SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4425, 19 January 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OT AtIOKLAKJ). Bisa Wuu Thf« Day: 05. mom.: 0.27 •Tβ!!. „. ..„ Mtnukau: 2.25 mors.; 2.17 e»en. Id Mm: Elm», B-β: sets, 7.1(5. t>l Mpojr: A»w, 27th, 1.20 a.m. AEEITAI3. ' lone g a.. W. Farqnhar, from Bay of lilands. ipra Donald, schooner, McCabe, from Poverty Kate McGregor, schooner, J. Smith, from Dnnedln. DEPAEnrKES. Hawea, 5.»., -Wheeler, for Southern porta (from the Manukan). ■ Sonthern Cross, s.s., W. H. Palmer, for Napier, via Gliborne. Go-Ahead, s.s., Austen, for Waitara and New Plymonth (from the Manukau). Toroa, schooner, Gundry, for £"Bip»rtt (from the Manukau). ENTERED INWARDS. "Weiwera, schooner, 42 tons, Busliell, from Dnnedln. Cargo: 3 bales, 32 c»3e3, 5 quarter-tierces, 75 lboxes tobacco, S cases cigara.—Master, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Jane, brig, 100 tons, Chamboilaln, for Newcastle, in ballast.—n. S. Meyers and Co., ngent». Lcelia, cutter, 50 ton 3, Peregory, for Levuka: Cargo as per exports.—B. Tonks and Co., agents. Ocean, schooner, 23 tons, Rawlings, for Mercury Bay, with gereral cargo. Southern Cross, s.s., 139 tons, W. H. Palmer, for Napier. Cargo as per exports.-A.S.P. Company, agents.

PASSENGER LIST. Per Southern Ctosr, s.s., for Gi3Dorne and Napier: —Mr and Mrs J. Ellis, Mrs Duane, Captain Porter Miss Chapman, Mrs Coiuford. Mr and Mrs Jllckson. Messrs J. Watt, A. Watt, Arthur, J. M. Shera, F. JMoss, Sacker. St.ernge: Messrs Marker, Brierly, WWilson, Constable Nash, and 1 prisoner. Per ss. Hawea, 401 tons. Wheeler, for Southern Ports :—Miss C. Wallace, Mr and Mrs Holt, Rev. J. Galloway, Mrs Hamley, Mr and Mrs Winter, T. Lamb, E. Eckford, T. Dodge, Mrs Morrison, Mrs Kilzour A. G. Uorton, Harper, Mias Edwards, C. Sharland, T. King, T. Davies, Mrs Balmer. Miss Monaghitn, Messrs A. and T. Barlow, Joyce, Harris, Wing* Mr, Mm. and Miss Hooker, Mrs Bntts, Messrs Hawkins Grimes, Entler, Dormald (2), Brown, Hurtwick, Holford, Boyce, Dealo, and 21 steerage.— Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. IMPORTS. [A. special charge is made for consignees' names n this column.] Per Southern Cress, for Napier : 7 casks plaster of Paris, 2 cn-ks horse shoes, E2 bars, 11 bundles, iron, 1 bag horse nails, 1 Ingot tin, 1 keg shot, 1 piece cbairj, 1 cooking range, 2 boilers, 1 stove, 4 coils rope, 2 packages weighing machines, 2 casks, 2 cases 1 package ironmongery, 1 caae chimneye, 29 lengths pipe, 2 cases gas fittings, 2 bundles iron,— T. & S. Morrin. EXPORT 3. IPor Southern Cross, S.E., for Napier:— 7 casks piaster, 4 packages, 11 bundles iron, 62 bars iron, 1 weighing machine, 4 colls rope, 6 packages 1 keg shot, 1 piece chain, 1 case, 1 boiler, T. and S. Morrin. 4 case 3, 1 bale, 20 cases biscuit 3, 10 mats sngar, Owen and Graham. 8 cases metro*, 25 pipes, 1 copper rofrigerator, 1 forge, 3 pulleys and shaft, 1 bar iron, 1 sponger, 1 package blinds, 30 casks, 1 ba'o paper, 1 box Stationery, 5 cases lime juice, 2 cases weighing machines, 1 funnel, i cases stone, 120 pipes, 2 cases plants 6 kegs brandy, 121 pack-iges. Periajlla cutter, for Xevuka: 16,020 feet timber, 20,000 shingles. PROJECTED DEPARiaBES. SasFrjkoisco.—City of San Francisco, mail steamer, Bydn»y.'—Hero, s.s., about February 12 ; City of Melbourne, s.s., about February 14. London.—City of Auckland, ship, about Feb. 7. KD3381.1,, &c—lona, s.s., this afternoon. Taurasqa, &c—Kowena, s.s., Friday next. Hootiiers Ports.—Wellington, s.s., to-day. New York.—Uzzie Fox, barquo, early. Letuka.— Lojlia, cutter, to-day; Emn, 5.3., toGIsBOXWB and Napier.—Pretty Jane, s.s., to-morrow. Newcastle.—Jano, brig: Elm Grove, barquo, early. VESSELS IN HARBOTJK. Steamers : Emu, lona, Pretty Jano. Ship: City of Auckland. Barqnes: Lizzie Fox, Kim Grove, Martha. Barquentine: Southern Cross (Mission vessel). Briga'nttaeT Walter Glendining. Schooners: Southern Cross (training vessel), Jeesio Honderson, Prince Rupert, Sissy, Canterbury, Iffle Melkle, Waiwera, Agnes Donald, Kate ilcOrogor.

