SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4294, 18 August 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Hioh Water, This Daj: 7.41 msrn: 7.5S oven. Manukau: 10.1 mom.; 1018 eron. Tn* 8ok:"r1*u, 0.44: seta. 5 24. The Moon: N«w, 31st, 11.20 a.m. ARRIV A L S. Southern Cross, s.s., J. Carey, from Napier (at the Thames), lona, s.« , W. Farquhar, from Tauranga. Glimpse, barque, ilnr-is, from Newcastle. Craig Ellachie, brig, 11. S. Meredith, from Oamaru. Mary Melville, schooner, Urquhart, from Dunedin. Magic, cutter, Hopkins, from Tairua. DEPARTURES. St. Kilda, s.s , Flowcrday, for Wanganui, from tho Manukau. lona. s.s , W. Farquhar, for KusselL Wave, brig. Sopwhlh, for Kaipara. Yarra, schooner, Johnson, for Richmond River, New South Wale. Ellinore, schooner, Dam, for Russell. Acadia, schooner, McKenzie, for Napier via Mercury Bay. Fawn, cutter, Jacbcc. for Russell. Gipsy, cutter, Josephs, for Russell. ENTERED INWARDS. Star of tho South, s.s, 175 tons, \V. 11. Palmer, from Napier and Southern ports. Cargo as per Imports. Magellan Cloud, brlgantine, 100 tens, Johnson, from Chatham Islands. Cargo: Sheep, &C.—G. W. Blnney, Agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Freetrader, barque. 200 tens, Johnson, for Uobart Town, in ballast. —11. S. M-yersaud Co., agents. Eislnore. schooner, 30 tons, E.T. Dam, for Russell. Cargo : Timber. Ac. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35 tons, Rcuntree, for Wangaroa, via Wanganui, in ballast. Gipsy, fuller, 27 tons, Josephs, for Bay of Islands, In ballast PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. Per lona, s.s., from 'lauranga:—Mrs. Munson, Messrs. Dondall, Warbrick, G. Colebrook, Logan, and Poole's Variety Troupe. Per Craig Ellachie, brig, from Oamaru :—Mrs. Meredith. IMI-ORTS. Per Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle : 510 tons coal. Per Craig Ellachie, brig, from Oamaru : 2000 sacks oats, 55 tons flour, 90 sacks bran. 00 tons Hour, 50 cases meat, 6 tons oa'meal. Per Mary Melville, schooner, from Lyttelton:—3SJ sacks potatoes, 5000 slates, 100 sacks flour, 135 sacks oats, 30 bags bran, 17 cases bacon, 120 sacks potatoes. Per Mary Melville, schooner, from Lyttelton:—4oo sicks blue Derwent potatoes. 5000 countess slates, 100 sacks Saunders' flour, H. S. Meyers. VESSFr.e tv ir..; :r ,.-„ .„_ Steamer*.—Llewellyn. Rowena, Star of the South. Ships.—FJechero, Lutterworth. Barques.—Roblna Duulcp, Stag, Prospector, Freetrader, Director. Glimpse. Brlgantine: Magellan Cloud Biigs: Vision. Wave, Moa, Syren, Craig Ellachie. Schooners. — Southern Cross [training vessel), Acadia, Albatross, Favourite, Mary Melville. VESSELS EXPKCTKD. Alumbagh, ship, from London (VNTG); sailed May 9. JoLa Bennie, ship, from London (VTGQ); sailed May Dover Castle, ship, from Belfast (NCTR); sailed May 28. Carlsbrooke Castle, ship, from Belfast (IILWB); galled June S. Columbus, barque, from London(KVUß); sailed June 8. White Eagle, ship, from London; sailed. City of Auckland, ship, from London (KMTE); sailoil Jane 15. Ocean Mail, ship, from London. British Empire, ship, from London. Star of Germany, ship, from London. Jessica, barque, from New York, via Dunedin : sailed Jane 2. Lixrie Fox, barque, from New York, via Dunedin ; loading. Bearing, barque, from Sydney. Cabarfeidh, barque, from Lvttelton. Victor, barque mine, from Port Gamble; sailed May 14. Wild Wave, brig, torn Sydney; sailed Aug. 3. Chanticleer, brig, from Uobart Town. Helena, brigantine, from Dunedin. Magellan Cloud, brigantine, from Chatham Islands. Nightingale, brigantine, from Melbourne. Kenilwoxth, schooner, from New Caledonia, Papua, schooner, from Rarotonga. Editb, schooner, from Rarotonga. Peerless, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Lsetitia, schooner, from Rarotonga. Clematis, ketch, from Napier. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. XiONDox.—Roblna Dunlop, barque, early. Sttjxev.—ilero, s.s. v about sth prox. SODTUUJIN Ports.—Taranaki, s.s. Taupo, s.s., 21st inst; Wellington, ss.. 25th inst. Sonin Sea Islands.—Vision, brig, early. Hobabt Town.—Freetrader, barque, to-day. Levuea.—Star of the South, s.s., to-day; Emu, «.&.. early: Prospector, barque, 25th inst. Hodaxcja.—Queen, schooner.to-morrow. TtcSSEXX and the Noiitii.—lona, 5.5.., Monday next. Sam Francisco via Honolulu—City of Melbourne, mail steamer, 3rd prox. Hokiakoa.—Onward, schconer, Friday next Newcastle.—Moa, brig, early. Napier,—Southern Cress, s.s., to-morrow. Arrivals Coastwise.