SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5150, 20 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

- - — ••» POUT OF AUCKLA N D. HiiiH Watub, T#day : 8.42 morn.; 9.5 evee. Hi(iH Wa-ibr, Maniikau: 1 l.tf morn., — eren. Tn« sun : Ki«e» <> 47 ; ecfce 4.47. Thr Mi»cN : Last Charter, SS-tth, 1.12 p.m. ARRIVA L S. Mat 15. Oi;w;ird, scli'ioii' r, I'.inkow, from Russell. — Mn«rr>r, OK*nt. ir.iiiru.ki, p.s., T. Holmes, from Waitara.— Master, a^ont. W.iiKika. s •<., JlcCillivi• iy. from Tauranga and Southern poi ts. I'assengers : -From Dunedin : Miners Walker ami Cardiner. From Lyttpltnn : Messrs. Chalmers (I , ). From Wellington : Rev. Mr. !ii"l Mis. Hammond, Messrs. SomriiiM-ville. Mnl.rod, and Nowberry. From Napi t : Mr. ami Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Wiitt, ;{ children, and 'J .servants; Mrs. J. White. Fuißi I'i.viTty Hay : Miss Taylor. From T-.turHTivja : Kemp, Lunilon, Jack ion. — FTendrrson and Macfarlane, agents. Pretty Jjuc, s. h., Helmuler, from Gisbornc. PaaKonyrn : Mrs. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howe an 1 two children, Mr. anil Mrs. Denry Sauailers •■•nil child, Miss Saunders, Messrs. Cimpbell CJ). --A.S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s.. Far Miliar, from Russell and Northern ports. Passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. Lane, Matder F. <iood. Messrs. Ltmigan, J. ttelfe, Ttiiwhauga, Men/.ie*, O'Dounell, O'Keilly, G. Elliott, L.unper, and Williams.—A. McGregor, iigent. Roweiia, s.s , Scllars, from Taumnga and Mercuij U,»y. -A. agent. Soutlici u "t r ss, Holmes, from Napier and Lytteltoii. - A.S.S. Co., agents. DIPAITURIB. Mat 13. Mnry Anderson, schooner, Schultze, for Samoa. I'msengers : Mosdarues Schultue and Mar«*ret .Jackson. -Master, agent. Go den Ixlr, schooner, Watts, for Russell.— Maater a>(ent. Minaie 11-ir< , , schooner, Skinnar, for Gisbornc McKenzie und Ross, agents. Kem, rut»T, Sloan", for L»v«ika, Fiji.—H. F. Anderson an 1 Co., iigents. Mat 19. Orpheus, schoouer, Dunn, for Napier.— Master, agent. I/inoiisliirt , L-iss, cutter, Austen, fur Taumnga. —Master, agent. CLEARED UCTWAKDS. Oipheus, schooner, .">3 tons, Duun, for Napier, l'i'' Mficiii v ll.iy. Mil,iii-- li.re, schooner. !•"> torn. Skinner, for Ci.sl.O.llf. M.iry Anderson, schooner, r v_> tons, Schultze, far S.ini->-i. ENTERED I.S\VARI>S. (inward. M.-'moiiiT. .'L , ton*, l'aukow, from Kr.-mcll, -.Titii ■"'-' !.',n coal. IMPOKTS. I > <i .■<><'. rh-ir:-" i- n*l- for consigners' names i:i- ---- s s. W'niki. fro:n So.lthern ports : pii'ka v' s - '-' ' r'i«-" .-, •"'■"> c u-es, o' h;ih;s and 2 boxes guiiL-ral - plja.il.», •'! kilderkins, 10 o*»e-. .iis-1 fi h'vis. a' ,, . 1 oylindcr. ">0 sacks malt. <i ■:<-. i-c-k. v\ ii'O. 4<t'l casos fn'it. i ■ i-i-.-i bacon, l;. Artlrir. EXPORTS. T«r Hch".)!i»r Miuni- K <re, for Poverty P.-iy : Si>,U't'l :".-c" tiiiii" , -, nri■ iH7 c i.scs merchandise. P ( -r ».•' •viii?- Oqihcu-:, for Napier: 47,'> DI) fi-'it. ti'..bfr, 'J t us ironwork, an 1 20 cases B>>ri-h.itid-<e. j'«r scli.iepcr Mary An.lersoi , for Samoa: r> c.ises toi-ic'o, ;< barrels f.incy goods, L'O hat:* in". J'* mats 4'l cases t;rii"va, 4 cases dri]ie!v. I In'i , 18 castvs oilmen's etuii-N, ;i;,., til* tin" lioiir, "J cases 7- b lc ;s jiotatocs, L c«<e cheese, G b.u- .....:.i;-! 'J . •• i'u'oti, :! d!':m.i boiled cil. ■J h.les c- t!"iis, 1 bale blankets, 1 cise 4:.i|»"iy. M i , --,; n■; boil.'l oil, Owen and C-rn^.at:!.

