SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4044, 28 October 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AXTCK. L A Hnuf WiTFP This Dav: 6.32 morn.; S.oi ev«n. ' 'it Manukau: 10 S2 morn. : 11.17 even. The SvX.'This nay: Rises. 5 3:. sets 6 -1. Ti::: Mo-.'*: Last quarter, Ist Nov., I.^op.m. Wr Oct. 27: Fine. "Wist, Oct. 27: W., light brerze. ARRIV A L S. Emv. auxiliarv screwi-clio-ncr, Raker, from Oam&ru biig. Sainty, from Napier. DEI' ART URF. S. Sou hern Cross, A.S.P. Co.'* s.s., F. Holmes, for - c - brip. "W. Ander.-on, for the Thames. Charybdis, schooner, for Kaipara (from the ManuMcCabe, for Poverty Bay via East Coast. ENTERED INWARD- 3 . piv-J ):»-tch, 43 tons, Pennal, frvta Levoica : JyO sack; :v;:.:zo, 20 bales cotton, 3 bates sponge?. Fiji B-ir.'iin- C-»mp?inv: "'0 ba?s copra, 1 cocoanutoi', A. I'..tu'; futons p.arl >h 11*. E. "A ateri; 3 ca^es CLE AR ED O t'T W A EDS. S-T:,-r.i Cross, A.S.P. Co.'s s.s.. ioO tons, £. Hoi -r Napier. Carc.\ n* ]ir exports. i; iVcr. schooner, :<3 ton,, McCaU-. tor Poverty Bay via Eiist C-.avt, with full general cargo. OniTA P.I>S. r-T «'-'ithem Cross, A.S.i'. Co.'s 5.?., for Napier: —S.-l.w-,: Mr. and Mrs. Ing'e and 2 children. Messrs. Mann. Mrs Moss- Scerage: Miss Jac':-son aaa 4 children. Mrs. Harrison and 2 cnildren, Messrs. Letiibrovk and Kilkennj*. IMPORTS. Pi r En.u, s.s., from Oamaru; 900 bags wheat, 2so bass bran. 200 bags oats, Stoue Brothers: 10 cases meats, J. S. Macfarlane and Co.—Stone Broth*. agents. EXPORTS. p.-r ~<Mnh*rn Cro?s, A.S.P. Co.'s for Napier: 9 "wen and Crahari:; 1". cases brandy, 1 qr.-ca k whiskey. H. >. M">vr= *ud Co.: 0«-X> rail rub):.- Work;: Ghhd-. ale, F. U ngley; 1 ca«e, 31. L:*vy. 1 ."0 drain ripe?. 3 c.'.-ks, O Poyd; 1 parcel, C""n-H* 1 parcel, Thomas: J e-t.se. Onvon: L Pc«-;-r i-. d Co.; 10 boxei 1 cav; paprrhangmga, AV i •• -1-inps and Si-n: li Ukckijes, J. I'.uchauan: 4 rA-v.-. A. Clark and Sens: 1 bu_'?y, a. litickland; iS.CO'J Henderson and Macfarlit:": fruit, It. u f i case biscuit?', KUin*iiani: 5 parkages, kv:.,| :h rn.'. i'.'O.-s-.r and Co.; 1 parcel, Phillips; 1 Pd:. --i. . . Wavte; i case, Trenwith; 1 bale b-ather ; l-r'-th'-rs: 10 bunrlles shinies, Adams; 5 cv<- • • n.'er wine. .51 packages, H. S. Meyers and Co.; -2 Vnion Sash and Dvr Comp• l' 1 parcel. : 4 Buc - i cise C. "W. Wren: o packages, « •-> cas.?. Me\rtlmr. ShvM ai;d Co.: p' 4 .> • T. und S. M-.rrin: 1 Jfarline and Co.; 1 horse, R. Or-iham: 1 box, Lew-isson; 2 timbcr-jdcks, Masefield and Co.: 2 dray.s akelly; 1 jn:c\i, K-.mpthorce. Pressor and Co.— A.S.P. Co., \KS>KLS IN WARBOUR. S:-:aui' rs; Hero, Emu. City of Auckland. Condoren, ZeaUndia. • Memento, Fern'lale. Bri A : Albion, Rio Lope, Pakeha, S\Tea. Sch'K.ncri: Falcon (three-iiuisted . Agnes, Edith, Ma: .i. .n Clou-J, i:vno, FiTy Cross, Pearl. PROJECTED DKPA RTF EES. S\v Fi-ANCI^CO. —Macgregor, mail steamer, Oct. 30. Lo'.'-.js City of Auckland, ship, early; Ferndalo, b.viv'iue, early. Ri -skli..