SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5518, 24 July 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

HIOH Water to-day.—Auckland : 9.37 — 9.56 „ „ „ Manukau : 0.32— 0.51 Bus. —Risen, 6.58 ; sets, 4.57. MOON.—First quarter, 26th, lOh. 6m. DEPARTURES. Peerless, brigantine, McKenzie, for Newcastle, N.S.W—McKenzie and Ross, agents. Borough Belle, brigantine, Dunn, for Guam. —Master, agent. Ovalau, schooner, Murray, for Apia, Samoa. Passengers: Misses Dobbie (2), Thompson; Messrs. Dobbie, Evanson, J. A. Lord, and one native. —A. B. Donald, agent. Coronet, schooner, Sopwith, for Apia, Samoa. Paisengers: Messrs. W. H. Williamson, S. Dean, and 4 natives. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Transit, schooner, Hooper, tor Kussei.. Muter, agent. ~ Linda Weber, brigantine, Davies, for Russell. —McKenzie and Ross, agents. Fanny Kelly, ketch, McDonald, for hangaroa.—Auckland Timber Co., agents. Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathurst, for Whangaroa.—Auckland Timber Co., agents. Onward, schooner, Pankow, for Russell and Whangaroa. —Master, agent. ENTERED INWARDS Surprise, brigantine, 146 tons, Boor, from Levuka. Pirate, schooner, 78 tons, McKenzie, from Russell, with 120 tons coal. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Transit, schooner, 79 tons, Hooper, for Russell. Linda Weber, brigantine, 114 tons, for Russell. Ocean, schooner, 28 tons, Bawlings, for Mercury Bay. Golden Isle, schooner, 7S tons, Watts, for Russell. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35 ton 3, McDonald, for Whangaroa. Onward, schooner, 32 tons, Pankow, for Whangaroa and Russell. Coronet, schooner, 95 tons, Sopwith, for Samoa. Kriemhilda, schooner, 36 tons, Bathurst, for Whangaroa. Gael, schooner, 9S tons, TJrquhart, for Samoa. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. SYDNEY. —S.s. Zealandia, Wednesday. LONDON.—Barque Loch Dee, early. Fanning Island. —Barque Weymouth, to-day. Adelaide.—Barque Stag, early. New Plymouth and the South.—S.s. Wellington, to-day. Chatham Islands. —Brigantine Island Lily, to-day. Taubanga, Gisbobne, and Southern Ports.— S.s. Wanaka, 28th. SAMOA. — Brigantine Matautu, early; Gael, to-day. Raglan.— S.s. Lalla] Rookh, from Manukau, Friday. Russell. —S.s. lona, Monday ; Wanaka, tomorrow. WhaNGABEL—S.s. Argyle, Tuesday. Newcastle. —Schooner Peerless, to-day. Taubanga.—S.s. Glenelg, to-morrow. WAITAUA. —Hannah Mokau, early. GisBOBNE.- S.s. Pretty Jane, early. VESSELS EXPECTED. R.M. s.s. Zealandia, from San Francisco, Tuesday. Wanaka, s.s., from South, to-night. H.I.G.M. s. Bismarck, from Samoa and Sydney, early. Waikato, ship, MPKV, from London, to sail June. Jessie Readmau, ship, from London, to sail in June. Kildonan, barque, HSHD, from London, sailed '• May 4. City of Agra, QDLG, from London ; sailed May 27. Famenoth, ship, from London; sailed May 21. Ironsides, barque, qhbm, from London; sailed Mayo. Don Guillermo, barque, HKMC, from Glasgow. Amelia Ross, barque, HKViV. from New York, to sail Juno 12. Lizzie Bell, barque, 'from London, to sail in June. Aberdeen, barque, from East Coast. Lebu, barque, from London, to sail in Jane. Malay, barquentine, from San Francisco, to sail in June. Falcon barqueullue, fium Newcastle, early. _ Ned White, brig, from New York, sailed April James. A. Stewart, brigantine, from South. Flirt, brigantine, from Timaru, early. Oceola, brigantine, from South. Progress, brigantine, from Adelaide. Active, brigantine, from Dunedin. Look-out, brigantine, from Sydney, sailed 12th. Caledonia, schooner, from the Islands. OolOnist, scheoner, from Islands, early. Madona, schooner, from Islands, early. Mary Anderson, schooner, from Islands, early. Lsetitia, schooner, from the Islands. Kata McGregor, schooner, from Tahiti. Agnes Donald, Bchooner, from labour cruise. Marion, schooner, from Norfolk Island. Tubal Cain, schooner, from Levuka, early, Peaxl, ketch, from Rarotonga, early. IMPORTS. [A special charge U made for the names of consignees inserted in this column.] Per ship Minister of Marine, from London : 16 cases and trunkß ladies' and children's fancy period shoes, 2 eases boot uppers, 1 case boot lining, 2 cases brass rivets, 8 kegs nugget nails, 1 case roans, Garrett Brothers. Per s.s. Rotorua, from the South: 3 cases French calf, Garrett Brothers. Per barquentine Sophia, from Oamarn : 100 sacks oats, 50 sacks flour, 32 sacks sharps, 110 sacks bran, T. H. Hall and Co. ,'''■• EXPORTS. Per s.s. Coronet, for Samoa : 9 l-Bth tierces tobacco, 67 sacks rice,', 6 cases sardines, 8 cases and bales cottons,' 1 case perfumed spirits, 395 cases Tcerosene,-11 cases potted fish, olbs. opium, 15 boxes tea, 55 cases geneva, 124 mats sugar, 28 cases still wine, 1 case sweetened gin, 1 case sparkling; wine, 13 cases cigars, 2 cases brandy, 4 J-chests tea, 39 packages groceries, 1 box fowls, 2 packages paper bags, 2cwt. and 4 bags salt, 4 cases and 5 gunnies onions, 20 boxes and 40 Jj-boxes soap, 6 kegs butter, 5 cases meat, 2 bags oatmeal, 25 kegs beef, 26 pieces meat, 200 tins flour, 250 tins biscuits, 2- cases ironmongery, 37' sacks potatoes, 7 cases drapery, 12 eases hardware, 1 case glassware, 1 drum oil, 14 sheets corrugated-iron, 26 cases preserved meat, 1 case cheese, 1 case bacon. Per schooner Gael, for Samoa : 50 cases kero-. sene, 50 mats sugar, 25 boxes tea, 40 sacks rice, 120 cases Geneva, 10 do. brandy, 10 do. whiskey, 20 casks battled ale, 2 qr.