SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 5017, 14 December 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. HroH "Water, To-day: 0.33 morn. ; 0.50 even. High WATKR.Manukau:3.2S morn.; 3.54 cvon. Thk Sun : Kises 4.41: sets 7.0. Thb Moon: Full, 20th, 11.30 p.m. , AKRIV ALS, Hawcft, s.s., Wheeler, from Kusaell. P* l *" sengers : Mr. mid Mrs. Sinson, Dr. Campbell, Messrs. T. Henderaon, sen., H. N. Brewer, Peacock, and Beetham.—Henderson and Macfarlanc, agentn. , Rowena. s.s., Sellars, from Tauranga and Mercury Bay. raasengers: lUeslames "Warmoll, Herbert, Hind*. Master McKcllar, Messrs. Banks, Forbes, McCarthy. Crawford. Ivisdalc, Wripley. Allan, Norman, Young, and Martin.— A. McGregor, agent. DEPA UTUUE S. Hawea, s.s.. Wheeler, for Eisfc Cofsfc and Southern ports Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Martin airl 2 children. Mr. and Mrs. Comiskov, Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones. Mrs. Clarkson, 3 children, and servant. Mrs. Evans and 2 children, Mrs. and Master Xewhold, Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Black, Mm. Duncan, Mrs. Bakor. Mrs. Connell, Miss Kirhy. Miss Eames, Miss Boord, Miss Jackson. Miss Coates, Messrs. Whvte, Hewitt (2). Roberts, Motion. Clare, White, Marks, W. J>. Buttle, Carr, Teasdale, Healy, Cameron. Spiers, Jenninga. Grahnme. Harris, Enoka Te Wnnaka. 7 natives and 7 steerage.—Henderson and Macfarlane, ncents. schooner, Unwlings, for Mercury —Master, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Haws*, a.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, from Russell, with 200 tons coal. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Hawea. s.s., 402 tons, Wheeler, for Tauranga and the South. Otaki, ship, 1014 tons, H. Dcvitt, for Tort Chalmers. Fi<*ry Cross, schooner, 72 tons, Mason, for Dunedin. Venus, ketch, 38 tons, J. King, for Wellington. EXPORTS. [A charge is made for consi<mees' names inserted in tils column ] Per 8.3. Hawea. for East Coast and Southern ports : For Gishorne —1 qr.-cask wine, 103 gunnies sugar, 15 half-boxes tea, 2 cases tobacco, IS packages. 42 boxes tea, 35 packages soap, C cases. For Napier—3 gunnies sugar, 2 boxe.«. 1 gun, 4 packages sashes, 20 pieces skirting, 10 bales tow, S cases, 1 pircM. 10 packages sundries, sacks onions. I 4 or Wellington—s packages, 20 kegs, 250 cases, 7 bales, I box. 1 bag col Fee, 64 ca:;ks pork, 16 packages, j> lihds. ale, 1 arms chest. 2 cases shovels, ;>0 pairs sashes. 6 sacks onions. For Lyttelton— 70 doors, 100 casea 42 packages, 11 hales, 27 cases. 34 sucks potatoes. 10 boxes, 33 bundle*. For Dunedin—B3 packages, 8 bigs, 130 cases, C sacks or.ions, f>s b.tles hops, 5 cases brooms, 14 bale*, 55 doors, 5 flasks, 2 boxes, 6 coils lead pipes. 2 qr.-casks brandy. 40 case?, 20 bundles, 3 bales, Owen and Gralnm.

3 bales, 1 case leather. &c., Ireland Brothers. 3 case and 1 parcel. Wilsons and FTorton. 2 bales leather, ]»..Oittos and Rons.

X\jr ship Otaki, for London via Port Chal criers : 475 tons, manganese, \V . Fitzgerald.

Per schooner Fiery Cross, for Dunedin : 00,000 feet sawn timber. Per ketch Venua, for Wellington : 50 tons drain pipes.

I.vwap.ds Coastwise. —Adah, ketch, from the Thames, with 20,000 feet timber ; Spitfire, cutter, from Matakana, with GO tons firewood ; Mary Aim, cutter, from Sandspit, with 12,000 timber.

Oltwarps Coastwise. —Adah, ketch, for the Thames, with stores: Fh<ur.ix, cutter, for Russell, in ballast; spitfire, cutter, for Matakana, in ballast; Mary Ann, cutter, for the Sandspit, with a quantity of furniture. The ketch Venus cleared at the Customs yesterday for Wellington, with 50 tons of drainpipes. kcand will sail forthwith. The s.s. Kowcna arrived yesterday from Mercury Bay and Tauranga, with passengers and cargo, the latter consisting of 19S bags maize, 3 bales wool, and a lot of sundries.

The schooner Fiery Cross cle ired at the Onehunga Customs yesterday for Punedin, with timhr-r, which she loads at the Mills, Manukau Heads.

Messrs. Cochrane and Son will offer to public competition, at noon to-day, the cutter yacht Juno and open sailing boat Amy, with cheir outfit, kc. The A.S.P. Company's s.s. Go-Ahead's departure for GLshornc has been postponed until 4 p.m. to-day. Since in port she has been on the slip at Messrs. Sims and Brown's, where her bottom has been scraped and repainted.

The Union Company's s.s. Hawea, Captain "Wheeler, arrived from Russell yesterday morning, an<l in the evening: sailed for Taurmga, Gisborne, Napier, and Southern ports, with a numerous passenger list and a heavy cargo. Messrs. L. D. Nathan and 00. announce that the Al iron clipper ship May Queen, daily expected in port, will be the next vessel of Mcssr?. Shaw, Savill and Co.'s line to follow the ship Famenoth ferLondon. The agent of the New Zealand Shipping Company has received telegraphic advices from London to the effect that the barque Ann Gambles arrive! all safe ; date of arrival not given. The Auckland schooner Marion, in her late passage with timber for the South, made the run, after crossing the Kaipnra bar, to Lyttelton anchorage, in the splendid time of 3 days ! 1 hour. The ketch Pearl entered out yesterday for the Friendly Islands, and is now loading, with the intention of sniling on Saturday. We understand tha* Captain Loverock proceeds in charge of the vessel on this occasion. The N.Z. Co.'s ship Otaki cleared at the Customs yesterday, and sailed through the night' for Port Chalmers. She takes away 475 tons manganese for London. which has stiffened the vessel considerably, and avoided the expense of ballasting. The p.' 3. Hauraki is advertised to leave Oneliunga for B;ig!an at 8 o'clock this morning. As the telegrams do not announce her departure from Waitara, )t is just possible that she is not in the Manukau, and her departure for Raglan may therefore be postponed until further notice.