SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5394, 1 March 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

POKT OF AUCKLAND. High WaTEB, To-day : 10.50 morn,, 11.21 eren. Manukau: 1.54 morn., 2.16 oren. Sun rises, 5.3S ; sets, 6.29. Moon : First quarter, this Jay, 7.28 a.m. ARRIVALS. Argyle, 5.?.. Stepcnsoii, from Whangarei nnd Mangapai. Passengers ;• —Mr. and Mra. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Low, Misses Dobson (3), Aubrey, McLennan, J&ckson, Bedlington, Rust, Mesdames Cambric and Connor, Messrs. \\ hitehead, Whitehall, Gordon, Brown, Ahlriug, Weston.—A, McG<-ego:-, agent. Amaranth, schoouer, from Waitara (in the Manukau). —Gutiitie, Larnach and Co.. agent 3. "\V?nnka. 8.8., McGillivray, from Southern .•asscKgors :—Misses Jagger, Blythe, Harris llorirt;, I3e!l. Mesdames Morris, Lcroi, Ashforth, Gritlin, Keys, Grey, Reynolds, Harrington, Gibson, Abbott, Keys, Drake, Judge Wilson, Messrs. Satfonl, Waterhouse, Whitakcr, Wriglev, Sumlerman, Hawker, Bell, Horne Graham, Asher, Proadhon, Adams, Donald, Caser, Berry, Laplan, White, Palmer, Herbert, Newell, May, Bennett, Hancock, Williams. JEmpson, Keener, McLellau, McGarry, Speed, Leur?, Mahoney, Grey, McLeod, Garside, Ooombr.s Abbott, Gibson, Harris, Keys, aud-S in steerage. D E r A R T 0 R "E 3. Wanaka, s.s.. McGillivray, for Russell. Passenger:—Mr. Brigham. Henderson and Macfurlane, agents. Lalla Rookh, s.s., Schocumer, for Raglan.— Master, agent. Rowena, s.s., Sellars, fcrTauranga.—A. McGregor, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Wanaka, s.s., 2iS tons, McGillivray, from I "the South. ' Colonist, schooner, 43 tons, Bailey, from "Waitara. Hero, s.s., SSC tons, Logan, from Sydney and Melboxirne. Pretty Jane, s.s., 101 tons, Amodeo, from Gisborne. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Wanaka, s.s., 2?S tons, McGillivray, for Russell. Colonist, schooner, 43 tons, Bailey, for Kaipara. Maraval, ship, 1257 tons, Ramsay, for Lyttelton. Vision, brig, 159 tons, McCabe, for the Kaipara. Rubv, schooner, 36 tons, Cockfield, for Russell. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. San Francisco. —City of Sydney, Tuesday. LONDON. —May Queen and Loch Fleet, ships, early. Sydney and Melbourne.—Hero, s.s., Monday. Sydney.—Tararua, s.s., Tuesday. Norfolk Island and New Caledonia. — Venture, schooner, early. Levl*K.\. —Coronet, schooner, Tuesday. Samoa.—H.l.M.G. s. Ariadne, early. Kaipara.—Brig Vision, to-day. TaURAN<JA. —S.s. Rowena, Wednesday. Tauranga and Souikern Ports.—Wanaka, s.s., Monday. New Plymouth ani» Southern Ports.—S.s. Wellington, Wednesday. Gisborne.—S.s. Pretty Jane, to-day. Lyttelton.—Ship Maraval, to-day ; schooner Gael, early. VESSELS EXPECTED. Albatross, German man-of-war, from Islands, early. Sandfly, w.ar schooner, from Fiji, «arly. Star of the North, ship, W3GB, from London, daily. "Waymoutb, barque, from London, to sail end of January. Minister of Marine, ship, from LondoD, to sail end of January. Glenelg, s.s., from Glasgow; sailed Nov. 22. Surprise, baique, from Puget Sound, to sail in December. Alastor, barque, from London, sailed Dec. 3. Bonita, barque, from New York, sailed Nov. 5. Camillo, barque, from London ; sailed Jan. 4. Tamaya, barque, from London ; sailed Dec. 31. Adeline, barque, from Sunderland, sailed December 5. Columbus, barque, from London, to sail early in February. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town, sailed. Sarco, barque, from London ; sailed Dec. 13. James A Stewart, brig, from >"ew York, sailed November 15. Syren, brig, from Sydney, early. Ada C. Owen, brigantine, from Lyttelton, early. Island Lily, brigantine, from Chatham Islands, early. Helena, brigantine, from Lyttelton, early. Flirt, brigantine, from New Caledonia. Minnehaha, schooner, from Oamaru, early. Norval, schooner, from the South, early. Agnes Donald, schooner, from Fijis, early. Mazeppa, schooner, from Karotonga, early. Caledonia, schooner, from the Islands. Energy, schooner, from Tonga and Samoa. Madona, schoouer, from Tonga, early. Blanche, schooner, from Islands, early. Mary Anderson, schooner, from Samoa, early. Pearl, ketch, from the Islands. Josephine, schooner, from the South, early. Atlantic, schooner, from the South, early. Belle Brandon, schooner, from the Islands, early IMPORTS. Per schooner Colonist, from Waitara : 430 sack3.gras3 sec-d, 153 sheep, 77 kegs butter. Per s.s. Pretty Jane, from Gisborne : 370 sheep, 12 cases jam, 20 sacks grass seed, 2 tons sundries. Per s.s. Hero, from Sydney : 140 sacks maize, 63 bags Peruvian guano, Jakins and Willcox. 