SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6550, 14 November 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

fVATjiR, to^lay.—-Auckland 8.56 \ -WscM.M ; Seta . W2 nkiU ILSi U " sl ' i Moos. quarter, lgth, 8.80 Dm. . * akeivals. City o-. «ew York, b.b., 1964 tons, W. B t»bb, from Fi-rtnoiaco, vU Honolulu. Pas- ■ w t> 11 *' V Wil »on.' Mr. Arthur M Mr..Fred. Smitb, W J Off -r I f S"," 1 ' F - Jla,on > Mr " iT; f'T- F - Mr. W; A. Leech, Mr. L- A iucker, Mr. and ilr 9 . B. Ihorut«n, Mr. nnd Mis. A. Husking ami son, Mr. nn.l »!■*. H. brooiiemith, &lr. W. A. Blocklej, Mr. Tbo,. S '' Ida i'eoiiu?, ~vir. J. Stowiirt Browne. Steerage: Mr. J„) lQ Holmes, Mr. h. £ ; !ch«d s , Mrs. M. McGoverJ, .Mr. leaKc MarcUnt, Mr. \V. Hen.lry, Mr. P. MoU'i-ley,, It=v and Mrs. A. 11. Phelps and son, Mr. and Mrs. Au=>tm VV. Dormvn and infant, Mr. iiiid'tß Sposey. For .Sydney •-Gallic : Mr. D. G.-pe), M r . K. Capel, Mr. J. O. httuge: Mr. ht. John Purcill, Mr. J. Hu« band, Mr. G. T. lluyzet,, Mr. Tlios. Fyson, Blib9 lynon, Mr. and Mra George Morrivale, fir. S. Liidlcy, Mr. Fredk. Meredith, Mr., Simaol Uoddd, Mr. L. L. Mount, Mr. H. Heilbron, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Eouiton. Mr. G. V. Wilson, Mr. D. Conrad, Mr. James Gordon, Mr. Robert Gordon, Mrs. E.L. "Watson, Mr. T. E. Willis, Mr. Wm. Grace, Mr, Vt, E. C »ae, Mr. and Mrs. F. H« Olmsted, Mr. Chas, Beal, Mr. K. Foldi, Mrs. C. Hodson, Mr. W. A. M. Wright, the Australian Cricketers, comprising Mr. C. W. BeaL, Mr. W. L. Murdoch, Mr. J. M. Blackham, Mr, G. E. Palmer, Mr. S, P. Jones, Mr. 8. Giffen, Mr. A. O. B nuerman, Mr. S. J. Bonnor, Mr. H. F. Boyle, Mr. H. U. Massie, Mr. F. R. Spofforth, Mr, T. W. Gartott, Mr, P. S. UcDoanelJ, Mr. W. Midwinter, Mr. T. Horan. Steerage : Mr. Joseph Uaher, Mr. Geo. C. Root, Mr. Alfred Harding, Mr. James Atobiscn, Mr. and Mrs. 0, H, Jeffcott, Miss Jeffcott, Mr. John B, Nicholson, Mrs. H. Nelson and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Brady and son, Mr. W. Stillmechor, Mr. A. M. Browning, Mr. W. Willis, Mr. J\ M. Penrose, Mr. James Kemp, Mr. John Phillip?, Mr. David Hernan, Mr, Matthew Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. G. Smidt, Mr. N. Liedormau, Air. W. Cadington, Mr. Thos. A. Gleason, Mr. Felix Baud, Mr. Henry Lyle,. Mr. Thos. Connor, Mr. Carl Windowheld, Mr. W. Henderson, Mrs, Eliza Murray, Mr. Rooald Ross, Mr, and Mrs. D. Gourley, Mr. W. Ramsay, Mr. S. Morback, fur. Jas. Clayton, Mr. J. H. Whiting, Mr. W. H. Parker, Miss Johanna Daly, Mr. "WV McLeod.—T. T. Gamble, ageat. Cygnet, sohooner, 46 tons, • Ross, from Mangonui,—Master, agent. "WairArapa, s.s., Chatfield, from Melbourne, via..Southern ports. Passengers:—From Melbourne: Mr. Pattle, Rev. D. Noboa, W. S. Gardiner, S. P. Howard, W. S. Furlong, J. Tregaskl'is, Rev. Mr.- Linahan, Mrs. Lodder. From Dunedin z Misses Molloy, Buokland, Mesdames B.iird, Hood, Whitelaw, Creamer, WaddeU, Mrs. Henderson" and 3 children, Moss, Kempthorne. Messrs. F. P. Houghton, Kemptliorne. From Lyttelton : Misses Grey, Mesdaraes Kinnemey, Cooper f Pavitt and 2 children. Peach, Messrs. Pe*ob, Moody, Gow, BallAntyne, Henderson and 'Z sons, Barclay, Alien, Tryl, Cameron, From Wellington : Mr 3. Gildarm, Mr. Hsughton, Texford, Williams, Gildarm, Miller, Southern, | Broo'u, Miss Lavere. From Gisborce: Mr, : DeL<iutour, M.H.R., Mr. Baraclough, Mr. Brown.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Argyle, h.s., Crawford, from WhangareL Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Jones and daughter, Mr. Thompson, Mr. A. Pearson and son, Mis* Rowlands, Mrs. Ellis, Arthur, Mr. and Mr». Howe, Fairbum, Ewen and child, Mrs. Sti'eans. —Northern S.S., agents. . . Julias Voael, schooner, Scotfc, from Gisborne via Whangarei.

