SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4418, 11 January 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

»- rOET OF AUCKLAND. BMI Wat**, Thto Day: 5.52 morn.: 7.14 wen. Manukau: 9.12 morn.; 9.*4 even., Tra So*: 8!5«»,'4.55: sets, 7.17. Sax Mocx: Full, this day, 6.2 p.m. ARRIVALS. Mm Grove, barquo. Leddra, from Newcastle. Onward, schooner. Bnshell, from Russell. - CoraHe, cutter, Baker, from Opotlki. 7 . DEPARTURES. 1 lona, a.a., W. Farqnhar, for Northern ports. 'Go-Ahead, «.»., Austen, for Taranaki and "WalUr» (from the Ma ukau). •Dawn, cutter, Liddell, for Raglan (from the Man-. ' Ringleader, revenue cutter. Gray, for a cruise. ', Magic, cutter, Morton, for Penrhyn Island. ENTERED INWARDS. jane, brig, 160 tons, Chamberlain, from Hobart Town. Cargo, general—H. S.Meyers and Co., agents. Ebenezer, schooner, 24 tons, Norris, from RusselL Cargo: 40 tons coal. Colonist, schooner, 43 tons, Bailey, from Jiapier via East Ceast. Cargo: 7 tags maize. 22 sheepskins. Spitfire, cutter, 82 tons, Caitcheon, from RusselL Cargo: 48 tons coal : „„ „ Iris, cutter, 23 tons, Simons, from Cabbage Bay. Cargo : 20,000 feet timber. Coralie, cutter, 23 tone, Baker, from Opotlki. Cargo: 8 bales wool, 3 bags wool, 103 bags maize, 12 bags fungus, 12 casks bottles. CLEARED OUTWARDS. " 00-Ahead, s.s., 84 tons, Austin, for Taranaki and. Waltara (at Onehunga). Cargo: 9 sacks potatoes, 1 horse, 4 packages, 20 boxes tea, 0 cases.—A.S.P. Co., • Golden'.lsle, schooner, 78 tons, Matzen, for Russell in ballast. Elizabeth, schooner, 47 tons, Dickson, for Napier viaMatakana. Cargo: 100 tons firewood. • Dawn, cutter, 21 tons, Liddell, for Raglan (at|Onehunga). Cargo: 9 packages, 188 packages flour. PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. "Per Corallo cutter, from Opotiki: Messrs. Quartley, Thompson, Litchfield, Epelwoth, Williams, McGregor, Harrison. outwards. r Per Go-Ahead, s.s., for Taranaki: Mr and Mrs Brooking, Mr and Mrs Waymoutb, Miss Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Ellis, Mr and Miss Leßoy, Mrs Waite, Messrs Cole, Edger, Shepherd, Haitnell, Penman, Goldle, Speight, Porter, Neal, French, Woodham, Tlnsley, Stiokley, Morland, W. Spragg, Porter, Fixbam, and Kelly. „ „ Per lona, 8.3., for Northern porta:—Mrs T. C. William*, Mrs and Misses (2) Hatfield, Miss Davis, Master Williams. Captain A. McGregor, Captain and Mrs Holmes and family, Mrs and Miss Campbell, Mrs Bnshnell, Miss Young. Mrs Stewart, Mr French, The Right Rev Dr Cowfe. Mc3Srs B. Brown, J. Brown, Miss Greenway, Kov Mr Burrows, Mr and Mrs Holdship. family, and servant, Mrs Coutts and family, Mrs Hoag, Mrs Jeffrey, and 1 steerage. IMPORTS. [A special charge is made for consignees' names in this column.] Per Elm Grove, barque, from Newcastle:—39o tons coaL—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. SanFbakcisco. —City of San Francisco, mail steamer 17th inst. LONDON.—City of Auckland, ship, about Feb. ■Wanoahei.—Clyde, schooner, to-day. Russell, &c.—lona, s.s., Monday next. Tatjrasoa, &c.—Rowena, S.S., Friday. SoninEitNPorts.—Taupo, s.s,, to-bay. Nsw YoitK.—Li2zio Fox, barque, early. Lkvukj .—Llewellyn, s.s., 16tn instant. Newcastle. —Frances Lowey, brlgantiue, early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Steamers : H.M.S. Sappho, Emu, lona. Ship: City of Auckland. Barques.—Lizzie Fox. Barquentine: Southern Cross (Mission vessel). Brig; Jane. Erigantines: Walter Glendlning, Frances Lewey, Au Revoir. Schooners. Southern Cross (training vessel), Jesaio Henderson, Belle Brandon, Prince Rupert, Sissy, Canterbury, Transit, Clematis, Golden Isle.

VESSKL.-* KXPKCTED. Llewellyn, s.s., from Levuka, due on 12th Inst. H.M.S. Barracouta, from tre Fiji Islands. Camatic, ship (HNDG), from London; sailed Sept. 30. Benvenue, ship (HPNQJ. from London; sailed Oct. 29. Waipa, ship, from London; to sail Novomber 10. Brodick Castle, ship, from Plymouth; sailed. JJlenlora, ship (WCiPT), from London; sailed Oct. 23. Z>ilpnssund, ship, from London. Salisbury, ship, from London.