VKSSKLS EXPKCTBD. City of San Francisco, mail steamer, from Sydney; Hero's s , from Sydney; due about Oth prox. H.M.S. Barracouta, from the Fiji Islands. Coxnatic, ship (FI.VHG). from London; sailed Sept. 30. Benvenue, ship (HPNQ). from London; sailed Oct. 20. ffaipn. ship, from London: to sail November 10. Srodlck Castle, ship.from Plymouth; sailed, fllenlora, ship (WGPT). from London; sailed Oct. 23. iSltabnry^hip, iP from n Londonrsalled November 15. { jfemslen, ship\wTßH), from Loodon; to sail NovemArdvar ship, from Glasgow ; sailed, October 22. Edinburgh Castle, ship, from London; sailed Nov. 13. Jessica, barque, from New York, via Dunedin; sailed Skimmer of tho Wave, barquo, from New York, via the South. BoUaMary, barqnc, from Hobart Town. American Lloyds, barque, from Duned'n. Marathon, barquo, from Now York;s»iled Oct. 13. Byno. brigantmo, from South Sβ* IsUuds. loch Leo, barqnentine. from South Sea Islands. Vision brie, from South Sea Islands. Syren, brig, from Sydney (in tho Manukau)- sailed Februarys. Fairlie three-masted schooner, from Sydney. Frank Guy, schooner, from Sydney. Coronet, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Amheret, schooner, from Sydney. IT W. Tucker, schooner, from Melbourne. Mary Melville, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Yarra, schooner, from Oamaru. Abmvxls Coastwise. — Adah, ketch, for tho Xhames, with 20.000 feet timber; Matakana, cutter, Irom Tsutanga. with produce. Coastwise Ootwatids—Minnlo Casoy, 8.5., lor the Hot Springs and Matakana. The A.S.P. Company's s s. Go-Ahead loft Onohunga yesterday, for Wnitara and New Plymouth. The brig Jane leaves this morning, for Newcastle, In ballast. The schooner Agnes Donald arrived yesterday from Poverty Bay, with a cargo of produce. The schooner Xorea left the Manukau yesterday, '"■iSrat&r Lcslia cleared out yesterday, for tevuka, Wl The NeTzealiml"team Navigation Company's ss. Wellington will leave Onehunga this afternoon for tho P.M.S.S. Company's steamship City of San Francisco is duo to-day, from Syc'noy, and will leave shortly after, with the mail, for San Francisco. The Union Ste»m Shipping Companys s.s. Hawea left yesterday for tho South, with passengers and to home advices the ship Fernglen made the passage from this port to London in ninety-five Auckland Steam Packet Company's s a Southern Cross left yesterday morning for Napier, via Gisborne, with several passengers and a general

Farqubar, of tho s.s. lona, reports the S^r?oaltde;:wfnVbSund b arSe^ d jeven colliers, outwards in ballast, also lay at the Kawau lor shelter from the heavy weather. The schooner Kata McGregW, Captain Smith, arrived in harbour from Dunedin last evening, after an extraordinary passage of six days, including two days' stoppage at Oamaru. The schooner left JJnnedin on Tuesday, Urn 11th Instant, and Oamaru on the following Thursday night. She experienced fine favourable weather until off tlio ICldnappers, when the weather set in foul and continued so until her arrival in pert. The Kate McGregor brings a cargo of wheat consigned to D. H. McKenzlo. A telegram, received yesterday afternoon from Tauwhich left Auckland on Friday evening last had not arrived there. This is, however, not surprising when we learn from recent arrivals that a heavy S.E. gale has been raging for the past few days outride the port. The Kowena is without doubt sheltered in some convenient bay along the coast, and the only trouble consequent npon her detention is probably that experienced by her providore as to the period the fresh provisions will last. The galo might prove Captain W. Far q uhar arrived in port at 8 p.m. yesterday from the Bay of Islands, whither she had gone specially to fetch up a witness In the case, which was, however, decided in favour of Tier owners at the Supreme Court on Monday last. Bad weather prevented the lona from reaching Auckland sooner. Of the passage, Captmn Farquhar reports leaving Auckland at 5 p.m. on Saturday, and reached the Bay of Mauds at 0.45 o clock next mornIng, having experienced a strong SE. gale, thus weather and heavy sea throughout Left again for Anckland on Sunday, at C p m., but in consequence of the heavy weather ontside the b»y. was compelled to put back. At daylight next morning ventured to tea again, and reached <u far as Tutukaka, where ahelter was again songht from the strong S.E gale IUU blowing, with high sea. Sighted H.M.S. Sappho, under canvas, about two miles to the northward of Tututaka. Lelt there at 5 o'clock yesterday morning, and arrived as above, strong S.E. winds and thick weather being stiU encountered on the passage to Auckland. The lona is announced to leav« again rot« wual trip to the North this afternoon.

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BtJSSEIi. j.nn»rr 18 -EJIA Sappho arrived here at 4.30 frnmAnddand, rfa the coast. Pl Thl !.s&>££mS Hire, from Wangaroa, has bopntifi. '■;• . ■WELUNGTON.