DEPAKTURB3. City cf New York, K.M.S.S., 1954 tons. Cobb, for Sydney. Passengers : —Mr. J. H. Thompson and wife, Mr. N. L. Joseph, wife and 4 children, Mr. Charles Mr. G» H. Gardiner. Steerage : James Wilson, A. E HoiHnga.—T. T. Gamble, agent. Linda Weber, schooner, for Levuka. Wellington, s.s., for Russell and Northern portF. • Glenelg, s.s., for Taurauga. Southern Cross, 5.5.,, for Gisborno and Napier. Douglas, s.s., for Mercury Bay. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Linda Weber, schooner, 114 tons, Cleverley. for Levakaand Suva.—D. H". MoKenzie, agent. Iris, cutter, 22 tons, A. Miller, for Gisbor&c, via Poverty/Bay.—Stone Brothers, agents. Result, barge, 56 tons, £. MoDonald, for Whangaroa.—Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per R.M. s.s. City of New York, from San Francisco and Honolulu: Id <packages agricultural machinery, 1768 boxes apples; 85 boxes axle grease, 7paokages agricultural implements, 2 boxes brushes, 24 boxes books, 55 saoks beans, 1684 sacks barley,. 20 broom oern, 2 boxes vralaut cabinet, 1 box. chocolate, 5 cases coffee,* 2 bales olothing, 153 oases canned goods, 15 cases cider, 1 oaso cigarettes, 2 caw dental gtods, _63 boxes driod fruit, 2 boxes electric machinery, 13 packages elevator hoiat, 1 crate fruit dryer, X case fancy goods, 18 packages harrows, 25 case's honey, 3 cases household goods, 20 boles hops, 2 cases lead pencils, 2 cases lace hides, 1 case labels, 12 boxes machinery, 34 cases musical instruments, 1 box medicine, 2 organs, 76- sacks oil cake, 45 boxes onions, 1 box portrait, 1 box picture frames, 1 package printed matter, 22 parcels, 2 cases rubber goods, 110 half-barrels sugar, 7 packages sulkya, 450 cases salmon, 1 case show cards, 5 saeks seeds, 10 kegs syrup, 15 boxes telephones, 1 case twine, 1 case tobacco, 1 case toys, 2 crates windmills. 150 cases apples, Harry Canham. Per Sea Bird, from Lyttelton: 200 sacks oats, Adam Layboorn and Co. Per s.s. Wairarapa, from Melbourne und Southern ports: 100 barrels treacle, 45 packages tobacco. 5 cases cigars, 40 trunks, 64 trusses, 200 packages tea, 2SOO packages sugar, 10 casks vinegar, 15 bags tapioca, 10 bags sago, DO packages sewing-machines, 50 casks drugs, 50 baskets bottles, 100 oasks schnapps, 30 qr.ca&ks wine, 5 qr.-casks spirits, 200 bags rice, 60 eases wine, 47 packages rope, 200 cases 150 packages, 210 packages*

