SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6565, 1 December 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hiaa water, to-day.—Auckland 10-43 11-9 t Manukau —* i Bnv —Rises, 4.40 ; sets, 7.0. a Moos.—L*it quarter, 3rd, a m. \ AKUIVALS. i Glene'.g. s.s., Stepliuiuoii, from Tiiuranga.— , Northern 3.5. Co., agenta. Dougli?, 8.3., 9<i, S-rna, from Slercttry !.»}. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. _ ■ Oreti, 194, Campbell, from >;»pter and : Gisborne. I'asfaeiiijtjrs : Stuart and KiltfJ. Waller and Co., Clients. lona, 5.8., A. F. Johnson, from Whangarei.— ■Northern, S.S. C 0... CLEAKED OUTWARD 3. Wairarapi, *.9., 1023, Chmiield, for •Jlelbourne via ports. Passengers: Mis-s Cameron, Mr. Thompson and famLy, lsh Tabeteau, Mrs. Oakley, dissWyert, Mrs. W.jstaff C<d<lWtell, o:tptalO Hutuc, wessrs. Cal.lwell, JobBOU, G. itl>o;les, D. A. Tuie U Goocd, O. K. KoskrUjjp, liuiU, S. at-cwart, \\. Ui-}, Marks, Mr. ai.il Sirs. Moure, Mr. and -■•■bSmith, Mr. and Mrs. Ketnpthoriie, Mr. aim Mrs. Koberts. — Union S.S. Co., agents. Niagara, mi.r, 'J92, Stevens, for iNcWcas-.e. — Stone Brothers, ugenia. Pearl, ketch, Garth, for Sydney. Griffin, schooner, lor flussrll. _ Opoiiki, tchjuner, fur Tauranga, v ' a -h-en-oedy'u Bay. I Agues Martin, acliouner, for ihAines. . DKFAKTUKKS. VTairarapa, s.s., for Southern ports. I Glenelg, s.e., for Taurauga. I Doughs, fl.s., for Mangawai. EXI'EOTED ARRIVALS. SAN I'll AS CISCO : Zealaudia, s.s., December 11. LONDON : \Veatherftfield, ship, sailed 20, siqkS. Antarea, b;tiqu«, sailed September 3. I'HIjQ. Border Chief, Uiip, saUod dept. 14, wijl-'C. Pareo'a, s!;ip, Qsgw, sailed September 26. Famenoth, ship, bailed .September 27. Tythonim, barque, loading, IWGC. Sam Mendel, PVSR, loading. Crownthorpe, barque, loading. Hataura, barque, HKBF, sailed Nov. 3. Bnthmic, ship, loading. MELBOURNE AND SOUTII J Manapouri, s.s., December 4. Te Auau, b.b., XI inst. KEW YOhK : Andreas Rus, barque, at Ltuncesion, JBNT. Gronsvaer, barque, sailed July 1, JBFN. Irene E. .Meeservey, baiquo, Bailed September 25, JDB3. Olive Thurlow, loading. JOUNEBIN : Omapere, s.a., to-night, via way ports. 2TAPIEK : Southern Cross, s.s., early. HEWCASTLrE : Caberfeidb, barque, sqmj, early. Jolin Knox, barque, early. Bella Mary, barque, TiiJß., early. 7IJIS : Hero, s.s., December 5. SOOTH SEA ISLANDS : Mazeppa, schooner, from Marshall Groi;y. piratfi, schooner, from Kirotonga. Fairy Queen, schooner, from ltarotonga. Waiwera, schooner, from Karotouga. Orpheus, schooner, from Rirotonga, EUinore, schooner, from Karotouga. India, barque, TCHJ, from Marshall Group. Advance, schooner, from Noumea. Belle Brandon, schooner from Marshall G. IHJKEDIN : Annie Wilson, slmf, schooner. schooner. Olive Thurlow, barque. PKOJECTED DEPARTUKES. SAK FRANCISCO : Australia, f.a., December 5. JLOSDOX : Hermiono, sbip, to-day. Aahmore, barque, loading. baira, barque, loading. SYDNEY; Australia, s.s., December 11. Te An&u, s.s., December 12. Niagara, brig, eaily. MEUJOUKXK VIA SOOTU : Manapouri, s.s., December 7. Arawata, s.s., 16 inst. jtjis : Hero, s.s., December 13. TASANAJtI AND SOCTH : Wauaka, s.s., December 5. T«iarW, s.s., December 11. GISBOBSIS AND NAPIER : Mftnapouri. s.s., 7th insfc. Southern Cross, e.s , early. Oreti, 5.»,, early. HUSBELL : Glenelg, s.s., Monday. Manapouri, b.s., December 5. TATJKANGA : Glenelg, s.s., to-day. ; WHAN O Alt EI AND MANCAPAI : Argyld, s.s., Tuesdays ana Fridays. 