SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5493, 25 June 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

HiohWatee to-diy.—Auckland : 9.55-10.15. ~ Manukau : 0.50 — 1.10. Son.—Rises, 7.6 ; Bets, 4.41. MOON.—First quarter, 27th, sh. 26m. ARRIVALS. City of Sydney, P.M. *■*-, Dearborn from Sydney. Passengers for AuckUnd :-Saloon : Miases Rose Osborne and McDonald Mewra. £ J. Davidson, t>. McGrath, G. D. Chaplin B. Cole. Steerage: Mr. and Mrs. Booth and child, Miss Taylor, Messrs. A. Goughly. A. Kobb, E. White, G. Judd, P. Harley, J. Q. Gregory W. Graham, J. Ridler, V. Chnntun, W Fleming. For San Francisco : Mesdames Bidoval, Townshend, Lenning, J. Wagner, E. Y Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Townshend, Mr. and Mrs Keeler, Mes«rs. J. Peterson, sen., J. Peterson, Jan., E. Manning, H. M. V. Fitzgerald, C. Binny, F. Ball, W. Scott. J. Weinholdt, J. Lewis, K. E. Broadribb, J. E. Morgan, H. Ryder, C. Ryder, H. Geenen, R. Laidly, W. E Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, 0. S. House, Bongton, C. Metcalf, W. H. J. Pearce, Dr. R. Stewart. Messrs. W. H. Topham, L. Le-rm, O. A. Everett. Steerage: Misa N. Ollirant Litton Mrs. Bidveal, Mr. and Mrs. Coolee, Mossri. J. E. Ellis, T. Sanderson, C. Williams, E. Naughton.—Owen and Graham, agents. Wanaksi, s.s., McGillivray, from Wellington, (in the Manukau). Passengers: Mcsdatnei Lyttelton and Holland, Mnjor Teasdale, Messrs. Fage, Nolau, Gillan, Leary, Stewart, ffhwlir, Hayman, Edwards, Butler, Henderson, Woon, Segar, JUvin, McDonald, Munroe, Rer. Bewkon.—Henderson and Mcfarlane, agents. Tararua, s.s., Muir, from Melbourne, Hobart Town, and Southern ports. Passengers :—From Melbourne : Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. From the coast: Mrs. McKisock, Mrs. and Miss Shaw, Misses Adair, Baillie, Clifford, and Henry, Messrs. Oolman, Marsden, Archers, Adair, Asliton, Littleton, Butler, Jones, Turnbull, Cunningham, Father Chastagnon, and 10 steerage.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Loongana, barque, Fisher, from Hobart Town. —Stono Bros., agents. DEPARTURES. City of Sydney, P.M. s.s.. Dearborn, for Honolulu and San Francisco. Passengers from Auckland :—Saloon : Captain and Mrs. Watton, Captain Perceval, Messrs. Thos. Keed, and Silcock. Steerage : J. Lee, Wm. Smith, J. 1. Lang, and original from Sydney.—Owen and Graham, agents. Tararua, ».s., Muir, for Sydney, via Russell. Pas«engers :—Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Creswick, sear., Mr. and Mrs. Creswick, junr., and servant, Sir. and Blrs. Lacy. Mr. and Miss Brown, Mesdames Maude, Smith, Allan, Misses Doyle (2). Captain Cook, Messrs. Butler, Fischer. Moyse.Tarnham, Lee, Hussey, Payne, Grant, S. A. McLaughland, B. Soloman, Coltman, Ward, Tisier, Birch, W. F. White. Steerage : Mr. and Mrs. Crinson, Mr, and Mrs. Gillanders, Mr. and Mrs. Ward and three children, Mr. and Mra. McEntree, Mesdames Stokes, Prothrne, Messrs. Walker, Wrigler, Tombrolt, Haning, Wkite, Koberts, Wood, McM&hou, Smith, Sullivan, Graeme, Kinson, Balls, Jameson, Kirk, Anderson, Fergmson, Patterson, Brown, Maxwell, O'Flaherty, Malone, Lenton, Dawson, D. Westlake. — Henderson and Macfarlane. agents. H Argyle, s.s., Crawford, forWangareiandMangapai.—A. McGregor, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Glen Caladh, barque, 494 torn, R. Lamont, from Londom. Tararua, a.s., 563 tons, M. Muir. from the South. City of Sydney, P.M. s.s., 301 C tons, Dearborn, from Svdney. Peerless, bri b antine, 292 tons, S. Dodd, from Newcastle. Wanaka, s.s., 273 tons, McGillirray from Wellington and intermediate ports (in the Manukau.) CLEARED OUTWARDS. City of Sydney, P.M. s.s., 3016 tons, Dearborn, for Honolulu and San Francisco. Tarirua, s.s., 563 tons, M. Muir, for Sydney. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Stdnet.