SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6210, 12 October 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Ilioii "Wateb, to-day.—Auckland 9 33— 0.53 „ ~ „ Manukau 0.28 - 0.43 S-tn.—Rises, 6.20 ; sets. G. 9 Mons.- Last quarter, 15th, 2.5 p.m. ARRIVALS. Fannie, cutter, Kicketts, from Whangapoua. —Master, ajjent. Paku, cutter, Di.iz, from Tairua.—Master, mgent. Rose, cutter, Pelley, from Tairua.—Master, agent. Bessy, cutter, McDonald, from Kennedy's Bay.—Master, agent. Adah, ketcb, Uader, from Patana. —Master, agent. Elsinore, schooner, Stephens, from Tairua.— Master, agent. Gem, schooner, Pearce, from Tairua,—Master, agent. Hawk, Government schooner, Grey, from a cruise. DEPARTURES. City of New York, P.M. s.s., Cobb, for San Francisco, via. Honolulu. Passengers :—From New Zealand : Messrs. F. Forrest, A. Stenhouae, E. F. Wright. .Miss B.inks, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Rich and 5 daughters, and 5 steerage. From Sydney: Messrs. F. Luttick, W. T. Angus, Charles Carroll, A. G. Archer, Mr. and Mrs. Coffee, Masters Coffey (2). .Misses Duthill, E. Coates, K. Coate3, Mr. aud Mrs. Menzies, and 25 in the steerage.—T. T. Gamble, agent. EJith, schooner, Hughes, for Rurotonga. — Master, agent. Argyle, e.s., Crawford, for Whangarei.—A. McGregor, agent. Spitfire, cutter, Olson, for Russell.—Master, agent. Champion, cutter, McDermott, for Ngungum. —Master, agent. Fanny Kelly, ketch, Williams, for Whangaroa. —Master, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. City of New York, I'.M. a.s., 3020 tons, Cobb, from Sydney. Se.ibird, brigantino, 15S tons, Smith, from Lyttelton. cutter, 26 tons, Collings, from Whangarei, with 43 tons coil. Paku, cutter, 32 tons, Diaz, from Tairua, with 23,000 feet timber. CLEARED OUTWARDS. To Aroha, p.s., 30 tons. Moore, for Thames. Fairlie, brtrqueutiuc, 177 tons, McDearmid, for Sydney, via Whangaroa. Edith, schooner, 03 tons, Hughes, for Rarotonga. Paku, cutter, 32 tons, Dhz, for Tairua. Josephine, schooner, 6C tons, Youlden, for Russell. City of Xcw York, P.M. s.s., 3020 tons, Cobb, for San Francisco, vi*. Honolulu. Deveron, cutter, 2(j tons, Collings, for Tauranga, via \Vhang.iroa, with-IS tons coal. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35 tons, Williams, for TVhangaron. Liziitte. ketch, 39 tons, Jones, for Thames, with 19 tons flour and GO Ings chaff. PUO.7 KOTKD DKPAKTUKES. Lovdom.— Ship Ualtai*, early. MELBOURNE.—rf.s. Te Anau, Saturday. Levuka.—S.s. Taiaroa, October 17. Gjsboiint:, Naimbh, ani> .Soui'h.—S.s. Te Anau, Saturday. Taeaxaki !z South.—S.s. Pouguin, on arrival Ria^Er.i..—S.3. Glenelg, Monday. WHASOABEr an'i) Mangapai. — S.j. Argyle, Tuesdays and Fridays. TAUIiANrtA.- e.s. Glenelg or Wellington, Mondays and Thursdays. MEKCURT Bat.— S.s. Fingal, Mondays. Masoawai.—S.s. Fingal, Thursdays. WAITAIIA. —S.s. liowenii, to-day; s.s. Hannah Mokau, to-morrow. GISBortXE and Napier. —Oreti, Monday. VESSELS EXPECTED. STEAMER. To Anau, from Melbourne, via South, to-day. Southern Cro3s, from Levuka, Thursday. Taiaroa, fioni South, Saturday. SHIT 3. Coromandel, from London, sailed September 16. Koman Empire, from London, loading. May Queen, from London, sailed August 25. BARQUES. Stracathro, from London, sailed July 29. Antares, from London, sailed July 30. Loch Urr, from Lmdon, sailed August 15. Gwendoline, from New York, via O.imarn. Beatrice Havener, from N. York, sailed Jy. 29. C. A. Littlefield, from N. York, sailed June IS. Loougana, from Ilob.ut. B3IGANTINES. Halley Bayley, from Lytteltou, sailed Oct. 4. Darcy Pratt, from Dunedin, sailed Sept. 23. Defiance, from Timaru, sailed October 9. Peerless, from Adelaide. SCHOONERS. Agnes Donald,from Usirotongn, sailed out Dec. 3. Winifred, from Suva, sailed outward Jan. 19. Blazeppa, from Rarotonga, sailed out Aug. 20\ Pirate, from Huahine, sailed outward April IS. Sybil, from Tahiti. Albatross, from Suva, sailed outward Aug. 18. Coronet, from Kingsmill Group, sailed out August 15. IMPORTS. Per Seabird : 500 sacks prime short feed oats, G. S. Jakins. EXPORTS. Per s.s. City of New York, for San Frarcisco : SS cases gum, 4 CAses specimens, S boxes gold, 10 boxes specie. Per barquentine Fairlie, for Sydney : 52,253 feet sawn timber (to be shippod at Whangaroa). Per schooner Edith, for Rarotonga : 5000 feet sawn timber, 20 cases meat, half toD potatoes, 5 kegs beef.

