SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6146, 29 July 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■* Hsen WATBtt, tu-day.—Auckland 8.30 — 8.48 „ i, ,i Manukas 1120 — 1141 Sun.—Kises, 7.4 ; sots, 6.7 Moosr.- ffirst quarter, August 3, 4.21 p m. AKRITAL3, ' Glenelg, s.s., Fiirquhar, from Tauranga. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Jlesdamos Viokery, Butt, Blick, and Worster, Mise Busst, Kev. Mr. Jordan and son, Judge Symonds, Judge Puokoy, Messrs. Jordan, Henshaw, Grey, Betts, Merrick, Gulliver, Jamos, Austin, Smith, Collins, Clark, Pierce, Pope, and four natives. —A. McGregor, agent. Oamille, brignntino, Craig, from New York. Passengers : Mrs. Craig and two children.—H. P. Barber, agent. Reliance, ketch, Lawson, from Whangarei.— Blaster, agent. ■ Onward, schooner, Smith, from Lyttelton. — M. Nioco!, agent. Norval, schooner, McLiver. from Norfolk I«land. Passenger: Mr. D. Nicholson.—Master, agent. Argyla, e.e., Crawford, from Whangarci. , Passengers : Mesdame3 McKay, Matthews, Miss Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Messrs. Fairbum, Oolman, Barnes, Riiney, Matthews, Blackmore, McDonald, Rer. McLennon, four others, and three steerage.—A. McGrogor, agent. Leo, outtor, Oollings, from Whaugarei.— Master, ageut. DEPARTURES. Kotorua, s.s., Tozer, for Melbourne, via Southern ports. Passengers : Mesdames Browdon nnd Dargaville, Misses Cousins, Kingsford, I and Kinjsford, Messrs. J. T. Morinan, J. Fitzsymoiis. Starkey, Dewes, C. F. Stovin, J. T. Martin, and J. D. Macpherson,—Union S.B. Co., agents. Santa Cruz, ketcb, Ayres, for Suva. Passengers : Messrs. W. W. and H. Wilson, B. Roberts. W. Flowerday, and T. Bovan.—W. TV. Batt, agent. Glenelg, s.a., Farquhar, for Tauranga.—A. McGregor, agent. ENTERED INWARD. Chriitina, schooner, 59 tons, Eranson, from Russell, with 86 tons coal. : Reliance, ketcb, 65 tons, Lawaon, from Wha- , ngarei, with 100 tone coal. KriambiMa, schooner, 36 tons, Bathurst, from Whangarou, with 31,500 feet sawn timber and 27 hides and skins. ' Camilla, hrigantine, 221 tons, Craig, from New York. Leo. cutter, 32 tons, Collins, from Whangarei, with 55 tons Kamo coal. Koaa., sohooner, 92 tons, McKenzie, from Lyttelton. ENTERED OUTWARD, ilapido, barque, for New York, CLEARED OUTWARD. . Ansdoll, barque, 280 tons, Brown, for Whangarei. Christina, schooner, 59 fons, Branson, for Kusaell. Eriemhilda, schooner, 36 tons, Bathurst, for Whangaroa. Santa Cruz, ketch, 92 tons, Ayres, for Suva, Rotorua, 8.3., 576 tons, Tozsr, for Poverty Bay. IMPORTS. Per brigantine Camille, from New York : 3000 oasos kerosene oil, 2 cases axle grease, 152 barrels resin, 65 cases agricultural implements,: 56 cases hardware, 70 cases axes, 13 cases nails, 4 cases forges, 2 cases shovels, 2 cases scales, (5 casks pumps, G7 coils wire, 1 case axles, 139 cases chairs, 53 cases handles, 6 cases book-cases, 1 case perambulators, 50 cases casings, 100 bundles washboards, 122 oars, 2 cases shaderollers, 1 case wheels, 2 cases mattrasses, 100 cases eareaparilla, 33 eases manufactured tobacco, 40 cisks seed, 13 packages drags, 25 cases emulsion, 80 cases merchandise, 2 cases envelopes, 4 packages rubber, 2 packages belting, 2 cases Ramples, 1 case dry goods, 1 case circulars, 1 lumber truck. • 12 cisaa Rogers' fretwork saws, 1 case alluminium pencil cases.—M. Levy and Co.