Inwabds Coastwise.—Mercury, cutter, from Tairua, with 23,500 feet timber, 200 bundles pickets; Mochas, from Omaha, with 21,000 feet timber; Result, barge, from Wairoa, with 19 logs; Bossy, from Kennedy's Bay, with 20,600 feet timber, lo bags kauri, gum; Sunderland, gutter, from Thames, with 16,099 feet timber; Mana, cutter, from T&irua, with 26,000 feet timber; Kauri, barge, from Port Charlos, with 45,000 feet flitches, 8000 feet logs; Belianee, barge, from Wliangarei, with 96 tons coal. Octwabds Coastwise. —Mochan, for Omaha; Leo, cutter, for Mercury Bay, with 17 head cattle ; Ruakaka, barge, for Cape > Colville; Kauri, barge, for Port Charles; Reliance, barge, for Whangarei. The s.s. Oreti, with & cargo of cattle from the East Coast, is due in harbour to-day. The 8.8. Southern Cross sailed last evening for Gisborae and Napier with * general cargo an a passengers. The ».»». Hero, for Levuka and £>uva, is announced to sail this evening at 5 o'clock. The s.s. Douglas for Mercury Bay, sailed lai»t evening. The cutter Iris sailed for Gtsborne via Poverty B*y yesterday afternoon witha cargo of 10 tons flour, 1 tou flax. The following vessels reported at the Customs yesterday, and hauled alongside the wharf to discharge cargoes : —Agnes Donald, Hand?. Isle, tmd Sea Bird. The Echootser Cygnet, from Mangonui, brought :i cargo of 31,000 feet timber. The s.s. Wellington, for Russell and Northern porfcß. and the s.s. Glanelg, for Tauranga, both sailed lout evening with passengers and general cargoes. The barque Alcestis, from the Kaipara with a cargo of timber, arrived at Melbourne on Saturday last all well. A barque bound South was reported aa having passed Russell at 1.30 p.m. on Sunday last. Tha e.s. Ringarooma, from Sydney, is du6 in the harbour to-morrow. She will leave for Melbourno, via Southern ports, on Thursday, at noon.

The s.s. Wairurapa passed the brig Yision ten miles to the southward of the East- Gape on Sunday last. The latter vessel desired to be reported. The B,p. Argyle, from "WTiangarei. arrived in harbour last evening, with a number of passengers ar»d the following cargo : —42 sacks kauri gum, 6 bales wool, 2'bundles sheepskins, 15 boxci ergs, aod G tons sundries. She will leave ng&in for she same port this evening at five o'clock. The schooner Julius Vogel, from Gisborno via Whangarei, arrived in harbour last evening. She brings a cargo of 85 tons coal. The barques Coromundel and Ijooh Urr broke bulk yesterday, and commeaced discharging their cargoes. Both vessels at© turning it out in excellent order. ARRIVAL. AND DEPASTURE OF THE MAIL STEAMER. Shortly beforo ten o'clock yesterday morniug the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'a s.s. City of New York was signalled inside Tiritiri, and at 10*30 she came alongside the Queen-street "Wharf. We aro indebted to the parser, Mr. E. T. Piatt, for the prompt delivery of ®ur exchanges, Pretss despatches, &c., and for the following report of the passage of the steamer steamer bailed from San Francisco, October 22, at 3.40 p.m.; arrived at Honolulu, the 29th, at 3.50 p.m., sailed the following day at 6.20 a.m.; crossed the equator, November 3, at 7.30 p.m.; passed the Navigator Islands, the 6th, at p.m.; November 10, crossed the 180 th ! meridian of longitude; arrived at Auckland, November 13, at 9.30 a.m. We had pleasant •weather throughout the passage. During the thiee day 3 prior to arrival at this port, met with heavy southerly sweXL The *.». Uicy of New York resumod £er voyage to Sydney shortly" after nine o'clock laafc-cvening. THE WAIKARAPA. • Tbe Union S.S. Co.'s s.b. "Wairarajv*, from Melbourne. via Southern ports, arrived in harbour yesterday morning after a smart run o«