[sffMiin < 'oast uisii. - -Spirnrf, cutter, from K-n*. l\ wirls l:-! !..n- ivml: l.>ke St. rUir, fi'..m iii.'*-;i, w.'h l l^. Dm) feet timber ; Fitefly, i'Jujni.p-. fi.rn ti.f W.iiii-, with rj.Hi'U staves."

iiiiWiiiii-. r ASiwisjc. -Mirv Ann, cutter, f ; l>,,ii..iy - - l;,y, in li .II ;' L .ke St. C'l.iir, i:, li.illa.--t, f.ir v 11"I-pit ; Wh i:i 3 ' irei. cuttrr, for the Tli i!i!--, w;!i l."i tun-* imal : l-'.ivrn, cutter, f.-r It'i-is-dl ; Kirpf'.y. schooner, for the Wade, \Mti; '_' '■•,;- '..>■.! •■! i-t and I f>n il"iir.

'1 he m !:.;•■!."i Mii.ni" Hue s.uled on S'.tuiJay, wi:'n j, i-.i-.;i if timber and sundry .Merch:ii'.di.ip. fir * li-bonii?.

Th«' ■■utter Nes< s.iile.l on Sutnrday, for Le Tultii, witli a cargo wf timber and produce.

The -.cli'.c net , M.iry Anderson s.iiled on Suturd.iy uiu: nil _', fur S.ui.m aiirl the Navigator wit;: a ci'-.iplo of pii.-sengcrs and a cargo oi genei.il rr. , i cl: :i> ■:ise.

The Mclii"'iiT <>i pheus s.iiled yesterday with trailer ai..l ui.-i for Xapier.

The so , i" :iT <);iwtrd arrived on .Saturday, from liu.isel!, with a cargo of coal.

The *e l !(M.n*r Golden Isle, for Russell, sailed •n Saturday.

The new echouner Winifred was unable to ■ail on Saturda,, and will therefore sail early tliia for Levuka.

The s.s. Kowen;i iinived in l;arbour early on S*tutd.iy f'i'iii T'inrang:i and Mercury Hay. with several passengers und :i sm;ill quantity of w'l.Mt, pig?, ic. Mie returns to the same ports rhid erening.

l'he t.s. lunaanivpil in h:irbour on Saturday morning from Russell and Northern porta, with several pnsH«ii|i»ry and the following c:ir»o : —

1M itcki |iim. Mi In. oysters, 7 bundle* bides, quantity of fruit ami fish, and produce.

rii-.'s.i. rvmthei ii t.'russ arriwil on Kitiinlay from l.jttcltou (/'/ Niiiiitr. Sh" h advertised to *vil fin- N.»]>ier at .") p.m. t.) niurmw.

Tho s.s. J'p-i-y - T .i- c arrivfl in harbour on Sfttiird.iy morning from Gi*bornp, with several aii'l a light cargo. She will leave ti lin f'ir thf sump jiort at 5 p.m. on NWdnesilay.

The s.s. Argyll- will not make her usual trip to (.'orniiiHii-!«l to iliiy, and her d.iti- of departure fur 'W h.trii., .ifi is altured from Tuesday evpi.ii. j; to U'clii.-Kil.iy, ;it 'J p.m. Ti.i , cuter Lii-cohire Lush sailed yesterday tor T wirli a lull of merchandise. T)" , mj!ii t< 11 •• i- is advert i.-si'd tu s«il tod»y f..r l'..Ki t -■<. The [i ». IJ.i■;r-iki. from W.iit.na, arrived at f>nf>)iii uii Sitnrd:iy r\fternnon. with a cargo of stork. Tti« lirijjantin* Active will comni'-ncf to load f'lrtiiwKh fiii il.d Fii'iiuily und N.ivigator liil.iiids, and sho 11 ■i — «.iI in the Utterpirt ":he wet-'-t. 1 !■■ seli'.'iri'r A o 'na.s D.-maM will commence tod.iy to lo.id up for I.'jvul;.), Asa great portion of her <Mr£'> is already uiißaijo 1, she will have quick itch. 'J'he v.<. time table for trip=i to the Sou , hern Wdiro.i during this wpek will be found i:i an-itlicr column. SjKxial facilities are atf'irdrtj tn s|"irt>inpu, and thn captain re p<ji ts tint the river abounds with ducks, and tiie diit rii;t htii rciinidiiig with other game. Tlje tiiiif-t.itile.i ef the various Thames, Coromaridel, an 1 costing steamers will be fuund in another ■: j'.uiun. T!i" Union Cii.'s s.g. '\Van»kfi, f'iptain Mcf!il!i»ray, nrrivfij jn tnrbour on Saturday eveiii'ig, fn:n and Southern ports, with i■» 'tid cargo. We are indebted to Mr. l'ritijili , . purser, for iate Southern tiles find reports. 'J'he steamer left J'ort Chalmers on tin , 11th at -1.40 p.m.; Lyttelton, noon of thi! Wtliiiiijtoii, noon of the 15th; Najiier, 7 p.m. of the 10th ; Poverty Bay, 111 a.m. of t1...- 17;h ; Tauraiiga, H.:)0 a.m. of the 1st!;; aiiivii.g wi hiiliour at I'.JO p.m. of Siturd.iy. lu|itiii-i;c.-'l strong westi.-rly winds from nt.i-o till otf Akmoi, when it suddenly shifted t-.tlM- noith we-t, with hard tibialis and high sea. Fro'u I,rtt<-lton tri the Kaikouia I'eniiHula wc-terly winds; thence across the Straits to Wellington heavy north-west gale and high μ-i; p-iiMiiidi-r of the jiass.ige, litrong •outh w<-.it wind and sen. Th>- steamer leuvi s at four o'clock thi* afternoon for I'ussell.