—Australian, cntter, from Orewa, with 76.000 shingles, 7 bags sura ; Waratah, cutter, from Mercuiy Bay, with timber. Coastwise Octwakds. — Fannte. cutter, for Wagapoa; Lady Bowen, p.a., for Maburangl and the Hot Springs. The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Star of the South will leave for Levuka this afternoon. The s.s. St Kilda left Onehunga yesterday for Wanganui, with passengers and cargo. The s.s. Southern Cross, Captain McKenzie, leaves Onehuoga to-morrow, for iloklanga. The barque ShooUng Scar left Wangaroa yesterday for Samoa. The brig Kobln Hood was loading cool, for Welling- i ton, at Newcastle, when the Glimpse left. The three-masted schooner Fairlie le.'t Wangaroa ' on Friday last for Auckland. The barquentlno Tien Tsln and barques Fleur do Maurice, East Lothian, Frowning Beauty, and Medora were loading at Newcastle when the Glimpse left. The A.S. P. Campany's s.s. Southern Cross, 139 tons, Captain J. Cany, arrived at the Thames yesterday morning early, from >'apier. <'n discharge of uerlive steck, she will come on to Auckland, and will leave to-inorr6W for - v . r ap!er. By papers to hand by tho buque Glimpse, wo observe that the ship Caller <>u. Captain Res, was loadisg at Newcastle for an " uncertain' port. The ship Baron Abefil&re was loading for San Francisco, and the barque Norham Castle for Hong Kong. v Captain X. S. Meredith, who arrived in this port last night in command of the brig Craig Ellachie, is an old acquaintance here, bavin; visited this port about eight years a/o in the ship King of Italy, from London. Trie schooner Mary Melville, Captain Urquhart, L arrived yesterday afternoon from Lyttelton, with a cargo of produce. She let on the 12th instant, and has accomplished the passage nnder five days. Easterly weather prevailed. The s.B. lona. Captain Farquhar, arrived yesterday morning from Tauranga, with passengers and cargo, c She left Tauranga at 3.20 p.m. on Monday, and arrived at Mercury Bay at 10.20 p.m. samo night: left at 2 a.m. and arrived in harbour at 10.H0 a.m. Passed the s s. Pretty Jane at 4 a.m. yesterday in the Hole In the Wall. The barque Glimp>e, 335 tons, Captain Harris, belonging to the Circular Saw Line, arrived in har- . hour yesterday af ternoou from Newcastlo (having been reported outside tho previous dayl. She left Newcastle on the 3rd instant, and experienced U<ht variable wind and tine weather on the pa-sage across. Made the Three Kings on the 12th at daylight, and had light airs down Coast. Sigbtod the s.s. Ilero. from Auckland to Sydner, on the passage. The Glimpse brings a cargo of coal, snd Is consigned to Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlanc. We have to thank Captain Harris for files of late Sydney and , Newcastle papers. [ The brig Craig Ellachie, 223 tons. Captain M. J. Meredith, arrive'. In port last night from Oamaru, with a cargo of grain, ic. Captain .Meredith reports leaving Oamaru on the 7th inst., and experienced strong N.E. gales for the first three days, then southerly and S.E. winds to the East rape, which was passed on Sunday night; from th* re light easterly and variable weather to port. Mercury Island was passed at 4 a.m. on the 16th, and at 7 a.m. passed alongside of Richard's Rock, abreast nf the Little , Mercury. Owing to the wind falling light, the brig was unable to reach further than the North Head last sight. The brig is consigned to Messrs. Tonks and CO. The attention of the General Government is called to the fact that Rlc' ard's Rock in the vicinity of Little Mercury Island, and marked "dangerous" on the chart, requires to be buoyed in order to mark its whereabouts. The rock Is in the track of vessels trading between this port and the South, and the traffic now warracta some precautionary m asures beiug taken to warn shipmasters, beyond m> rely marking -, the rock on the chart as "dangerous." An instance f has recently occurred which shews the necessity of - 1 this. The brig Craig Ellachie, wliirh arrived In our waters last night, was In dangerous proximity to this rock without the captan being uware of It until just , ? J tlm^. t ,°, put th " ,ld,a un - ""d r "» fast close alongside This occurred at 7 o'clock on the morning of M the 16th. Had it taken place at niaht. It is probable that the vessel might have been wrecked and possibly life lost.

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WELLINGTON. Augrut 17—The s.s. l'hiebe left for Lyttelton at &S0 last night. NELSON. Angnst 17.—The s.». Tara-inki left at 0 o'clock last night (or the North. WKSTI'ORT. August 17—The ».». K-nnedv arrivcJ at 2 p.m. 'to-day from Kelson. MELIiOUKNK. August 7.—Arrived : NigluinK~.lt'. from Kalpar.i. The B». Alljion arrived with a broken hliaft. Worked with one enginf, but aho arrived in good time for tho mail steamer. NEWCASTLE. Angnst C—Arrived: Ella Gladstone, [from Auckland. _