SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4667, 28 October 1876, Page 4

SHIPPING.

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" gj* &?Fuil? Ind Novffiber, 11.10 a-m. . :.- AB RIVALS. ■ Southern CroM, ■.«.; Holmes, from Napier. Trerle 5.«., Stepbenaon. from Wang«eL jowle' Henderson, schooner, BobinsoD, from Irtvnka. ' ■. • DEPASTURES. Go-Ahead, 5.1.. McGlUivray, for Gisborne. ENTERED INWABDS. Southern Cross, 130 tons, Holmes, for Napier. Godhead, s.s., 84 tons, McGilllvray, from OnehuDga, in ballast. J ■ ■ Janeßonglss, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser, from Gisborne, with produce; CLEAKED OUTWARDS. Go-Ahead, s.s.. 84 tons. MeGJllivray, for Poverty Say. General cargo, PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. Per Arzvle, S.S., from Wangarel:—Mr. and Mrs. Frazer and family, Miss Brookes. Messrs. Mackay. Carter, Corlett, Malone, Bent, Mrs. and Master Montgomery, and Mrs. H. MoLeod. Per Jane Douglas, s.s., from Gisborne:—Mr. ana Mrs. King, Messrs. O. Pollen, Thomson, and Lees. Per Jessie Benderson, schooner, froin Levuka: — Cuoin: Messrs. Cetieril, May. Winstead and Sinclair, three of the crew of the Stranger, and one Chinaman. ODTWiRDB. ■ Per Go-Ahead, s.s.. for Poverty Bay:—Mrs. Thomas and Child, Messrs. Keman, Cbannon, and Son. IMPORTS. £A special charge U made for consignees' names in this column] Per Southern Cross, trom Nai.ier:—S3 head cattle, SO she -p 1 box. S pack*, es. 1 portmanteau, 1 cash, I parcel, 2 cases sundries, 1 case cheese, 4 sacks. Per Jan« Dougl.ns, s.s., from Gisbome:—9 casks tallow, 68 hides, bundle sheepskins, and snndries. Per Jessie Henderson, schooner, from Levuka:—7o9 lacks mclz«, IS bundles bamboos, 46 sacks cocoauuts, II cades fruit, 26 bales fibre, 3700 pine apples, 75 hunches bacanas, 1000 coroanuts. EXPORTS. Per Go-Ahead, S.S., for Poverty Bay:—100 spokes, 30 felloes, 2 packages paper, 1 case glass, 1 cas-» ci£sn>. IS doois, 2 packnges sashes. 100 mouldings, 2 bags Sonet! ust, t bundles sails, 2 cases vestas, 5 cases sundries, 1 case sauce, 3cises tobaco,23 cases spirits, S cases ale, 4 bnndles aud trusses, 10 bundles hoop Iron, 1 bale 1 case boots, 1 bag seed, t cues boots, 7 (>ales papa, 15 cases sundries, 1 bale heps, 6 cases beer, 14 cases spirits. 1 package ploughshares, anvil, 15 bundles iron, 1 bar steel, 12 camp ovens, 6 bundles pipes, 2 packages spades, 2 cases, T. and 8. Morrin. 2 bag* seed, Ovcen and Graham. X package leather, Ireland Bros. VESSELS IN HABBOUB. Steamers: H.M.S. Sapphire, Jaue Douglas, Anne Hilbank, Lalla Hooka, Transit. Barques : Martha, Adela. Abernyte, Johan Cesar. liarqaentine: --outLern Cross (anz. screw). Brig: Vision, Tower Hill. Brigantines: Flirt, Ethel, Boderick Dhu. Schooners: Sonthern Cross (trainiDi: vevel), Charybdis. Pearl. Clyde, Maiy nogan, Queen, Buby, May eaten, Jessie Henderson. PROJKCTKD I>KPABTUKES. SvrsEY.—Llewellyn, s.s. early. SroKKr and Melbourne.—Hero, 3.8.. Nov. 3rd. SooTHiRK Pobts.—Lidybird, s.s., to-day; Tanpo, s.s., Nov. 1. Ogromandei,—Argyle, is., every Monday morning and Friday afternoon. Wamuabei.— a rgyle, s.s., every Toesday. Norfolk Island.—Southern Cross, ausilliary-screw barquentino, early. Siv.oi Island — I'earl, ketch, early. Xiki Iblakds.—Vision. brU, early. Oisbornk and >apier—Jane Douglas, s.s., MonIy. Kakoionqa.--May Queen, schooner, early. VbwoastiiK.—Adela, barque, to-day. HoKlANQA.—Lionel, S-β. (from Manukan), to-day. Queen, schooner, early Tonga —Jolian Cajjar, barque, early. Namer.—bonthcru Cross, s.s., to-day. VESSELS BXPKOTKD. Bero,'«.s., from Sydney and Melbourne; due Nov. 1. Wewellyn, 8.5., from Sydney. Orari, ahlp, <iom Loudon; sailed July 13th. City of Auckland, ship {KiIXK), from London; sailed July 25th. Jessie Oeborne, ship (NKDC), from London; sailed Sept. 11. Loch Urr, barpue (WQKL), from London: loading. Mendoza, ship, froui London; loading. