SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4358, 1 November 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF AUCKLAND. Bion Winn, This Day: 8.16 morn.; 8.33 even. „ „ Mannkau: 10.86 mora.; 10 53 even. Tb» Bitn: Rlaos, 4.59; sets, 6.28. Th« Moon: First Quarter, 6th 9.51 p.m. ARRIVALS. KnaYs.s., W. Farquhar, from Russell and Northern ports. Glencoe, barque,' 159 tons, Dolmer, from Hobart Town. Maggie Patterson, schooner, 69 tons, Patterson, from Timaru. Clyde, schooner, Anderson, from Wangarei. Sovereign of the Seas, cutter, Petersen, from Wsngarei. , Favourite, schooner, Savery, frem Mercury Bay. Ocean, schooner, Eawlings. from Mercury Bay. ■ DEPARTURES. : Hero, s.s., T. Logan, for Sydney and Melbourne. PASSENGER LIST. INWABBS. Per lona, a.a,, from Kussrll and the North:— Saloon: Messrs. Barker, Hoag, Jones, McLellan, teviston, J. Lennle, Mackie, Ashley, Kooke, Chatfield, and 9 in the steerage. OLTWAItDS. Per s.s.-Hero:—Saloon for Sydney: Mrs. Ruby and family. Miss O'Rirlev, Mrs. and Miss Whiteby, and Mr. B. C. Murphy." Saloon to Melbourne: Mrs. Highton and two children. Steerage to Sydney: Mr. and Mr. Herrien, Mrs Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Seabrooke, Mr. and Mrs. Pryke, Mr. and Mrs Mainer, Mr. and Mrs. Williams and child. Messrs. D. Robinson, P. Dolan, J. Foster, H. Hall, G. Schone, O. Bauer, J. McLean, T. Stephens, I. L. Trey, and W. E. Watson. Steerage to Melbourne: Misses T. O'Connor and O'Brien, Mr. T. Bowden and family, Messrs. J. Holdeu, Corcoran, Smith, Wriggtesworth, Eackett, T. O'Connor, R. Johnson, Fartherstone, Vander, Mr. and Mrs John Merton and family (2), and Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family. IMPORTS. LA special charge Is made for announcements in this column], -Per Maggie Patterson, schooner, from Timaru :— 1100 bags wheat. Per Glencoe, barque, from Hobart Town:—4soo spit rails and posts, 25,000 pailings (5 and 6 , 2000 feet timber. 50 pairs cart shafts, 49 cases jams, 21 do do, 74 do do, 41 cases tart fruit, 45 cases jams, 30 cases green fruit, 100 bags potatoes, 120 cases green fruit, 118 cases jams, 41 do do, 100 cases green fruit. i. ———— EXPORTS. ■'•Per s.s. Hero:—For Sydney: 1 case woollens, 270 sacks potatoes, 250 sacks oats, 243 ba'es flax and tow, 1 box gold. For Melbourne: 12 oases tallow, S cases glue, 190 hides, 3 bags calf skins, 4 boxes gold. Crnickshank and Co., agents. PROJECTED DEPASTURES. BypirßT.—City of Melbourne, s.s., about Thursday. Losdon.—Columbus, barque, Flechero and City of Auckland, ships, early. Busskix. —lona, s.s., to-day. Napier.—Southern Cross, s.s., to-morrow. Povirtt Bay.—Pretty Jane, s.s., early. Waitara—Charlos Edward, 5.»., Wednesday. Tauraxoa, &c—Rowena, s.s., Friday. West Coast Ports.—Charles Edward, s.s., Wednesday. Letuea.—Llewellyn, Thursday. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. • Steamers.—Gazelle (German Frigate), Llewellyn, Star of the South, Southern Cross. , Ships: Flechero, British Empire, White Eagle, City of Auckland. Barques.—Columbus, Lochnagar, Cabarfeidh, Prospector, Moneynick. Glimpse. Brig: Vision. Schooners. —Southern Cros3 (training vessel), Fairlie, Maggie Patterson. VESSKI-S KXPECTED. City of Melbourne, mail steamer, from San Francisco; due about 3rd prox. Ocean Mail, ship, from London; sailed Ang. 16th. Star of Germany, ship, from London sailed Aug. 21. Waipa. ship, from London. Brodick Castle, ship,from London: to sail Sept. 27. Glenlora, ship, from London; to sail 25th Carnatic, ship, from London; to scil September 12. Commonwealth, ship, from London; to sail Sept. 12. Frank Pendleton, ship, from Gelfe, Sweden; sailed

August 13. Jessica, barque, from New York, via Dunedin ; sailed

