SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XV, Issue 5173, 15 June 1878, Page 4

SHIPPING.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. High Watkb, To-rlay : 0.12 movn.; <>.3G even. High Water, Manukau:°.7 morn., r».3L even. The So:-: : Rises 7.3 ; sets 4.-'! S. The Moon : Full, this day, 11.21 a.m. ARRIVALS. Argyle, s.s., -Stephenson, from Whangarei.— A. McGregor, agent. Bella Mary, barque, Fisher, from Hobart Town. —Stone Brothers, agents. Sophia K. Luhrs, barque, Gary, from New York, n>i Southern ports. —Owen, and Graham, agents. Telegraph, sell >oner, Doughty, from East Coast. —Master, agent. Waiwera, schooner, 11. Eaahell, from Ngunguru.—Master, agent. Fanny Kelly, ketch, Morunnon, from Russell. —Master, agent. Hinemoa, G.G. s.s., Fairchihl, from the North. Passengers : Hons. Mr. Shobhan and Honi Nahe. Messrs. Bunny and Karaitiana, M.H It.s; Messrs. Grace, Von Sturmer, Mongonui, and Kawiti. Southern Cross, s.s., Holmes, from Napier.— A.S.S. Co., ageuts. Rovor, schooner, Anderson, from Whangarei. —C. J. Hutchinson, agent. DEPARTUKES. Hauraki, p.s.. Holmes, for Waitara (from the Manukau).—Master, agent. Wallabi, s.s., J. Leys, for Wanganui (from the Manukau). Passengers : Me*dames Wixey, Kirby, Jones. Mahoney and family (4). — Combes and Daldy, agents. Transit, rchoouer, Hooper, for Lyttelton.— Master, agent. Hinemoa, G.G. s.s., Fairchild, for Wellington, via East Coast ports. Passengers : Hon. John Sheehan, Messrs. Bunny and Karaitiana, M.H.R.s, Mr. Gr. t ce, Mongonui, and Kawiti. ENTERED IN WAR PS. Minnehaha, schoonar, 80 tons, D. Burke, from Timaru. Waiwera, schooner, 42 tons, 11. Bushell, from Ngunguru, with 35,000 feet timber, 4 hides, 4 bundles sheepskins. Bella Mary, barque, 27G tons, Fuller, from Hobart Town. Sovereign of the Seas, ketch, 31 tons, Stephens, from Mercury Bay, with 23,000 feet timber and \i\ tons gum. CLEARED Or/TWARDS. Swordtish, brigantino, 111 tons, Black, for the Bluff. Ruby, schooner, 36 tons, Cockfield, from Russell, in balliat. Wallabi, s.s., 110 tons, James Leys, for Wanganui. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LosfDON. —Spirit of the Dawn and Schiekallion, barques, early. Lkvika.—Gael, schooner, about Monday. ToNi;.\ asm Samoa. — Caledonia, schooner, Tuesday or Wednesday. Newcastle.-11 ansport, brig, Tuesday; Ara bella, barque, Wednesday. Tahiti. —Edith, schooner, u.uly. Inyeiuargii.l. —Brigantiuo Swordtish, to-day. Tal'Kan\;a.--S.s. Rowena, Monday. Nai'lEK. —S.s. Southern Cross Monday. GisbhKNE. — S.s. Pretty Jane, early. Waitara.— P.s. Hauraki, e*rly. T.UKANGA, GISIMiRNE, AND S'JUTHBPJi PuRTS. —S.s. Hawe.i, Thursday. New Pltmulth and sJuhiekn Foms.— S.s. Tarauaki, Tuesday. Wanganui. —Elleiton, schooner, on Menday. Ku.iSELL. — S.s. lona and Hawea, Monday. Wh.vNcJaRBI. —S.s. Argyle, every Tuesday. VESSELS EXPECTED. Ji.M. s.s. Australia, from S.ui Francisco, July 3. Hawea, s.s., from the South, to-night. Tarauaki, s.s., from New I'iymouta aad the South, Monday. Dunelm, barque, VPRM, froai London, sailed March l.">. Cerastes, barqu?, KLWJ, from London, to sail March i>o. Lebu, buque, JFLN, from London, to sail middle of April. City of Auckland, .ship, KMTII, from London, to sail April 30. Lidy Jocelyn, bhip. from Loudon, to sail early in May. Martha Fisher, barque, WTKS, from London, to sail middle of April. Thames, barque, from Adelaide, early. Schiehallion, barque, from London, sailed March 15. Queen of the West, barque, TIIVK, from London, sailed February 9. Langstone, barque, fr«nn London, to sail early in May. Stag, barque, from Timaru, early. Syren, brig, TDN'H, from Sydney, early. Vision, brig, from the Line Islands, early. Oceola, brigantiue, from Newcastle, early. Borough Belle, brigantine, from Sydney, early. Linda Weber, brigantiue, from the South, early. Lietitia, schooner, from Islands, early. Elizabeth Conway, schooner, from New Caledonia. Belle Brandon, schooner, from the Islands, early. Minnehaha, schooner, from Lyttelton, early. Mazeppa, scheoner, from Fiji, early. Aurora, schooner, from Sydney, early. Energy, schooner, from the Islands, early. Agnes Donald, from Fiji, early. IMPORTS. [A special charge is made for consignee/ names inserted in this column.) Per barque Bella Mary, from Hobart Town :— 24 bales hops, 3 crates quinces, 24,000 palings, 2900 rails, 50 pairs cart-shafts, 0250 feet sawn timber, 747 bags bark, 30 pieces stone, 025 cases jam, 2205 cases green fruit. 320 cases jam, Owen and Graham. 800 dues green fruit, and 44 cases jam, R. Arthur. 100 cases tinned K. B. jams, 40 cases K. B. jar jams, 715 cases green fruit, B. Tonks and Co. 120 cases green fruit, 105 cases jams, 15 cases jar jams, 10 pockets hops, G. W. JJiuney. Per barque Sophia li. Luhrs, from New York, rin tho Sjuth :—l4 casus furniture, 5 cases marble, 12 boxes carriages, 1 pole, 0 bundles shafts, 10 boxes seats, 0 boxes organs, 270 cases chiir.-, 1 package doois, 1 package sashes, 1 package b!ii,ds, 2 shade rollers and 7 buckets, 800 cases kerosene, 100 packages washboards, 24 cases clocks, 41 barrels shoe-pegs, 30 barrels marble dust, 3 cases brooms, 1 crate cornshellers, 23 cases Hungarian nails, 2 boxes magnolia balm, 50 cases painkiller, 4 cases printed matter, 2 packages signs, 48 cases medicines, 3 cases powder blowers, 3 cases sea moss fariue, 20 cases hair tonic, 5 cases Lyon's powders, 75 cases saisaparilla, 25 qr.-tierces and 25 cases tobacco, 500 boxes clothes pegs. 50 cases dried apples, 50 cases axes, 123 dozen pails, 20 dozen tubs, 7 packages printed matter, 1 package signs, 53,034 roofing slates. 1 crate corri-sbellers, T. and S. Morrin. 100 cases chair*, 50 cases and 25 qr.-tierces tobacco, 123 dozen pails, 20 dozen tubs, Owen and Graham.

