SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5649, 24 December 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

SoN.-r.i'ses. 4.32; sets, 7.0 MOOS.-Full, liStli, l;)!i. -l<' ; nAltlllVALS. Caberfuiilh, barque, Sainty, from Newcastle, N.S.W.—r.lcKeuzie and Ross, agents. Golden Isle, schooner, Watts, from Russell. —Master, agent. Saxon, schooner, McKenzie, from hussell. — C. J. Huschinson, ageat. Dream, cutter, .Synionds, from Euasell.— Master, nuent. DEP.UI3K E S. Anne Milbauk, p.s., Anderson, for "Whangarei and Mangapai.— J. Casey, agents. "Waikato, ship, "Worster, for London. Passengers : Miss G. B. Fairburn, Mrs. Ashton and infant, Mrs. W. K. Lash and A. C. Purchas, Mr. and Mrs. Elkin, Barnet Elkin, Rubin Elkin, Francis Elkin, Adolphus Elk.n Blanche Elkin Paulino Elkin, Frederick Elkin, and Arthur Elkin. Steerage : Mr. E. O'Brien. — Now Zealand Shipping Co., agents. Vin"a.rooma s.s., ChatQeld, for Sydney. Passengers: — For Sydney : Mrs. Carrick, Mrs. Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Mr and Mrs. Chambers, Miss Girrick. Miss McLean, Miss Waun, Messrs. Fergusson, J. Oibb, T. Gibb, Berry, Kobson, 11. h. Eames, Layton Fergusson, E. N. Maiks, Beal, Gilmour, Kev. J. Robertson, Fawns, Sydney Fawns and servant. Steerago : Mrs. Ingham, Messrs. G. Jones. M. Edgar, J. Edwards, J. Thomas, G. Treguezer, H. Turner, M. Turner, G. Stewart, M. Callon, G. Tngelleth. J. Ede, T. Fisher, Percy. For Kusaell: Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. "Winks anil two children. Moody family *), Mis.es AVilliama (3), and Higginson Mr. T. ■ \ Williams and daughter, Kcv. S. Williams, fllossrs. "Williams, 33eetham and Moody, Master McLeod.—Union Steamship Co. agents. Atlanta schooner, l'hipps, for Fox ton (from the Mttnukau).-Guthrie, Larnacb, and Co., agents. ~ Ethel, brigantine, Armstrong, for Duneiiin (from the Mauukau).—G. "W. Owen and Co., aS Arg*ylo. s.s.. Crawford, for Whangarei and Mangapai.—A. McGregor, agents. Ovelau, schooner, Scott, for Samoa. Passengers :—Mr. and Mrs. James Wililman, Messrs. Opperman, and Edmund Giles.—William McArthur and Co., agents.

ENTEUED INWARDS. Ringarooma, s.s., G23 tons, Chattield, from thoSoutb. Kriemhilda, schooner, 3G tons, Batburst, from Tauranga, with 30,00 feet timber. Josephine, schooner, GG tons, Donovan, from Eussoll, with 90 tons coal. . Linda Weber, brigantine, 114 tons, Davics, from Russell, with ISO tons coal. Christina, schooner, 59 tons, Smith, from Eussell, with 07 tons coal. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Kingarooma, s.s., G23 tons, H. W. H. Chatfield, for Sydney. Kate McGregor, 64 tons, Couch, for Russell. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON.—Barque Anazi, early. Adelaide.—Barque Lebu, early. Norfolk Island.—Schooner Marion, Friday. Samoa.—Schooner Venture, Saturday. Tonga. — Brigantine Myrtle, to-day. New Caledonia.—Schooner Griffin, to-day. Gisbouse, Namer, and South.—S.s. Southern Cross, early. New Plymouth axd South. —S.s. "tt clungton,