Per schooner Norval, from Norfolk Islaud : —30 tons guauo, 200 bunches bananas. Per achoouer Onward, from Lyttelton :- CB2 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks bran, 140 bags flour, 5 cases bacon, C cases and 55 10030 cheeses. EXTORTS. Per s.s. Rotorua, for Melbourne via .Southern ports :—For Napier : 17 bars iron, 10 bars eteel, 11 bags oysters, 6 boxes nnd 72 half-boxe3 soap, 10 sacks cocoanuts, 25 boxes tea, 7 oases books, 35 cases oranges, 77 packages, 20 qr.-casks, 150 drums, 10 barrels, 60 bales. For Wellington: IGO bunches bananas, 5 sacku peanuts, 5 sacks cocoanuts, 12 s:\ck3 oysters, 25 kegs casings, 120 cases salmon, 5 cases glucose, 32 parcels sundries. For Lyttellon: 14 bags cocoanuts, 10 cases of hematite, 16 sacks oysters, 31 bundles sacks, 10 bags peanuts, 5 boxos cigars and tobacco, 2i packages sundries. For Dunedin :20 empty cases, 7i sacks peanuts, 25 oases sauce, 24 cases hardware, 4 sacks oysters, 8 case 3 peaches, 30 bales hops, 500 cases salmon, 20 cases canned goods, 20 packages sundries. For Mel bourne : 10 bags oyeters, 29 bags coffee, i caae3 matches.

Per ketch Santa Cruz, for Suva : 56,000 feet giwn timber, 160 live sheep, 50 kegs blasting powder, 1 cask fuze.

XKV7ASD Coastwise. —Totara,- barge, from Whangaroa, with 21,900 feot eawn timber; Morning Light, cutter, from Cabbage Bay, with 10,000 feet timber; South Carolina, cutterj from. Barrier,-with 48 tons firewood.

Outward Coastwise.—Totara, barge, for Pott Charles ; Morning Light, cutter, for Cab^ " -bilge Bay; South Carolina, cutter, for Barrier. ~:. The s.s. Argyle arrived from Whangarei ; about 9 o'clock last night with the following cargo :—65 eacks gum, 40 hides, 6 bundles skins, 6 cases drapery, 8 boxes poultry, 20 brace game, G boxes eggs, 4 oases cheese, t> oases lemons, and , 16 packages sundries. The Argyle returns to Whangarei at 5 p.m. to-day. , The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. Kotorua left for Melbourne, via Southern ports, at 11 n.m. yesterday.

The Northern S.S. Co.'s time-table for August appears in our advertisement columns. In future the trips to Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonni will be performed by the Glenelg and Wellington, each taking alternate weeks.

The B.s. Glenolg arrived from Tnuranga yesterday morning. She bronght 303 sacks maize, 3 pigs, and about 5 tons sundries. The Glenelg returned thither at 5 p.m. I Tho schooner Onward arrived from Lyttelton yesterday afternoon. Captain Smith reports :— Left on'the 18th July, with wind S.E.; .moderate till 8 p.m., when the wind increased to a heavy gale from the S., with rain and thick weathsr; at 9 a.m. blew away the squaresail, compelling as to heave-to; at 6 p.m. the same day bore away again. On the afternoon of the 20th wore obliged to come-to again for wind and i;ea. On the morning of the 21st, the wind and iiea going down, bore away for. the E*st Cape. On the 22ud moderate weather, with westerly winds uutil our arrival in port. A notice to consignees of cargo appears in our advertisement columns. .