21i hours from Gisborne. Captain reports having left Sandridge on the let i net. »t 10,30 p.m., and arrived at the Elufton the sth, Reach Mi Port Chalmers- on the 7th: i;t b a.m., Lyttelton at 10 ft.m. on the 9th, Wellington ftlß a.m. on the 10th. Called off Gisborne for passengers, mails, and cargo, on the 1 Ltn, and Gisborne on the 12th, leaving tho latter port at 10.15 a.m. ; passed the E'-st Gape at 8 30 p.m. the same day, Cape Colnlle at 4..50 rfim. yesterday, arriving in harbour as »bove. H*d fine weather throughout the paienge. Hie Wairarapa will leave for Kussell &nd bydney thu evoning at six o'clock.

OUR TRIDE WITH AMERICA. J The Pacific Mail Htesmi-hiu City of New York, which arrived yesterday, had one of the largest inward piasengerlists that we can reroembor for some time past, ftho had in all sixtymx Raloon and sixty-uino steerage passengers* »ml iq addition her freight list was a somewhat heavy one, and wo think this cun he taken »s a proof that our American merchants are making a strong? effort to secure a very large share of the Tade with us. There be no .question but that tho tmde between Zealand and America is rapidly increasing. I years back soibll steamers of the tonnage of the j City of Melbourne, Vfonga "Wonga, ho. t were I found ample for all the demands of the trade, | whilot now the vessels at present, in use, of i ! Kome 3000 tons each, are not found to bo too Krge for the present requirement*. From New. York the direct trade has also greatly increased duriug tbo last two or thrue years, and there is no doubt, with tho better class of vessels now bo.ing laid on, this particular trade will still further increase. From advices to hand by the mail yesterday, we notice that the barque Atlaatic Jeft New York od October 10 for Lyttelton and Dunedin, having on hoard, in addition to a generally assorted cargo, 137,853 feet pine, 23,250 feet hardwoed, and 21,859 f«et spruce <1e«ls, mnxiaga total of 182,902 feet timber in this one bottom.

ENGLISH SHIPPING. LauHCH.—The s.B. Tarawera was launohed on September 30 by Messrs. Denny and Brothers from Leven shipyaid, Dumbarton, a steel screw steamer of 1950 tons gross measurement, for the Union Steamship Couipany ; of New Zealand (Limited). On leaving the ways oho was named the Tarawera by Mrs. McCrae, of Glasgow. The dimensions of the Tarawera are— length between perpendiculars, 285 feet; breadth, moulded, 36 feet; depth, moulded, 25 feet. She has been constructed of •Siemens-Martin steel, under spooial survey of Lloyd's, *nd classed in their registry 100 AL, three-decked. She is built on the continuous celluhir-bottoui principle, with solid floors, a«d adapted for water ballast. Throughout the macbiuety space the structural system of deep plajfce frames and hole-side striogers has been adopted. She will have accommodation for 124 fivst-olass- passengors on 1 main and upper decks, and 80 second-class passengers on . main dcck. . The oflicerß and engineers, will bo, accommodated in the midship sido houses under bridge deck, and the firemen and crew will oocupy the forecastle. Tho vessel will be fitted by Messrs. Denny and Go. with compound surface condensing engines, having cylinders 38 inches ana 68 inches diameter, and the stroke of piston 45 inches, \Vbilo being constructed tho-Tarawera has beeut ! under the inspection- of Mr. John Darling, [ superintending engineer of the company* I Thb Fambnoxh. The ship Famenoth, 952 | tons, Captain Auld, sailed from Gravesend on September 260b, passed Deal the nest day, and was off Plymouth on October 2nd, "bouud for this port. The following is a list of her passengers— Saloon: W» F. Maiben, Mrs, Maiben, A. W. D. tfaiben, A. S. A. Mniben, Mary Findley, Bmily Fiudley, Hora Findley, Jas. idolville, Wm. C. Melvillle, John T. Melville, Hargarot B. Melville, Jauet Cother, D. Oonyers, John 3ifford, Mrs, Gifford, Daisy Gilford, Violet Gifford, Mrs. Restell, Wm. E-trp, W. H. Bhj'p, Ada Warren, and Dr. J. A. Caldwell. Second c*bin ; Tbos. Carless, Narnh O'arless, Thos. Carless, Mary Carless, Sarah Carless, John Peatman, Mary Pearman, Maria A«U Peaiman, Edward J as. Harvey, John Frosdyoke, Edward Carter, W. J", Kestell, S. E. Gifford, and Mi.-s A. McCracker. Steerage— I-aac Wymar, fclrs. Wymar, Harriet Wymar, laa'ic'Wymar, Elizabeth Wymar, Geo. Day, Mrs. E. Day, Mary. Smith, Joe Lockwood, slary Lockwood, AlitJi Lockwood, Kuth Lockwood, John H. Edwards, Rose Franklin, Richard Butler, Mary Butler, Ellen Butler, Chas, Butler, Wm/ Butler, Henry Butler, William FitzGibbon, Peter Ilaslop, 'William Knight, Anne Koiuht, Albert Knight, Sarah A. Knight, Euoch Knight, Charlotte Knight, Beatrice A. Knight,{Alfred Bomber, Oliver Crofty, Charles Lees, Robert Radford, J. Bland, Alfred Jerrard, Edwin Turley, H. M. Tarley, Albert W, Turley, Sirah E. Haines, Jane Grice, Alice A. Grice, George Harvey, Annie Harvey, Minnie Harvey, Charles Jones, Selina Jones, Selina Jones, Thomas Jones, Lilian Jones, Charles Jones, William Jones, James Jones, Jane Nield, James Boyes, Mrs, E. Boyefl, Miss Annie Boyes, Master J. W. Boyes, Master Arthur Boyes, Peter Gumrell, EUie Sullivan, Thomas Brown Twite, Mrs. Amelia Twite. Thomas B. Twite, Arthur C. Twite, Alioe A. Twito, Edith A. Twite, Albert J, Twite, Ernest E. Twite, Charles Farnsworth, and Sarah A. Wyatt. The P. andO. Co.'s s.s. Assam left London on October 26 for Australia, Amongst her passengers we notice the name of Dr. T. Stocker. booked for Auckland..

