SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6148, 1 August 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hiqh Watsr, ttMlay.—Auckland 10.8 — 10.21 I 1 », „. H Manukau 1.3 — 129 ; . Sujf.~Elsea. 7.2: «els» 5.9 Moon.— First quarter, 3rd, 4.21 p-m. ARRIVALS, . . Jolt 30. Josephine, schooner, Theefc, from Admiralty Island. Passengers: Messrs. Rose, C. Mason, and J. Mason.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. ' , Atalanta, schooner, Donovan, from Ngunguru.—Master, agent. Magic, cutter, Dowd, from Ngunguru* Master, agent. . Saucy Kate, schooner, Lewis, from >Ynangarei.—Joseph Craig, agent. . Eleanor, cutter, G*>me:c, froia Tairua. —Master, agent. . „ _ „ Venus, ketch, King, from Russell.—P. U. McKenzie, agent. • . Julia Pryce, schooner, Ohomones, irom Thames. —Master, agent. Fannie, cutter, Ricketts, from Whang&poua. —O. A* Harris, agent. . Opotiki, cutter, Neill, from Opotiki.— Master, agent. __ , Bessie, cutter, McDonald, from Kennedy Bay.—Master, agent. - lona, s.s., Stephenson, from Rus3ell and Northern ports. Passengers : — Mesdames Leighton, Stichbury, Hodge, and Spikeman, Miss Hickton, Messrs. Stewart, M. Kingstord, J. Witt, G. Garrett, A. Spikeman, J. H. .Salmon, J. Nicholson, J. Sutherland, J. Malone, Revs. Messrs. Goro and Johnston, and ten in the steerage.—Ac McGregor, agent. Glenelg, s.s., Farquhar, from Tauranga. Passengers :—Mesdames Courtney and Oliver, Misses Leech and Greaves, Messrs. Jamieson, Griffiths, Ottoway, Haig, Harris, Hargreaves, Brown, Rice, Taylor, Holland, Sargent, and Masters Brabeat (2). —A, McGregor, agent. Joly 3L b * Borealis, schooner, McKenzie, from Lyttelton. —Master, agent. ' ■ Fanny Kelly, ketch, from Whangaroa.—Master, agent. Ashmore, ship, * Whitmore, from Lor Owen and Graham, agents.

DE .! AiSijftES. 3vn 30. ' fsUuJ Lily, Bchooner, Cooper, for Chatham islard. Passengers : Messrs. J. F. Denton, Williaia Cass, James Parker, and S natives. — Miiter, agent. m Ansdell, barque, Brown, for Whangaroa. — atone, Bros., agent. ■ Hannah Mokau, s.s., McCarthy, for Waitara. —Waller and Co., agents. Christina, schooner, Evanson, for Russell. Master, agent. . . Lancashire Lass, cutter, Austin, for Tauranga.—Master, agent. Lizzie, cutter, Megerney, f«r Mercury Bay via Whangamata.—Master, »gent. Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathurst, forWhangaroa.r—Master, agent. Kuby, schooner, Lambert, for RusaelL —Master, agent. . ENTERED INWARD. . Magic, cutter. 30 tons, Dowd, from Ngnjiguru, with 21,300 feat timber. Atalanta, schooner, 31 tons, Donovan, from Ngunguru, with 20,258 feet timber. Saucy Kate, schooner, 40 ton?, Lewis, from Whangarei, with 60 tons coal. CLEARED OUTWARD. Magic, cutter, 30 tons, Dowd, for Ngunguru. Adah, ketch, 29 tons, Maders, for Whangarei. Zillah, ketch, 35 tons, Jones, for Thames, with 300 sacks oats. Hannah. Mokau, s.s., 37 tons, McCarthy, for Waitara.

