SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5130, 26 April 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. High Wateb, To-day : 1.7 morn.; 1.49 even. High Water, Manukau: 4.2 morn.; 4.45 even. THE Sun : Rises C.27 ; sets 5.10. Thb 31002? : New, 3rd May, 0.20 ft.nl.

Alt RIVALS. Restless, brig, Fleck, from Newcastle, N S.W.—Henderson and Macfarlano, agents. Bengal, barque. Hummel, from 'Adelaide. Passengers —Miss Hummel and Mr. Taylor. — Stone Bros., agent*. Fawd, cutter, Jansen, from Russell. —Xyster, "Gratia, cutter, Meguerney, from RusselL— Master, agent. Rowena, s.s., Sellars, from Tauranga and Mercury Bay. Passengers: — Mcadames EUiorfc, Carina,- Logan, And Hooker, Miss Wvlio. Mr. and Mrs. xTamiosozi* Mr. Ivissling anil family (4), Messrs. Henderson, Smith, Mo-Cafri-i Howden, Kay, and 4 Natives. A. McGregor, agent.

RES. P,»arl, ketch, Burr, for xtarotonga. FassenEers : Mrs. Burn—Owen Kind Graham, agents. 1? jver, schooner, Andctson, for - Mas tor, agent. w _ Taupo, s.s., H. O".'C» Andrew, for the South. Passengers : Mr. sinft Mrs. Jordan and 2 sons, Mr and Miss Brookfold, Mr. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. McNeill. Mr. and Mcs. Gibson, Captain and Mrs. Haling, Mrs. M™. Salter and 2 infants, Hon. George McLsan, Hon Dr. iTcHcn, Judge Muaro, Messrs. K. Churton, A. E. Whitaker, SVillmott, Chadwiclc, Norcraft, Greos, Currie, F. J. Moss, Long, Loybond, Hogers, E. Mahoney, E. AVliurr, Jfatliius, Mallard, J. H. Heapy, Stewart, J. Mills, P. Darby, W. S. Douglas, H. Kane, H. Keane, Johnston, Quintal, Young (2), Master Bnttfiwaitc, Wilson, Williams, \V. Robertson, and 43 Tauranga excursionists. —Henderson scli Macfarlane, agents.

ENTERED INWARDS. Mana s cutter, .'>2 tons, Mcgu«rnoy,_ from Tairua, with 22,500 feet tin:Vol' and 47 bags gum. Bengal, barque, 307 toss, Hummel, from Adelaide. Stag, barque. 335 tons, Jfs. Robinson, from Newcastle, N. S. W.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Taupo, s.s., -IGI tons, Andrews, for the South. Mary, bangle, I'7G tons, Fisher, for Ilobart Town. . Mercury, cutter, i>o toes, Baxter, for Tairua. Jvover, schooner, .*>3 tons, Amlersoii, for Whangarei, with timber end stores.

iMreirrs. special char.ro is in&'lm for consignees names inserted m this column.l Per barque J3engal, from Adelaide: ■ sucks wheat, 340 bags bark. _ Tr _ Vev brig Kestless, from Newcastle, .N.b.\Y. : tons coal.

EXPORTS. Tor barque Bella Mary, for Hobart Town : 44 tierces ami 3< kegs beef. Per s.s. Taupo, for Southern ports : For Tauranga.—2 boxes, 1 package. For Poverty Bay— 1 package, 12 horses, 1 cask. For Napior—ll cases, 20 sacks oysters, 1 bale leather, 1 pony, S sacks oniou?, 8 packages, 1 box. For "\\ ellingtun —10 cases sauce, 27 sacks oysters, 2 fudges, 1 case, 1 cask. For Lyttelton—2s sacks oysters, ID packages. For Duuedin—l case, 4 sacks oysters, 1 waggon, 4 packages. lbale, 1 parcel, Irelaud Brothers. 2 cases, 1 cask, T. ami S. Morrin.

Inwards Coastwise.—Mary Ann, cutter, from Cabbage li:iv, with 40 tous fircwooil; Isabel, cutter, froni Slatakana, with 27 tons firewood; Fawn, cutter, from Kussell, with4S tons manganese. Outwards Coastwise. —Spitfire, cutter, for Kussell; Mary Ann, cutter, for Cabbage Bay ; Adah, ketch, for Thames, with stores ; llary, schooner, for "Wiiangarei.; Isabel, cutter, for Matakana; Avon, cutter, for the Tlumes. The s.s. Kowena arrived from Tauranga and Morcury Bay yesterday evening, with numerous passengers arid a small quantity of maize. She is advertised to retura to the same ports this evening. In yesterday's issue we stated that the p.s. Hauraki arrived in tho Manukau on "Wednesday afternoon from Waitara. The information was supplied to the Customs in our hearing by a captain of one of the vessels lying at Oneliunga, who stated the steamer was coming in as he left his vessel for town. JThere wis no notice on the telegraph board of the Haur&ki's arrival at a late hour last night. The schooner Korer sailed last night for Whangarei, with a quantity of timber and stores. The officers cf th s.b. Kowena reported sightlast night. Sho will probably prove to be one of the following vessels : —Ada C. Owen (from the Islands), Roderick Dhu (from Melbourne), Helena, (from th« South), or the Rhyno (from Suwarrow Island). The ketch Pemrl sailed yeaterday morning for Karotonga, with a full cargo of merchandise suitable for the Island traffic. The Union Company's s.s. Taupo sailed last night for the South.via East Coast, with a large number of passenger* for all ports. Her cargo wav also large, &s per our export list. The barque Bella. Wary cleared at the Customs yesterday for ticbavt Town, and will sail some time to-day. If all favoured with fair winds, Captain JFiaher expects to be in port again within six weeks. The barque Stag, from Newcastle, entered in at the Customs yesterday, and has commenced to discharge her cargo of coal at the Railway "Wharf. The barque Bengal, Captain Hummel, from Adelaide, arrived in harbour yesterday, after a passage of 22 days. She brings a cargo of wheat and bark, and is consigned to Messrs. Stone Brothers. The barque sailed from Port Pirie on the 3rd inst., and had lighc east and southerly variables down Spence's Gulf to Cape Otway, which was passed on the 9th day out. Off Wilson's Promontory the following day, and thence to the Three Kings fine U. and 2s.\V. breezes and smooth sea. Sighted the latter on Tuesday last at 11.30 a.m. ; down the coast westerly weather, sighting Tiritiri ac 10 p.m. on Thursday, and making the harbour yesterday at noon. The brig Restless, Captain Fleck, arrived in harbour yesterday mcming from Newcastle, N.S.W., after a passage of 10 days, with a cargo of coal consigned to Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane. She left that port on the Gth instant, the same day as the barque Stag, whi :h arrived on Wednesday evening. Experienced light easterly winds for the first two days, and on the 9th and 10th heavy squalls and «.onfusod seas, accompanied with hea,vy rain. A strong south-east gale subseouently arose, and continued until the 14th, wheu the weather moderated, and Lord Howe's Island was passed on the 15th. Thence to the Ihree Kings light south-east winds, and these islands were made early on Tuesday. Down tho coast strong westerly weather. The A.S.S. Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross will arrive from Napier at an early hour this morning. She is advertised to return to the same port a 5 o'clock this evening. The schooner Energy is rapidly filling up for the Friendly Islands, and will sail positively on Tuesday next. The brig Moa will most piobably sail for Kaipara, to load with timber for a Southern port. The three-masted schooner Fairlie sailed from Lyttelton on Wednesday, for the Manukau, with a cargo of grain, kc., for Messrs. Bycroffc and Co., of Onehunga.