SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4789, 23 March 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

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PORT OF AUCKLAND. High Watkb,To-day: —morn. ; 0.430ven. HI&H WATEB,Manukiia: 2.55m0rn.; even. 3.58. Thb Sou : Rises, 6.10; nets,' 6.3. THE MooH :Kret quarter, this day, 0.48 a.m. ; : ARRIVALS. Star of the South, s. s. ,-Oarey, from Napier, via Thames. ~\.-.'; .--• \ • Sir laaao Newton, brigantine, Blagee, from Sydney. Queen, schooner, Jones, from Hokianga. Huby, sohooner, Catchpole, from Ngunguru. Chnrybdis, schooner, Loverock, from Apia (Samoa). Atalanta, schooner, Morris, from Tairua. ';—.--■■■ Dawn; cutter, Taylor, from Waitara. ..... DEPARTURES. Hero, s.i., Logan, for Sydney and Melbourne : _, _ Saloon to Melbourne —Airs. Grant, Mr. and ilrs. G. T. Chapman and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Winter,-Mn. Lister, Messrs.Gayswood, Schirffs, Smith (2), Mis. Keeaing, Miss Keesing, Miss <"• H. Keesing. Saloon to Sydney—Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thomson and family (6), Mr. and Mrs. Fi«her, Dr. Mohabeer, Messrs. G. Findlay, C. Lister, Mr. and Mre. Howston, Sirs. Griffith, . Mr. and Mrs. Lord, Messrs. Bacbcldor, Logan, ChaSe,. Giffes. Steerage to Melbourne—Mr. and Mrs. Rees and. family (4), Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallis and family (4), Mrs. Green, Messrs. P. W. Lfnes, J. McKinney, J. Christie, T. Marples, G. Eastwood, J. Mason, Engler, Silva, S. Eanna. Steerajo to Sydney—Mr. and Mrs. Wood and family (3), Mr. J. Collingwood, Miss Collingwood, Mrs.'Puuley, Mrs. Clark, Miss M. Reid, Messrs. Cowan, Harper, Brown, F. Blancho, J. IV. Marcroft, J. Niccol, AV. Wolsh, G. Payne, J. Drain. ■ Coronet, schooner, Rose, for Tahiti. Passen- .-.-_■ rgers :—M. "Von dt Naeyer and 2 natives.—Owon and Graham,- agents. .. - ; ENTERED INWARDS. Atlanta, schooner, 31' tons, Morris, from Tairua, with 22,300 feet timber. Go-Ahoad, e.s., 84 ton*, Cooper, from Giaborae. ' ' ■'. ; ' ; . IMPORTS. . . ,&. special charge is made for consignees' nanus in- " serted in thii column. 1 '■ Per Sir Isaac Newton, brigantine, from Sydney .-—1165 bags bonodust, 120 bags salt, 7 packages merchandise, 3 drays. I'er Charybdis, schooner, from Apia:— 260,000 oranges. : EXPORTS. Per s.s. Hero, for Melbourne : 1 parcel stationery, 28 packages cocoariut oil, 89 hides, 13-1 bales flax, 1 cask suet. For Sydney : 131 kegs butter, 30 bales fungus, 404 bales flax, 1,750 Hacks bran, 62 sacks grass seed, 3GO sacks potatoes, l case stationery, 25 cases cheese, 1 case effects. ■. 35 boxes tobacco, Owen and Graham. n OtrnTABDS Coastwise.—Janet, cuttor, in ballast, for Russell; Mercury, cutter, with Btoret, for Tairua. 11. M. gunboat Beagle was at Apia according to the latest news therefrom. !' H.I.M. ship Augusta will leave this morning for Samoa and the South Sea Islands. The β-b. Pretty Jane left Gisborno yesterday morning, at 11 o'olook, for this port. , The 8.6. Go-Ahead is announced to sail on "Monday evening for Awanui, Gishorne, and Xapier. The Union Company's s.s. 'Wellington, from Southnrn ports, is due at Onehunga this after- • noon. - All accounts against the ship Oxford must be rendered in duplicate by noon to-day to the N.Z. Shipping Co. The ship Oxford, Captain Yaux, entered out at the Customs yesterday, and will most probably leave port on Monday or Tuesday next. The clipper schooner Jessie Henderson, Capt. Urquhart, will leave to-morrow for Levuka, Fiji, carrying passengers and cargo. : The schooner Hinemoa, from Napier, arrived at Hokianga on Wednesday, and will load again with timber for Hawke's Bay. Masters of vessels are requested not to anchor on Saturday between the North Head and Rangitoto, as the Volunteers will be practising with shot and shell. The Auckland echooner Ada May was in Apia during the month of February, and was collecting copra, to be transshipped in the Loch Lee, lying , af Tonga. The schuoner Vailele, from hence, arrived at ;■ Apia; in .February, under the command of Captain Schulze, and is now trading to the adjacent inlands. The schooner Queen, Captain Jones, arrived from Hokianga last evening, after a prolonged passage, caused by encountericg head winds and calms. The well-known ketch Clematis, anchored at Onehungrt, is now for sale. She is of 07 tons • register, and a comparatively new vessel, being built in Tasmania in 1872. The cutter Vincent, in command of Captain Schulze, was to leave Apia for Auckland two days after the Charybdis, and may therefore snow Tip sit any moment. