SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

HlOtf WATER, to-day.—Auckland 2.57 — 3.2S j Manukau h/oi— O—J Srm —Rises, 4.39 ; sets. 7.f». Moon.— 2*ew, lith, 3.17 a.m. AHKIVALS. Australia, s.s., 3020, A. N. M. Tulloh, from Sydney. Passengers : — .For Auckland . .Mr. anil Mrs. Scarr, maid, aud child. Hodgson, Jle-rs S. S. Thomas, W. Harrold,/. Jones, Iblr. a nil Mrs. McCooey and 2 children, Mr. and iUrn Miiner Stepheu, Mr. D. Isles, Mr. and Jliis Beath, Messrs. John Sweeney, E. Driscoll, T. OhUholm, \V. H. Paling, \V. Lynch, J. 11. Croiliers, W. Cochrane, Mr. and airs. Cattrell, Rev. G. and Mrs. Wali.ole, Mr. H. WKtlty, Messrs. G. D. Valentine, J. E. Fowlor, X. Hammond, and C steerage. For Honolulu : 1 steerage. For San Francisco : Messrs. It. H. Williamson, G. IC. Williams, Mr. arnl Mrs. Ohlraeyer ami sou, Messrs. F. Ohl-ni-yer, M. Ohlmeyer, Chas. Kihlo, W.Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Clemeutsou, Mrs. Saunders, Jiesdames Uanchar, Journet, Millie. liarbot, itcv C. Fontaine, Messrs. G. Titherage, J. Ilo'.me, and 12 stcerape.—T. T. Gatnlde, agent. Mantnouri, 5.?., 2170, T. Logan, from Melbnmup, via Southern ports. Passengers: Mi-ses Stewirt (2), Kwing, Messrs. LoKoche, IV-rtrand, CraiK, Dunneit, Dixon, Baker, iS-.'i'i-us Murray, McC.illuin. Brown (_), P ,:t r". Jenkins, Coauy, Clark, Conwky. Anderson (ir-sham. Stock, Samuels, Fothersale, O v»n ('I Misses Gillies, P.ooke, Brown, Bur-n-it, Eolith, Walker, Mcsdames Street, Cardin-: l'ottor, Brandon, Arisenne, Stock, Wrige, L.itie, MouldeD, Walker, Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. JJonkiu, Mrs. and Miss McGlashin, Jlr. Mrs. Ansenne. —Union S.S. Co.. agents. lonr>. p.?., 15'.*, Johnson, from Whan^'arei. — Korthem S.S. Co.. agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Mannpouri, s.s., 21,0, Loijau, for Kussell.— Union S.S. Co., agents. Australia, s.s., 3020, Tulloh, lor San Irancisco via Honolulu. Passengers : Mossra. diaries Brown, J. Craig, A. H. Shipley, L. E. Marshall, J. D Curling, J. Willkowski, U. R. Packer, Kev. P. M. Maginnis, H. Hastini; and wife, J. rivi'ce. Captain G. Welsh, J. Webster, Mace aud wife, and 13 steerage. 1. 1. Gamble, 3?nnt. .< i* Kriemhilda, schooner, ot,, bathurst, for "Wbangaroa. —Master, agent. Lizzie, cutter, JH), McGuroey, for Whangaroa. —Muster, agent. , Three Cheers, schooner, 100, McXeuzic, for Suva.—V. 11. McKenzie, ygent. Welcome, schooner, 11-, T. A. Fry, for Melbourne via Mangonui.—Master, ag**nt.

DEPAUTUKKS. Australia, K.M.S.S., for Honolulu and San Fi*.\nci^c«'». fllaiiapouri, s.s., for Kusseli. Argyle, s.s., for Whaiigarci. Kiiemhilda, schooner, tor Whaugaroa. 2Ci<gata, brig, for Newest!*?. Liziie, cutter, for Whangnroa. Welcome, schooner, for Wangaaui and Melbourne. IMPORTS. Per s.s. M.mapouri, from Melbjurne, via Southern ports : L's baskets bottles, 4 packages aswing machines, 5 cases sewing cottous, 73 icgots tin, 14 pieces timber, "2 water meters, 10 bags 10 bags tapioca, 1 case books, 430 packages sugar, 5 kegs treacle, 15cises syrup, 11 cases pianos, 74 cheats tea, *250 bags wheat, 1 bos matched, 1 bale paper, 3 packages blinds, 14 cases lum, 5 cases tobacco, 2 case 3 preserved milk, 3 c.ises wines, 100 cases whisky, 50 boxes ctndles, 105 fire bars, 2 bales leather, 4o lengths tube*, 3l> cases bacon and ham?, 1 bale hop.*, 1 .roller, 10 cases confectionery, 22 cases ale, 32 cases meats, 250 boxes candles, 7 oales skius, 54 hides, 25 bags oats, and oOS packages a *idrie>. Per R.M. s.s. Australia, from Sydney: 1C packages sundries. EXPORTS, Per s.s. Australia, for San Francisco : 0G cases gum, 9 bugs bark, 52 bags &rass seed, 1 bullock, 1 case specimens, .*> cases plants, 2 bags wool, 12 bales fungus, 10 boxes gold, l box pnint, 5 boxes silver, 1 box curios : From Sydney for San Francisco : 171*0 bales wool, 538 ii.yot.i tin, 150 hides, 70 cases opium, and 103 p.vr-uges j^undrie*. Per schooner Three Cheers, for Suva : 11,100 feet dressed sawn timber, 75,1i00 feet rough sa-.vu timber.

I>"w.\RD3 Coastwise.—Morning Light, cutter, fruia Cabbage Bay, with 1000 feet ship's timbers; Mokau, barge, from Omaha, with 21,000 feet timber; Nancy, cutter, from Wai-ht-k-?, with 45 tons tirewood ; Lee, cutter, from IVlira:u]a. with ol bales wool ; Carolina, cutter, from Bariier, with 4S tons firewood ; Ruakaka, b.trge, from Cabbage Bay, with ItiiD feet timber. oiiwauds Coastwise.—Morning Light, cuiter, for Cabbago Bay; Olive, barge, for Tuaiut'?, with 1*2,000 bricks, IS bags lime ; Kami, schooner, for Port Charles, with 50 bags flour, 4 Hoxes soap, 3 bags oats, 6 bags chaff, 1 hag wheat, 1 bag maize, 2 i-chests tea, 2 cases jam, qr.-cask vinegar, 1 case currants, 1 case apple*, 1 case limejuice, 5 packages sundries ; Carolina, cutter, for Barrier; Huakaka, barge, fcr Cabbage Bay. The cu-.'.er Lizzie sailed for Whangaroa last eveiiinij, with a cargo of 14 sacks potatoes, 15 sacks o.t:s, 26 sacks bran, 2 tons flour, 10 kegs butter. Tbe schooner Golden Isle will, it is expected, sail for l-'iji again in a few days, under the command of Captain Carmichael. The schooner Three Cheers cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday for Suva, with a cargo of timber. She will sail from Whangarei on the 9th instant. TLe schooner Kriemhilda left yesterday for Whangaroa, with a cargo of 2000 feet timber. The fchooner Welcoire cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday for Wanganui (West Coast). From that port she will sail for Melbourne. Th? s.s. lona, from Whangarei, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, with a cargo of 100 sacks kauri gum, 15 bales wool, 7 crates fowls, 5 bundles skins, and a quantity of settlers' produce.