3IANGAWAI AND MEBCDKY BAY : Douglas, a.a., Thurdays and Mondays. 300THEBN POBTS VIA GISBOKNB : Kotorua, s.s., 9ih itst. EXPORTS. | Per s.s. Wairarapa: 366 uiafca sugar, 5 packages machinery, 1 cask beer, 3 sacks malt, 70 boxes soap, 154 bags oysters, 15 packages ironmongery, 10 tierces beef, 1G bags potatoes, and | 208 packages sundries. Per brig Ningura, for Newcastle: 21£ t 7OO ; feet timber. Per ketch PearJ, for /Sydney: 34,244 feet timber, 12 kegß beef. Ihwards Coastwise.—Mercury, cutter, from ! Tairua, with 23,000 feet timber, 100 bundles I pickets ; Mana, cutter, from lairua, with 24,000 feet timber; Orrtkei, barge, from Thames; Progress, barge, from Little Barrier, with 18,085 feet timber, 3 tons firewood ; Ghost, barge, from Coromaiidel, with 35,000 feet timber. Outwards Coastwise. — Mana, cutter, for T&irua, with 21 tons potatoes, 4. tons flour; Bessy, cutter, for Kennedy's Bay, with stores ; •Orakei, barge, with 26 headc tttlo, 40fibeep. The ship Herntione is now ready for sea, and only waits the first fair wind to proceed on her Toyago Home. Captain Roberto has been successful in securing his full complement of crew, and we trust to hear of his making with his good ship a quick run Heme. The barque Ashmore is now fast filling up •for Home. The whole of her cargo is engaged, and she has fuur gangs of men employed stowing cargo. It is expected she will be a full ship by the 15th instant. All. accounts against the barque Loch Urr ,m*st be recdered at the office of the N.Z.5. Co. by 4 p.m. to-day, otherwise they will not be recognised. The brig Niagara cleared outwards at tho •Customs yesterday with a full cargo of timber. She will sail with the first fair wind. The ketch Pearl is bound for Sydney with a ■fall cargo of timber. She is to sail to-day. The schooner Griffin, for Russell; Opotiki, for Tauranga; and Agnes Martin, for Thames, All cleared outwards yesterday at the Custom*. The s.s. Glenelg, from Tauranga, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon with passengers and the following cargo : 4 horses, 11 sacks ,gum, 2 tuns bacon, 2 tons sundries. The Northern S.S. Co.'a s.s. Douglas, from Mercury Bay, arrived yesterday morning, with 3.19 sacks gum.: 5 tons sundries, and a number -of passengers. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. "Wairarapa took <her departure for Melbourne, via Southern £orta, ahortly after noon yesterday. ;he ship Margaret Galbraith and barques Lcch .Fleet and Coromandel will all finish dis- : «sh*rgiag their inward cargoes this week. Their cargoes have all been sent ashore in excellent | order. I Captain McKenzie, of the schooner Three I Cheers, was a passenger by tho s.s. lona from ] Whangarei this morning. Captain MclCenzie I reports of his passage home as having had fiue weather throughout. The Three Cheers is now alongside the new R.iilwsiy Wharf at Whangarei, and is taking in a c;wgo of timber. SLo will sail again for the Islands from Whangarei ia a few days. The Three Cheers is the first vessel that has been berthed at tho new Railway Wharf, which h now finished and open for traffic. Owing to the fresh N. and N.E. wind which prevailed yesterday, several vessels fur sea were unable to take their departures. Shipping business waa very quite yesterday, and this na«y be accounted for from the fact that nearly all the wholesale houses were closed, it being St. Andrew's Day. The Union S.S. Co.'