— Rowf»na. s.s , Monday next. TxT i'.vNoi.—Southern Cross, s.s.. Saturday next. Stunky and Meliiockne.-Hero, s.s., to-morrow afternoon: Victoria. 5.«., about November 0. CaA.-iiAM Islanl-s.—Magellan Cloud, brigantine, Sati : r'av. ijotTDKf.N Ports —Phtebe. s.s.. to-morrow. U.Uioro>'G.*.—Edith, schooner, early. LyTTLLT.-N.—Ryno. brig.mtine, early. vessels kxp;:c:tf.d. Macrecor, mail steamer, froji Sydney. WoDza. s.s., from Syd-.ey. Cir*•* vf '.-ieltoume, s.s , from San Francisco: sailed ( ,-• :i. from London; failed Augi:st. *2. Hv:'.'!,':', thip. from London: sailed Au:;. 11, . -nip. irom London; Sept. 2. <_ from rondo:;. F.or. -hip, fiom L^nd^n. Lady i «lyn, ship, from London. f-1- nior.i. ship, from L .-ndon. I'iiLi•••••, ship, from London. St in .-y • aitl-*. barque, from London: sail-id July 0. Edi:h l.a r frr-m New York; Iruding. Ci: >• ' j . frumSsn Francisco; sai'e'.l Sep. S. Ra.d i' , ..r-jius from York, via Adebiide. A 1, barque, from Duuedin: 1 ading. }):, ! arr.ue, ifr-m UlO. B-:. y,i.-.u--:ue. irui- iit-wtr: i'-.-v-n. E'. -..ini'ie, fr.'i:: Sydney. U-l-!i Malcolm, barque, from Sydney. Kf !ii:. •' r. bavque. Neve .-tie: SAiUd Oct. 10. Prim- Al:r d. bar'pienth.v, f:um Lvttclton; luadlng. Is.tbe !a. b:ii', from Newcas.l". iv, r -- :ier. M:l:a-. fr m New Caledonia. Jv.. . o?er. from Levu'-:a. Co: • • . t, from Tahiti. I'.-. . i . f;"ia Rarc'lf-r-^a. Fi:-t ; .r.v.»:.:i:;e, fam "Mnmru. * : r vaC".'>Tv;M:.-W:r.v, ciut-r, fr v.: Port Ci::.r:-, with iimUr; cntt-r, from the L.i.-.. r. timb-.-r; V.'aratan, cutter, from .Mercury ID ■■ — r.a'jy T'ow-n, ](.£., for Ma:.-k : \ rm I the K:vwau; -wa fv-v, 21 ton--, for Tairua. with a central rargo; p.:: >y, -ehoo .er, 30 to:,=, Caflipo'e, W'iiheke, in ij-.OiM.i.' for the South. 'Ir.: ■ ::>iden Crowi: will no: mi lier run to th' Tl.-u.j'-d to day, l.ut wiii r r-.ime t '-in'-rTr -.v. i teh Fanny M .hy will lcav-j f-.-r < '.i.-ci niori-Tj-j A.S.P. Co.'s =.3. Soil'hern i'k«jS left >*• =terdr.y a:t-r*-,;>n, lor Na; ier dlrcc'-, v.*ith pa---s-j!ig.;r-5 aud c.:r/- •. '1 ne cutter i'i se, i.aving a i capacity <>i sal-: - the j-utter J-ee. 'i h. ; iloro, La],tai-; T. will take h-T , 'iv:iirc ror >v«ii..jy ur.d .MelLoiiru'.- to-morrow aft f.vrn. She will leave at t!i:ee o'clock with her accuvf-.-jed punctuality 'if-.' fiinoi.ur Cii'.rvbdis. wliich ban beea i} ing wIL-i-:..-nnd in t'ne .danukau fur n-arly two monies, cro e-s i;i<: uar. and ]»roceedud on ij-.r vasterday '< r Kaipara. Xne mail steamer .datgrcgor, Captain Grainger, n::i; b ■ looked for to-morrow or next rniiig fro;u Sydney. Sne is appointed to l-.-avo for San Francisco with the English mail on Friday next, at neon.

The X Z3. Co.'s ship Assay*, which left London on iw 2nd Sfptembtr, was to be fallowed by the Dil.iuvee. The next vessel was to be th»j Kangitikei (fci m ; r>y known a- the .Scimitar, hich lately made the ru:s from London to Otago in 70 days, under « aptai:. F'.x.

