SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6365, 12 April 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

HI3B 3°2i S - 1.0 s 6 27 : sets. 5.34 il w\n.— New, ISth, 0.7 p.m. ARRIVALS. April 10. Oreti, s.s., Campbell, from Sonthcm ports. Passengers Mrs. Smith and family, Captain j Dunn,Messrs. Farmer, Bentley, and Broomstra. ' — Waller and Co.. agents. Argj'le, h.s., Crawford, from Whangarei. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mrs. Macky, G. Snook, Keine, Furrell, S. W. Buddell, Scott, Hamilton, Fisher, Seargull, Henley, H. Sirason, Rev. W. Abernethy.—A. McGregor, agent. April 11. Fingal, s.s,, Norris, from Mangawai. Passengers :—Messrs. Lynch and Bowman. A. IWoGregor, agent. . Ocean, schooner, Cockfield, from Russell. Master, agent. DEPARTURES. Wellington, s.s., F.irquhar, for Tauranga. A. McGregor, agent. Glenelg, s.s., Stephenson, for Russell. —A. McGregor, agent. , Albert the Good, brig, 315 tons, Dowling, for Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Sinclair, for Russell. —Union S.S. Co., agenti. . . Lovspring, barque, oil tons, fo^ "Vavau. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Dicker and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Galloway and child, and Mr. C. Uiting.-W. McJ rtnur and Co., agents. _ , , Southern Cross, schooner, Bongard, for Norfolk Island. Passengers : Rev. C. Bice, Mrs. Bice, Miss A. Bice, Miss K. Lodge, Rev. A Penny, jan.—T. Tilloy, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Belle Brandon, schooner, 65 tons, Theet, from Majura, _ Especulador, barque, 263 ions, Irving, from a •whaling cruise. Arawati, s.s., 623 tons, Sinclair, from Poverty Bay and South. Loongana, barque, 279 tons, Fisher, from Hobart. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Aurora, barque, 138 tons, Boyle, for Sydney, via Tairua. _ . , Lovspring, barque, 047 tons, Bach, for Vavau. Elizabeth, schooner, for Samoa. Arawats, s.s., 623 tons, Sinclair, for Russell. Vision, brig, 159 tons, Buike, for Kaiptra. IMPORTS. Ter s.s. Oreti, from Gisborne and Southern portsllo coils wire, 25 telegraph poles, 10 bundles telegraph arms, 50 trunks boots, 39 pieces planking, 6 bugs bonedust, and sundries. Per s.s. Arawata, from Dunedin : 10 hlids. and 5 barrels ale, 31 coils rope, 20 cases qu vrter cask whisky, 120 sacks grass seed, 50 sacks oats 20 sacks sharps, 10 qr.-casks rum, 12 ovens. From Lyftolton : 100 sacks oat<, 184 sacks malt, 13 cases bacon and hams, 600 Backs wheat, 7 packages luggage, and 4 packages sundries. From Wellington : 13 packages luggage, 9 packages sundries. Per Especulador, from a whaling cruise : 7 ■tans sperm oil. EXPORTS. Per Southern Cross, for Norfolk Island : 107 tags rice, 14 packages tob.icco, 11 boxes sperm candles, 62 mats and 1 gunny sugar, 2 boxes and 6 half-chests tea, 20 bales and cases drapery, 16 cases meats, 20 sacks and 1 case biscuits, 19 boxes soap, 12 bags 4 tinß flnur, 66 packages hardware, 12 cases kerosene. 5 bags guano, 15 packages oilmen's stores, 66 tins biscuits, 5 packages stationery, 140 pieces sawn timber. Per Aurora, for Sydney (to be loaded at Tairua): 45,000 feet sawn and 40,000 feet rough timber. PerLovspiing, for Vavau : 105 cases kerosene, 53 mats sugar, 9 cases drapery, 70 half-sacks flour, 17 packages hardware, 2 kegs nails, lo boxes tea, 13 cases galvanised iron, 53 cases preserved fish, 17 packages hardware, 22 cases bottled fish, 43 casks beef, 13 packages furniture, 2 nests iroa tanks, 33 anchors, 29 tons paint, 5 coils rope, 9 bundles sacks, 3193 piece* timber, 164- pieces boat timber. 15 bundles shingles, 176 packages sundries. SO tons copra, and a quantity of original cargo for Sydney.

