SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6066, 27 April 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

RtoH Water, to-day.—Auckland 0.43 — 5.12 jraniilcAH 8.4.5 ~— J * Son.—JUses, 5.42 ;"sets. 5.15 Moon.-New, 28th, 10.3 p.m.

ARRIVALS. City of Sydney, P.M. s.s Dearborn from ) Sydney. Passengers :-Gibin. for Auckland : Bady Gordon, Miss Gordon, 2 children and 2 nurses, Captain Kuollys, MUsßevers Messrs. F S. Kern, G. Harrison, A. Worrmuli, W. C. W. BarteU, S.W. Cooke, J. SUtter, C. &I. Cuhtiff F. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. G. Deffell, and Mr i>l. Wauuer. Cabin, for San Francisco : Hon T. W. Brookes, Messrs. K. E. O. H. Aileyne, D. A. Sibtborp, O. ICelvey Mrs. M. Bucidoy, Messrs. N. T. Imbanlt, P. Liinel, F. Martin, Dr. Mackintosh, Me33rs. F. W. Howard, K. Eomo, F. Boimlil, Hon. T. King, aliases M. and R. King, Messrs. A. W. aiarshali, J. SutherlanJ, Mesd.Miios Colo, Conklin, Barkley and child, Messrs. F. L'jngraire, T. Jtclutyra, J. Sluitz, F. Berkley, C. TAvingaton, A. Van- _, z«.noc, B. Richardson, Ura. Oranville and T. Kudall, Miss Zimmermnn, Mr. Paul Rogers, Mrs. Durrant, Messrs. J. Balfour, A. Reid, \V. "W. Colo, J. D. Evan*, Mrs. Stevena, Messrs. F. Lommens, J. Conklin, J. Adams, Baron Litfcleanger, Me3sr3. G. Goodloe, G. Dunbar, O. Oumou, D. Kennedy, Ferdinand Arraellini, Mrs. Foley and child, Mr. :<ud Mrs. Vivian and child, Mr. and Mrs. L. B = 'an, Mesarj. G. B. Murdock, T. A. Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. i-. D. Davis, Means. A. T. Sehleicher, J. Scott, Rev. K. S. Casely, Mies A. Austin, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Bylandand child. Messrs. G. McGlasion, O. D. Stevena, W. Cook. W. 0.-gan, F. Livingston, W. O'Dale, J. Campbell, VV. Woods, Count Kosebud, F. Meredith.—T. T. Gamble, agent. Oamaru, brigantine, Short, fiotn Dunedtn.— Ooupland and Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., fr*tn Kusaell.— A. McGregor, agent. . Mercury, cutter, Yatea, from Tainia.— ketch, Williams, frem Whangiroa.—fllaster, agent. DEPARTURES. Citf of Sydney, P.M. s.s., Dearborn, for Honoiiulu and San Francisco. Passengers : — • Oabin : Mesdamos J. S. Graham and child and Chambers, Miss Williams, Bishop Moran, Revs. M. M. Thompson, Alexander Reid, and C. M. Pyui Messrs. E. Harrow, P. E. Warburfcon, S. and J. W. Carr, Thorai3 Nunnerley, George Williamson, C. J. Hutchinson, Hector Duff, Chambers (2), H. Williams, H. Dove, J. C. CcftwforO, George Herbert, William Elowie, Heury Vernon, J. W. Welsh, Peter Fraser, H. -4.. Bruce, Wynu Williams, Eykyn, Master W. Coates. Steerage : Mary Jane and Rachel Nixon, Margaret Jensen a»d two children, Mr. and. Mrs. McGuinness and four children, Messrs. John Lambert, T. ' Carlon, J. Johnson, Frederick Johnson, A.'.Cohen, D. Loomes, and 33 from Lyttelton.— T. T. Gamble, agent. ' Wellington, s.s., Farqubar, for Taurauga.— A. McGregor, agent. • ' ■ Fingal. s.s., Norri3, for Mercury Bay.—A. McGregor, agont. : ; : -•...-■ : Glenelg, 3.5., Crawford, for Whangarei.—A. McGregor, agent. ,-.. . . ■ .--.■.- • Pearl, Isatch, Reunie, for Rarotonga. Passenger : Mr. J. E. Brown.—A. Heather, agent. . Sybil, achooner, Sinclair, for Tahiti and Raro-tonga-Pasaeriger—Mr. P. K. Thompson— L. l>. Nithau and Co., ageats. ' ENTERED INWARDS.- ■ ' • : Start, cutter, 27 tons,Williamson, from Whangaroa, with 23,400 ft. timber. 1 • : ■:■■::• ... : Bessy, butter, 21 tons, McDonald/ from Ken-: nedy's Biy, with 22,Q00ffc. timber. -.-. ,-; ■■ ..City of Sydney, s.s., 3016 tonSjpaarborn, from . Sydney. . : , : ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■'.■■■ ; Fanny Kelly, ketch,. 35 tons, Williams, from. Whangaroa,' with' 27,653 ft.' timber arid '8500 aSiingloa; '■'■' . . '. ' ; ' ' '"'-'",, Oimaru, brigantine, 156 tons, Short, from' Dunedtn. : '•. - ;: '' : " ' • •'•'■ ',',"' ; ' • Looh Dao, barque,: 700 toas, Blaok, from London. ' . ; ■ "' '■■■■• ■ -.Superior, barque, ,483 tons, Laraaon, from Uew York, via Adelaide. ~- ...!