-casks mm, 20 boxes candles, 5 cases salmon, 3 cases cocoa and milk, 1 caße tobacco, 12,000 feet timber, 50 kegs beef, 100 bag* "potatoes, 12 kegs beer, 18 jars butter, 20 cheeses, 3 cases bacon, 5 do. preserved meat, 10 bags salt, 10 boxes onions, 400 tins bisoujts, 160 bags and 240 tins flour, 90 boxes soap,-.6 coils rope, 5 cases jams, 2 cases fancy biscuits, 20 cases oilmen's stores, 5 cases preserved milk, 1 case coffee, 10 boxes onions. Inwards Coastwise. —Janet, cutter, from Whangarei, with 600 bushels lime; Three Brothers,; cutter, for Waikawau, with 43 tons firewood';' Lake St. Clair, barge, from Orewa, •with 17,000 feet ship planking. Outwards Coastwise. —Janet, cutter, for "Whangarei Heads; Mahurangi, cutter, for Ohore,"with stores; Gem, schooner, for Tairua, with stores. , J ,'•:'. Tho brigantine Island Lily will sail through the day for Chatham Islands, via Lyttelton. Her deteation in' port has been caused by some arrangements riot being completed for the Bending of a diver and apparatus ,to the Islands, to attempt to recover salvage from the. ship Ocean Mail,.wrecked there nearly two years ago. Messrs. Cruickshank and Co. have received a telegram,. Btating that the s.s. Hero will leave Melboturneon the 25th for Sydney and Auckland. "':''. The" Union Co.'s s.s. Wellington is announced to sail ; from : .Onehunga at 10 a.m. to-day for New I. Plymouth and Southern ports. Intending passengers will have to leave Auckland by tb« 9, o'clock train.. ; .' The" Union Co.'a s.b. Wanaka is expected t» evening from Tanraugs*.£i's&Coast'<ports,'and the South., < The-schoiJn,er Ovalati got,away at mid-day ywtercVyT'ir Apia.iSarnoa, .with/passengers and aannmraaliyheavy csrco.", J .'". '"', ;',",' '-~ The brig&MS-BdroWgh'Belle 'sailed yesterday morning, in ballast, for that unknown port, Guam. v The brigantine Peerless safAed yesterday for Newcastle, N.S.W., in ballast. \ She will there load with coal for a Southern portt.

The schooner Coronet, having cleared at the Customs yesterday for Apia, Samoa, sailed in the evening with a full cargo of merchandise. The schooner Gael cleared at the Customs yesterday for Apia, Samoa, with a full cargo of merchandise, and will sail about noon to-day. The number of vessels that have cleared for Apia, Samoa, within the past three days, ia larger than ever known before—no fewer than foureach of which take a large quantity of produce. That market, according to latest advices, was bare of the necessaries of life, but we are afraid that the present shipments will be so clobo upon the heels of each other, that it will Be temporarily glutted. Apart from this, the sailing of the vessels is creating much interest in nautical circles, inasmuch as a finer lot of schooners could not be found in the Southern Hemisphere, and their performance is looked forward to with much interest. We have made arrangements to have each vessel's time taken on arrivaL Wo give, as nearly as possible, the time of their departure:—Mazeppa, about 11 p.m. on Monday; Ovalau, noon yesterday; Coronet, 11 o'clock last, night; and the Gael, about noon to-day. The brigantine Linda Weber, after being several months laid-up, was put in commission yesterday, and sailed for the Islands. We understand that the ship Minister of Marine will discharge a quantity of dead weight before she comes alongside. The vessel draws over 23 feet of water, and although there is much more water at high tide than this, it is deemed advisable to adopt the foregoing course, to avoid touching the soft mud at low water. The brigantine Matautu and the s.s. Rose Casey were taken out of the dock yesterday, and the three-masted Bchooner Fairlie taken in. Tenders are required by 4 p.m. to-day, for repairs to tho three-mas'ed schooner Fairlie. Plans and specifications can be seen at Messrs. Stone Brothers. ? The revised time-table of the s.s. Lily, trading to Southern Wairoa, will be found in our advertising columns. BY TELEGRAPH. MANGONTJI. July 23.—Arrived, 2.30 p.m.: S.s. lona, from Russell and Whangaroa. TAURANGA. July 23.—Sailed, 4 p.m.: S.b. Glenelg, for Auckland. GISBORNE. July 23.—Sailed, 8 a.m.: S.s. Pretty Jane, for Auckland.