In\vard3 Coastwise. — Otahuhu, culter, from Corornan.lel, with 11,300 feat timber. ODTWA3D3 Coastwise.—Totarn, barge, for Wairau, with 17,030 feet timber; Otahuhu, cutter, for Thames. Intending competitors for the bonus offered by the directors of the Thames River Steam Navigation Company for designs of a new boat, can now be furnished with particulars of the same at the office of Messrs. Ehrenfried Bros., Lower Queen-street. The s.s. Oreti ie announced to leave for Gisborne and Napier on Monday. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. TeAuaa maybe expected from Melbourne, via Southern ports about 8 o'clock to-night. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. Taiaroa is expected to arrive from the South on Saturday morning. She calls at Oamaru, Napier, Gisbome, and Tauranga en route. The schooner Edith sailed for Rirotonga yesterday forenoon. The brig Fawn arrived at Newcastle from Auckland on September 29. The brig Wild Wave has again been in troubled waters. Sho left Kaipara on the 10th ult. for Sydney, and had easterly winds until the 23rd, when a very heavy K ale set in from the eastward, with high sea and much rain, blowing at hurricane force for 14 hours, tho heavy seas making a clean breach over the vessel, washing about SOOO feet of timber off the deck, besides the water tank and other movables. The pumps were sounded, and three feet of water was found to be in the hold. Light southerly winds prevailed thence until the 27th, when the wind hauled to the northward, and continued to arrival, on the 28th. The barqaentine Falcon proceeds to Kaipara to load for Melbourne about tho end of this week. According to the European Mail the Wellington, 1246 tuns, is on tho berth at London for this port. The ship May Queen cleared at London for this port on August 25. The Xew Zealand Shipping Co.'a Loch Urr, which sailed Irom London, on August 20, for Auckland, has the following steerage passengers on board :—John Darecourt, Jane Derecourt, Thomas Derecourt, Frederick Derecourt, Harry Derecourt, John Darecourt, Ernesc Dereeourt, Herbert Green, Ellen Green, Beatrice Greon, Edward J. Smith, John Lock, Mary McMurra, Margaret McMurra, Margaret Byrne, Michael Byrne, Sarah Swindails, Emily Swindails, Herbert Swindails, and Noah Swindails. The Waimate, New Zealand Shipping Company's vessel, loading at No. 2 Jetty, South West India Dock, London, for Canterbury, oaught fire on August 24; the after-cabin on the main deck and contente were damaged by fire and water, and the contents of the saloon 'by smoke and water. The torjDAge loading on the berth at London on August 25, for India, China, aad the Cape of Good Hope, amounted to 34,510 tons ; and for Australia and New Zealand, to 59,879 tons.

At London, on August 26, the demand for prompt tonnage from the Bast was well maintained, and exceptionally good rates were being paid for immediate loading. There was alio considerable animation in San Francisco and Portland freights, owing to the important rise in Home grain markets, consequent upon the unseasonable weather. Messrs. Staley, Radford, and Co., quote rates from London to Auckland : Rough measurement, 35i; fine, 40s; liquids, 555; weight, 30s ; c«meut, 5i per cisk ; beer, 10d per dozen ; salt, 30s.