The brigantino Camille arrived from NeV York yentorday morning, after a passage of 115 days. The master reports that she left New York on the 4th of April last, and during the Toyage ha 3 encountered some very dirty weather. A. notice to consignees of cargo appears in our advertising columns. Captain Craig will not bs responsible for debts contracted by any of liis crew without authority. i The s.s. Oreti has been placed on the trade between this port and Giabbrne and Napier. A. notico relative thereto appears in our advertising columns. .

The achooner Nerval arrived from the Islands, via Noumea and Norfolk Island, yesterday afternoon. Captain McLiver reports:—Left Norfolk Island on the 18th of July, with wind at we3t. On the 21st of Jnly had a very Heavy gale from the S.W., with very confused sea on, it lasted till the evening of the 23rd of •July, when it moderated down to fine S.T7. and V?. winds till arrival.

Captain McLiver, of the Norval, supplies the following :—The missionary achooner Southern Cross arrived at Norfolk Island from Auckland on the Bth of July, and left again for the Islands on the 12ch of July; also, the schooner Opotild arrived on the 3rd of July, from Auckland, and was at the Island loading for Noumea when the Norval left. Ta» weather at Norfolk Island has been very bad for the last month. '.■•.■'.

I LAUNCHING OF THE S.S. MCGREGOR. The s.s. McGregor, built to the order of the partnership of gentlemen now merged into the Northern S.S. Co. by Messrs. McCallum and McQaarrio, was launched yeeterday morning, at 8.30 o'clock, in the presence of a large conconrse of spectators. She glided off the stocks into her future sphere beautifully, increasing her speed gradually, as if hastening to enjoy an anticipated pleasure. As she began to move Mrs. D. B. Cruickshank broke a bottle of champagne on her bow, and named her the McGregor. She was built specially for trading between OnenungA and Waitara, is of shallow draught, and about the samo eize Glcnoig. Her dimensions are: Keel. 333 ft. Gin.; overall, 140 ft.; breadth overall, 21ft. Oin.; depth of hold, 9ft. The engine is a compound surface "condensing on<>, 50 h. p. nominal, indidicating*23o h. p. She is now in the hands of Messrs. Fraser and Thine, and is expected to be ready for sea about a month hence. A fuller description of the vessel will be given on a future occasion. PORT OF ON El IUNG A. DEPARTURES. Rowena, s.s., Amodeo, for Waitara. Passengers : Miss Pethy, Messrs. Holywood, Bristow, Robinson, and 3 steerage.—A. Barnes, agent. . Lalla Rookh, s.s., Robertson, for Raglan and "Waitara. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Horsey and family (3), and two others.—Waller and Co., agents. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Rowena, for Waitara: 20 gnnnies sugar, 13 half-chests, and 10 boxes tea, 22 boxes cindloi, 35 esses spirits, 4 cases iron, 10 bars steel, 2 casks and 3 drams oil, 13 bales tow, 83 bags bnnedust, 23 cases and 3 bales drapery, 1 bale bags, 7 pulleys, 3 coils rope, 55 pieces timber, 6 packages joinery, and 79 cases and packages sundry merchandise. Pers.e. Lalla Rookh:—For Raglan : 110 bags flour, 14 packages sugar, 8 cases kerosene, 10 cases spirits, 12 bass salt, 14 boxes soap, i cases glass, 8 boxes candles, 1631 feet timber, 1 anchor, and 89 packages sundries. For Waitara : 55 mats sugar, 30 sacks boncdust, 6 cases beer, 22 empties, 10 bags lirae, 1 qr.-cask whisky, 10 boxes candles, and 50 packages sundry merchandise. The s.s. Rowena left on Wednesday afternoon for Waitara. She will probably return from thence some time to-day,, and is advertised to leave for Hokianga, at 1 p.m. to-morrow. The s.s. St. Kildais expected to arrive from Waoganui early this morning. She ia announced to return thither at noon to-day. The B,i. Lalla Rookh steamed for Waitara, via Baglan, at S a.m. yesterday, with a full general cargo. She is announced to return thither nt noon to-morrow, and on Monday will sail for Waitara at the same hour.