SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4399, 18 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUOKLIJfB. UIOB Wjtib, Thlj! Day: 10.13 morn.: 11.6 eraa. „ Mannkmu: 1.3 morn.; 1.29 eren. TITE Son: Rises, 4.42; sets, 7.13. Ist Moos: Last Quarter, 20th, 2.35 p.m. ARRIVALS. Amarantho, schooner, from Kaipar* (in the llanu'"orphens, schooner, Dunn, from Napier. Wild Duck, kotch, from Kaipara (in til. Manucutter, Williams, from Wangarei. Undine, cutler, from Wangarei. Sovereign of the Seas, cutter, Peterson, from Wangarei. DEPARTURES. Eowena, s.s., Scliars, for Tauranga. ENTERED I.N WAKOS. Elsinore, schooner, 36 tons, Dam, from Russell. Cargo: 52 tons coal. Wangarri, cutter, 32 tons, from Wangarei. Cargo: 20 bales wool, 49 bags fungus, S bags potatoes, 8 boxes *JUud. cutter, 2S tons, Bathurst, from Bus sell. Cargo: 4S tons coal. CLEARED OUI'WARDS. Colimi. F.s., 2D*>G tons, Shackford, for Sydney. , CarjO' 6 insks bechn-le-mer, 2 boxes effects, and original cit"o from San Francisco and Honolulu. Speedwell, ketch, 36 tons, Omas, from Russell. Cario: 53 tons coal. waugarci. cutter, 32 tens, "Williams, for Waipu, with general cargo. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Sypssy.—Colima, s s., this morning ; Mikado, s.s., about 30th inst.; Hero, s.s., about 3rd prox. Lovuok.—Columbus, barque. 28th instant; City of Auckland, ship, about 4th Feb. San* Francisco (via Kandavu and Honolulu). —Cyphrenes, s.s., to-morrow. JfnrcASTL«.—star of Germany, ship, and Glimpse, barque, early. Xtosa>:i,u—lona, s.s., Monday next. TaUkaxgv, &c.—Rowena, s.s., Friday next. JT-w Caledonia. —southern Cross, s.s., to-day (from unehunga). Sb'jTUKTiN Ports.—Taranaki, s.s., Monday; Taupo, s.s., Wednesday. Lxtu*a —Llewellyn, s.s., early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Steamers: Colima. Shius: City of Auckland, Star of Germany, Ocean • Mail. Bar ines.—Columbus, Glimpse. Barquentine: Southern Cross (Mission vessel?. Schooners. —Southern Cross (training vessel), J«s*io Henderson, Peerless, l.setitia, Belle Brandon, JS'.hel, Oce*u Wave, Kate McGregor, Prince Rupert, SUsy, Magellan Cloud, Blanche. VESSELS EXPECTED. Cyphrenes, s.s., from Southern Ports, to-morrow. Hero, s.s., from Sydney: due about 31st inst. Mikado, mnil steamer; dne about Ist January, li'e'vellyn. s.s.. from Levuka. W.npa, ship, from London; to sail November 10. Brodick Castle, sh'p.from London; sailed. 8-cniora, ship, from London; to sail October 16. Carnatic, ship, from London: sailed September 30 Frank Pet dleton, ship, from Gelfe, Sweden; sailed Aueusfc 13. Warwick, ship, from London; to sa'l October SO. Benvenue, ship, from London; to sail October 25. Fernelen, ship, from London; to sail November 25. Aidvar, ship, from Glasgow ; to sail October 25. Jessica, barque, from New York, viaDunedin; sailed June 2. Lizzie Fox. barque, from Dnnedin; sailed Dec. 3. American Llnyd.% barque, from New York; sailed, lady Franklin, barque, from Melbourne. Marathon, barque, from New York;sailed Oct. 12. J-orence, barque, from Port Chalmers; sailed Dec. 3. Victor, bnrqumttae, from Port Gamble: sailed May 14. Agnes, schooner, from Chatham Islands. Coronet, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Kate Brain, schooner, from Dunedin; sailed Nov. 24. Au Revoir, schooner, from Sydney; loading. Coastwise.