to-day. Waitaka. —P.s. Comerang, early. GiSßOitsE, and Southeun Pours.—S.s. Tararua, tomorrow. New Plymouth aX3 Wasgasui.—S.s. Kangitira, Saturday. Taoranga.—S.s. Glenelg, Friday. GISBORNE.—S.s. Rowena, early. Raglan.— S.s. Ln'.la Kookh, from Manukau, every Thursday. Russell.—S.s. lona, every Monday. Whasgabei and Manuapai. — S.s. Argyie, Tuesdays and Fridays ; p.s. Anne Miluank, to-day and Thursday. Masgawai and Waipu.- S.s. Kina, early. VESSELS EXPECTED. Tararua, s.s., from Sydney, to-day. Hero, s.s., from .Sydney and Melbourne, 23:h. Adamant, ship, sjfs, from London, sailed August 27. Inglewood, barque, mvs, from London, sailed September 20. Loch Urr, barque, ivqlk, from London, sailed October 23. British Empire, ship, from London, sailed November 1. Margaret Galbraith, ship, from London, to sail in October. Earl Granville, from London, to sail middle of November. Stracathro, from London, to sail middle of November. Slercia, barque, from London, to sail end of November. Elinor Vernon, barque, from New lork and Wellington, sailed November 10. Ben Nevis, ship, from London, sailed October 2. Agate, barque, from New York, cleared September 22. Syren, brig, from Sydney, early. Roderick Dhu, brigautine, from Timaru, daily. James A. Stewart, brigantine, from Newcastle, Mary Anderson, schooner, from Islands, early. A»nes Donald, schooner, from labour cruise. Gael, schooner, sitGß, from Toaga and Samoa,

Falcon, schoonei, from the Islands, early. Telegraph, schooner, from Sydney. Energy, schooner, from the Islands, early. Tubal Cain, schooner, from Levuka, early. Minnehaha, echooner, from Karotongft, early. Island Lily, schooner, from Chatham Islands,

early. Helena", schooner, from Levuka, end of month, Waiwera, schooner, from Austral Group, early. Meg Merriheif, schooner, from Levuka, early. Midge, schooner, from the Islands, early. Pearl, ketch, fiom the Islands, early. IMPORTS. Per 8.3. Ringarooma.from Melbourne : 1 truss, 200 bags rice, 8 packages. From Wellington and Coast: 1 box, 1 caaa, 130 sacks oatmeal, 3hhds., 5 cases bacon, 50 sacks malt, 0 oisos cheese, 5 targets .ind G stays, 2 casks dip, 2 drums, 9 trunks, i bales, 30 packages sundries. 31 cases cheese, D cases hams and bacon.—T. H. Hall and Co. Per barque Caberfeidh, from Newcastle, N.S.W.: COO tons coal, 100 sacks maize. EXPORTS. Per ship Waikato, for London : T'J bales wool, 28 bales leather, 1 cask tallow. — Ireland, Brothers. Per s.s. Eingarooma, for Sydney: 1 case, I package, 1 carpet bag, 30 cases champagne, -18 bales flax, 100 sacks braD. Iswakes Coastwise. - Start, cutter, for JTgunguru. . Outwards Coastwise—Mahurangi, cutter from Ohore, with 100 bags gum, 12 bales wool. ■> bundles skins ; Start, cutter, from iNgunguru. with 22,242 feet timber. . • The brigantine Lookout entered out at the Customs yesterday for Knpara, and will there load with timber for Sydney. lhe Island schooner Coronet entered o.it at the Customs yesterday for Levuka and Kingsmill Island. She is advertised to sail for Levuka on or about Monday next. The barque Caberfeidh arrived in haibour yesterday morning from Newcastle, with a. full cargo of coal. The barque left Newcastle on the Oth instant, and experienced for the first four days westerly winds, which then chopped round to the northeast, and lemamed in that quarter the rest of tho voyage. The North Cape was passed on the afternoon of Sunday last, and the harbour reach as above. The s.s. Argylo sailed last night for Whangarci and Mangapai with passengers and cargo. The steamer is announced to make an excursion on Boxing Day to Motutapn, leaving Queenstreet Wharf at 10 a.m., return tickets being issued at 3s. The 3.5. lona is announced to sail for Kawau on Boxing Day, at the return fare of us. The b.s. Glenclg is advertised to make an excursion to the Hot Springs on Boxing Day, leaving the wharf at 10 a.m.

