SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4419, 12 January 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF AFC KI»ANi). B]6* Watjcr, This Day: 7.34 morn.: 7.59 rreo. „ Hanukau: 9.54 mora.; 10.19 even. ; Tux Buk: Riaes, 4.59; sets, 7.17. Th* Moox: Last Quarter, 18:b, 8.28 p.m. ARBIVAiS. . 'Crphrenes, s.sl.'T. "Wood, from KandaVu. LUewellyn, a.*., McGilHvray, from Levuka. Jessie, schooner,.Gibtw, from Raisell. Charybdis, schooner, Lane, from Wangaroa. :lretltia, cutter, from the Fiji Islands. DEPARTURES. — Taupo, 5.8., Macfarlane, for Southern ports (from cihe ManukauJ. ENTERED INWARDS. - Gn>brcne3, s.s., 1230 tons, T. "Wood, from Levulca, •In balia-st. —Oweu and Graham agents. Llewellyn, s.s., 350 tons, M. McGUlivray, from : Xevuka. Cargo as per imports.—A.S.P. Company, agents. , Taupo, s.s., 4GI tons, Macfarlane, for Southern • Ports, with genesml cargo. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Elm Grove, barqu®, 255 tons, Lcddra, from New- " cattle. Cargo: 30(5 tons coal, 20 pairs shafts, 0i tons -bone.— Stone Brothers, agents. . Chfirylnli.-?, ?chooner. 03 tons, Lane, from Mongonni. GO,OCO feet timber. - Jessie, schooner, S3 tons, Gibb3, from RusselL -.Cargo: 53 tons coal. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Francs brigantine, 378 ton?, Lewey, for "Newcastle, in ballast.—Master, agent. Onwr.rd, schooner, 32 tons, Baxter, for Russell, In ballast. Bolle Brandon, schooner, G5 tons, OhUon, for with general cargo. l.lizibeth Conway, schooner, 45 tons, J. Conway, for Poor Knights, in ballast. Ebenezer, schooner, 24 tons, Norris, for Russell, "■with cargo. LIST. INWARDS. Per Cyphrenes, from Kandavu Saloon—Captain Stuart, Mrs Forbes, Mis 3 Daniels, Mrs Irvine, infant .'and servant, Mrs Sinclair aod two children, M r W. aud Airs Simpson. Steerage—illiam McGregor. , „ . Per Llewellyn, 5."., from Levuka: Mrsjscannan and four children, Mr. Charles Hesketh, and 14 in the steerage. OUTWAJIDS. P*r Taupo, s s., for Southern Ports : —Passengers: "Mr, Mrs, and Master J. Y. Stevenson, Mr and Mrs W. *11.Neale, Mr and Mrs E. F. Jones, Mr and Mrs C. Dacre and three children, Mrs Myers and four chil- • dreo, Mrs Jacobs, Mrs Baker, Mrs La Marquis, Mrs c ßrown, Mnsßurn, Mrs Gorrie, Miss Walthew, Mis? Piper, Rev. W. Tinsley, Rev. Mr. Lockwood, Messrs Bacon, Jennings, Bycroft, White, Shaw, Baird, "Wright, Brett, Prince, Palmer, River Thames Naval Crew (5), Taranaki Cricket Team (14), and 28 steerage Per Bftlle Brandon, schooner, for Wangaroa: Messrs. RatclifTe aud Stephenson. ISirORTS. £A special charge is made for consignees' names in this column.] Per Llewellyn, s.s., from Levuka: 1 case saddlery, Owen and Graham. 2 crates pineapples, 1G24 bag* maize. ForDunedln —2000 mats sugar, S3 bdls llbre.. For Chriatchurch cutter, from Navuloa (Fiji): 433 bags maize.—B. Tonk3 and Co., agents.

