SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5846, 12 August 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High W.\tir to-day.— /nckland 10.17 - 10.37 , ManuVau 1.12- 132 SOS.— Rw«, 0.49 ; sets. 5.20 Moos.—First quarter, 14th, 0.21 p.m. ARRIVALS. Wniukl, 9.8., Edie, from Tauranga. Passengers : Meidamax Stoddart, Louoh, Marks, Mm Colbrou, General Stoddart. Messrs. W. Stoddart, Ch.dwick, Shaw, Hailett, Clougb, touch, Logan, Smith, and one in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. , t> i Falcon, brigantine. Haywood, from Rotumah Passengers • Messrs. G. Henderson, J. Marshall, H. V. Henderson. J. Wostbrooke, Semala and Captain Kobinson.— Henderson from Sydney, via Pussell —Union S.S. Co., agents. Kristnhilda, schooner, 3G tons, Bathurit, from Wliangaroa. — Auckland Timber Co., "Christina, schooner, Smith, from Russell.— Master, asent. Mercury, cutter, Yates, from Tairua. — Master, s'gont. Champioo, cutter, McDermott, from Nuguru.—Master, agent. Kaiigatira, 5.»., Harvey, from New Plymouth at the Manukau). — C'ruickshank and Co., igents. DEPAKTUKES. Glenelg, a.s., Farquhar, for Tauransta. —A. for Rus S ell.-UnionS.S. Co., agents. . Viettau, barque, Johannesen, for Levuka. Passcngem: Messrs. J. Cartwrijht and J. O. Au»ur. —Master, agent. . Sannxh Mokau, 5.»., Keane, for Waitara (from the Manukau).—A. Cunningham, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Ethel, brigautine, 180 tons, Armstrong, from Timaru. , „ , Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, Carey, from Sydney and Kusmll. „ , . Falcon, brigantino, 195 tons, Hayward, from °KrUmhilda, schooner, 36 tons. Bithurst, frem Wb.anga.roa, with 29,300 feet timber. Christina, schooner, 59 tons, Smith, from Russell, <vith 97 tons coal. ... Caledonia, schooner, 58 ton», Lamb, from Amaranth, schooner, 51 tons, Bradley, from Lyttelton. PKOJECTED DEPARTURES.

LONDOS.—Barque Chile, early. Stdset.— S.s. Arawata, August 24. Melbourne.—S.s. Tβ Anau, to-day. Sydney and Melboup.se.—S.». Hero, Sept. 1. Leviika.—S.s. Southern Cross, about August 23. Norfolk Island.—Schooner Fairy, to day. Gisbop.sk, Napier, and Sooth.—S.?. Tβ Anau, Taraha'ki AN-n SOUTH.-S.s. Wanaka, Aug. 17. New Plymouth, Wasoasdi, an'D South—S.s. Kangalir.;, to-day. Raglan. - ».: Lalla Rookh. early, iirjssn:.:.—S.s. lona, Monday; s.s. Waitaki, ■Wednesday. Whanhap.ei and MaKOApai. — S.s. Argyie, s.s. 'Waitaki,to-morrow. Taurasoa.- 3.5. Gleuels and"Waitaki, Monday. WANOANDr.-S.e. Wallabi, early. ■Waitar*.—S.s. Kowona, Saturday; s.s. Lalla Kookh and Hannah Mokau, early. Hokiaxga.—S.s. Rowena, to-day. YKSSELS EXPECTED. Zealandia. P.M.s., from Sydney Southern Cross, s.s., from Levuka W-ukato ship, from London, sailed about June 25. Glenlora, barque, from London. Scottish Laasie, barque, from London, sailed May 5. Lanjetoiie, ship, from London, sailed May 17. Inseburji, barque, from New York, sailed June 17 Lochnagar, barque, from London,sailed June 12. Fernglen, barque, from London. Loongana, barque, from Hobart Town. Glimpse, barque, from Sydney. _ Ocean Kanger, barquentine, from New York. Tarmow, brigankine, from Adelaide, S.A. Boroalis, l.rigantine, from Fiji, on a orui»e. Oceoli, brigantine, from Adelaide. Meg Merrilies, brigentine, from Fiji. Belle Braudoc, schooner, from Line Islands, early. Gael, schooner, from Fiji. SyMl, schooner, from Foochow. Dayspring, Mission schooner, from Islands, early. Mazeppst, schooner, from