June 2. LUzie Fox, barque, from New York, via Dnntdin; - sailed July 3. American Lloyds, barque, from New York; sailed. r Lady Franklin, barque, from Melbourne. ' Looh Lee, barquentine, from Sydney; loading. "William Ackers, barque, from Newcastle; sailed

.• Sept. 25. Francis Henty, from "Wellington: sailed Oct. 22 Victor, barquentine, from Port Gamble: sailed May 14. Syren, brig, from Lyttrlton (in the Manukau}; - sailed Oct. 22. iWave, brig, from Timarn; sailed Oct. 19. Helena, brigantine, from Dnnedin; sailed Oct. 21. "Julia Price, schooner, from Lyttelton. Edith, schooner, from Rarotonga. Jessie Henderson, schooner, from Lyttlotoni Bailed Oct. 18. _ 2farv Melville, schooner, from Dunedio; sailed. Sells Brandon, schooner, from Penrhyn Island, early. Southern Cross, mission schooner, early Coastwise Ixwards.—Lake Erie, barge, from Tawitikino; Three Brothers, cutter, from the Great Barrier. Coastwise odiwaud3. —MinnU Casey, s.s., for the Hot Springs; Lake Erie, barge, for Tawitikino; ■Three Brothers, cutter, for the Great Barrier; Mercury, cutter, for Tairua. The s.s. Tona arrived f rem her usual trip to Russell and the North on Saturday morning. She brings as Cargo, 100 sacks gum, 8 sacks oysters, and 20 hides. . The cutter Sovereign of the Seas arrived from Wangarei on Saturday morning. The schooner Clyde arrived from Wangarei on Saturday morning. The schooners Favourite and Ocean both arrived from Mercury Bay with timber yesterday. The s s. Hero took her departure for Sydney and Melbourne on Saturday afternoon. The s.s. Star of the South will lay up for an overhaul. An enquiry into the cause of the death of the second mate of the t>.s. Hero was held before the Collector of Customs on Friday last. The evidence given shewed that the accident was quite unavoidable. The s.s. City of Melbourne, from Sin Francisco, may be expected to arrive on "Wednesday next. The s.s. Taranaki will leave the Manukau for Southern ports immediately after the arrival of the s.s. City of Melbourno, from San Francisco. The s s. fona will leave for Russell and the North at 5 o'clock this evening. The s.s. Llewellyn will leave for Levuka on Thursday. The s.s. Southern Cross will leave for Napier tomorrow. The barque Lochnagar will leave for Poverty Bay to-day. The brig Vision is discharging her cargo of Island produce into the Flechero, for London. The three-masted schooner b'airlie will be placed on the gridiron this morning. . The s.s. Wellington arrived at Gisbome, makiDg the quickest passage on record, viz., eighteen hours, including two hours' stoppages. This speiks well for the workmanship of the Auckland artificers. The s.s Taupo will leave the Manukau, for Southern Ports, to-morrow morning, at 10.30. The barque Porget-me-Not arrived at Wangaroa On Thursday last. The little s.s. Rosina, which has been built for Mr. Adair, of Gisbome, will leave for that port about Thursday next. She hid a trial trip a day or two since, which resulted very satisfactorily, the average speed being eight knots. The engines, which have been made by Messrs. Fraser and Tinre, worked wpII. VTa are glad to see that Captain Wells, late of the ■cheoner Albatross and steamer Pretty Jane, Is to have charge of the vessel. She will be used as a tender to carry cargo to large vessels, so as they will mot need to enter the river at Gisbome. The barque Glencoe left Hobart Town on the 20th Instant, with strong B.W. winds, which lasted until reaching long. 167 E., lat. 36 S., and were followed by H.W. weather. Passed the Three Kin.s on the 28th mlt., when the wind shif led to the northward; rounded the North Cape at 9 p.m. the same day, and anchored in Rangitoto Channel on Saturday night, getting mnder weigh atain