships The ship Dorette, S7O tons, is to be registered under the name of "VVaimea. The Hindostan, 833 tons, is to be changed to ■Waitara; the Scimitar, 1225 tons, to the Raugitikei: and the Dungillan, 593 tons, to the Mataura. TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING. Waitaka, August 10. The s.s. Go-Ahead left last night ior the Jlanukau. Napiek, August 19. The A.S.P. Company's s.s. Southern Cross arrived at 9.30 a.m.