SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5419, 31 March 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water to-dtiy. —Auckland : 11.19—11.50. Mauukau: 2.14 — 2.45. SUN.—Rises, 6.4 ; sets, 5.46. MOO 3h —First Quarter, tiais day, 0.35 p.m. ARRIVALS. Makch 29. Onward, schooner, Pankow, from Russell. — Master, agent. Fanny Kelly, ketch, McDonald, from WhaBgaroa. —Auckland Timber Co., agents. lona, s.s., Farquhar, from Russelland Northern ports. —A. -McGregor, agent. Reward, schooner, Ev;inson, from Ruasell. — J. and D. Oxley, agents. Rover, schooner, Anderson, from Whangarei. —C» J. Hutchinson, agent. Lizzie, cutler, from Whaogapoua. —Master, agent. Gipsy, cutter, from Russell. —Master, agent. .March 30. Sarco, barque, Olimie, from Loudon. —New Zealand Snipping Co., agents. Gaberfeidh, b«a«iue, 3.iiuty, from Oamaru. — McKeuzie aud Ku*s, agents. M.iry Mogan, schooner, iiogan, from the Barrier,—Master, *gmt. Golden Isle, schooner, Watts, from Russell. —Master, agent. Lancashire Lass, cutter, Austen, from Tauranga.—Master, i^out. rUwea, s.s., Keuuedy, from Russell. —Henderson and M.icfarlane, ageuts. DJiTART U R E 3. Mauch 29. Esteile, three-nmsted schooner, Millar, for Newcastle.—G. \V. Given and Co., agents. Nymphe, schooner, Phillips, for the Fijis. Passengers : Missis. G. McKessack and ti. Lovet.—E. R. Cavdno, agent. Hinemoa, Govemmeuc s.s., Fairchild, for Weill ugton. March 30. Mary Anderson, schooner, Schultze, for Samoa. —H. F. Anderson and Co., agents. Loch Fleet, ship, Robertson, for London. Passenger : Mr. Mai tin.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. ENTERED INWARDS. Onward, schooner, 32 tons, Paukow, from Russell, with 52 tous coal. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35 tons, McDermott, from Russell, with 54 tons coaL CLEARED OUTWARDS. Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons, Leys, for Wanganui (from the M.iuukau). Fiery Cross, schooner, 72 tons, A. Campbell, for Wellington (from the Mauukau). Nymphe, schooner, 35 tons, Phillips, for Levuka. Passengers : Messrs. G. Lovett and McKissock. Loch Fleet, ship, 713 tons, J. Robertson, for London, IMPORTS. [A special charge is made for the names of consignees inserted m this column. 1 Per barque Caberf«idh, from Oamaru : —2560 sacks oats, 69 sacks barley, 1225 sacUs wheat, 10Q sacks, 2GO quarter-sacks flour, 100 sacks oatmeal, and 400 sacks bran. Per s.s. Hero, from Melbourne and Sydney :— 1 case Geelong tweeds, J. M. McLachlan.

320 bags sugar, Charles Major. Ter barque Sarco, from Loudon : 3 hoppers, 16 bellows, 3 millstones, 700 bags salt, 15 fiatnes. 25 rolls, 100 bundles tubes, 44 pigs le*d, i 6 jars, 1 case plants, 70 moulders, G cylinders, 158 grindstones, 1 lot wire, 127 bushe?, 4 pipes, 96 bundles hoops, 253 bundles standards, 31 bundles tubes, 76 singles, 17 crates, 52 barrels, 22 hogsheads, 20 ingots, 10 chain?, 3406 s&sh->\ eights, 20 firkins, 70S rails, 15 toi s pig iron, 10 sheets iron, 40 lengths, 111 rods, 311 plates, 1 truss, 5 tanks, 25 halfhogsheads, 9 tierces, 112 qr.-casks, 863 boxes, 70U3 iron bars, 546 kegs, 272 drums, 704 packages, 446 casks, 200 bales, 1839 bundles, 2227 cases. 9 bales paper, H. Brett. 13 bales, Owen and Graham* 3 cases, Ireland Brothers. EXPORTS. Per schooner Fiery Cross, far TVellington (in the Manukau): 50,000 feet timber. Per schooDer Nymphe, forLevuka : 142 sacks potatoes, 45 boxes soap, 2 jars tripe, 12 kegs beef, 1 keg tongue, 2 suction pumps, lease hams and bacon, 6 bags onions, 4 bags oatmeal, 3 cases preserved mutton, 10 tins biscuits, 2 bales hay, 14 cheeses, 100 sheep. Per s.s. Wallabi, for Wanganui: 110 sacks seed, 3 bags nails, 4 eases nails, 210 piects timber, 53 bundles mouldings, 6 packages drapery, 2 rolls matting, 13 packages sundries. Inwards Coastwise.