yesterday morning, and reaching the harbour at 11 a.m. The schooner Mary Patterson, from Timaru, arrived in port yesterday morning. Captain Patterson reports experiencing a succession of N.N.W to W.N.W. winds, which veered to the N.E. on Saturday morning, at 3.30, accompanied witli thick weather. Down the coast variable northerly wlrids~prevailed.. A school of whales, principally humpbacks, was observed in Poverty Bay. IMMIGRANTS PER OCEAN MAIL. < The following is a complete list of the immigrants per ship Ocean MaiL which left London for this port on August 10:—Married: James and Mary Boliths, Henry and Harriet Baker and two children, William and Caroline Bysh, George and Eliza Chilton and two children, Daniel and Mary Connor and one child, George and Jane Forster and one child, Charles and Eliza Goldie, John and Emma Guest, Henry and Eliza Gillard and one child, Aler. C. Jamieson, John and Kachael Hamilton and three children, Richard and Marget Hoare, John and Eliza Irvine and ono child, Robert and Ann Morse and one child. Mrs Catherine O'Sullivan and Ave childrr, Frank and Ellen Parker and two children, Henry and Clara «™t™«5„?l??S *"* Margaret Smith, Daniel and Margaret Sullivan, John and Elizabeth Wilson and two children, Harry and Caroline Well, and ono child William and Jane Wallace. E. H. and Fro" a Capper and six children, Charles and vh»„ beth Fowler. Robert and El "beth M«£" ■ Single Men: George Felly, Daniel Connor John nor, Jeremiah O'Connor, John Andriw n. Brown. Daniel Buckley, George Brvett Adam n° rße nlngham, Patrick Coffey, Johnny 6 ," ney, James Carter. William Creasey! CotUnd Cummmg, Daniel Donovan, William Dowling HuSi Fitzkinmores, Henry Rice, Andrew Guy, c' Garde John Healey, Patrick Hendsen, Thomas Huinphrie«' George Johnson, Alexander and William Keves' James Kelly, lieorge Miller, Thomas Ritchie, Ji,hn McKay, Andrew McPherson,' Hugh McGonighall Andrew O'Mara, Chirles O'Keill, Michael O'Connor' Denis O'Connell, Matthew O'iiara, Matthew Poland! Fredk. Parker, Frank Pook, Joseph E. Powell, Patl rick Ryan. Bernard Travers, E. Underwood, William Virtne, George Wilson. Henry and Alfred W«bb, William Whelan, Adolf Ashfleld, John Burge, Timothy Connell, James Copes, William Perry, Jacob Edwards, George Gilmour, William Uickey, James fHowlett, William Johnston, John Shaw, Patrick -Shea, Cornelius Sullivan, Samuel Evans, James Coleman, Moses Brill, William Dnmery. Single Women: Louisa Fell, Mary Hamilton, Margaret Hoara, Mary O'Sullivan, Mary Donovan, Ellen Brien, Florence Donovan, Engene and Augustine Lejuoy, Ellon Cunningham, Janet Cunningham, Isabella Cromb, Mary Edwards, Ellen Edwards, Isabella Harper, Catherine Harper, Ellen Reyes, Eliza- ■ beth Lawson, Isabella Perkins, C. L. McLbvt, Mary i J. Mallett, Janet McKay, B. O'Connor, Mary Ronan, | Emma Atkins, Jane Stephens. The following Is a aassiacatlon of the trades and occupations of the '

immigrants-Labourers, 19; farmlabouiers, 23? farm servants, 8; ploughmen,'4;'shepherds,^s;-dairy servants, 2;'dalry-mafds, 4; cook,l; servant#, 5; housemaid, 1; general servant, 1; navvies, 4;/ 1; gardeners. 2; harness-makers, 2; brickmaxer, 1; saddler i: wheelwrights, 2: printers, 2; engineer, 1; engine-driver# 1; blacksmith,.J;!mlner,/J; tailor, 1; sawyer, 1; carpenters, 7; shoemakers, 0; farmers, 8; railway porters, 3: mason, 1; dairy woman, 1; dress?, maker, 1; matron, 1. BY TELEGRAPH. TATJRANGA. October 30. —Arrived.:.ltowena, from Auckland. NELSON". October 30.—Arrived : Otago, from Melbourne. She h-ft on the 23rd, and as the bar was too rough she qouM not be tendered at Hokitika or Greymonth. She has 1G saloon and 81 steerago passengers for all ports. She left /or Wellington at 10 a.m. .