Ih:- \ .ige built by Mr. 11. Ston* r.t his shipbu ldins yar >J ortUnd, wa-3 successfully launched ye.st'-nlay iu( ming, and was towed up to Auckland by the stennier JManaia. She is a w.ll- uilt craft, capable of carrying I'iO tonsil coal, und is intended for the river trade at the Hay of island?. Mho has been built to the ' V'-l- r of the'hay of Inlands Coal Company. W'v 1- ar:i that the barque Lauderdale, Captain Tr«w. uzrlv.il at .Shanghai on ihe 2;t!i -Jui;e, having nir.d-j the quickest run of the sc.s'i:i from •*vdHcy, namely, li~> day.j. She :eft .-hanghai with a e*rgo of tOrt f«.i" ' t,ndon hi the 9th Av.tMi.-it, ai d on hei arrival at *•«:!" destination v/ill probably re-load for Auckland. The Norharn Castle arrived at Shanghai in the nji.iuie of July. Th. brig Syren, Captain Sainty, arrived this morning, from Napier, which port >lie left on tie 221 d iai\. .i'ue eipcrienctd during th • lir.-t part of the pa-'iijbt variable winds. Parsed ihe Eeast C ipe at mi< t on the 2-ith. the uind Ining from th* S.\\\, wish netvyhead sea; ihe. wind increased to.a gale from the southward, with high sea. Fine weatherand li.}ht K. ••. v«tillj were met with afterwards

ha.i been received of th f j progress of the Miip Co'inifcS of Kintore by means of the Star's carrier pk"--oi;.-. '1 he ship, wbich left this harbour for Louden on Monday afternoon, had by yesterday morning, according to Captain Lraddick's proceeded ten mileo. beyond Capo Colvili". .Sh»? had experienced light S..S.E. winds to Tiritiri, and tf.S.W. winds sinon. Wither beautifully tine, and passengers all well. One of the pigeons had flowa a ''-Mance of o'J miles in 71 minutes.

The schooner Atalnnta cleared out at Onehunga with the following cargo for Kaipara:— > hags llour, Bycroft; 17 packages, Meeo]; 21 packages, Po'kCi, 5 packages, Morrin; 15 bags llour, Thomson anfl Co. ; 30 package, G. W. Owen ; 10 bags flour, Thompson and Co. ; 10:) package-!, brown, Caiapbell anil Co.; 291 packages, J. M. l>argavil'e an:l Co. ; 3* b.i?s lime, i]s_ (ram rail", Keane ; 19 packages, Jakins an<l Willcox; 4ji.ckair'S, Porter and Co.; 2-i packages, Morton; I packus**, KWngham; C pa.kagrs, leaning; 22 package:., ftash and Di.or Company; 3 oas':.*, 32 pieces iron, l'racr and Tinne; -i packages, Lewis brothers; 10 package.-} Arthur. 'I h«s auxiliary a.a. Kmu, Captain Baker, j-tcamcd into harbour yesterday afternoon under jury-masts. Captuin Baker Ik»s supplied us v.-itb a full account of the mi hap to his vessel whilst on her voyage from <jam.»ru to this port, but a grc:it<-r portion of the saijitr !• >s already appeared. \V - thi refor'o extract the followingWhils: lyinij at »pier another jury* was rigged, sail.s bent, and a supply of coal, v.at- r, and provisions taken in. Steamed out of the IVI at noon on the 2Urd, with a modr.iau*. i.reeze the W.S.W., shifting to northwa-d. Passed Portland Ishu.d at 11 p.m., light westerly wind. Passed I'ov-rty JJay at S a.m. on the 24th, in c nipany with a fore-and-aft schooner. Fine wealh- r with light indif-fer-nt ".vind.-J all day. At 0p m. Ka.;t C;.pe was bearing N. by U*. h W., 30 tnil«s. I'assed the Cape at mid:ii.lit. At 2 a.m., 2f)th. .sighted the brig -yren, and'.xpej'ieiiced a hard S.W.ga'e with heavy b« am se.i. Next day the weather xnoaciaind irom tin; N. \Y. Pushed U-.pe Colvill'i at 7 a.m. yesurday, arriving abo\o. Tl:o Emu brings a cargo of v. be it, Ac., ai dis co: signed to Mrssr#. btone i:rjth>?rs. On discharge cf c.tru*o she will require an overhaul and ru-ng-fiiuiT. •'*