August 13. JFemglen, shIpIWTBH), from London; to sail Novem-

ber 25. Ardvar, ship, from Glasgow ; sailed, October 22. Edinburgh Castle, ship, from London. Jessica, barque, from .New York, via Dunedin; sailed

June 2. Martha, barque, from Lyttelton. Skimmer of the Wave, barque, from New York, via

the South. American Lloyds, barque, from Dunedin. Marathon, barque, from New Yorkisailed Oct. 13. Ryno, brigantine, from South Sea Islands. Loch Lee, barquentine, from South Sea Island's Vision, brig, from South Sea Islands. Coronet, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Dauntless, schooner, from Fiji. "Waiwera, schooner, from Dunedin. Amherst, schooner, from Sydney. F. "W. Tucker, schooner, from Melbourne.

Arrivals Coastwise. —Hclon, schooner, from Omaha, with 10,000 shingles ; Morning Light, cutter, from Fort Ch-irles, with timber, &c. ; Janet, cutter, from Wangapoa, with 2300 feet of timber ; Fortune, schoonor, from Waikawau, with timber; Susan, schooner, from Waikawau, with timber ; AustralV.n and Bertha, cutters, from Puhoi. with produce; Rapid, from Wairoa, with prodnce;Miunie Casey, from the Hot Ppring3 and Mahurangi; Tatrua, cutter, from Tairua. with produce; Mary Anne, cutter, from Cape Colville, with timber. Coastwise Ouiward3.—Helen, schooner, for Omaha, in ballast; Spitfire, cutter, for Cape Colvi'le, in ballast; Adah, ketch, for Thames, via Sandspit, with limo and shingles. The schooner Au Kevoir has entered outwards at the Customs for Melbourne via Wangaroa. . The schooner Elizabeth proceeds to Matakana to load 100 tons firewood for Kapler. The schooner Onward arrived yesterday from Kussell with a cargo of coal. The new ketch Adab has been measured by the Customs authorities, and will register 23 tons. 70-100. The cutter Dawn left Onehuuga yesterday for Bagl&n. The A.S.P. Co's s s. Go-ahead loft Onehunga yesterday morning for Taranakl and Waitara, with 29 passengers and a general cargo. The XT.9.3. Co.'s s.s. Taupo will leavo Onehunga at 9 o'clock this morning, and the Bluff anchoraje at 5 p.m., for the South. The s.s. lona, Captain Farquhar, left yesterday afternoon for the North, with a largo number of passengers and general cargo. The ship Lady Jocelyn arrived at Adelaide with 500 immigrants on the 24th ult., after a passage of 63 days from home. The barquentino Falcon, Captain Bendall, arrived at Sydney, from AVangaroa, on the 23rd instant, after ft smart passage of nine days. By latest advices we learn that tho schooner Amherst, 220 tons, Captain Berry, was loading at Sydney for this port. The cutter Coralie arrived yesterday from Opohi.i with a cargo of wool and produce, and several passengers. The P.M.S.S. Cot's chartered steamer Colimo only reached Sydßey on tho nl«ht of the 25th r'.ttmo, from this port. She left here on the IStb, and was consequently seven days on tho passage. The ship City of Auckland was brought alongside the wharf yesterday, and occupies the inner berth of tho western tee. She will there complete her loading for London. Tho cutter Ringleader left yesterday afternoon on ' ft voyage of discovery for a rock not laid down in the Admiralty chart, but reported by a recent arrival to be in tho vicinity of the Great Borrier.i According to the Melbourne Argus, tho s.s. Arawata was to leave Molbourne for Hokitika on tho 6th inst. Tho Ringarooma was to leave for the Bluff on arrival of the English mail. The s.s. Otago was to leave for the Bluff via Mi'ford Sound on the 19th, aud the Alhambra, for Hokitika, on tho 20th.

For some time past we have had the sMp Frank Pendleton amongst our Ust of vessels expected, that Teasel having been reported to have left Gelfe (Sweden} for this port on the 13th August lust. She has, however, put in an appearance at Melbourne, for which port she was in reality bound with a cargo of deals.

A VESSEL IN DISTRESS IN THE BARRIER STRAIT?. Captain Oakes, of tho cutter Hary Anno, from Port Charles, reports having sighted a small vessel In distress In the Barrier strains on Suaday last. Upon bearing down upon her he found her to be the yacht Xalwa, in charge of a native named Adams, with another man on board as a passenger. The vessel wa3 bound from Mahurangi to Auckland, when she was overtaken by a squall on Monday, anil her sails split to pieces. She became unmanageable, and was blown into the Barrier Straits, and was rapidly drifting out of the track of vessels. Me found tho men without provisions, havlug been in this condition since the 4'h instant. Their diet had been limited to half an egg a day each. Captain Oakes placed the men on board his craft, and took the yacht in tow, bringing them to Auckland, for which they both expressed their gratitnde for preserving thoir lives. • ARRIVAL OF THE BARQUE ELSt GROVE. The barque Elm Grove, Captain Leddra, which was signalled all yesterday afternoon, made the harbour at an early hour this morning. She left Newcastle on the 22nd December, and had light S. W. winds, she brings 400 tons coal, and 10 tons bones, consigned to Stone Brothers. NOTICE TO MARINERS. "Tobkes Straits.—A rock, awash at low water, is reported by Captain Dntfleld to exist in latitude 10 deg. 30 min. S.. longitude 142 deg. 50 ruin. E. A and bank, on which there is a beche-de-nier station, is reported by Captain Bannah to lie seven miles XbyH. IN. ' Tom tne aB - Bourke Isle. ' The sand bankis situated near the sonth-western end of a reef ■ four miles long and two to two and a-half wide, lying NE. and B.W. ■ A series of reefs extend hence some Siht miles in the direction of Canoe C*y, until the Simler Island Channel is reached.—G. P. Hzaxh, R.N., Postmaster—Department of Ports 2™HMboursVßrisbane, Bth December, 1575.