SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 6343, 17 March 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

jiau TfATIIE, to-tfay.—Auckland 5.4 — 5.3S- j „ Manama 8 0 - 3.31 ] Sun.—Rlmp, 0 5; sct3. 0.11 Woof.— New, 20th, 11.54 p.m. I ARRIVAL. 1 "Wellington, s.s.. Farquhar, from Tauranga. Passeng«r6: Captain Neil, Mr., Mm., aud Miss Bain, Mr. and Mrs. Ashford, Mr. and Mrs. Banberger, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Misses Bidder, Simpson, Yarborougb, and Y/atfc (2), Mesßra, Speucer, Thomas (2), Carter, Porrict, Corbett, "Wink, McLacklin. Wilson, Kairi, j«a., iiusfc. Young, Robson, HanLin, aud. 'i ateernge.—A. McGregor, agent. DEPARTUKE. Wellington, s.s., Farquliar, for Tauranga.— A. McGregor, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Speadwell, ketch, 30 ton?, Taylor, from Thames. ENTERED OUTWARDS. Myrtle, brigantine, for Fiioadly Islauda and Samoa. PKO.TKOTUD HEP AKTUUES. LONDON.—Barque An tares, to-day. . ilELtiOUitXE.—S.s. Ringarooma, to-day. Stukst. —S.s. Rotorua, 23rd. IiEVUKA. —S.s. Taiaroa, about March 27. Fbiendly Islands and Samoa.—Barque India, to day ; brigantine Myrtle, early. Gisbounk, Napikh, and South. — S.s. Ringarooma, to-day. Takanaki tc SOOTH.—S.s. Wanaka, Tuesday, Russell.—S.B. Wellington, Monday. "Whangarki and MaSCAf&!. — S.d. Argyle, Tuesdays and Fridays. laUßanga.--?*.». Gleuelg, Monday. Manganvai.—S.b. Fing.il, Thursday* Mercurt Bat.—S.s. Fingal, Mondays, Waitara. —S.». Macgregor, Monday. Hokianga.—S.s. Rowena, Tuesday. VESSELS EXPECTED. SHIPS. Pareora, from London, sailed November 22. Halcione, from London, sailed January 2. BARQUES. Arabella, from London, sailed December 0. A. T. Stallnechc, from New York, viaDuaedin, sailed December 8. Remington, from London, sailed January 14. Schamyl, from New York, aailsd December 14. Adamant, from Loudon, loading. Thames, from Newcastle. Lovsping, from Friendly Islands. Orient, from Liverpool. Mendoza, from Liverpool. Laira, from London. Oambria, from London. Loong&na, from Hobart. BARQUEN'TIST. Annie Burr, from New York: sailed about 13th February. BRIG. Vision, from Lytfcoifcon, sailed March S. Albert the Good, from Melbourne, sailed *21st. BRIGANTINES. Borealis, froir Mulgrave Is., sailed out Jan. 20. Aurora, from Newcastle, sniled Feb. 15. Ryno, from Rose Island, sailed outward Feb. 16. BCUOOXEP.S. Pirate, from Huahine. sailed outward April 18. Selle Brandon, from Mitcholl Island, sailed ou October 26. Marion, from Noumea, sailed out Feb. 12. Atlantic, from sailed out Feb. 14. Coronet, from Vitupu, sailed outward Nov. 29. Edith, from Suva, sailed outward Dec. 1L Agnes Donald, t'rorn Karotonga, sailed outward

December 23. "Winifred, from Tavinui, sailed out Jau 22. from Norfolk Island and Noumea, sailed outward January 24. Caledonia, fron? Noumea, sailed out Fob. 12. Sybil, from Tabid, sailed outward February 2. KETCH. Pearl, from Rarotonga. COTTER. Deverou, from Norfolk Island and Noumea, sailed outward February 10. ODTWARDS Coastwi.se. —Bessy, cutter, for Ngunguru ; Four Sister*, cutter, for Omaha. The s.s. Wellington arrived from Tauranga yesterday morning. On the passage down very rough weith-sr w.vs encountered, and the vessel lay to during the night under the Mercuries. She brings the following cargo :—3O sacks wheat, 2 bales and 3 bag 3 wool, 16 pigs, and a few packages sundries. The Wellington returned to Tauranga at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. j The "Union S.S. Co.*3 s.a. Kin<;arooma is j announced to leave for Melbourne viu. Southern ports at 10 o'clock thi3 morning. As the p.s. Enterprise was proceeding to the Thames on Wednesday night her machinery broke down, when off Waiheke, and sbe returned to town under sail. Upon examination, it was found that hf»r crank was broken. Tenders were invited for effecting repairs, and that of Messrs. Fraser and Tinne was accepted. She -will probably be ready to resume running on Monday. During the gale the 24-feet boat Kiwi (formerly Missing: Link) sank in Freeman's Bay, and became a total wreck. The wind had died away, and last night was almost calm. The wind was almost due north. FORT OF ONEHUNGA. The s.s. Macgregor is announced to leare for Waitctra on Monday at 1 p.m. BY ThhlS G R A PH. RUSSELL. March IG.—Colliers are still windbound, the wind continuing from the eastward. The gale on Tuesday wag the heaviest we have had for some time. The s.s, Glenelg sailed at 9 a.m. for the North. The a.s. sails at 5 p.m. for Auckland. Passengers : —Messrs. Nelson, Archer, Busby, Judge O'Brien, Miss and 6 others.