Arrivals Coastwise.—Firefly, schooner, from the "Wade with produce; Morning Star, cutter, from "Waiwcra; Alarm, cutter, from Mangawai, with produce; Australian, cutter, from Puhoi, with shingles. CoAsnvi.sE Outwakdh.—Fortune, schooner, for Kikowlmkarere, in ballast; Mary Anne, cutter, for Port Charles, in ballast; Minnie Casey, s.s., tor Matakana and the Hot Springs; Morning Light, cutter, for Waikawau, in ballast; Iris, cutter, for Cabbage Bay, in ballast. „ The schooner Jesne arrived yesterday from Russell, ■with a cargo of coal. The schooner Churybdis arrived ye3terday with a cargo of timber from Wangaroa. The Union S.S. Company's s.s. Taupo left the BTatiufeait yesterday, for tho South, with passengers and cargo. , •• , _ The -tf.Z.S.B. Company s s.s. Phoebe, duo at Onoliunga to-day, from the South, is announced to leave again, on her return trip to-morrow. The sailing yacht Morning Star, just arrived from "Waiwera, will be sold by auction to-morrow afternoon, by Messrs. Cochrano and Son. i Captain Burgess has proceeded, in tho Ringleader, to the entrance of the ilauraki Golf, to search for a j rock reported to be in the vicinity of tho Great Barrier by the ship Flechero, which visited here a short tiuio back. According to the Fi J' b Times, tho s.s. Star of tho South returned to Levuka from her first inter-island trip on the 30th ultimo, bringing in a full cargo of produce, comprising 2G7G mats sugar, 8 t dholls fibre, 03 bag* copra, lG2bugs maize, and 5 crat«s fruit, also some half-dozen passengers. Wo hear that a fall freight awaits her in tho same direction on her next trip, after her return from round Viti Levu. This i*, so far, satisfactory; aud wo must congratulate her owners upon tho succcss of tho Star ou her pioneer Inter.intand trip. * .... The mission schooner Jubilee, which the Fiji Tunes notified as having been reported a total wreck at • Lakcba, we are glad to learn by later advico, has been got off the reef with very littlo damage, and beached at Lakeba. With the exception of a plauk stove in, atid a litt'o damage to tho rtiddflr, which will bo repairftd whero she lies, tho vessel i 3 littlo the worso for the mkhsp- On the completion of the necessary work the Jubilee will continue hor cruiso to the different islands to windward. Tho smart cutter Lcelia, 54 tons, arrived afternoon from Jfancll andNavula Islands, Fiji, with a cargo of maize. Sho left tho former on December 24, and the latter next day, with light variable winds and calms until January 2nd, when fresh breezes from K.S.E. wore experienced. Experienced ft heavy gale, during which the cutter was under close-reef atid balance mainsail. Lost bobstay| and part of bulwarks; sea fearful. Sighted East Cape on tho Bth; since then light and variable winds till arrival. Sighted the brig Isii Desperandum, from Maro to Melbourne. The Lajlia is an English-built vessel, and was formerly a yacht.