—S.s. Hero, July 7. Newcastle. —Schooner Estelle, early. Hobart Town.—Barque Loongana. early. New Plymouth and Wangaxdi.—S.s. Oreti, and s.s. Kangatira, to-morrow. Tauranga, Gisborne, and Southern Pokts. — S.s. Ladybird, Monday. Nbw Plymooth and Sooth.—S.s. Wanaka, today. Chatham Islands. —Brisautine Omaha, from Mercury Bay, to-day. KaGlan. —S.s. Lalla Rookh, from Manukau, early. RUS3ELL. —S.s. lona, Monday. 1 . Whangarei.— S.s. Argyle, Tuesday. Taurasga.—S.s. Glenelg, Friday. Waitara.—Hannah Mokau, early. Gisbobke.—S.s. Pretty Jane, to-day. TESSELB EXPECTED. Minister of Marine, ship, from London, sailed March 30. Kildonan, barque, from London, sailed April 24. Adeline, barque, VFHJ, from Sunderland, sailed December 5. Isle of Bute, barque, from London, sailed Mar. 8. Langstone, birque, from London, jailed April 1. City of Agra, from London ; to sail in May. Famenotb, ship, from London; to sail in May. Ironsides, barque, from London; to sail in May. Caberfeidh, barque, from Oamaru, early. John Watson, barque, from Adelaide, early. Falcon, harquentine, from Newcastle, early. Wild Ware, brig, from Oamaru, early. Syren, brig;, jdnh, from Sydney, sailed. James A. Stewart, brigantine, from South. Ryno, brigantine, WLGV, from Islands, early. Meg Merriliea, brigantine, from Fiji, early. Flirt, brigantine, from Dunedin, early. Roderick Dhu, brigantine, from Dunedin, early. Oceola, brigantine, from Newcastle and South. Caledonia, schooner, from- the Islands. Mazeppa, schooner, BRKJ, from the Islands. Waiwera, schooner, lrom the South, early. Coronet, schooner, from Islands, early. Fairlie, schooDer HFWT, from Islands, early. Saucy Lass, schooner, from Lyttelton, early. Mary Anderson, schooner, from Islands, early. Borough Belle, schooner, from Sydney. LietitU, schooner, from the Islands. Maud Graham, schooner, from Lyttelton. Gael, schooner, from Levuka. Kate McGregor, schooner, from Tahiti. Agnes Donald, schooner, from labour cruise. Tubal Cain, schooner, from Levuka, early. Ovalau, schooner, from Islands, early. Island Lily, schooner, from Fiji, daily. Helena, schooner, from Oamarn, early. Pearl, ketch, from Rarotonga, early. IMPORTS. A special charge is made for the numni of consignees inserted in thia column.] Per P.M. s.s. City of Sydney, from Sydney: 20 cases and packages merchandise, 40 ingoti copper, 2 bundles leather, 1 bundle seeds, i bundle music. Per s.s. Tararua :—From Melbourne : 2 packages jewellery, 2 cafie3,l bundle trees. From Hobart Town : 35 bags onions, 435 cases fruit. From Dunedin : 4 cases, 50 sacks oatmeal. 1 bale leather. From Lyttelton : 20 caees cheese, Iβ cases bacon, 2 boxes, 124 sacks potatoes, 38 sacks oats, 22 packages effects, 1 horse, 2 cases jams, 2 packages, &c. From Wellington : 29 boxus tin, 3 packages, 1 case paint. From Napier : 1 parcel, 8 casks beef, 10 hides. From Gisborne: 4 axle-arms. 270 cases jams, 35 bag onions, R. Arthur. 20 box«a cuke tin, Brown, Barrett and Co. Per barque Loongana, from Hobart Town : 900 cases i:im, 50 cases tart fruit, 2000 cises green fruit, 30 bags onions, COO sacks bark, 3000 rails, 17,000 palings, 10,000 feet hardwood, -103 pieces timber. 25 cases Johnson's jar jam, 40 cases Johnson's tart fruit, Owen and Graham. 42 cases Wilson's jam, and 900 cases green fruit, R. Arthur. 360 cases K.B. jams, and 40cases of K.B. tart fruit, B. Tonks and Co. 250 cases Peacock's jams, Brown, Barrett, and Co. Per barque Glen CaUdh, from London: 1 cask electro plated spoons aud forks, 3 cases copper boilers, 24 boat anchors, GO bars angle iron, 1 case rules, 1 bale seaming and roping twine, 18 cases iron bedsteads, 3 cases indiarubber belts, 3 cases india-rubber hose and waehere, 1 case Chesterman'a chains and metallic tnpes, 1 case hydrometers and syringes, 9 casea brass goods, 1 cask i>111.5 busius, 31 cusps Hornaby'a ploughs and fittings, 15 cases t .