Loading.—The following vessels were on the berth and loading at London for this port when the mail left:—Crownthorpe, 811 tons; Sum Mendel, ship, 1034 tons ; Tythonus, 1152 tona. Fbeishts.—From London to Auokland : Rough, measurement, 25a; fine, 40s; weight, 30s; content, 5s per cask; liquids, 60s; beer, lOd por dozen; salt, 30b. From Liverpool, 32a 6d to 40a. Rates of Insurance. —To New Zealand ports, 17s 6d to 22s 6d per cent, f.p.a, by sail; 12a 6d to 20d by steam. Goods packed in tin to pay average 2s 6d extra. Tha barque Antares cleared outwards at London for this port on August 26 with a oargo of the declared ralue of £19.500. The barque Border Chief, from London for this port, cleared outwards on the,l2th September with a general cargo, the declared value of which is £35,800.

NEW YORK SHIPPING. The barque Irene, 481-tons, sailed from New Tork for this port direct on Sept. 26, with the following cargo. She comes consigned to Messrs. Arnold, Hiaes, and C 0.:—13,245 cases kerosene oil, 172 cases varnish, 6 cases machinery, 1 case paper, 10 cases organs, 637 oases chairs, 248 cases wooden ware, 1 case hoasehold goods, and 9 packages agricultural implements. The barque Olive Thurlow, 660 tons, was loading for Duuedin and Auckland, and was nearly a full ship when the mail left New York.

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"WELLINGTON. November 13. —Arrived : The Te Anau, fiom Auckland via the East Coast; the Sorrento, from Sydney. Sailed : The Te Anau, for Melbourne via the South ; the Grafton, for tho South ; the Glenlora, barque, for London ; the Sea Toiler, barque, for Timaru. The steamer Sorrento, which loads in New Zealand for London, arrived here from Sydney at two o'clock this afternoon. LYTTELTON. November 13. -Sailed : The Mahinapua, for Dunedin, at 10 a.m.; the Wakatu, for Kaikoura. PORT CHALMERS. November 13.—Sailed, yesterday: Waikato, •hip, for Napier, in ballast. Arrived, to-day : Sea Gull, barque, from Manukau; Bells, barque, from Mauritius. Sailed: Slary Ogilvie, for Wellington.