SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6054, 13 April 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Htaa WiTEE, 5.51 ■_ 6.15 au'w.—Ris'k 8.28 "seta. 5.33 Moon.—Ml, l«h, 11.20 p.™. AEBIYAtS. Glenelg, 8.3., Farquhar, from Russell.—A. McGregor, agent. Sea Breeze, schooner, aylva, from RusselL— Master, agent DEPARTURES. Hero, 8.9., Logan, for Melbourne and Newcastle, via. Hokitika. Passengers : Messrs. \V. Aitken, J. B. Cash, and Dunn and son.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Argyle, 3.5., Crawford, for "Whangarei.—A, McGregor, agent. Gleuelg, 8.5., Farquhar, for Tauranga.—A, McGregor, agent. Finga.l, a.*., Norris, for Mercury Bay.—A, McGregor, agent. Eleanor, cutter, Gomez, for Tairua,—Master, agent. -Albion, a.a., Sinclair, for Ruasoll.—Union .U.S. Co., agents. Leo, cutter, Oliver, for Mercury Bay.—Master agent. Ruby, schooner, Lambert, for Russell.— Master, agent. ENTBRED INWARDS. Lizzie, cutter, 39 tons, Magerney, fron: Whangapoua, with 30,331 feet timber. Reward, schooner, 40 tons, Anderson, fron Whangarei, with 40 tone coal, 6 tons gum, anc 5000 feet timber. ENTERED OUTWARDS. Bunnockburn, brigautine, for Newcastle. Loong&na, barque, for Hobart. Look-Out, brigantine, for Sydney, via Kai para. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Glimpsa, barque, 335 tons, Norris, for Hono lulu, via Kusaell. _ Albion, 5.8., 597 tone, Sinclair, for Russell. Lizzie, cutter, 39 tons, Magerney, for Wha ngapoua. Columbia, schooner, 46 tons, Conway, foi KaegelL Fin gal, e.s., 22 tons, Norris, from Slercurj Bay. Blsinoro, schooner, 36 tons, Stephens, foi lairua. Edith, sohooner, 63 tons, Hughes, for Tonga IMPORTS. Ex Albion: 70 cases jam, 50 cases applet Brown, Barrett, and Co. 137 sacks rys grass seed, G. S. Jakins. 12 qr.-oheats orange pekoe tea, 12 qr.-chest gunpowder tea, 10 half-chests congou tea, 41 bags No. 1 extra rice, Brown, Barrett and Co. EXPORTS. Per schooner Edith, for Tonga :—l7 case olarot, 10 cases sherry, 50 cases geneva, 10 case ginger wine, 16 caees brandy, 7 cases whisky, ' qr.-casks rum, 2 cases lime juice cordial, I cues sardines, 5 case 3 sweetened spirits, 5 keg: and 2 cases butter, 5 kegs butter, 22 case: bottled beer, 20 boxes tea, 20 cases oysters, 21 oases kerosene, 2 cases snrsaparilla, 1 packagi tobacco, 105 mats eugar, 1 case cigars, 14 case! preserves, 1 case drapery, 1 truss, 25 kegs sal oeef, 23 kegs salt pork, 10 cases fuit, 20 boxe soap, 100 tins and 6 sacks flour, J ton onions, i ions potatoes, 5 cases canned fruit, 16 case: potted meats, 5 cases cordials, 2 cases bacon 209 tins and 6 cases biscuits, 5 cases cheese, : case hams, 1 package hops, 10 packages h&rd lrare, 4000 feet timber. Inwards Coastwise.—Morning Lis;ht, cutter frem Cabbage Bay, with 42 tons 6rewood, 9001 shingles, and 200 rails; Nancy, cutter, fron Thames, with 16,000 feet timber. • Outwards Coastwise.—Mahurangi, cutter for Awanui; Morning Light, cutter, for Cabbagi Bay ; Ghost, barge, for Orewa. The e.g. Argyle left for Whangarei at 5 p.m yesterday. The s.s. Glenelg" steamed for Tauranga at i o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Union S.S. Co.'a s.s. Albion is expectei to return from Russell to-morrow morning. Sh proceeds South at 8 p.m. the same day. . The German men-of-war Moeve and Habich did not leave for Samoa yesterday, but ari expected to sail at 8 o'clock this morning. The Union S.S. Co.'a s.s. Hero left for Mel bourne, via the West Coast, at 6 p.m. ycstet day. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. "Wellington ehouli arrive' from Tauranga at an early hour thi morning. She leaves for Whangarei and Rua sell at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The schooner Atlantic is announced to sail fo Lyttelton on Saturday. The barque Speedwell arrived at Sydne; from Kaipara March on 26th. The brig "Vision arrived at Melbourne fron Kaipara on March 30th, and the barque Welling ton on March 31st. The barque Estelle left Newcastle for thii - port on March 31st. The barque Superior sailed from Adelaide £o this port on Maroh 26tb. The s.s, Omeo, bo loug known in these colo nies, has been converted by her present owners Me3irs. Howard Smith and Sons, of Melbourne Sydney, and Adelaide, into a four-mastet barque-rigged sailing vessel. A barracouta, weighing lolbs., jumped cleat over the paddle-box on to the bridge of thi stoamor Lady Bo wen, when the ves3al was 2( miles south of the Burnett Heads. After thii tall jump the captive was duly served up "oi the cabin table."—Sydney paper. : The following i 3 a return of the navigation bj ■way of the Suez Uanal, in the month of January 18S1, and two preceding years :— : 1881. 1880. 1879. Ships ... 246 204 117 - Receipts 4,500,000f. 3,802,178f. 2,178,349f Expert! give as their opinion that the famom ateam yacht of the late Czar, tho Livadia, car never ba made fit to encounter the stormj weather that must be looked for in the oper ocean, owing to the undue strain resulting fron the special form of the hull belew watei (circular) and the enormously powerful engines Jl bottle was recently pioked up on the Mara Eion beach, Penzance, containing a piece o: paper, on which the following was written :— " The bottle containing this paper was throwi overboard from the Cunard steamer Palmyra oi the 11th July, 1880, in Ist. 51-23 N., and long 11'28 W. (dee west), 70 miles from Fastnel Rock,- to ascertain the set and rate of the cur rent in this part of the Atlantic, with the re qneat that whoever fiuda it will publish timt and place in some English newspaper.—Signed. Thomas Dderaut, Master, Palmyra (s.). Julj