50 Dases Dr. Towns>hend"s sarsaparilla, Potter and Co.

4 cases furniture, 1 box marble, 10 cases carriages, 10 pair shafts, 180 cases chairs, G cases chairs, 2 cases valines, 10 cases walnut furniture, 1 case harness, 2 cases patent shaderollers, 7 cases walnut brackets, 100 packages washboards, 8 cases clocks, 8 packages clocks, 1 case hardware, 1 case patent book-rests, 5 cases folding chairs, G cases American oigans, 2 cases KD furniture, 2 cases marble, 2 boxes carriages, 10 cases patent chair Blats, 500 cases Devoe s kerosene, 1 package doors, 1 package blinds, 1 package Bashes, 1. case hardware samples, 2 cases merchandise, B. Tonks and Co. EXPORTS. Per hrigautine Uwordfish, for the Bluff : 55,000 feet timber. Per s.s. YVallabi, for Wanganui : 3 packages, 4 cases, 1 truss, 2 bales merchandise, 4 packages saddlery, 2 bags manure, 20 cases oranges, 1 box tobacco, 25 boxes soap, 2 boxes candles, 1G packages toys and fancy goods, 2 bulls, 5G9 pieces timber, 228 packages sashes and doors. 1 bale, Owen and Graham. InwaiuwCoastwise.- Morning Light, cutter, from Cabbage Bay, with IOIQ feet ship's timbers. Outwaiu ..s Coastwise. — Morning Light, cutter, for Cabbage Bay, in ballast. The brigantinc Swordfish cleared at the Customs yesterday for the Bluff, with puriri timber. She will probably sail this evening. The p.s. Hauiaki, for VVaitara, sailed from Onehunga yeHterday morning, with a large general er-rgo. The s.s. '.Yallabi mailed from Onehunga yesterday afternoon for Wanganui, with passengers and cargo. The schoonur Transit sailed eaily yesterday for Lytteltoii, with a cargo of timber, sashes, and doors.

Ihe London r.arque Aiktd.aw, which cleared at the Customs for Guam, which in this instance, we believe, means Newcastle, u<>t under weigh yesterday, but brought up at the North Head, in consequence of the stiff N. K. breeze blowing.

■I he I nion Co. s s.s, Hawta, from the East Const and .Soutliern ports, will arrive at or about 8 o clock this evening. The Union Co.'s s.s. Taianaki, from the bouth, has been detained in Wellington until to-day, and will therefore not arrive in Ouehungu until about 10 o'clock on Monday morn"t Not. w u agttia on Tuesday ' callin e

On Monday morning at 8 o'clock Messrs. Darrack and Co., shipbuilders, at Freeman's Bay, will launch a powerful cutter of about 30 tons burthen, which has been built to the order oi Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlane, for .Messrs. Hedenmnnand Co., of Levuka, Fiji. Thti G.G. s.s. Hinemoa arrived yesterday afternoon from Hokianga and Russell, with the Hon the Natire Minister. The steamer sailed

again for Wellington, via Tauranga, shortly before midnight.