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town; sailed Oct. 18lh. la.we.ya, barque (VDJNJ, from London; to sail July K2otb. John Mathews, ftom Boston (United States); sailed on 18th July. Acacia, basque, from Lyttelton; early. Glenlora, barque (\V«iVT), from London. Julia Beitr; barque, fiom Newcastle; sailed 10th Inst. Glimp3e, barque, from Newcastle; early. William Gifford. batqu , from Melbourne; sailed. Florinda, barque, fiomMelbourne; sailed lOth Oct. ▼icloria, baique, from > ewcastle; sailed 2Ut Oct. Emu, barquentine, from Imnedin. Syren, brig, from Sydney iin the Manukau); early. Albien. briiT, from .Newcastl ; tailed on the Bth Oct. Camilla, brigaDtine, from Lyttelton; cleared Oct. 20 Magellan Clond, brigantine, from a whaling cruise; early. Loch Lee, three-masted schooner, from the Islands; Byno, brigantine, from Savage Wand, early. Bdith. schooner, from thn Islands, early. Laetitia, schooner, from the inUn 's: early. Minehaha, schooner, from Timaru; saileii 14th Oct. Coißtwise Outwards.—Lake St. Clair, schoonerbarge, for Orewa, with stores. The brigantine Ktbel has finished discharging her cargo, and will sail this morning for Aratapu Mills Kaitara, there to load 'imiier for oamani. The s.s. Argyle, Capt. Stephenson, arrived in harbour yesterday morulug from Wangarei, with a number of rassengerr, as per list, she brings upwards of 10 tons of prod.ee- forwarded by the settlers of the vicinity. In ourrepo t of the launch of the new steamer Te Aroha on Monday last, a<. the yard of Mr. Wm. Holmes, North shore, a mistake occurred in the name of the lady who chri-tened the vessel. Mrs. J. VaTurfc&m. lain of >ewborough Hall, Bexham, Northumberland,/ and not Mrs. Maugham, is the ■orreet name. The s.s. Jane Douglas, which arrived in port on Thursday evening, is about to inaugurate a steam service along the H a»t which ought to prove not only beneficial to the seulurs at w.iicb the steamer calls, but also' o uckl&iid merchants, who are in the habit of convtj-ioe K"' d» to the ports lying between Cape Bunaway atd Uisborno. Hitbert >it has bren found necessary to snip gooub by steamers to Gisborne and then tranship to the Email ports in sailing vessels or any other craft available. These return to Gisborne with the settlers' produce, wh ch is transhipped for Auckland. The Jane Douglis will avoid all this transhipment, as the intention of the owuers is to make Gisborne the terminus, and on their r-turn will pick up produce and bring it direct to Auckland, ihe service is oue that commends itself to th ■. notice of all those who are interested in the numerous settlements that are scattered on the Bast oaet. The Jane DougUsis an iron sorow stoamer of 75 tons. She was built in lraneilin by Messrs. Sparrow and Co., being launched in January of this year, so that she U quite a new boat. She is ntted with com, ound engines of 22 horse power (nominal), working np to ebout 50. She steams abut 3 knots, on a consumption of 2} tc s in the twenty-four hours. Her pass-nger accommodation is very good for so small a bo»t. She cm ttow away twenty two passengers comfortably. The boat is owned by Messrs. Bicnardson and <'ampbell, of Napier. She was built especially for the Host Coast trade. ABEIVAL OF THE SCHOONER JESSIE HENDKB3ON. This schooner, which has been away for abont nine months, arrived in harbour last night after an excellent passage from Lev uka of 7 days 8 hours. We are indebted lo < apUin Kobinsoa (or the following report :—"Left Levuka on <hn 20th Inst.; cleared the reef at 8 p.m- of the same d y, and passed Kandavn at midnight. Was favoured fr m the first with N.E. winds, which brought the veasel close into port, when it died off as the coast wa« approached. Sighted the Little Barrier at 2p m. on th-< 20th, and arrived in harbour at 10 p.m. last night." .the t rings several passengers, and a cargo of Island produce and fruit. The Jessie Henderson reports speaking the ship I»lo of Bute, Irom Newcastle to can Francisco, in Ut. 34 40 A, and Ion;. 176'£0 K. The captain desired to be reported.

ETTSBKLL. • October 27.—Arrivals : Whaling schooner Isabella, With oil, from CayeUt Island; lons, from the North; Magio, from Auckland. Sailed: lona, with cattle, produce, and the following ff?£? ge w l : ,M rchde '' co P ul « k «. Messrs. J. Macfarlane, i»u»by, William,,, H ..tchln»on, Mrs. McLeod, Miles Maior, McLeU»ad, Lj on », Baker, Mr.andJttn. Swift. ;: OISBoitNB. October 27.—The Pretty J»ne i» all rhht The : 3r earl;^t l 4^ XpeCtWl IYI'TELTON. Octobtr 27. —Sailed: Schooner for Auckland.