■• • ■■ .Linda VVeber, brigantine, 114 tons, Bell, from Oamaru. • , •■ ... ... . ". Miircury, cuttor, 30 ton 3. Yates, from'Tairua, with 23,840 ft. timber and 90 bundles laths. ENTERED OUTWARD 3. : Clan3mau, brigantine, for Newcastle. : CLEARED OUTWARDS. • Start, cutter, 27 tons, Williamson, for Whangaroa. ■■;.:■ • Magic, cutter, 30 tons, Dowd, for Mercury Bay. ■ - Saucj Kate, schooner, 40 tons, Lewis, for Whangarei. Fingal, s.h., 22 tons, Norris, for Mercury Buy. Slercnry, cutter, 30 tons, Yates, for Tairua. City of Sydney, 5.a.,'3016 tons, Dearborn, for Honolulu and San Francisco. IMPORTS. Per btigantine Oamaru, from Dunedin : 1609 sacks oats, 185 sacks oatmeal, 30 sacks pearl barley. 400 sacks, 50 1001b. bags, LOO 501b. bags flour, 7 sacks pollard, 80 sacfej bran, 39 sacks bonea. 200 sa.ck3 flour, 50 half sacks flour, 100 quarter sacks flour, 20 sacks pearl barley, 60 sacks oatmeal, ISO sacks bran, 500 sacks oats, T. H. Hall and Co. Per Loch. Dee; 1 case Motley s -winter hosiery, gloves, and fingering wool, 6 packages linoleums and oilcloths, J. M. McLachlan. 20 ton 3 fencing wire, 50 tons salt, 4 cases galvanised iron, 500 boxes candlee (D.Jtt. J.), 19 casks nitrate of soda, 10 casks 50 drums linseed oil, 5 ciaks colza, oil, 21 sheets lead, W. S. ' Laurie. Per a.s. Staffa, from Opotiki: 60 bags Opotiki poia.too3. John Raid and Co. Es Superior, from New York : 100 balee 1 washboards, 12 cases scythe-stones, 42 cases ' lawn-mowers, 4 racks handlee for lawn-mowers, 1 case planes, 2 cases brace 3, Ghhds. pumps, 1 case bill-hookS; 124 cylinder churns, 14 cases wringors, 12 cases axe handles, 6 cases boys' handles, 5 oases half-handles, 4 cases pick handles, 3 cases sledge handles, 2 case 3 hammer handles, 2 cases adze handles, 1 case tomahawk haudles, 6 cases broom handles, 2 cases fork, handles, 4 cases scythe handles, 18 cases Fairbank's weighing-machines, 5 cases Washita stanes, 2 cases Washita slips, 1 case screw ship augers, 3 cases mattocks, 5 cases boys' j axes, 4 cases shingling hatchets, 2 cases lathing hatchets, 1 ease claw hatchets, 12 cases aie-pattera hatchets, 1 case one-man saw?, 8 cases hand aawa, 2 cases wood saws, 3 case 3 hammers, 5 cases chisels, 1 case drawing knives, 13 oa3es liwn mowers, 1 case weeders, 27 cases grindstone fittings, 1- case angular boring ma- j cMnC3,I case gate hinges, 1 case Eureka air ! pistols, 1 case Excelsior air rifles, 3 cases wrenches, 16 cases and packages harrows, 6 C3.3C5 patent fan mills, 2 cases sausmge stuffers, 3 oases meat cutters. 1 case twine boxes, 12 cases carriage bolts, 11 casks combined lanterns, 2 cisca leather belt, 1 case laces, 47 cases general goods, 19 cases granite ironware, 3 cases bird cages, 5 cases lampware, 5 casks lampware, 11 casks lamp chimneys, 1 ca3e locks, T. and S. Morrin, Queen-street. 210 ash oars, 5 casks blocks, 1 case mast hoops, W. S. Laurie. EXPORTS. ; Per 3.3. City of Sydney, for Honolulu and San Francisco. For Honolulu: 262 sacks, 240 gunnies potatoes, 40 sacks oats, 1 parcel bookaFor San Francisco: 1 case greenstone, 1 case plants, 1 case natural history specimens, 10 eases gum. : Inwahds Coastwise.—Blanche, s.a., from Puhoi; Perseverance, schooner, from Waiheke ; Slai'y Ann, cutter, for Mahurangi; Pukapuka, bilge, from Omaha, with 21,000 feet baulk timber; Half-caste, cutter, from Tairua, with 41 cases, 78 bags gum ; Four Sisters, cutter, from Patau:'., with 14,000 feet timber. Outwards CoAsrwwE.—Blanche, s.e., for Wade ; Perseverance, schooner, for Sandspit: Mary Ann, cutter, for Mahurangi; Pukapuka, barge, for Omaha; Four Sisters, cutter, for Patana ; Bessy, cutter, for Kennedy's Bay. The agent of the brigantine Roderick Dhu notifies that all goods impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at the consignees' expense. A. notice to consignees of cargo by the barque Superior, from New York, uppoara in our adTortiaement. columns. Mr. Charles Bailey expects to get the Anne Milbank floated this week. The vessel is not much, injured.