40 half-chests tea, 72 bags sugar, ISC packets sugar, 150 boxes tea, 50 bags pepper, 25 cases tapioca, 20 cases sago, 30 tons No. 1 sugar, Brown, Barrett and Co. Per s.s. Wanaka, from the South :—lO cases tobacco, -50 cases claret, 17 cases cheese, 1 case bacon, 100 sheep, 91 sacks malt, 10 cases meats, 4 bales flannel, 32 cases, 170 sacks, 140 packages. 17 cases cheese, T. H. Hall and Co. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Rowena, for Tauranga : 1 case ammunition, 1 keg blasting powder, 2 parcels, 1 cask cement, 34 sheets corrugated iron, 1 coil lead pipe, 12 leugths iron pipe, 1 keg floor brads, 1 roll zinc, 4 cases general ironmongery, 3 packages general ironmongery, T. and S. Morrin. Inwards Coastwise. —Mary Ann, cutter, from Whangarei, with 30 tons limestone; Teriot, cutter, from the Thames, with 16,000 feet timber; Lake St. Clair, barge, from Hot Springs, with 18,000 feet baulk timber. Outwards Coastwise. —Teviot, cutter, for "Waiheke; Lake St. Clair, barge, for Orewa, ■with stores; Ida, s.s., for Russell, in ballast. The Union Company's s.s. Wanaka sailed yesterday afternoon, for Russell. She will • return to port to-morrow morning, and sail for the East Coast and Southern ports at 4 p.m. on Monday. The s.s. Argyle arrived in harbour yesterday morning, from Whangarei and Mangapai, with several passengers and a general cargo of produce, consisting of the following:—s head cattle, 100 cases fruit, 20 boxes eggs, 10 kegs salt, 5 boxes fresh butter, and a small quantity of grass seed and onions. The steamer sailed for Coromandel in the afternoon. The P.M. s.s. City of Sydney left Sydney on Thursday afternoon for this port, and is therefore due in harbour about midnight on Monday. She will proceed to Honolulu and San Francisoo at 2 p. til. on Tuesday. The s.s. Rowena sailed about 10 p.m. yesterday for Tauranga, and took down further pumping gear for the s.s. Taupo. The s.s. Lalla Rookh sailed yesterday afternoon from the Manukau for Raglan. The schooner Amaranth arrived in the Manukau yesterday afternoon from Waitara. The schooner Colonist cleared at the Onehunga Customs yesterday for Kaipara, and will there load wich timber-for a Southern port. The brig Vision cleared at the Customs yesterday for Te Kopuru, Kaipara, and will sail to-day. The Union Co.'s s.s. Wellington is expected to arrive in Onehunga about 7 a.m. on Tuesday, from Ne*r Plymouth and Southern ports, and will be the bearer of the West Coast portion of the outward English mail. The Union Co.'s s.s. Tararua may be expected in harbour on Monday night, from the East Coast and Southern ports. She will proceed to Sydney on Tuesday afternoon. The schooner Coronet is expected to sail for Levuka on Tuesday next. H.I.G.M. s. Ariadne will sail about noon to-day for Apia, Samoa. The A.S.S. Co.*s s.s. Pretty Jano will sail for Gisborne at noon to day. The schooner Phcebe, from Kaipara, arrived in Sydney on the 17th instant. The barque Malay, Captain Love, which was recently in this port, left Sydney on the 19th instant for San Francisco. The steam launch Transit, which bo long ran in the Southern Wairoa trade, has at length changed her field of operations. She •was recently purchased from Mr. Sellars by a party of gentlemen, residents at the Bay of Islands, who intend to run her between Kawakawa and Paihia, carrying the mails, passengers, and other local traffic, which is on the inert .se in this district. During the last few days she has been in the hands of the engineers, &c., and has received a thorough overhaul, and on the trial trip yesterday worked very well. Tho little steamer has been re-christened tho Ida, and we trust that she will prove a profitable speculation to her owners. ! The Union Co.'a s.s. Wanaka arrived yesterday frcm the South. She left Port Chalmers at 2 p.m. on the 21st, arriving at Akaroa at 9.30 a.m. on the 22nd; left again at 10.45 a.m., arriving at Lyttelton at 4.30 p.m. the same day; left again At 11 p.m., arriving at Wellington at 7.30 p*ia. on the 23rd; left again at 1.15 p.m. on the 24th, arriving at Napier at 10.45 on the 25th; left again at 5.30 p.m., arriving at Poverty Bay at 6 a.m. on the 26th; left again at 10.30 a.m., arriving at Tauranga at 6 a,m. on the 27th; sailed .Again at L 39 p.m., arriving abpve. The

vessel experienced strong head winds with heavyseas to Wellington, west breeze with moderate sea to Napier, thenco to arrival fine weather. I