SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4480, 23 March 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. HlOa Wiras, This Day: 5.12 morn.: 5.38 even. ~ Mannk.-ui: 8.7 mom.; 8.33 even. Tm Scs: Rises, 6.10 : sets, G. 2. Tni Moos: New, 26th, 7.50 a.m. ARRIVALS. ■Wave oi Life, schooner, aicClellan, from Sydney, N.9.W.- ' - ENTORSD -INWARDS; Wave*of Life, schooner, 73 tons, McClellan, from Sydney,--cargo as per imports. — Henderson and Hacfarlane, agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Slanaia, p.*., C 2 tons, iiewicke, for Napier, in ballast. • * Ebenezer, schooner, 28 tons, Norris, for Russell, with general cargo. Mary Melville, schooner, 62 ton?, Urquhart, for Russell,ln "ballast. Transit, schooner, 83 tons, M. Hooper, for Dunedin. Cargo : 65,000 feet timber, 4 hhds. ale. PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. Per Wave of Life, schooner, from Sydney:—Mr and Mrs Lambert, and 4 children. ' IMPORT 3. [A special charge is made for consignees' names in this column.} PerMerwanjee Framjee, ship, from London :— 40 cases salad oil, 30 cases sauce, SO bftxes starch 70 cases pickles, 20 do confectionery, 20 do bottled fruits, 25 cases cornflour, 10 cases mustards, 70 casks whiting, £0 casks soda crystals, 90 packages currants, 100 cases raisins, 10 qr-casks port and sherry, 50 cases Geneva, 50 cases vestas, 200 packages sundries, Owen and Graham. 1 cask glassware, 2 casks camp oven dishes, 2 cask 3 coil chain, 20 bales oakum, 17 kegs soft soap, S cases lathes and drilling machines, 2 cases saws, 2 cases brass foundry, 10 cases Briscoe's ranges, 10 crates galvanized waro, 4 casks, 2 cases hardware, 28 pkgs. rope, T. & S. Morrin. 10 barrels currants, 20 cases raisins, 48 cases glass, 15 ditto'confectionery, CO ditto rum, 10 cases hams, 40 cases dates, 100 casos ginger wine, 100 cases vrhiskey, 7.7 ditto claret, Kummer and Co. 1 ease fowling-pieces, 4 cases lamp chimneys, 2 eases lamps, 1 case wine-glasses, 43 kegs wire nails, 8 bundles fencing wire, John Iteid. 31 cases drapery, T. McMaster; Per Wave of Life, schooner, fromN.S.W.J— I 184' cases brandy, Owen and Graham. 1 350 bags bone dual, 80 bales hemp, 13 eases sarsaparilla, 1 spring cart, 4 cases curasoa, 2_ bales fibre; 440 bags rice. 23 coil* rope; 10 qr-caaka vinegar, 12pairs shafts, 53 packages sundries. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Sas FranC'SCO.—Colima, P.M.s.s., April 10, Njewcastlb.—Salisbury, ship, to-day. Levuka.— Llewellyn, s.s., to-morrow. London.—Carnatc. ship, early; Glenlora, barque, early. - . Bouti££RN Ports.—Phcebe, a.s., 25th inst.; Hawea, s.s., 23th Inst. Gibbornb and Napijcr.—Pretty Jane, s.s., today. , Mission Cruise.—Southern Cross, auxiliary screw barquentine, next month. Poverty Rat, &o.—Agnes Donald, schooner, today. Hokianga.—Queen, schooner, to-day. Wanoarbi & MANaatai. —Argyle, s.s., every Wednesday. Valparaiso.—Edinburgh Castle, barque, early. South Sea Isaands.