Messrs. Black, t).ivie3, and Co., of Christchurch, notify that the brignutiue Seabird is loading at Lyttelton for this port, and will sail on the 29th inst. ■ The brig Vision left Melbourne for this port on the 19th instant. The s.s. Wellington arrived from Russell yesterday morning with six passengers. She left again for Tauranga at 5 p.m. The schooner Sissy, bound for Suva, arrived at Mercury Bay on Sunday morning. The B.s. Gleno!g steamed for Whangarei at 5 p.m. yesterday. It will be a source of disappointment to many to learn that the Loch Dee does not load here for Hoaie, but will proceed to Lyttelton to load with grain. The ageut and captain only learned yesterday that sho had been previously ohartered in Lindon. As far as nppearances indicate, the next ship for London will probably be the Peru. The ship Fernglen arrived at Graveaend on March 9 th, from this port. The Siim Mendel, from Melbourne, arrived at I Graveaend on March Sth. The Orient s.s. Ligima, which left London on March 4th for Australian porta, brings the following passengers for Auckland: Messrs. J. H... A. E., and Roland Nicholls, and Mr. and Mrs. Stevens and child. The tonnage loading on the berth it London ou March 10, for India, China, and the Cape of Good Hope, amounted to 37,894 tons, and for Australia and Now Zoalnnd to 44,613 tons. Messrs. Staley, Ridford, and Co. quote rates from London to Auckland : Kough measurement, 353 ; fine, 40a ; liquids, 55s ; weight, 30s ; cement, 5a per caak ; beer, 10d per dozen ; salt, 30s. The Coronilla, from London for this port, was spoken on February 27, in 31/ N 19 , W. The Zaalandia, ship, from Otago, whilst towing up tho River Tharae3 on March 1, ran ashore north side of Barking Reach, while trying to avoid collision. She was floated off the following morning, and docked ia the East India Dock. The Ocein Ranger, from Lyttelfcon, arrived at Cape Town on Blarch 4, leaky. The Chaudiere, from Hawko's Bay, arrived in London, feports having collided with a. steamer name unknown, off the Goodwin at 3 a.m., on [ March 6, when the former received damage to head gear. . The Famenoth, from Melbourne, arrived in London, reports :—Experienced very heavy ■weather on December 3, 4, and 5, in latitude 49-35 S, longitude 177"50 W. At 4 p.m., December 4, shipped a very heavy sea, which smashed both boats, &c, forward beams, water tanks, and other things about the decks. On March 1, the Algoa Eay, a beautifullymodelled sailing ship, registering 1100 tons, and classed 100 Al at Lloyd's, was launched at Greenock by Messrs. Russell and Co. Sho will form one of Messrs. Hatiield, Cameron, and Co.'a well-known "Bay" line sailing ships, and will load at Glasgow for Wellington. The following are the vessels which were on the berth at London for this port on March 11, and the dates they entered outward :—Dunkold, 1005 tons, February 26; Famenoth, 983 tons, . March 8; Halcvone, 843 tons, February 7; jLochDoou, 786 tons, February 1. The passengers booked on March 11th per ■ Me3sra; Shaw, Savill and Co.'a Halcione, (Capt. Parker) to leave London March 15th for Auckland wore : —Saloon: David Hutchison, Bird. Hutchison, Barbara, Robert, James, Kate, . Storey, Isabel, Maggio, Tom, and James Hntchi■fion, A. C. Smyth, Elizabeth Smyth, Thomas H. Swayne, Robert E. Jackinan, John Mountaine, OharlesT Blomfield, and S. Hollyer. : Second cabin : F. P. Percivel, Rev.- C. 0. Baker; Mrs. Grace Baker, Eleanor M., Geo. H. D., and Nor O. Baker, Miss S. Louch, Mrs. Halliwell, Samuel A., and Anaie Beewick... ; Steerage : 'Catherine Brandon, .Geo. Johnston, OF. S. Mi ! Hankin, Donald ' Scott, J. Browni Elizabeth, : Nellie, and W. C. Wood, Elizabeth Mace, Ro-

ibert, Ann J.,' Anna 8., and Mabel F. right, ;A. A. Partridge, E. and Edward BraVo. ' ' .'_ /