—Teviot, cutter, from Wai* kawau, with 13 000 feet timber; Minnie Casey, s.s., from Mahurtngi and the Hot Springs ; Mahurangi, cutter, from Mahurangi, with timber; Severn, cutter, from the Thames, with timber. The s.s. Southern Cross is expected to leave Onehunga, for > ew Caledonia, to-d^y. The s.s: Rowena took her departure yesterday evening for Tauranga, with passengers and cargo. The schooner Elsinore and cutter Maud arrived yesterday, from Russell, each with cargoes of coal. Tue schooner Melaue arrived yesterday at Port Chalmers from Kai f >ara. The schooner Orpheus arrived last evening, from Napier and the coast, with a cargo of wool, &c. The cutter ? overeign of the Seas arrived yesterday from Wangarei with a cargo of produce. The A.-.P Corapany'a ss. Llewellyn, which left here for Levuka on the 3rd instant, may be expected on her return trip Monday next. Tho schooner Amaranthe and ketch Wild Duck both arrived in the Manukau yesterday, with cargoes of timber. The Josephine, 00 tons, $chulz% ha? left the Thames for Leruka, Fiji, with 60,450 feet sawn Hv.t'-r. The cutters Wangarei and Undine have both arrived from Wani-arei with cargoes of household coal from the coal mines there. The mail steamer Colima is unavoidably detained until 1 o'clock to-dav, in consequence of the repairs to her machinery not having been completed. She Trill, however, leave punctually at that time. The A.S P. Co. have, agreeable to| the wishes of East Coast traveller*, determined to issue return tickets from present date until l;th January ensuing, availab'e until ISth February. A barque was signalled all yesterday, but owiDg to airs prevailing, was unable to mak>* the port. She is probably either the Lizzie Fox or tho Florence, from Port Chalmers. The schooner Kate Macgreger returned early yesterday morning from Carder's pottery works, with a cargo of drain &c.. for Dunedin. She will leave for her destination to-day. The schooner Latitia has been laid ou the berth for Norfolk Island and New Caledonia, and wilJ inee* with quick dispatch. She is loading at Gore-strcn jetty. The ship Star of Germany has row discharged Ilia Auckland portion of her cargo, and will haul away from the wharf to-day. she leaves for Newcastle in a few days. The agents announce that all claims against the ship mus r - be sent in to them before noon ©u Monday next. We understand that a telegram was received in town yesterday stating that the mail steamer Cyphrones had broken down, and was now on her way to Auckland under cmvas. If this is the case a delay will be caused in despatching the outgoing mail. It is to be hoped th*t the disarrangement of the machinery may be speedily remedied. The new paddle steamer built by Messrs R. Niocol and Son, at the North Shore, has been launched, and her machinery fitted. An engineer's trial will take plao to-diy. The steamer is built on the saloon principle similar to the Takapuna, with improveMeats, and a greater amount of speed is expected from her. She will be placed in the ferry service as soon as ready. B 7 TELEGRAPH. RUSSELL. December 17.—The s.s. lonaleffc at 12.30 p.m. today for Auckland. GISBORN'E. December 17.—The a.s. Pretty Jane left at 7.30 p.m. yesterday, with the following passengers :—Mis and -Mi<s Kempthorne and two children, Messrs lioylan, Chatfield, Sutherland, Gllman, Turnbull, Captain Wells, and others. She takes also a full cargo of bheep and cattle. WELLINGTON. December 17.—Sailed, at 2 p.m., Phoebe, for the ITorth. Passengers: — Messrs R°ardon, Frosaer, Seodam, Small, Jackson, and Mcintosh. PORT CHALMERS. December 17.—Sailed : The ship Timaru, for London, with 2G passengers, and cargo of wool, grain, sundries, and gold, valued at £127,000.