SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4373, 18 November 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF AUCKLAND. Bran Wiin, This Day: 10.13 morn.: 10-42 wren. uiaa vt at , Mflnakan: 0.53 morn.; 1.2 even. •Pit* Snw"Kises, 4.45; sets, 6.46. 55 Moon: U* Qnartwr, 20th,0.16 p.m. aekitais. Marie cotter. 30 tons, Moller, from Kussel'. Elizabeth, cutter. Murray, from Tauranga. DEPARTURES. . Southern Cross, s.s., Holmes, for Napier. ENTERED INWARDS. * Queen, schooner, 46 tons, Jones, from Hokianga. r-rzo: 20.000 feet baulk timber, 9 hides. Elsinore, schooner, 30 tons. Dam, from Russell. Vfarffo: 52 tons coal, 2 bales wool. • Elizabeth, cutter, 14 tons, Murray, from Tauranga, 30 tons, Moller, from Russell. Cargo: £0 tons coat CLEARED OUTWABDS. Southern Cross, s.s.. Holmes, for Napier. Cargo as Matter, 30 tons, Moller. for Russell, In cutter, 30 tons, Megerney, for Wangapoa. PASSENGER LIST. OUTWARDS. H«tos, Chatflell; G. EWs. and'two ?n°the steerage. EXPORTS. rAsnecial charge Is made for announcements in this L y column.] Per Southern Cross, s.s., for Napier: : t tiackaees reaping and mowing machines, 1 bundle Dnonting, 12 camp ovens and covers, 4, lencths pipe, ?case and 1 cask ironmongery, T. and S. Mornn. 2 boxes 500 lbs. powder, 2o cases old torn, G parcels, 13 cases sundries, 21 cases, 1 Slano. 2 casks pots, 155 drain pipes, 144 flower Sots 1 halo leather, 4 cases and 3 boxes glass, o bales flax; 2 spars. 1 case pictures, 27 packages, IS cases pipes, 25 cases vestas, 1 bale books, 1- cases •drapery, 20- cases biscuit, 1 truss. 29 empty casks, 1 bale, 1 engine, 1 brewers' worm, 12 mats sugar.

- PROJECTED depahtub.es. I San Francisco.— Cyphrenes, s.s., 22nd inst. Islxkds. — "Vision, brig, to-day, Mary "'..Melville. schooner, early. ' barane. to-uiorrnw. . JHobaet Town—Bella Mary, barque, early. Sydney.—Hero, s.s.. early. „ _ . Xondon. —Flechero, ship, to-day; Columbus, tarcjue, ' 'and Olty of Auckland, ship, early. Edssell. —lona, s.s., Monday next. "Napier.—Pretty Jane, s.s., early. 'Tovertv Bay.—Pretty Jane, s.s., early. ■Wactara— Kennedy s.s., early. 'TatjramgX, &c.—Eowena, s.s., Friday next. "West Coast Ports—Kennedy, s.s., early. Southern Ports.—Phcebe, s.s., to-day. Uett York.—Thames, barque, early. "Xevtjka.—Emu, s.s., to-day. - .... .Suva (Fiji).—Nil Desperandnm, bng, to^ay. VESSELS IN HiP.BOOTt. 5 Steamers.—Star of the South, Southern Cross. " Ships: Flechero, White Eigle, City of Auckland. Barques.—Columbus, Moneynick, Martha, Thames,--Frances Henty. ' Brigs- Vision, Nil Desperandum, Wave. . Ericantires: Helena, Flirt. ... • • Schooners.—Southern Cross (training vessel), Fairlie, Loch Lee, Jessio Henderson, Mary Melville. "VESSELS EXPECTED. 1 Cyphrenes, mail steamer, from Sydney; due about Sunday next. , , . Ocean Mail, ship, from London; sailed Aug. 16th. Star of Germany ship, from London sailed Aug. 21. IWaipa. ship, from London. Brodick Castle, sh : p,from London; sailed. /Jlenlora, ship, from London: to sail Sept -o. "Carnatic, ship, from London; to sail September 12. 5 Frank i Pendleton, Bhip, from Gelfe, Sweden; sailed " JetdSTbanjuo, from New York, via Dunedin; sailed -—Jnne 2. r TJm'fl Fox, barque, from New York, na Dunedin; •. galled July 3. ' __ , _ * American Llovd3, barque, from New York; sailed.' -lady Frankliii, barque, from Melbourne. k William Ackers, barque, from. Newcastle; sailed -7- Sept. 25. f Marathon, barque, from New York, early. "Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town; to sail Oct. ' barquentine, from Port Gamble; sealed May 14. 7 Julia Price, schooner, from Lyttelton. Edith, schooner, from Rarotonga. —Belle Brandon, tchooner, from Penrhyn Island, early, r Southern Gross, mission schooner, early "Kite Brain, schooner, from Dunedin. ' Coastwise Ik-wards.—Tradewind, cutter, from "" the Great Barrier; Wanderer, cutter, from Waikawau; - Ellen, cutter, from Maeraitai; Minnie Casoy, 8.8., from the Hot Springs. Coastwise Outwards. —Tradewina, cnttfr*. fortne • Great Barrier: "Wanderer, cutter, for the Great Burlier; Teviot, cutter, for Waiheke; EUenor, cutter, for Wangaparop • __ The S.S. Phcebe will leave the Manukau for Southern ports at noon to-day. , , _ • The A.S.P. Co.'sss. Southern Cros3 took her de- ~ parture for Napier yesterday. .... , . * The brig Vision is still lying \n the stream windbound. She will leave the first fair wind. The cutter Magic arrived from B/assell with a cargo ' of coivl yesterday. Th j cotter Elizabeth araved from Tauranga, in _ballait, yesterday. ' " In consequence of the inclement state of the weather, shipping business was almost suspended during yesterday. The ship Ocean Mail is now 93 days out from Lon- ' don, and may be expected to make her number any ship Flechero hauled away from tbo wharf and anchored in th* stream yesterday. She will leave on the first change ef wind. The Vasco de Gama will not be the bearer of the outward English mail this month, there not being sufficient time to have the vessel thoroughly over- ' hauled at Sydney. The steamer Cyphrene3 Will take the mail, leaving here on Monday next. She may be expected to arrive on Sunday. Messrs. Cruickshank and Co. have chartered the schooner Mary Melville to proceed to Tonga and Samoa, instead of the barque Martha. The Mary Melville is receiving cargo, and will leave about v Saturday next. The Martha will take a cargo of Umber to Lyttelton. Mr. J. W. Carr. the well-known boatbuilder of Brickfield Bay, launched a fine centre-board skifT from his yard yesterday morning. She has built for Messrs. Bettis and Son, of Shortland, and was towed down by the p.s. Enterprise No. 2 last night. She is intended for fishing, for which purpose she has boxes on each side to keep the fish in. The following are her dimensions: —Length, 20 feet 6 inches; beam, - 6 feet 6 inches; 2 feet 4 inches deep. She is fitted to ' carry 80 passengers, and is a fine strong boat.