AIUUVAL OF THE CYPURENEB. Tho R.XI.S.S. Cyphrenes, 12S0 tons, Captain T. Wood, returned to Auckland harbour yesterday shortly after noon, having delivered her mails to tbo s.s. City of Melbourne at Kandavu. Of hor passage, Captain Wood reports as follows:—R.M.S.S. Cyphrenes left Auckland on tho 19th December, and arrived at Kandavu at 245 a.m. 25th. Having received instructions to procccd to Sao i'rancisco, and finding tho "surface fracture" in tho propelling shaft in the same condition as when tho survey was held at A uckland on tho 10th ultimo, proceeded on to Levuka on the 30th to obtain a fresh survey and permission to procecd on, which, not being granted, returned to Kandavu on tho Ist January, whero wo found tho City of Melbourne, which had arrived a few hours prsrious. At once transhipped malls, cargo, and passengers to tho City of Molbourno at 2 p.m. on ths Ist January. Waited for the City of San Francisco till tho sth instant, when wo left Kandavu at 4 p.m. Sighted tho Great Barrier at 4 a.m. Passed Tiritiri 11 a.in., nud arrived at Auckland at 1 p.m. on tho 11th instant. Passed s.s. Llewellyn at 8 p.m. on tho 10th. Experiencad throughout tho voyago S.fi. and S.W. winds, with remarkably flno weather and smooth sea. We ara inbebted to Mr. H. HiUman, purser, for report of .passage and other favours. Of tho Cyphrenes' appearance in Loruka tho Fin Times ha 3 the following" yesterday morning, to our surpriso, wo observed a large steamer of over a thousand tons making for our port. She shortly afterwards entered tho harbour and dropped anchor. It was then found out that she was the Cyphrenes, ono of tho chartered mail boats of tho Pacific service, from Kandavu, and that her business at this port was to obtain the opinion of tho engineers of H.M.S. >'ympho as to tho condition of her shaft, which, we are informed, has alather extensivo flaw. During tho day a survey of hor machinery was made by the engineers of tho >yn»pli«, tho result being that she will return to either via Auckland or direct {as the commander may doterminoat Kandavu) at half or three-quarters speed. Had it have been deemed safe to proceed to San Francisco without tho likelihood of au entire breakdown of her shaft, wo boliove the commander of tho Cyphrenes would have proceeded to that port, as she is encumbered with the How Zealand mails and passengers on board. At about five o'clock last evening she returned to Kandavu. after allowing the passengers a good opportunity of inspecting Leviika, and recognising old, and perhaps, nearly forgotten friends. Mr. G. A. "Woods, the Company's agent, accompanied the ship Shortly after arrival in Auckland an inspection was made by tho Government Engineer of her machinery, and a permit granted to proceed to Sydney. She will leave, therefore, for that port at noon to-day.

AKItIVAL OF THE LLEWELLYN". The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Llcwelly*, 369 tons, Captain JlcOilUvray, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon . from levuka, with her accustomed punctuality, tihe brings a quantity of maize (or this port, and a large consignment o{ sugar for Dunedin. Captain JlcGillivray reports of the passage as follows: Left Auckland for Levuka on I'riday, 24tli December, at 6.30 p.m., with fresh northerly winds; passed Moritiri Island on Saturday morning, at 2 o'clock; from • thence strong northerly winds -with heavy head soa, -which continued up uotll Wednesday erenlng, the 29th, when the wind veered round to the eastward, with a fresh breeze, which cantinued until passing Angau, on Friday, Slat, at 2.30 a.m.; from thance vessel going under easy steam until arrival at 5.30 a.m. Cast off from company's hulk Albion, at Levuka, on Tuesday, the 4th instant, at 10.20 p.m.; cleared the reef at 10.30. with light easterly winds and clear weather, which continued until Wednesday evening, the sth; from thence strong south and .south-east grinds up till Monday evening; followed by light variable winds until arrival. The Llewellyn, ►will leave again for Levuka on Sunday morning 'next.

B Y TELEGRAPH. . RUSSELL. ' January 11.—The s.s. lon* arrived at 11.40 a.m. from Auckland. . XAFIER. ' January 11.—The a.3. Southern' Cross left for Auckland at 4 p.m. today. ■ PORT'CHALMEK3. January 11. -Arrivedr Ship Kakaia, from London, with 43 passengers. 1200 tons cargo. 1 shorthorn bMl], and 81 Leicester sheep. She left Gravesend on September SO, and on the tOth October relieved the French barque Jeanne I'ortel, from the Chandos.with fish potatoes, and beef. Eight of the barque's crew were down with scurvy, and the captain's son was ■load The passengers of the Kakaia have presented ths captain with a handsomely Illuminated t.atlmonial. . . lIOKITIKA. Jaauary 11.—Sailed: Omeo, for Melbourne.