Rarotonga. Peerless, schooner, from New Caledonia. Ephemy, schooner, from Noumea. Albatross, schooner, from Lyttelton. Atotehnu, schooner, from Rarotouga. Sovereign of the Seas, schoonor, from RaroOnward, schooner, from Lyttelton, sailed 10th inst. Energy, schooner, from Noumea IMPORTS. Per barque Falcon, from Rotumah : 170 tons copra, 4 tons ivory nuts, J-ton fibre. Per brigantino Lina, from Lyttelton : 520 sacks wh«at, 747 sucks eats, 422 saoks potatoes, 150 sacks flour, 50 sacks be»ns. Per s.s. Te Anau, from Sydney: 530 cases kerosene, C 72 boxes tea, 25 caaes gin, 8 packages glasa. 49 bags tapioca, 14 casks coffee, 31J casks vinegar, 5 bales canvas, 700 felloes, 29 cases currants, 6 packages seeds, 20 cases ling fish, 6 bigs pepper, 1 box jewellery, 7 cases plants, IS bags bacon, 100 sacks wheat, 500 •pokes, 2 bales woolpacks, 17 cases acids, 124 cases brandy, 24 packages rope, 2400 mats and bags ingar, 10 cases aago, 15 hhdj. and i-casks rum, 4 packages machinery, 294 sacks maize, o horses, 254 cases fruit, 80 bags rice, 252 cases and packnges general merchandise. 250 J-cbests tea (new season's Excelsior), 12 barrels coffee, 10 bags pepper, 120 mats sngar, 100 boxes tea (new season), 29 cases Mellor's sauce, 3 cases Victorian mixtures, Brown, Barrett and Co. 500 J-chests tea, 250 boxes tea (direct shipment from Foo Chow), Brown, Barrett and Co. EXPORTS. Per k.s. Albion, for Sydney: 9 nasee hematite, 3 bales fun?us, 181 bales fls.x, 9 cases gum, 4 qr.-caska wine, 10 packages sundry merchandise. Iswabd Coastwise.—Ellen, cutter, I'rom Manaia, with 11,000 feet sawn timber; South Carolina, cutter, from Great Barrier, with 40 tons firewood; Lee, cutter, from Tfaihcke, with 40 tons firewood. Outward Coastwise. —Ellen, cutter, for Mamia; Lee, cutter, for'Waiheke. Mr. Adam Cairns, an old resident of this city, returns by the s.s. Te Anau, after three years' absence. Mr. Cairns came from England to Sydney in the Orient Co.'a s.s. Pctosi. The Sydney Daily Tdcqruph of the oth .inat. says : —" A complimentary dinner was given by Mensrs. Cairns and Nowton, two of the passengers by tho Orient steamer Potosi, to the captain and officers at Compagnoni'a cafe last evening. All the officers were present. Captain Carey, of the Union Company's steamer Te Anau, ana Mr. Doherty, recently purser of tho s.s. Rotomahana, were visitors. After the usual formal toasU had been disposed of the health of Messrs. Cairns and Newton was drunk with cheera, and that of the captain and officers of the Potosi was similarly honoured, to ■which the chief officer, Mr. "Wylie, responded. Altogether a very pleasant evening was spent." The barque Glimpse sailed from Newcastle for Auckland on the 31st July, with 434 tons coal, 899 felloes, 870 spekes, and 7 pairs shafts. The schooner Coral Queen reaohed Levuka on the 12th July. The ».s. Glenolg steamed for Tauranga at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Union S.S. Co.'s ».s. Waitaki returned from Taurangj yesterday morning, and left again for Ruisell at 5 p.m. The Union S.S. Co.'a e.i. Tβ Anau arrived from Kusiell shortly befere noon yesterday. She steams for Gisborne, South, and Melbourne at 12 o'clock to-day. Messrs. Henderson and Macfarlfme notify thai an average bond upon the cargo of the brigantino Lina, lies at their office for signature by consignees. The «.s. Bangatira is announced to leave Onehunga for Seutbern ports to-day at 1 o'clock.