—Vision, brig, early. VESSELS IN HARBOCTR. Steamers: Llewellyn, lona, Pretty Oane. Ships: C&rnatlc, Salisbury, Merwanjeo Framjee. Barques: Glenlora, Edinburgh Castle. Barquentine: Southern Cross (Mission vessel), Brigantine: Ethel. Brig: Vision. Schooners: Southern Cross (training vessel), H.MI gunboat Benard, PeerleßS, Transit, Alarm, Marion, Orpheus, Minehaha, Agnes Donald, Acadia, Golden Isle, Prince Rupert, Canterbury, Bella Srandon, Wave of Life. 1 VKfISKLH KXPKCTRD. Colima, P.M.s.s., from Kandavu; due 26th inst. H.M.S. Pearl, from Sydney. Tuscarora, U.S. corvette, from Sydney. Dilpussund, barque (WGMD), from London; sailed December 19. Brodick Castle, ship, from Plymouth, sailed Dec. 14. Robina Dunlop, ship, from -London. * Anaii, barque, from London. Wanloek, barque, from Glasgow. Beblngton, ship (PRHV), from London; sailed Feb. La Escocesa, ship (RMRG), from London. Aline, barque, from Glasgow; sailed January 7. Skimmer of the Wave,'barque, from New York, via the South," . . Cabarfeidh, barque,'from Adelaide. Anne Lewis, barque, from Dunedin, via Wellington. JRyno, brigantino, from South fa'eA Islands. Ocean Wave, brigantine, from Nadi, Fiji. Omaha, brigantine, from Lyttleton; sailed March 13. Loch Lee, barquentine, from South Sea Islands. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. Flirt, brigantino, from Lyttelton; sailed March 13. Blanche, schooner, from Rarotonga. Sea Kip, schooner, from Sydney. Magic, cutter, from Penbryn Island. Estelle, three-masted schooner, from Dunedin (at the Thames). Edith, schooner, from South Sea Islands. Glimpse, barque, from Newcastle; sailed March 7. Arbivaxs Coastwise. —Mercury, cutter, from Tairua, with 23,000 feet timber; Afcalanfca, schooner, from Tairua, with 23,000 feet timber; Spitfire, cutter, from Point Rodney, with 700 rails, &c.; Start, cutter, from Kennedy's Bay, with timber,* Sovereign of the Seas, cutter, from Wangarei, with produce; Anne Milbank, p.s., from Uot Springs and Mntakana. Coastwise Otttwaiujs.—Atalanta, schooner, for Tairua, in ballast; Wave, cutter, for Matakana, in ballast, The A.S.P. Co.'ss.s. Pretty Jane is announced to leave this Afternoon for Glsborne and Napier. A consignees' notice per Merwanjeo mPrajee appears elsewhere. The schooner Mary Melville will leave this morning for Russell, in ballast. The p.s. Manaia is about to loavo for Napier, where she has boen purchased. She has cleared at the Customs. A barquo was signalled yestorday afternoon. f*he will probably prove to be the Glimpse, from Newcastle, with a cargo of coal. She left on the 7th inst. The schooner Transit has cleared at the Customs for Dunedin, with a cargo of timber. She loaves at once. The schooner Wave of Life, Captain McClellan, arrived yesterday morning from Sydney, with a General cargo. She left on the 20th ult., and has had a succession of contrary winds to port. The weather which during the past few days has given signs of breaking yesterday shifted to tho N. W. and blow hard throughout the day. Towards five o'clock tbe.wiud shifted to the south-west and moderated, and shortly after tho sea, which had ran hi.-h, went down. Lively times were experienced by the shipping. The brig Jane was the only vessel moored on the western si£e of tho wharf, and came in for a deal of hammering. It is to be regretted th*t Captain Chamberlain's prognostications of bad weather were littlo heeded on the previous day when he requested the harbour peopto to shift his vessel into a vacant berth offering greater security. The ship Merwa"jee Framjee, anchored down the harbour, dragged her anchor considerably and d/ifted i- to Orakei Bay, where it was reported yesterday afternoon she had grounded. She was, liowe.ver, afloat throughout the blow, and a shift of wind occurring to the south-west, advantago was taken to set mizaen topsail and spanker, and she soon after took up a better position and securer anchorage. Other vessels were made snug, and rodo out the gale in safety.