Iswards Coastwise. —Iris, cutter, from Paku, with 17,945 feet sawn timber; Magic, from Tairua, with 124,000 feet timber; Bessy, from Port Charles, with 21,800 feet timber ; Cygnet, schooner, from Hokianga. with 70 logs. 24 blocks; Teviot, from Blind Bay, with 6 sacks gum, ami 30 tons firewood ; Ghost, barge, from Thames, with a quantity of machinery and boiler; Lizette, from Thames, with 21,000 feet timber, and 12 tons machinery ; South Carolina, from the Great Barrier, with 48 tons firewood; Start, from Te Puke, with 400 bushels sind; Kata, from Port Charles, with 25,500 feet timber. Outwards Coastwise.—Magic, cutter, for Tairua, in ballast; Perseverance, schooner, for Waiheke, in ballast; Teviot, cutter, for Schooner Bay, in ballast; Ghost, barge, for Orewa, in ballast; Lizette, ketch, for the Thames, with 200 feet timber and 3 tons flour ; Pukapuka, barge, for Omaha, in ballast; South Carolina, cutter, for Blind Bay, in ballast ; Rata, barge, for Port Charles, in ballast ; Totara, barge, for Port Charles, in ballast; Start, cutter, for Whangarei, in ballast; Iris, cutter, for Patana, in ballast; Magic, cutter, for Tairua, in ballast. The brigantine Aurora cleared at the Customs yesterday for Tairua. She will take a cargo of timber thence for Sydney. The s.s. Wellington left yesterday evenins for Tauranga, with several passengers and assorted cargo. The s.s. Glenelg also left for Russell. The s.s. Hero left "Wellington on Monday, and is due here on Thursday. She proceeds to Whangarei for coal, and returns South on Monday, April 17. Yesterday evening the s.s. Arawata left for Kussell with a number of passengers and miscellaneous cargo. She returns on Thursday morning, and will leave for the South at noon on the same day. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross is expected to arrive from Southern Ports on Thursday night. The mission schooner Southern Cross cleared at the Customs on Monday, and sailed for Norfolk Island yesterday at noon with a few passengers and a full cargo. The barque Lovspring left yesterday for Vavau. She take 3 with her eight passengers and a full cargo, part of which is for Vavau, and part for Sydney. After discharging her Vavau cargo, she will complete her loading with copra for Sydney. Yesterday morning the new schooner Wairiki berthed at tho Queen-street Wharf, and she commenced loading a miscellaneous cargo for the island 3. She is expected to sail next week. Yesterday the ship Oxford had discharged all her cargo with the exception of about 150 tons. In the afternoon she commenced ballasting, and will probably leave for Akoyah about the middle of next week. The schooner Waiwcra was entered out at the Customs yesterday for Lord Howe Island and Noumea. The s.s, Argyle arrived from Whangarei late on Monday evening, with fifteen passengers, and the following cargo 26 sacks gum, 13 sacks oysters, 7 cases fruit, and 10 packages sundries. On Monday morning the s.s. Oreti arrived from the South. Mr. Millet, purser, furnishes the following report Left Wellington on the 4th instant, and arrived at Napier at 6.30 a.m. on the Gth ; was there detained through stress of weather until 10 p.m. the same day, arriving atGisborne on the morning of the 7tli ; left Oisborne at 1 a.m. tho s-tme day, and called at Kopau with 350 telegraph poles ; left on Sunday night at 10 p.m., arriving in harbour on Monday morning, at 5 o'clock. The brig Vision cleared at the Customs yesterday for Kaipara. The s.s. Fingal arrived from Mangawai yeaterterday morning, with a few passengers. Cargo : 103 sacks gum, and 2 tons sundries. Mr Burton, ot the schooner Asteroid, mtendß to resume his cruise in a few days. He intends, we understand, to proceed to Samoa from Auckschooner Elizabeth aleared at the Customs yesterday, for Samoa via Levuka. Tho damage done to the jib-boom of the Alcestis, by the Loongana running into her on Monday morning, was yesterday put in hands for repair, by Captain Fisher, of the Loongana. The s.s. Kotaku is advertised to leave for Te Aroha and Upper Thames river on Friday, 14th jnitant.

The schooner Cygnsfc i 8 announced to leava | for Whuogaroa next Thursday, carrying passen- \ gers and general cargo. _ | The 8.9. Arawata, which arrived on Monday last brought the following passengers Mr. J Davis, Mr. Whitehead, Kov. W. C. Bunmng, air R. Lee, Miss Steven, Mr. Stevens, Mr. Arthur Smythe, Miss Kyd.l, Mrs. Kydd, Misses Stevens (2), Miss H. Connelly, Mrs. Young and child, Mr. J. Jackson, Mr. Corry. Mr. Muir, Mr R B Wilson, Mr*. Tennant and three children, Mrs. Eggas. Mr. Berwick, Mr. Simon Mr J H. Howard, Mr. U. Campbell, Mr. u . <?cott. Mr. McLister, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Brassey, Miss K. Hall, Mr. Carr, and Captain tield, K.N. She reports having left Dunedin on the nth at 4.30 p.m.; arrived at Lyttelton on the Cth at 7.;«) a.m.; left that port on the same dny at 5 30 p.m., for Wellington ; left Wellington' on the 7th at 3.30 p.m.; arrived at Napier on the Sth at 10 a.m.; left Napier on the S'.h at 7 p.m.; arrived at Gisborne on the 9ch at G a.in.; left Gi.sborne on the 9th at 9.30 r..m. Variable weather as far as Gisborne ; fresh head wind from there till arrival.