SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 3993, 29 August 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

TELEGB A.PHIC SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. High V/ATJia, This Day: 7.40 morn.; 8.5 cren. M „ atManukau: 10.1 morn. ; 10.25 even. The Sun, This Day: 6.29; sets. £ 33* Th« Moon: Last Quarter, 3rd Sept., 4.83 p.*n. "Weather, August 23: Overcast. Wind, August 23: W., strong. arrival s. Southern Cross, s.s„ Sella", from Tauranga. Chanticleer, brig, Harvey. from Hobart Town. £NTERED INWARD 3. Montana, barque, Csl tons, Mudgetl, from Newcwstle Cargo: 700 tons cool, Henderson and Macfarl*ine- 12 bales bay, 60 bags maize, 4 bales hops, order. —Henderson aad Macfarlane, agents. PASSENGKB, LIST. ISWAP.I ?i. Per Southern Cross, s.s., from Tauranga : Misa McGlynn, Mr. and Mr®. Cummings. Messrs. I*ettigrew, Campbell, Beryan, and \v. A. Graham. m XT Per Chanticleer, brig, from Hobart j.own: .Mr. Stanton. IMPORTS. Per Chanticleer, brig, from llobart Town: 10 bales Lops, 11,200 palings (3 feet', 7.200 palings (0 feet), 40 shafts (10 feet). 40 shafts lie feet,, Henderson and Macfarlane: 215 esses fruit, 21 bags hark captain Harvey 23 pieccs stouc, Buchanan; 14 bales hops, 17J case's jams, 20. r , cases fruit, 11. S. Meyers and Co ; 330 cases jams. SO cases tart fruits, Cruickshanfc and Co • 40 c 'ses fruit, 12 cases onions, 253 cases jam anil fruit. G. W. Binnuy: 12S cases fruit, K. Arthur; 1210 bites potatoes, .J. Hurst and 1 turccl, Andrews; SO cases jams. 12 cases tart fruit, 415 cases jams, 50 cases jams, 80 cases fruit, order; 2 bales hops, Jackson (Wanganui).—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

VESSELS IX HARBOUR. Ships: Miltiadcs, Coui»tess of Kintore, Waikato. Barques: Thames, Ansdell. Fleur de Maurice. Memento , Helen Malcolm, Montana. Brigs: Albion, Susanne, Rio Lege, Chanticleer. Brigatitines: Resolution. Schooners: Dauntless (Hawaiian), Clematis, Jessie Henderson.

PROJECTED DKPAiITUE.ES. London*.—Countess of Kintore. ship, early. Russell and the North-—lloweua. s.s., Monday next. , Southern Ports.-Taranaki, s.s., noon, Thursday. Levuka.—Star of the South, s.s., 2nd pros. Tacranga.—Southern Cross, s s., this afternoon. Wa.vga.vui via Taranaki Go-Ahead, s.s., to-day, at 10 a.m. Lytteltcn. - Rio Lope, brig, early. Hokianga.—Phantom, cuttur, to-morrow. San Francisco, via Honolulu.-City of Melbourne, s.s., Sept. 4. Norfolk Island and New Caledonia.—Dauntless (Hawaiian), schooner, Monday. Melbourne. —Miltiades, ship, early. Sydney and Melbourne.—Victoria, s.s., abowt Sept. 7; Hero, s.s., about September 20. Wangarei, «&o.—Wangarei, cutter, to-day. VESSELS KXFKCTF.D. City of Melbourne, s.s., from Sydney. Macgregor, mail steamer, from San Francisco, due Sep. 10. Victoria, s.s., from Sydney. Ferndale, barque, from London; sailed May 5. City of Auckland, ship, from London; sailed May 19. Loch Drr, barque, from London; sailed June 6. Oxford, sbip, from London; sailed June 9.| Stirling Castle, ship, from London; sailed. Jackson, ship, from London ; sailed. "Waitangi, ship, from London; loading. Zealandia, ship, from London ; sailed. Hydaspes, ship, from London. Cospatrick, ship, from London. Stanley Castle, barque, from London. E&st Lothian, barque, from Lyttelton;sailed August 23. Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle. Tien Tsin, barquentine, from Launceston. Wave, brig, from Oamaru. Magellan Cloud, brigantine, from Chatham Islands. Belena, brigantine, from Lyttleton; sailed August 19. Ryno, brigantine, from Lyttelton. Belle Brandon, schooner, from Levnka. Pacific, schooner, from South c ea Islands. Southern Cross, mission schooner, from a cruise. Kenilworth, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Dauntless, schooner, from Dunedin; sailed Aug. 2S. Pearl, ketch, from Peurhyn Island.