The Government s.a. Uineinoa, for Wellington crossed tho Mauukau bar at 4 a.m. yesterday. The brigantine Ethel sailed from the .Ma-.m-kau yesterday morning for Dunedin. with a a cargo of timber. The schooner Atalanta sailed from the Mauukau yesterday for FoXton, witll puiiri and kauri timber. The Union Co.'s s.s. King.irooma sailed yesterday at 5 p.m. for Sydney, with pasTbe schooner Ovalau sailed jesterday for Samoa, with passengers and cargo. The schooner GrilGn will sail this afternoon for Noumea, New Caledonia, carrying passengers and cargo. The brigantiuo Myrtle will probably sail today for Tonga and the Fiiemlly Islands. The schooner Venture may be expected to sail on or about Saturday for Samoa.

The Union Co.'u s.s. Wellington sails from the Manukau to-day at 3 p.m., for New Plymouth and Southern ports. Intending passengers will have to leavo Auckland by the '2 p.m. train.

The Union Go.'s s.s. Tararua may be expected in harbour early this mornins from Sydney via lluss'll. She will sail for Gisborne, Southern ports, and Melbourne at 10 a.m. to-morrow (Christmas Day). The N'cw Zealand Shipping Co.'s ship Waikato was towed out of harbour Inst night, homeward bound to London with numerous passengers and a valuable freight, lho vessel got underweigh from the wharf on the top of slack water, with a fair wind, about 1.30 p.m., but for some reason the pilot did not take her out, and the anchor was let go off the Man -of - war Bay. Numerous comments wore made on tho wharf respecting the manner in which tho vessel was handled, but as the Chief Harbourmaster was on the wharf and witnessed his subordinate's skill, ho will have an opportunity of answering any inquiries that may be made about this matter. At 5 p.m. the s.s. Argylo went to the ship's assistance, and towed the vessel out to tho reef, incurring thereby an expenso to the shipowners which, it is alleged, might have been avoided had proper care and skili been shown.

We are requested to call attention to the time table of the p.s. Enterprise, as arranged for the holidays. Visitors leaving Auckland on "Wednesday at noon, will be ablo to spend Christinas Day at the Thames, and return by boat leaving there at 7 p.m. Return tickets at 10j.

ARRIVAL OF THIS S.S. TARARUA AT RUSSELL. [BY TELEGRAI'H, FROM OUR CORUKSPONDENT.] RUSSELL. December 23.—The S.S. Tararua, Captain Malcolm Muir, left, Smith's wharf, Sydney, nt 3.1 D p.m. on the lSlh iust. ; cleared the Heads at 4 p.m. ; passed the Three Kings at 5.20 p.m. on the 22nd, and arrived in Russell at S this morning-. Experienced strong westerly winds and high sea from Sydney to the Three Kings, from whence light northerly winds and thick weather. Passengers :—For Auckland—Mr, and Mrs. Roche, Misses Koclie (.j) and Messrs. Koche (3), Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Misses Gibson (3), Master Gibson, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Cooke, Miss Waterhouse, Mrs. McLean (2), Miss McLean ; Messrs. Tyke, Grant, Foster, Uowen, Eitclielor, Kummor, Waterhouse, Eckington, Wright (2), Dixon, Dr. Young, and "23 in steerage, and 80 tons For Gisborne—S steerage, and 5 tons cargo. For Napier—Messrs. Dixon and Gillestson, 3 steerage, and 11 tons cargo. For Lytteltou—Messrs. Grace mid Sn in, 3 steerage, and 14 tons cargo. For Duuedin -Six steerage, and 14 tons cargo. For Blull—3S tons cargo.

Later.—The Tararua left at G p.m. Passengers from Russell to Auckland : Mrs. McLeoJ, Mrs. Merchand, H. Clarke, Kelly, Connor, Greenvray, Mrs. Connor, Ntilson, Moyes, Holbern, Hall, Mre. Cairns, Mr. and Master Cairns, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Kobinson, Hickson, and 5 others. For Duuediu : Mr. Shearer.