The schooner Waiwera arrived yesterday from with the first load of timber from the saw-mill recently erected there.

The London barque Arabella has turned out her cargo in excellent condition. The stevedore, Captain Nearing, is now engaged sending ashore the locomotives for the General Government. Two oat of the three have already been landed, an 1 as each weighs 7i tons, th« cask is attended with mo little difficulty. She will be a clean ship early next week, and will subsequently sail for Newcastle. The schooner Atlantic will sail to-day for the Thames River saw-mills, there to load with timber for Timaru.

Private telegrams from Port Augusta, South Australia, state that the well-known ship Jessie Osborne, Captain Falconer, sails for San Francisco to-day.

The topsail schooner Gael will sail on Monday for Levuka, Fiji.

The s.s. Argyle arrived yesterday morning from Whangarei, with number of passengers aad several tons of settlers' produce. She sailed in the afternooc; for Coromandel.

The brig Transport will sail on or about Tues day next for Newcastle.

The s.s. Rowena will resume her trips to Mercury Bay and Tauranga at 5 p.m. on Manday. •

The schooner Minnehaha, from Timaru on Thursday, reports being in company with the schooner Minnie Hare,—the latter running into Hick's Bay on the 9th inst.

The schooner Ellerton, we understand, will not be able to come down from Riverhead until Monday, some little delay being experienced in erecting shears, &c., for the lifting of the engine.

Tho A.S.S. Company's s.s. Southern Cross arrived yesterday evening from Napier. She is advertised to return at 5 p.m. on Monday. The regular trader to aad from Hobart Town, the barque Bella Mary, arrived in harbour about 3 a.m. yesterday, after a rough passage of 13i days. As usual, her principal cargo consists of jams and green fruit, besides the general odds and ends of dogs, birds, and other animals. The barque was off Kawau at 7 a.m. on Thursday, and unfortunately got jammed with light airs and calms, or should have made harbour early on that day. Captain Fisher reports leaving Hobart Town on the Slst ult., with a westerly breese, which lasted until the morning of the 2nd, when it shifted suddenly to the S.E., blowing with hurricane force, and causing the loss of Bails and jibboom. The gale continued with great force for 36 hours, during which time the vessel was hove-to under closereefed main-top-sail. Thence to she 9th unsettled weather, with a low glass, the winds varying from S. to E. Made the Three Kings on Monday, the 10th, at 8 a.m., and rounded the North Cape at G p.m. Down the coast strong S.W. breezes until off Kawau at 7 a,m. on Thursday; thence to harbour light airs and calms, anchoring in the stream at 3 a.m. yesterday. The barque is berthed at the inner Western T, and will commence to discharge this raoraing.

The American barque Sophia R. Luhrs, from New York, via Dunedin and Wellington, arrived iu harbour at nson yesterday from the latter port, after a long passage of 15 days, caused by adverse weather. She comes into port consigned to Messrs. Owen and Graham, and brings a cargo of kerosene oil and a general assortment of Yankee notions. She will be berthed alongside the Railway Wharf, and commence to discharge this morning. Captain Gary, reports leaving Wellington on May 31st, and had a very trying passage up to the East Cape and occasional calms and adverse northerly wino's. Rounded the East Cape ou Wednesday morning last, and for the first time during the voyage the vessel was able to lie her course for twelve hours. On Thursday was becalmed off Tiritiri, making the harbour with the northerly breezo which prevailed yesterday. The schooner Rover, from Whangarei and Parua Bay, arrived in harbour last night, with a cargo of coal, gum, and settlers' produce. The s.s. Ilotomuhana will be laid up to-day for General Government inspection, but will resume running to the Thames on Monday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

B Y TELEGRAPH.

RUSSELL. June 14.—.Sailed : lona, s.s., with the following passengers : —Messrs. Parker, Shipley, Brackenrigg, Gilrillan, and Mrs. Parker. TAURANGA. June 14.—Arrived : S.s. Wanaka, from Auckland, at G. 30 a.m. NELSON. June 14.—Arrived (early) : S.s. Taiaroa, from New Plymouth. PORT CHALMERS. June 14.—Arrived : The Caberfeidh, from Kaipara; the Ulysses, from Hokianga. A heavy north-east gale, with high breaking sea, has prevailed since midnight. The Ringarooma struck thrice in crossing the bar, drawing 15 feet 6 inches. HOKIANGA. Arrived : Schooner Queen, with a general cargo, and brig Restless, in ballast, from Auckland. Tho steamer Geelong is in tha river, awaiting the arrival of a new fireman from Auckland.—[Own Correspondent, June 10.]