Arrivals Coastwise.—Alarm, cutter, from Mang&wai, with produce; Scotchman, steamer, from the Hot Springs, witli raft of timber; Lady Bowen, p.s., from Mahtirangi and the Hot Springs; Efforts, p.s., from tbe Wade, with & raft of timber. The new steamer Manaia is expected to be ready for the Coromandel trade within a fortnight. The schooner Bally Bayley left llobart Town for Dunedin on the 15th inst., with a cargo of fruit, <fec. The s.s. Taranaki, having been detained at Wellington, is not expected in the Manukau from the South until Wednesday next. The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Star of the South is due here to-morrow morning from Napier. She will leave on Wednesday afternoon next for Levuka. The time-tables of the steamers Enterprise, for Coromandel, and the Hauraki for the Thames, for the ensuing week are published elsewhere. The barque Bella Mary, which sailed on the lst inst.. had not arrived at Hobart Town when the Chanticleer left on the ISth inst. The repairs to the barque Ansdell are progressing. A new foremast has been stepped, and new foretopmast sent up yesterday, both being very good spars. The brig Jane, which left this port on the 22nd July for Hobart Town, arrived at her destination on the 18th inst. The whaling brigantine Sarah Pile arrived at Hobart Town, from Rivert?n, New Zealand, on tho 15th inst.

The ketch Clematis, having discharged her cargo, •went en the gridiron yesterday, for n cleaning and overhaul. A. strong westerly wind, amounting almost to a gale, blew over the harbour during yesterday. Towards evening the wind lulled considerably, and a calm prevailed. The s.s. Southern Cross, Captain Cellars, arrived yesterday morning, from Tauranga. with several passengers and a small cargo of produce. She J eaves again this afternoon for Tauranga. The three-masted schooner Police Officer, bound from the Thames to Russell, put into harbour yesterday early, and anchored off the North Head, waiting a change of wind. Messrs. J. Darrach and Son are actively engaged in shipbuilding at Mahurangi. A topsail schooner is approaching completion at their yards, and may b» expected in w Auckland in course of about three weeks. The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross arrived at Napier at eight o'clock yesterday morning, from Auckland, after a passage of 45 hours. She is anuouueed to leave again to-day, with a cargo of cattle for this port. We learn from Captain Sellers that the brigantine Helena, which stuck on the spit at i'aurangp. harbour, hpj; been floated off after being lightered. She h*s received no damage from h: j r stranding. On discharge of the portion of her c?-r£:o Ehc will •come to Auckland with ihe remainder.

The schooner Pearl lift Lvitelfcon otj the 18th init., for Waikato Heads, tdtn tin? following cwito. consigned to Mr. R. Lamb, Liawahia flour mills;— 500 sacks wheat, 280 cats, 120 sack i potrtt-""is. The ketch Wild Dui?k w/kj loading at Lyt.tktoj:, for the same place, the Pearl left. A Tairua corresponds*. write* on the 18i.h inst.: — For the last ten years there not been such a crowd of vessels in Tai?»& as the present tim*—tw« brigs, one steamer, and several cutters—some loading timber and others waiting to get alongside of th« wharf of Messrs. Prccco, Howard and Co.'s Taima saw-mill. I have to mention the loss of the schooner Caward—a total wreck. She was laden partly with s*wn timber and partly with the furniture of Messrs. I'reece and "U'iiiUr, who are removing from this to Auckland, and expecting to get a passage by the steamer Southern Cross, had, unfortunately, shipped all {or nearly ».;!) of th-:ir goods and furniture on of the still more unfortunate schooner Onward, which ia attempting lo g&t over the tar at this place ea Friday last against the tide, with little or no tsind, came to grief, and left her bow on Paku rock as p. warning to all who are foolish enough to attempt the like again.

The brig Chanticleer, 187 tons. Captain T. 11. Harvey, arrived in harbour yesterday, from Jlobart Town, after a splendid passage of ten days, notwithstanding strong contrary winds encountered on the passage. Her cargo of fruit, &c., arrives in excellent condition, and the vessel will be berthed alongside the wharf at once to discharge. Captain Harvey reports having left Hobart Town on the 18th August, and cleared the land same day with a moderate »S.W. wind, which lasted until the 22nd instant; the wind then shifted t« the eastward, blowing strong from t.he N.K. for 24 hours, and afterwards veered to the northward and N.W. with thick hazy weather accompanied bv thunder and lightning; on the 25tli and 2Gth tho barometer stood at 29.15.; picssed the Three Kings at daylight on the 27th, and rounded the North Cape at 1.30 p.m., with tine W.N. W. wind; passed Cape Urett at midnight, arrived at Rangitoto channel at Ip.m. on the 28th, and beat up harbour with a strong westerly wind, arriving at 4 p.m. We are indebted to Captain Harvey for late Australian papers.

Wellington, August 28. The p.s.Luna arrived at 3.20 a.m. from the Manukau. The b.b. Tararua arrived yesterday evening from Nelson. Lyxteltox, August 2S. The s.B. Ladybird arrived from Dunedin ut 1 p.m. Nelson - , August 28. The B.s. Wellington arrived from the North early this morning, Westport, August 28. The s.B. Murray arrived at 9.40 a.m. from Nelson.