Hornaby's ploughs and fittings, 6 corii-dressiiiß machiues, 2 cases mangles, 2 cases pulpers, 15 bundles Denton's patent steel harrows, 8 cases japanned tinware, 2 casks japanned tinware, 4 cases bird cages, 1 case nursery fenders, 1 case Webber'« guns, 1 case knife-cieaners, 17 cases and casks general ironmongery, T. and S. Bforrin. 70 cases pickles, 1 case figs, 2 cases patent groats, 12 barrels currtnts, Brown, Barrett and Co. EXPORTS. Per P.M. s.s. City of Sydney :—For Honolulu : 540 boies soap, 308 bßgs potatoes, 50 bags oats, 6 cases confectionery, 2 cases perfumery, 1 slab marble, and 1 package drapery. For San Francisco : 100 s»cks potatoes, 2 eases perfumery, and 1 package dr»perv, Owen and Graham. Per 5... Tararua, for Sydney: 50 sacks oatmeal, 103 sacks malt, 2 packages, 60 bales flax, 8 casks fuse, 1 case saddlery, 1 case cigars, 1 case mineral water. Inwards Coastwise.—Perseverance, schooner, from Waiheke, with 30 tons ballast. Outwards Coastwhe.— Paku, cutter, for Tairua, with 1 caso machinery; Perseverance, cutter, for Matakana. The s.s. Argyle sailed yesterday evening for Whangarei and Mangapai, with passengers and cargo. Tho barquentine Falcon, from this port to Newcastle, arrived there on Saturday last, after a long and tempestuous passage of 28 days. She will load back with coal for this port. The barque Stag may be expected in harbour in the course of a day or two from an Australian port. The steamer Rotomahana was taken on the hard lait night, in order to be fitted with one of Barber's patent propellers. H.I.G.M. gunboat Albatross will probably come out of the graving dock botween 10 and 11 o'clock this morning. The Union Co.'s s.s. Tararua arrived in harbour at an early hour ye3terday morning from Melbourne, Hobart Town, and Southern ports, bringing a number of passengers and a cargo for this port. Wo are indebted to Mr. Birch, the purser, for late tiles, kc. The etoamer left Port Chalmers on the 13th instant, at 6 p.m., calling at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Gisborne, and Tauranga, arriving in this harbour at 550 a.m., yesterday. Exr-erienced very heavy weather as far as Wellington, thence to at 4 p.m. for Sydney, via Russell, with numerous passengers, and a large cargo made up from all ports. The Union Co.'s s.s. Wanaka arrived in the ilanukn.ll yesterday, at mid-day, from Wellington, and intermediate porte, with passengers, :likl tiie Southern portion ot tho outward mails Wo are indebted to the purser, Mr. Harnett, for lato files, and the following report : -The Wauaka left Wellington at 4 p.m. on the 22nd, arriving off Taranaki at 1 p.m. on the 2Srd ; landed mails and passengers, and sailed at 3'30 p.m. for Manukau, arriving as above. Experienced strong gales, with very heavy sea. The steamer is anuounced to sail for the South at half-past 10 to-day, and intending passengers will have to leave Auckland by the 9 a.m. train. The brigantine Lookout is on the berth at Sydney for this port. Messrs. Brown, Campbell and Co., tho agents of the Orient Line of Steamships, have received a telegram, stating that the Company's powerful steamer Garonne, left Plymouth on the 19th instant, with 400 passengers, and a full cr»rgo for Australia and New Zealand ports. The Company's s.s. Aconcigua is advertised to leave Sydney on July 5, and Melbourne 12th, for Plymouth and London, via the Suez Canal. The A.S.S. Co.'s s.s. Pretty Jane should arrive in harbour, from Gisborne, at an early hour today. She is advertised to sail for the same port at 5 p.m. to-day. The N.Z.5. Co.'s s.s. RangUira may be expected in the Manukau to-day. She is announced to leave Onchunga at 1 p.m. to-mor-The schooner Albatro»s, from Oamaru. with breadstuffs, arrived at Tanranga on Monday last. On tbo discharge of a portion of her cargo, she will couio on to Auckland with the remainder. The schooner Borough Belle sailed from Sydney on the ISth inst. for this port, with the following cargo : —100 bundles brooms, G drays. 