SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4902, 2 August 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. HIOH "Water, To-day : 11.20 morn.; 11.42 ever. High Water, Manuknu:2.lsmorn.;2..'i7even. The Sun : Kises. 7.2; sets, "i."20 Thb Moon : Last Quarter, Thi* Day, 10 p.m. AKIU V A L S. Zealandin, 5..«., Chevalier, from Sydney. Passengers :—Mrs. J. D. Humphrey, child, and servant (from Hong Kong), Mrs. .1. Alexander and child, Captain BayMon. and Mr. J. C.mpbell, and 4 in the steerage, and r>3 in trans'.t for San Francisco.—Owen and Graham, agents. DEPAItI V 11 E S. Zealandin, b.s., Chevalier, for Honolulu and San Francisco. Passengers :--Booked at Auckland—Saloon : Messrs. Matthias, S«lvin A. Gubbin, N. Orrick, John Philliiw, Veeey Stewart, J. H. Kusscll, Mr. and Mrs. J. McCosh Clark, 2 children and 2 servants. Steele— For Honolulu : Mr. K. Hutton ; and for San Francisco, J. i'ish ; and r>3 original passengers from Srdnev.—Owen and Graham, agents. Rotorun, s.s., Macfirlune. for Sydney. Passengers .—Bcoked at Auckland : .Messrs. Biley. Anderson, Mosely, D. Jones, Jlowatt, B'ackmore, Lockhart, F. Stuhbs, I'oirer. 11. B. Morton, P. Quigley, \V. Walters, J. Kussell, Curapbell, Wnlker, McKenzio, X.-uien, Mordue, Chainhorlain (2), Gillies (2), J. McDonalc!, T. H. Coombel" Mr. and' Mrs. Howard,'M.rs. Cobl'j Miss Croker, Mr. and Mrs. Fryer, Jlr. and Mrs. Saxton.and 8 children, Mrs. McGrulh. Booked from tho South ; iS;iloon Jlacfiirlano, Mr. and Mrs. "White, Mr. and Mrs. Litchiield, Measre. Coull, Mallow, Wilson, F. Litchiield, Penny, and 12 sieenigc—Henderson and Macfariane, agents. Kowena, s.s., Sellars, for Mercury Bar and Tauranga.-A. McGregor, agent. Southern Cross, s.s., Carey, for Napier. Passengers :—Bocked.it Ancklinid— Saloon: Messrs. Banks, Weston, and 4 steerage ; and S saloon and 3 steerage ex Rotoruit, from tho South. —A. S. P. Company, agents. Bella. Mary, barque, Fisliur, for Ifolwvt Town. Passenger : Miss Green.—Stone B"os., agents. ENTERED INWARDS. Zealandia, s.s., 1713 tons, Chevalier from Sydney. Kotoma, s.s., 570 tons, Jlacfarlanc. from the South. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Kotorun, s.s., 576 tons, Macfarliuie, for Sydney.

Zenlandia, s.s., 1713 tons. Chevalier, for Honolulu and San Francisco. Argosy, schooner, 2G2 tons, Couch, for Newcastle. IMPORTS. [A. special charge is ms-iie for consignees' umn inseiteii in t:iis column J books, 1 bale sail cloth, G cases drapery, 1 ,-]ise printed paper, i packages periodicals, NO cases oranges, 13 packages merchandise. -'Of cases fruit, and 109S packages iu transit for Honolulu and SaD Francisco. 120 cases fruit, It. Arthur. EXTORTS. Per s.s. Rotorua, for Sydney .-—From Auck-land-54 bales fungus, ;>1 kegs butter. 1 chest, 2 horses, 50 sheep, 35 bags oysters 4S br-s potatoes. At Dunedia : 40 ca.,es oil. 3 packages fold, 7 tons old iron, 3 packages luggage, 1 package stationery, 25 kegs butter, 10 cases cheese, SO sacks oatmeal. Shipped at Lvttelton : S cases bacon, SO sacks oatmeal, i:i2 kegs butter, 70 cases :i0 sacks barley, 1 box effects, 2SO sacks (tour. Shipped at Wellington : 7 cases wine, 0 kejjs butter. 29 casks cocoanut oil, Owen and Graham 1 bale leather, Ireland Bros. Per s.s. Zealandia, for Honolulu and Pan Francisco :—For Honolulu—loo sacks potatoes 50 coils rope, 20 sacks oats. 10 cases confectionery. 1 package plants. For San Francisco: 3t3 sacks 40 sacks oats, 7 bales fungus, 4 Sidney. '"" rUn '" ,! *' ■"• d O "="' i ' l c;,rgo from 30 cases gurn, Owen and Graham.