IMPORTS. Per ship Ashmore, from London: Plain cottons, £2120; coloured cottons, £1510; printed cottons, £2560; woollens and worsteds, £740; flannels, £20 ; linen in bales, £290; linen ill oases, £190; cottons and woollens, £990; waterproof and indiarubber goods, £60 ; ribbons, £90; millinery, £790; hosiery, £605; haberdashery, £4690; umbrellas, £790; apparel, £4620 ; blankets, £90; carpets and rugs, £60 ; toilet and table covers, £50; counterpanes, £10; felt hats and caps, £960; dressed leather, £130; wrought leather, £180 ; eaddlery, £170; floorcloth, £70; sewing machines, £60; lucifers, jJSI; vestas, £260; agricultural implements, £70; rails and general machinery £280; hooks, £50; paper, 33cwt.; stationery, £140; paper-hangings, £450; upholstery, £100; piano 3, £650; corks, £60; perfumery, £60; printing materials, £120; tobacco-pipes, clay, £10; tobacco-pipes, other sorts, £40; gunpowder, OOcwt.; hardware and cuttlery, £900; bar and rod iron, 4 tons; sheet iron, 1 ton; galvanised iron, 3 tons; tin plates, SI boxes; iron nails, 5 tons; wire and wire ropo, 6 ton 3; linseed oil, 4720 gallons; rape oil, 240 gallons; turpentine, 50 gallons; varnish, £40; paint colours, £710; pitch and tar, 10 barrels; foreign window-glass, 30 cases; chin.% and earthenware, £370; bran and flour bags, £23; canvas, £460; cordage, £40; lines and twines, £40; cement, 3733 barrels; brandy, in bulk, 110 gallons; brandy, in case, 480 gallons; rum, 1470 gallons; geneva, 1300 gallons; British spirits {in bulk), 1990 gallons ; British spirits (in case), 300 gallons; red wine, 400 gallons ; white wine, 220 gallons; beer (glass). 109 barrels; preserved fish, not rated, £60; sardines, £172; assorted oilmen's stores, £1174; foreign salad oil, 50 gallons; pepper and spices, 4cwt.; cocoa, 30cwt.; nuts, 6cwt.; mustard, £90; starch, £45; vermicelli and maccaroni, oewt.; soda bicarbonate, 20cwt.; ash and potash, 1 ton; candles, 451cwt.; soap, 39cwt.; carraway seed, oswt.; glucose and saccharum, 65cwt.; confectionery and peel, £169; sulphate copper, 10cwt.; saltpetre, lOcwt.; tartaric acid, 7cwt.; cream tartar, 3cwt.; condensed milk, £249; cornflour, £59: total declared value, £37,000. Per schooner Josephine from Admiralty Island: 60 tons guano and 40 bunches bananas.

EXPORTS. Per s.s. Hannah Mokan, for Waitara : 4 packages Bashes, 18 bandies mouldings, 8 kegs 1 box empties, and 25 tons coal, : Ikwabd COAsrwX3E. —Like Superior, barge, from Pakiri, with 28,000 feet baulk timber, and 43,000 shingles. Outwahd Coastwise.—Lake Superior, barge, for Pakiri. A notice to consignees of cargo by the barque Ashmore, from London, appears in oar advertisement columns. The vessel will enter in at the Customs at 10 o'clock this morning. Captain Whitmore will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his crew without his written authority. The s.s. lona arrived from Russell and Northern ports on Saturday morning with the following cargo : 87 cases and sacks gum, 33 hides, 3 kits fish, 12 cases oil, 12 parcels. She returns thither at 5 o'clock this afternoon. The s.s. Glenelg arrived from Tauranga on Saturday morning. She retains thither at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

The schooner Josephine arrived from the Admiralty Islands on Saturday morning after a passage of eight days. The master reports: Strong southerly with occasional rain squalls were .experienced during the voyage. The brigantine Ada C. Owen is loaded, nnd the barque Freetrader is loading at Whangarea.

The barque Stag has arrived at the Thames from Newcastle.

The s.s. Oreti is announced to sail for Gisborne and Napier to-morrow. ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ASHMORE, FROM LONDON. Messrs. Shaw, Saville, and Co.'s ship Ashmore arrived from London yesterday, 93 days from port to port, or 87 days from land to land. The Ashmore is 1099 tons, and was built at Pert Glasgow by Mr. Henry Reid, _ for the Australian and New Zealand trade, in 1877. Sho was signalled as a barque, there being now no yards on the mUen mast, the sails therefor having been carried away three weeks ago, and no opportunity of repairing presented itself. She bring* 46 passengers, all in good health, and comfortable and cheery looking. None of the officers have visited this pert previously. Dr. Evans is the-medical officer. : Having a quantity of gunpowder on board, theAikmore anchored at the Powder Ground, Tho suiter could only spare time to furnish the

following brief report of the passage when onx I reporter mi on board :—"On Menday, 2nd May, the pilot left the ship offthe Start, and on j Tuesday we were abreast of the lizard. Nothing remarkable occurred until the Equator was reached —26th May. Had fair S.E. trades which were lost in 30 9. Experienced light wiodß thence to the Cape, -which was passed in 4i S. -52 days out. Had atroDg gales of wind from thence to Tajmania, averaging 220 miles a day for 25 days. Bounded Taamaiua 78days out. Thence to North Cape had light northerly winds. Sighted the Three Kings 87 days out. Lost two gaffs ID gales of wind, and have had no sails in the mizzen for three weeks.