—Coralie, cutter, from Port Charles, with 21,300 feet sarvu timber and 1 ton kauri timber; Teviot, cutter, f'"om Thames, with 16,000 feet timber j Champion, cutter, from Ru.saell, with 52 tons cal. Outwards Coastwise— cutter, for tart Charlei?, with storesTeviot, cutter, for Thames; Dre&m, cutter, for Mercury Bay; Three Brothers, cutter, for Great Barrier. The schooner Nymphe sailed «n Saturday afternoon for Fiji with a couple of passengers and a cargo of produce, See. The three-masted schooner Estalle sailed on Saturday night for Newcastle in ballast. The Government s.s. Eicrmoa on Saturday afternoon for Wellington Tvilh the Premier and party on board. The s.s. Rover arrived in harbour oa Saturday afternoon from Whangarei with a cargo of coal, gum, fruic, and settlers 1 pruduce. She will sail again for the same port to-morrow ev. ning. The s.s. lona, from Russell and Northern ports, arrived in harbour on Saturday night from Pareugarenga and other Northern ports, with numerous passengers and a. large icy of gum. She will return to Russell and the North to-morrow afternoon. The new iron steamer Gleuelg has been thoroughly cleaned during the tiu-\e she was docked, and it is probable shs will make her miiden trip to Tauranga on Wednesday. Captrin Sellars, of the s.s. Rowena, who is 30 thoroughly identified with the trade of that port, has been appointed master. The s.s. Rowena will, in all probability, run in the Thames trade in lieu of the s.-:. Kotcs-ua-liana, while the latter is being ntteu wi:li her jiew engines. Tha schooner Mary Anderson sailed yosterdsy iiO.'tdns for Samoa and the Islands. On animal at Asi& it *3 probable she may be chartered for the labour trade. Tha schooner Mazeppa is now daily axpccted tr.'iVA the Society Islands and Karotoii^Tlie Union Co.'s s.s. Ha .vea an ia harrry.ir yesterday morning from .Uu&s-iit, \\ r.vveral passengers and her complement oi cou;. 1: <. c- c-'tils ~-X -i p.ra. to-day for Tauranga, East <A-:'st, and ?iot:thern po.'ts. i'fce s.s. Hero is 'idveruHcd to sail for Sydney and ii-jlbourne at * p.m. to-day. The agents <>.r.Lounce that outward eurgo will not be revived after 12 o'clock uoon. 'The R.M. s.s. Australia, from Sydney, may be expected in harbour about midnight. The s.s. Wallabi, for Wanganui, crossed the Manukau bar at noon on Saturday. The Union Co.'s s.s. Wellington, from New Plymouth and the South, may be expected in vhu Manukau early to-morrow, with passengers and ihe Southern portion of the San Francisco and English mails. The barque Caberfeidh arrived in harbour yesterday morning, from Oamaru, with a large cargo of breadstuff* and grain. The barque left the Southern port on Friday, the 21st inntant, with light S.W. winds, which continued until •off Cape Campbell, and then fresh westerlies until making the Kast Cape early on Wednesday morning. Across the Bay of Plenty light ■ easterlies, until abreast of the Aldermans on Thursday, when it veered to S.W., with which breeze the vessel made the harbour. The topsail schooner Fiery Cross cleared at the Onehunga Customs on Saturday, with .'50,000 feet of timber for Wellington, which will bo taken on board at the Whatipu Mills, near the Heads. The brig Fawn is now loading at Lyttelton with breadstuff's and grain for the Manukau. The barque Bella Mary, from Hobart Town, is discharging her cargo of fruit and jams in excellent condition. She will be a clean vessel in a d.\y or two, and return to Hobart Town at the end of the week. The Union Cta.'s s.a. Rotorua, from Napier, Tauranga, &c. t and the South, should arrive in harbour through the night. The steamer is advertised to sail for Sydney at 4 p.m. to-mor-row.