ou ciies h'um, uwen ana Graham. Inwards Coastwise.—Mary, schooner, from Wangarei, with 31 tons coal ; Maid of the Mill, from Puhoi, with timber and firewood. Outwards Coastwise.—Catherine, cutter, The p.s. Hauraki will sail from Onehunga at noon to-day for Waitara. The agents of the barque G. Broughton advertif; for -100 tons of ballast. The barque Bella Mary sailed early yesterday morning for Hobart Town. The barque ar.-irv Ann Aauison sailed from i.yttelton on tne csutn ult. tor this port. The schooner Cerea, Captain Kenouf, from hence, arrived at Sydney on the 2Hth ult. H.lLs. Wolverine, Commodore Hoskins, and the Sapphire arrived in Sydney harbour simultaneously, on the 13th ult., from Fiji Th. s.s. Kowena sailed last night, with passengers and cargo, for Mercury Bay and TauraDga. 'J he Auckland barque Cabarfeidh left Ne-v-Lyttelton. The brig Transport, Captain Blake, sailed from Newcastle for this port on the 20th ult with 470 tons coal. The schooner Lovet Peacocke, from hence mi the 22nd ult., arrived at Sydney on the lfith July, after a fine weather passage The A.S.P. Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross sailed punctually at her advertised time yesterday morning for Napier direct, having on board 11 passengers ex Rotorua, from the S^uth. The barque G. Broughton will, on tho discharge of hoi cargo and trimming her with ballast, s&il for Portland, Oregon, ther» to lon.l with wheat ior England. The brigantine Oceola sailed from Adelaide for Auckland on the 20th July, with the following cargo :—7OO sacks wheat, GOO sucks flour, 1700 sacks bark, 7 cues books, 20 cases jam. The schooner Lochiel and the brig Crafg Ellachie, from hence, arrived at Newcastle on the 24th ult., and the barque Melrose two days previous. The three-masted schooner Argosy, Captain Couch, cleared at the Customs yesterday in ballas- for Newcastle, X.S.'W., and will sail toiay.

Oa the evening of the 3rd July Her Mγ.jesty's ship Wolverine passed close round the north and west sides of the Astrolabe reef and north rocks of Kandaru, and saw do signe of any vessel on shore. It was therefore concluded that the brig Maggie, of Sydney (reported on shore there, and expectin" to get ofE in two or three tides) had got off. Our Wangarei correspondent telegraphs that the cutter Isabel went ashore on Friday night inside Busby Heads, Wangarei, and that there isere.y probability she will be got afloat again. From this we infer that she is not seriously dimsged. The cutter i« about 12 tons register and the property of Mr. Thomas Wrigley, of Tauranga. She is valued at £250—her owner having a riak of £100 in the South British Insuraace Company. The P.M.s.B. Zealandia, Captain Chevalier arrived from Sydney at half-past 10 a.m yesterday morning en route to Honolulu and San Franubco, with H.M. mails. She brought several days' later Australian intelligence than that receiTed via the South. We are indebted to Mr. K. McDonald, the purser, for files and other favours. The following record of the steamer s passage will show that the trip across occupied 4j days, in which severe weather was encountered: "At 2.45 p.m. of the 27th ult. received the last portion of H.M. mails, and ehortly afterwards proceeded down the harbour discharging the pilot at Sydney Heaus, which were cleared at 4.10 p.m. Outside a strong N.W. breeze was blowing, which on the following day increased to a strong southerly gale On the 29th the wind blew fresh from the VW. again up to sijhting the const. Passed the Tbreo Kings at 11.10 a.m. of the 31st and rounded the North Cape in the afternoon, at 3.15. Was boarded by the pilot yesterday mornin at 9.35, ind made the harbour at 10,.'-!0." The steamer came into port in splendid condition, and during her short stay was visited by a large concourse of persons. DEPARTURE OF THE ZEALAXDI4 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Three hours after her arrival in port, from Sydnty, the gong of the above vessel gare its T^'" 8 i° P aßsen sers in t.nvn that the hour ! of their departure for Honolulu aud San Fran • Cisco was nigh at hand. At two o'clock there were several hundred persons on the Wharf, many of them bidding adieu to their friends ■who were "homeward bound." Preciiely at 2 o clock Captain Burg.ss, the pilot, ira, on the bridge, and shortly afterwarJs the lines were cast off, and the vessel gradually worked iuto the Btream, and was speedily steaminj down the harbour. A. quick passage we anticipate will be made on the present occasion by the Zealandia, as the wind and weather aro everything that can be desired at the outset of the