The .schooner Transit, from Kaipara, and thy brig Th mi ;s and Henry, from the Manuk.iu, arrivpd a , I>Mrii'din on the 10th inst.

Tin: Hf;h(n iipr Josephine, which Sitiled from Lyfte'rcri mi the l'Jtli inst., for this port, has on hoard Iμ) sacks ..ml 4*o bags flour. Fur the Tljarne* : fiO flour, 100 sacks flour, 140 diu.-. o.u.s, 2V tuiitj wheat, 2i ditto baiUy, 20 ditt.j iunj]is, ill) ditto potatoes. IJ.M.s. Wolyci-pm', the flagship of Commodore Ifckiii", h>:,vrs Auckland harbour today. :.)>,,,. 1 <,Vi.,ck. for Sylney. 11. Kvi'ipli" will, we uixlcrataml, lerive Atirkliinl >,n Th iri|:iy to visit the Auckland Irtla:i|j. Jlie td|i will likf'y bu it rough one at tliinbP.ißf.il ~f U, e K-ar, esprewlly considering tlie ordinary tiioiponituie of the Auckland WkK-'lv OF AX KMULISII SHIP. \UY TKl.Kui'.Al'll, I-EK i'KKUi» AOItNCT.] i)i:.N"KIiI.V. Ma.T l'.». - Mr. (i. "W. Elliot received tlic I'.jK'.w. t?]f n ']:n:i : -" IJ.tPj , ie Amin CuinItlei, from Lot;.lon to .sdnon, /•«/ IJluff, in :t toUl wf<:k d t 'lYw.iis I'nitit (e«st head of Uliitf). The crow .uo rrpmti'il sifc. W'lifii left ypstprdwy tlm forw:tnl part of the hhi]> was out of tho watrr. Amuvcv has bffii held, mid it is reco.iimrmUd 1.1,-a the vessel he suld this iifteriioon." <>u i ■ c<■->]. t <.f this ti-li'i;riiin Mr. Klliot tclo^nq. !.":!, :h.it tin; wain h« -Uduyeil till hit wuiit ■io.ith. 11,- l,.ft f,,r the Ululf la«t niaht, with (J*i.t..i,i Unwell, representative of iu ■ ui*nci' ■:oini, ;Ul i^ ) . Thecar-o ia rej.ortcd to he » valuable om:, ;.iil is h..i.\ to be well insured. There is one policy in the Victori* office for £»00.

THE AUCKLAND BKIOANTINK OMAHA AKIIOKE AT THECHATH4.M ISLANDS. We extract the following from a Southern contemporary, oer correspondent's letter by the I«Und Lily hating, we believe, none astray : -

On March 21st, 1878, the brigantine Omaha went Mhore at WaiUngi, Chatham Islands, o wing to heavy weather. An inquiry was held before J. Deighton, Esq., 8.M., »t Waitangi. The evidence given shewed that on March 21et it came on to blow hard from the N.W., and the heavy sea that soon, got up obliged the Omaha to slip her anchor. This was eucceeefully accomplished, but in trying to beat out ©f the bay the veaeel missed stays after making one board, and touched the reef, the sea heaving her up on to it. For two tides the vessel lay •n the reef, but during that time she wai thoroughly emptied, and on* of her anchors run out to heave her off. At the expiration of two days she came off, and by heaving on her chain and setting all her canvas eke waa safely got off into deep water. The Court exonerated Capt. Hughes from all blame in the matter. The Omaha has been beached in Dampier's Bay, to be surveyed by Cs.ptain Dunsford for the in■urance companies. The damage she has «us taiued is very slight. HOKIANGA SHIPPING. Loading.—Rene and Ulysse. These vessels are fast filling up, and will be ready for sea at the end of this week. The Geelonj? has not yet shewn up with a raft of timber from Whtngape, but is expected daily. From all appearances the weather has been very bad on the coast.—[Own Correspondent, May 14.]

BY TttLMQRAPB.

NEW PLYMOUTH. May 19, 1.20 p.m.—Sailed: Taranaki, s.s., for the Manukau. NAPIER. May 18, 9.45 a.m.—Arrived : Go-Ahead, s.s., from Auckland.