SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6150, 3 August 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

:: ; Hwh 'Water, to-day.—Aucklandll.33— 11.57 „ „ „ Manukan 223 - 2 5-4 ; Sew.—Rises, 7.1; sets. 5.11 .-'...-- ; Moosr.-First quarter, to-day, 4.21 p.m. . . ARRIVALS. '. Lizette, ketoh, Jones, from Thames.—Stone Bros., agent's. ■ Dream, outter, Busheil, from Tairua.—Mas- ' ter, agent. Mana, cutter, Baxter, from Tairaa.—Mtster, agent. ■ •' ■■...: Arawatn, «.s. Sinclair, from Sydney. Passengers.—Saloon : Messrs. Sutherland and Lyons, Misses Thornton and Borodeny. Steerage: Messrs. Malcolm, Kelley, Neill, Boreland, Bateman, Eoy, Carnoa, Raymond, Pirkes, Sliss Cochrane, Mrs. Hill and child, Mra. Boreland and six children.—Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTUR ES. Argyle, s.s., Crawford, for Whangarei.—A. McGregor, agont. . Jessie Niccol, schooner, Brophy, for Hokianga.—John Eeid and Co., agents. . Fannie, cutter, Ricketts, for Whansjapoua.— —O. A. Harris, agent. : Waratah, cutter, Savage, for Mercury Bay.— Master, agent. Saucy Kate, schooner, Lewis, for Russell.— Joseph Craig, agent. : Oaniaru, brigantine, Ohlson, for Whang*ioa, thence to Dunedin.—Coupland and Co., Sients. Darcy Pratt, brigantine, Goodman, for Kaipara, thenco to Dunedin.—Coupland and Co., a ß ent,, . • Fetu Lele. schooner, Carmichael, for Apia.— H. Bees George, ag«nt. . Eleanor, cutter, Gomez, for Tairaa, — Master, ajent.

ENTERED INWARDS. ! Lizette, ketch, 33 tone, Jones, from Thames, with 13,000 feet timber, and 21 casks tallow. Dream, cutter, 32 tons, Bushell, from Talma, with 21,406 feet timber, 4000 shingles. Jlana, cutter, 32 tons, Baxter, from Tairua, with 23,800 feet timber, and 25 bags kauri gum. - ■ ■ ■ - ■ ' Cutty Sark, schooner, 52 tons, MoOlymont, from LytteHon. '.-.■•..

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Griffin, schooner, 48 tons, Doughty, for Bussell. ■ . • Atlantic, schooner, 60 tons, Hay wood, for Barotonga. , Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35 tons, Willuau, for Whangaroa. . . Lizette, ketch, 39 tons, Jones, for Thames, -with 20 tons mouldings and 200 half-barrels powder. ■ Mercury, cutter, 30 tons, Yates, for Toirai. Dream, cuttor, 32 tons, Buahcll, for Tairua. Man», cutter, 32 tons, Baxter, for Tairaa. - Fetu Lele, schooner, 22 tons, Carmichaol, for Apia,

IMPORTS. .',,.. Per s.s. Arawata, from Sydney: 720 mats sugar, 230 guanies sugar, 169 cues tea, 2829 boxes tea, 2941 Imlf-cheits tea, 9 tierces tobacco, 80 bags rice, 20 cases eornflour, 7 coils rope, 25 case 3 brandy, 63 cases oil, 62 ingots copper, 700 bags bark, 15 cases sauce, 10 cases oil, 929 cases fruit, 214 bags bonedust, 28 bags bacoD, 7S cases castor oil, 25 cases nails, 281 rolls matting, 103 bags maize, 59 boxes candles, 15 cases geneva, 30 cases salmon, 80 cases wine, 10 cases brandy, 135 packages sundry merchandise. . ■ -'...-.

EXPORTS. Per schooDor Atlantic, for Rarotonga : 4 bales, 2 cases cottons, 3 cases 1 bale drapery, 1 ease 1 parcel apparel, 1 bal* blaukets, 1 case curry, 1 case brandy, 1 case bottled beer, 2 cases geneva, 18 mats sugar, 4 cases preserved salmon, 4 boxes tea, 20 cases kerosene, 1 case hosiery, 4 cases sardines, 1 case mustard, 1 case jam, 1 bundle and case ironmongery, 1 case apparel and cutlery, 1 case woodware, 6 chsirs, 1 looking-glass, 1 oaee earthenware, 2 kegs iron nails, 6 drums linseed oil, 1 package saddlery, 1 box soap, 5 packages sashes, 5 packages doors, 1 package seeds, 1582 pieces undressed 911 pieces dressed timber, 30 kegs beef, 5 kegs pork, 3 kegs butter, 10 sacks maize, 24 sacks potatoes, 2 sacks onions, 1 case cheese, 10 oases preserved meats, 1 keg treacle, 1 box boots, 1 case clocks, 2 packages machinery, 10 packages ship chandlery. Per schooner Fetu Lele, for Apia: 89 cases preserved meat, 39 kegs salt beef, 135 cases biscuits, 80 tins flour, 87 pieces sawn timber, 1 case coin, 2 cases salad oil, 1 box papers, 1 hogshead, 2 cases wine, 40 bags' riue, G cases jam.