1 cart, 746 bags maize, 2 kegs butter, 2 bales, 1740 bags bouedust, and 104 pieces cedar. The schooner Torea, from Kaipirn to Oamaru, ran into Lyttelton on tho ISth inat. for shelter. The barquentine, Swallow, is on the berth at Lyttelton for this port. The new barque Loingana arrived in harbour last night, making the anchorage at 7 p.m., after one of the smartest passages on record—S days. The all-round trip has heon accomplished in one month exactly, including nine days detention at Hobart Town. Tho vessel, as predicted, has proved a, fast sailer, averaging from 9i to 10 knots from wharf to wharf, while along the coast the P.M. s.s. City of Sydney reported that she hung to tho big steamer amazingly, and was only lost sight of in a. heavy squall off the North Cape, although the two vessels sighted each other about 20 miles west of the Three Kings. Tho Loongana has brought a large cargo of jams, green fruit, bark, timber, kc, and discharging will bo commenced forthwith. Captain Fisher reports having left Auckland on the 24th May, having made the run in 14 days. Sailed for Auckland on the afternoon of Monday, the 16th. Cleared the land at dusk on the 17th, when fresh W. and S. W. winds and dirty weather set in, and continued until making the Three Kings at 5.30 a.m. on Monday. The mail steamer was sighted a short time previously, and when day dawned exchanged signals. The Loongana being a new vessel, her name could not be made out by tho steamer, and CapUiu Fisher was requested to spell it. The steamer reported her early yesterday. The City of Sydney was kept in sight fully eight hours, the 1 harque going before a strong W.S.W. wind. Eventually the big boat was lost sight of, at 2.30 p.m., in a heavy squall. Rounded the North Cape at noon, passing Cape Brett at 8 p.m., when heavy squalls ami S.W. breezes came on, making Tiri Tiri yesterday morning, the Reef at 2 p.m., and the anchorage at 7 p.m. The barquo John Watson is announce d to have sailed from Adelaide on the Uch instant for this port. She has on board 100 tons flnur, 1 qr.-cask wine, 50 casks vinegar. Sho calls in at Port Pirie, and fills up with grain. The schooner Funny, from Whangaroa, with timber, arrived at Melbourne on the 9th instant, after a passage of IS days. u?he B.s. Hero, on her last trip from here to Melbourne, met with a slight accident, which the Anjiis of the 10th reports as follows :—The steamer Hero, from Auckland, viu Newcastle, which latter port she left on the 11th instant, arrived at the Heads at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and it was intimated by telegram from Queenscliff that she had apparently got her steering gear injured. Messrs. J. Deane and the Hero in case of assistance being required, and in the course of the forenoon it was learned that the Resolute had got the Hero through tho West Channel, but not withont some dilHculty, as the weather wag violent, and the Hero was steering very badly, occasionally coming right round to the wind. In making for the bay, Captain Logan, after getting up well from the lightship, deemed it prudent to anchor, in consequence of the strong gale blowing and the vary heavy sea running, and also in view of the disabled condition of his vessel. Tho mishap to the rudder rendered it impossible in any way to control the course of the Hero, hence the i necessity for anchoring was almost unavoidable, rim steamers—the Williams and Resolute— \ were to bo sent down early this morning to , bring the Hero up to Sandridge. She was ; safely berthed the day following. : The P.M. s.s. City of Sydney arrived in bar- < hour at an early hour yesterday morning from ' Sydney, just as we were going to press, and • whose arrival was recorded in our last issue < Tho steamer was very well patronised by I through passengers, besides carrying a large i cargo, and we aro sure by the appearance of the I vessel, which was in excellent tr.m and condi- < fortable time of it. Wo are indebted to Mr. 1 Browster, the purser, for the usual promptitude i in delivering our flies and despatches. The iteamer left Sydney at 4.35 p.m. of the 19th inst., and experienced from tho outset strong southerly winds and heavy seas, with hard ' iqualls until arrival in port. After receiving he Southern portion of the New Zealand mails, :1m steamer resumed her passage at 4 p.m. to Honolulu and San Franciaco.