ENGLISH SHIPPING. The tonnage loading on the berth at London, June 7th, for India, China, and the Cape of Good Hope, amounted to 47.412 tons, and for Australia and New Zealand to 78,183 tons. There was no favourable change to report in outward and homeward hound freights, at London on June Bth. From London to the East, the Australian and New Zealand colonics there is but little inquiry for tonnage. For the Cape the demand is morn actire. Coal freights to India, Java, and China, are somewhat weaker. Tenders are wanted for June 4th for one steamer from Newport for Kurrnchee for Government stores. In homeward tramactions from Bombay and Calcutta there is very little doing both for steamers and sailing vessels. From the rice ports for next season, 62s 6d is the utmost obtainable.

The number of wrecks reported for the present year, to date of May 19th, amounted to 830. The ship Jessie Osborne, Captain Falconer, from Auckland, arrived at Basscin on May 14th. The ship Oxford from hence arrived at Madras on May :Slst. The barque Glenlora, from hence for London, was spoken on March 17th, in 56" S. (!) 70. W. The barque Columbus, from London to this port, was spoken on May 10th, in iCr N., 11' W. Messrs. Shaw, Savil], and Co.'s ship Sam Mendel, which left London on May 30 ror this port, and was spoken on June ti 44 miles S.W. of tho Lizard, is consigned to Messrs. L. D. Nathan and Co. She has on board the following passengers :—Saloon : A. M. Wainwriglit, Jane Wainwright, Mary C. Wainwright, Elizabeth Wainwright, Nellie Wainwright, Emma Wain wright, Mr. Dew, and E. Tomlinson. Second cabin : Clmrles Morlcy, Mrs. Cora, Miss A. Cora, A. S. Hill, Hannah C. Hill. A. Ernest Hill, Emily C. Hill, E. Gertrude Hill, William W. Hill, George E. Hill, Francis Hill, Hennine Hill, Ethel Hill, H. Hyatt, Henry 11. Hyatt, Minnie Hyatt, Misa A. Simmer, J. Grierson, John Grierson, W. Broadhurst, Mrs. Osbaldstone, J. W. Harrison, and G. U. Ludlow. Steerage : James Eose, John Tighe, Kose Edwards, Edward Norris, Alice Nome, J. Colmer, Eliza Lander, John Hague, and Ilenry Clemo. The barquo Galatea, consigned to the New Zealand Co. at Auckland, sailed from London on June S. The Famenoth, 982 tons, was on the berth (it London for this port, according to the Home News of June 9. The New Zealand Shipping Co. have received intelligence that the City of Auckland and the Otaki sailed for this port prior to the 11th ult. BY TELEG HA P 11. WAiriT. •Viwust I.—The cutter Isabol went ashore inside Busby's Head, W.ingarei, on Friday night. She will be got off. KUSSELL. August I.—Arrived : Cutter Fawn and Ness. Winilboimd colliers : Mariner, Policeman, Gem, Golden Isle, Klsinore, and Dream. Wind S. NELSON. August 1.-1.50 p.m.—Sailed : S.s. Taupo, for New Plymouth.