Inwabd Coastwise.—Nancy, cutter, from Thames, with 10,000 feet timber. Outwabd Coastwise. —Kata, schooner for Port Charles. The barque Eapido clears this morning for Kew York with 2515 cases and 54 bags kauri gum. The inquiry before the Resident Magistrate relative to the collision between the North Shore ferry steamer Tainui and the schooner Christine will be held when the latter boat arrives in port. The s.s. Argyle left for Whangarei at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The TJnion S.S.-Co.'a s.s. Arawata arrived from Sydney about 11 a,m. yesterday, and proceeded to the quarantine station. Wh aro indebted to Mr. , D. Dalgleish, purser, for latest fi!e3 and the following repert: The Arawata left Sydney on the 27th ult. at midnight, and experienced fine weather throughout thu ps»sage. She will probably be released on Saturday, but that is a matter that has not yet been definitely determined. She will, however, leave for Sydney about Tueaday. The schooner Fetu Lele sailed for Samoa last night. The ship Ashmore was berthed on the inner side of the eastern arm, outer tee, Queen-street wharf, yesterday. The TJnion S.S. Co.'s s.a. Eotomahana returns from Eussell this morning. She leaves for Melbourne, via Southern Ports, at 10 a.m. to-morrow.

The barquentine Energy, 185 tens, loft Sydney for this port on February 26, under the command of Captain Savory, with the following cargo :—IOO tons coal, 1000 bags maize, 55 tons ooaedust, 100 dozen brooms, and 2 tons rock Bllt.!

The s.s. Oreti is announced to leave for Gisborne and Napier about 3 p.m. to-morrow. H. 11.5. Emerald, from the South Sea Islands, returned to Sydney on July 25th. The ship siiled hence on April 20th, with orders to visit several of the islands of the South Pacific that had not been visited by an English man-of war for several years. On the passaga to Suva on Blay 2, a seaman named Frederick Luming fell from aloft, struck the davit guy, and then went overboard. A boat was speedily lowered with a view of picking up the body, but though the crew pulled through the blood-atained water, nothing whatever could be seen of the unfortunate seaman. The Emerald after touching at Suva, steamed to the Ellice Group, and found everything quiet at TTeni, Lynx, and St. Augustine Islands. From thence vent to the Gilbert Group, and fixed the position of Botcher Island, which wrs marked "doubtful" on the chart. A German trader, to whom the natives of Maiana were showing hostility, was removed from Maiana to Api&ng. Called at Taritari, or Touching Island, and, finding the natives quiet, went to Musgrave Island, in the Marshall's Group, arriving there on June 8; touched also at Caroline and Fanofill Islands. Steamed from thence through the Solomon Islands, coaling at TJgi. Left there on July 13, and had steady S.E. winds to Sand Cape; variable winds to arrival. The Sydney Morning Herald of July 27 says :—" The Emerald will remain one month in this port, then proceed to New Zealand, where Sir Arthur Gordon, High Commissioner of the 'Western Pacific, will be embarked, and make a trip to Fiji, Tonga, and other places."

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVAL. Lalla Eookh, s.s., Robertson, from Raglan.— Waller and Co., agenta. DBPARTURBS. *Wanaka, s.a., BlcGillivery, for the Sonth. Passengers : Miss Bennett, Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie and two children, Messrs. Starkey, B. Yf. Battle, Kennedy, Mrs. Evans, and two children, Air. and Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Haundera, Messrs. Darling, Griffiths, Haga, Grearee, MLis Beale.—Units 8,3. Co., agents.

Eookb, 8.5., Robertson, for Waitara. Passengers : Messrs. Finlayson and Fosberry.—■ Waller and Co., agents.

IMPORTS. Per s.B. Lalla Reokh. from R»glan : 51 bales flax and tow/32 pigs, lG.hides, 19 bundles sheepskins, 17 cases bacon, 2 kegs lard, 8 packages sundries.

EXPORTS. Per s.«. LnllaKookb, for Waitara: 24 sacks potatoes, 20 cases oranges, 8 packsgos sashes, 4 doors, 10 J-chests tea, 40 gunnies ungar.'l safe, 17 bare iron, 3 crates, 2 cases and 3 bundles trees, 2 cues biscuits, 1 case stationery, 12 packages sundry merchandise. Per s.s. Wanaka: For New Plymouth: 10 boxes candles, 3 coils wire rope, 26 packages. For Nelson : 9 cases oranges, 25 cases sauce, 10 sacks peanuts, 4 sacks oysters, 5 packages. For Christcbureh: 10 sacks peanuts. For other ports: 7 packages.

The Union S.S. Co. 'a s.s. Wanaka steamed for Southern porte at 11.45 a.m. yesterday. The s.s. L=»lla Rookh arrived from Raglan, with a full cargo of produce, at an early hour on Monday night. She left again for Waitara at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. . The s.s. Rowena should arrive from Hokianga oarly this morning. She is announced to leave again at 1 o'clock this afternoon for Waitara. ; The S.S. Lalla Rookh is announced to leave for Waitara at 2 p.m. on Friday, and the Hannah Mokau, for the same place, on the following day at the same hour.