SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4386, 3 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. Bfea Water, This Day: 9 56 morn.; 10.15 even. w~. ■ » tr Manukau: O.ie morn.; 0.55 oren. Tm: 8ok: Rises, 4.59; sets, 7.0. Tim Moon: First Quarter, Oth, 1,35 p.m. AEEIVALS. Boweua, e.a., Scllare, from Tauranga. Elisabeth Conway, schooner, 45 tons. Conway, from Wangaroa. Amaranth, schooner, from Kaipira [in the Manuk»u). Fiery Cross, schooner, from Kaipar* (in tho ManuJt»n). Clyde, schooner, Anderson, from Wangaroi. Mercury, cutter, 30 tons, Mcgernoy, from WangaT>o*. DEPARTURES. ports (from the South. -~, Carey, for Russell ketch, Etofr. for Wangaroa. EST£BED. INWARDS. T".>-beth Conway, schooner, 45 tons, Conway, ixfm wfagarS Canto: 30,006 feet timber, 30,000 cutter, SO tons, Me C orney, froniWangapoa. Corp>: 25,500 feet timber. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Hero, 5.;., Logan, for Sydney. Cargo asp«r exports. Stir of the South, s.s., Carey, for Kussell, in ballast. Bulla Mary, barque, McArthur. for Hobart Town. ■UWntu, schooner, 31 tons. Stevens, for Opotiki (vis Mercury iSay). Cargo: 27,000 feet timber, and Fanny Kelly, kotch, 35 tons. Black, for Wangaroa. Cargo: sundries. TASSENGER LIST. OUTWARDS. Per Hero, s.s., for Sydney:—Saloon: Sfessrs. E. Metcalfc, E. Stone, Duke, .Miss Heryer. Steerage: Blr and Mrs. J. Dremen and nine children, Miss A. McMillan, Miss Ann Oalbraith, Mr. John Grey. Mr. »nd Mrs. Owen. For Melbourne: Mr. D. Farrell. Per Bella Mary, barque, for Hobart Town:—Mrs. Babington. EXPORTS. £A special charge is made for announcements in this column.] Per Hero, s.s., for Sydney and Melbourne:—ls half-oh«3'-s tea, 35 cases wine. 9 cases tobacco, 6 cases apparel, 21 cases vestas, 220 cases cordials, lIS hides, a bars iron, 17 bales flax, 2 cases, 1 case baggage, IS bales fungus, 32 coils rope, 150 sacks oats, 1 parcel, 60 b3gs potatoes, 33S packages flax and tow, 119 pieces timber, 1 box gold. Per Llewellyn, for Levuk?:—4 cases galvanised iron, 2 cases Hardware, 1 parcel, T. and S. Morrin. Per Bella Mary, barque, for Hobart Town:—sooo feet timber, 1 case leather.

Arrivals Coastwise.—Ellen, cutter, fromMaraetai- Wanderer, cutter, from the Great Barrier. j Ounrutrs Coastwise.—Minnie Casey, s.s., for tho Hot Springs; Ellen, cntter. for the Hot Springs; Wanderer, cutter, for Waikawau. The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Llewellyn will leave tor levaka at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The s.s. Go-Ahead will leave the Manukau for New Plymouth and Wellington to-day at 1 p.m. The e.s. Taranaki left the Manukau, for Southern ports, at noon yesterday. The barque Thames left early yesterday morning The fine new schooner Tongatabu will leave for Tonga to-morrow. The schooner Atlanta left for Mercury Bay last evening, to load timber for Opotiki. The schooner Elizabeth Conway arrived from Wangarca vestcrday morning, with a cargo of timber. The ketch Fanny Kelly left for Wangaroa yesterfi»y. The cutter Mercury, from "Wangapoa, arrived yesterday, with a cargo of timber. The cutter Sovereign of the Seas will leave for "Wangarei to-day. The s.s. Hero, Captain Logan, took her departure for Sydney and Melbourne shortly after noon yesterday. The K.St.S. Macgregor, from San Francisco, may be looked for either this evening or to-morrow morning. The s.s. returned from Tanranga and East Coast ports Yesterday morning, bhe leaves again this afternoon. The s.s. Star of the South left for Kussell yesterday. She will loid with coals anil leturn here about Monday next, to take in cittle for Levuka. The barque Bella Mary cleared outwards at the Customs for Hobart Town yesterday. She will leave this morning. The schooner Clyde arrived from Wangarel yesterday morning, with cattle, &c. She will leave again to-morrow. The s.s. Cyphrenes, and not the Vasco de Gama, TVil! come here from Kanaavu with the inward mails per Colii a. The date of her departure with the outward mails has been altered to the 18th, instead of the 20th as heretofore advertised. Captain J. Bennett, of the barquentine Prince Alfred, came down from Fdverhead yesterday morning. He reports that his vessel arrived at Kaipara on Monday Inst, after a passage of eight days and a-hilf. Heavy gaits were experienced during the trip. The Prince Alfred has been sold to Mes3rs. Goss and Co., timber merchants, of Chrlstchurch, and is now taking in a cargo of timber for that firm. The schooner Torea, a three-nviatPd schooner, and a kelch, were bar-bonnd at Kaipara whan Captain Bennett left.