.s s.h. Omupere left Gisborne for Auckland, via Taura»g:t, at 2 p.m. yesterday. She may be expected some time this evening. The cutters Whangarei, Start. Evening Star were laying wiadbouai at Whangarei Heads when the s.y. lona lefc, aud wish to be repotted. The s.s. lona, from Whangarei, anivrd h, •harbour at 1 o'clock this mornine:, wi:h number of passengers and the following c - r - - 210 sacks gum, 35 sacks fun^ u.«, S l.jV-i. . •wool, 5 casks ule, 20 boxes eggs, ]S|Vck sundries, 50 bunches ban mas, 30 k*-'s js casos poultry. C iptaiu Johnson report* havVna had fiue weather on the trip down. Th© p.s. Tong-iriro way announced to mr-.ke oxcuwion trips to .St. Helier's Bay vesteiday, but owing to iho fev/ passengers offeiing i;o trips were m>>« i. The E.a. ]Vugl&9, for Mangapai, luffc last orening with . .ssongcrs andcai*go. The s.s. O- arrived in harbour, from the Hast Coast, thu moriug early. Captain Campbell reports having left Auckland atsixp.m. oa Saturday last, and called at Hicks* Bay next day; left agaiu that evening, and arrived at Gisborne at six ».m. on Sunday; same day, arrivlug at Napier on Tuesday ; left Napier again at 4 p.m. on Tuosday, arriving at Gisborne at daylight next morning. Sailed at eleven a.m. same day, and arrived in harbour as above. The Roderick Dhu.—The master of this yessel appears to have been getting into trouble ux qaeenaand over some of his labour recruits.

I Jt appears thit the Koilerick Dhu returned to \ Maryborough, and announced th.it 100 lecruits were on A few days suhs-quontly it

rnnapireil that a large mini tier 'if t, ' eM ; ! si- nderc, called " recruits'' shnjve.i it Maryborough three mou'-Ls under . ontls for their landing at tli it bo.ue.. U|k.u th« pu!-!tca!i«Ji o; cucuniBtance by one of the local IW*, c ;i ,t 1,u . 0t t-hn hrijraiitine ;n 'de ixpl.i:.a""u > ° * '■ to the Chip's .landing gear b,,m: l.npe.fe. '. be Was ur.able '-o vi.it all tne i.nin.is, and thercfoie ar,ar i; e;l with the itnfn^ t :;i" J .ndt^ , : ; .rthrr., ly ,e.i,, Si-reed to one or other of HU'"' nitut-. l-'ainst iliia s-ilein-it there is the f .e. .ha- a number of the b-.y* have made c0..>p..u..s t a! !' 1 are wckitig rvJr"«s for th-ir i,l.tH-.itmetit,_ -D that pellicular. b- -.duca oe ~iaeu that there wxtl a \viues;>r.-a.l ..-lire iu yue. us!and for a fall :utu t:iio n:.i L vOr.

PORT UF ONKiiUXOA.

AKKIVAfj. aiacgresor. .McArtbur, li»«i M'..itars.— A. n^enfljiil'A RTi; liK. Macsrcsor, s.s., .McArtbur, for Waitaru. Passeii-er: .Johnstone. — A. : fjent. The t.9. «r:iv.>.! f.«.m uUr't yer.t.e: day mol nins, with •Jl> ca'tV, 1 _Uor«-, and 305 sheSho re'Mr„.-l tbittner ... the :.fttri'iHin. with 425 h-iss flour, 111 cises kciosen-, 5S b»xe< soap, 77 Pu'W tr«, 30 faj;* salt, 33 Ix-.xes candles, 8 cices r-j>ill rs, •>! [. .ck- >, <S, »U" tr, 5 s-ic'<h oatmeal, 0 c: tk« r.uri-»ut«,- 1" boxes iiipe.s, C cises fruit, and l-1. 1 Oia'-.s alld packages sumiry merchandise.