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, agents to th'o Union" Steamship Company, have received intimation that the s.s. Rotorua left Sydney on Wednesday afternoon, and is consequently due here an Monday evening. :: The well-known Island trading schooner Coronet, Captain Rose, sailed last evening, for Tahiti, with a cargo of general merchandise. Captain Rose hopes to be in port again in about two and a half months. • ■ : The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Star of the South, Capt. Curey.'arrivedin port yesterday from Napier, ria the Thames. At the latter place she landed 495 sheep, to 'the order of Messrs. Fisher and Co. She leaves again this evening, carrying passengers and cargo, in addition to 100 tons of rail-, -way iron forwarded by the Government. ,~Thes,s. Hero, Captain Logan, left harbour yesterday noon for Sydney and Melbourne. The passenger list and cargo manifest will be — found in their usual place. As customary on the departure of this vessel, the Wharf was crowded with spectators, many of whom were . pretent to bid adieu to friends bound for the other «id«. The agents of-the P.M.s.s. Co. have received no definite official intimation of the delay in the time of the departure of the City of Sydney from San Franciseo. ■ The only news was that brought by the City of New York, when Captain Cavarly stated that the steamer had ■, i left San Francisco two days behind time. If this-is correct, it is hardly probable ehe will • arrive'on Sunday.'without she is favoured with advantageous weather across. Bully Hayes was at Apia when the schooner Charybdis arrived, but left the day following, Jiinucry 2nd, for Providence and Strong Islands, tAn immense number of cocoanuts is said to be in store at these places, awaiting the arrival-' of Hayes, who assumes to be the proprietor of the Providence Island, and which is consequently unworked by traders. This wellknown character was in command of a schooner. The brigantine ijir Isaac Newton, Captain \V. MflKee, arrived from Sydney last evening, after a rough passage of two days. The vessel is of 121 tons register, and brings a cargo chiefly of bonedu.it.consigned to Messrs. Nathan and Co. Captain Magee reports sailing from Sydney, and -when outside Port Jackson encountered strong S.E.-weather, which increased in violence when ; fairly out to sea: A succession of gales was experienced until the North Cape was sighted on .-.un'day last, amid thick weather. From thence head winds and calms into harbour. • Tho Charybdis, schooner, Captain Loverock, arrived in'harbour early yesterday from Apia, Samoa, with a cargo of oranges. The captain reports leaving Auckland on December 12th, 1876, and arrived after a smart. passage, in -Samoa, on the Ist January. Hero the vessel lay several weeks, as it was found that the Islands orhich Captain Loverock intended to work were overdone by vessels from Sydney and San Francisco. Having disposed of the outward cargo, awaited the commencement of the orange season; when securing a load he left on the sth instant, and had a smart run to the Great Barrier, - which was made on tho 19th inst.,the wind being chiefly from tho N. and N.E. Froia thence calms and head winds into • port. ' -■••■■• ;

';-■' RUSSELL.. March 22.—Arrived: Golden Isle and Gem. .', Sailed: Leo and Magic for Auckland; Ebenazer, Spedwell, and "William and Julia, - for Thames. : i '!:'-' TATORANGA. 22. —2 p.m.: Arriyed, s.s. Kowena, Srom Aueldand. : ; ; ; / ■-, ■.. ..-j- -GISBOKNE.-.. : Jf(iron"22.^—s a.m.: Arrived, s.s. Jane Douglai, from AnokLind. .::.-Wellington. March 22.—The Hawea will leave for the North at 8 o'clock to-morrow morning. Pas- , songers : Mrs. A. Turnbull, Mrs. and Miss Standuri; Mrs. Bisa, lir. and Mrs. Kundell and family, Jlev. Mr. Standun, and Mr. Walden. Sailed : The Hannahßroomfield, for Kaipara. LYTTELTON. March. 22.--Sailed : Kenilworth,- for Auckland.