SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6571, 8 December 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

*»« Watck, 4.« - MS Bjtn.—Rises. 4 39 ; wis, 7.7. Moon.—New, 11th, 3.17 a.makkivals. Arejle, s-s., 129, Crawford, from Whangarei. Northern S.S. Co., ageiita. Wellington, s.s., 27'J, from T*uran K a. PisBanters : Mrs. and Miss Rhodes, Mrs. Edm.stoij, Miss v.iughan, Messrs. Taj lor (L), Grant, Eviuson, Veicoe, Aluick (-), hbodi., Edce«'>ii.be. Beany, Suodgrass, Thompson, SurßtMin, Brown, Witt, Donovan, and 7 steeiace. - Nurtheru S.S. Co., agents. Douciaa. s.a., SC. Norris, fiom Mercury l>aj. Passengers: Mis* O'Neill, Meidames Mclsnucs *nd lludd, Messrs. Lyucb, Thomas, Harvey, Meikle, Blackwood, Green, and ;• steei-SEP.—.-'orthemS.S. Co., agents. J»uei, cuttcr, 2t3, Cole, from Whatgarci. - Master, ~ Mau*pouri, s.s., 1020, Logau from Russell.-Pasueum-is: Mr. and Mrs. Flood and child, Mes*r». Dumhy, J. Young, G. loung, G. Quir.b.!, Uuffe, and D.ivis.-Union S.S. O"., » S enL. CLEiRIJD oUTWAItDS. Mv-ni.-uri, s.s., 1020. Logan, for Melbourne, tU N, u Lr» ports, l'.siengers :-Mr. T. llod■on Mrs. Walerhouse, Mr. *nd Mrs. Osmond, Air* and Mrs. Heales. C. J. Baker, Mrs. C»eghorn, -MUses Xeavrs (3). Mrs. Miller and four chil '.en, J. D. Valentine, J. Jones, h. l. Thomas, U. Isles. C. V. Houghton, M. 1.-dd, J. 5. Mauchattie, J. Kosenkr.iutx, .<l. h,v..ns, Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephens, Mis.es Pellard, and Brichau.-Union S.S. Co.. a^nts. Taurj*nga, acboouer, Gl. Dunc-.n, for Dunedin, via. .Mercury Bay.—.Master, agent. Magellan Cloud, schooner, 91, Chas. Kiehards, for Timaru. -Master, agent. . Coromandel, barque. BJS, Hendry, for Napier. Wellington, s.s., -J79, for Tauranga.-Noith-«rn S.S. Co., agents. Douglas, s.s., 80, N orris, for Mangawai. DEI'AKTUKEf. "Wellington, s.s.. for I'aurungs. Douglas, s.s., for Mangawai. Uanapoari, s.s., for -Melbourne, via tooutb. EXPECTED AKKIVALS. SAH yRANCISCO : Zealandia, s.s., Decamber 11. LONDON : Weathersfielil, ship, sailed Aug. IS. MQKS. Antares. bar.jup, sailed September 3, PHDQ. Harder Chief, ship, sailed Sept. 14, wyrc. Famenotb, sbip, sailed September 2/. Mataura, barque, a-iile<l Nov. 3, Tythouius, barque, sailed Oct. 11, TWGC. Sam Mendel, loading, pvsb. Brahmin, ship, loa>img. 3TDNBY : . , •>. syren, brig, sailed Nov. Li. MBLBOURNK aHL> SODTIi : Ta Aiuq, s,s., 11 inst. 2<BW YORK : Andrew Rus, barque, at Liunceston, JBNT. Grousvaer, barque, sailed July 1, Irona E. Messervey, barque, sailed September 25, JDBS. Olive Thurlow, loading. MAUBJTICS : Sybil, schooner, e*rly. BVXKDIN : Kotortia, s.s., Sth inst. 3IBWCA-STLK : Gaberfeidh, barque, early, 6QMJ. John Kaox, baique, early. Albeit the Good, brig, sailed Dec. 1. Naiad, brig, a&iled Nov. 25. SOUTH SKA ISLANDS : M&zepp*, schooner, from Marshall Group. Pirate, schooner, from K^rotoaga. schooner, from K<irotong<"V. Urpheus, schoouer, from Karotonga. schooner, from KarotoDgK. India, b.irque, from Marshall Group, TCHJ. AdvAnw, t»cboouer. fiom Noumea. Belle Brandon, bchooner from Marah\ll G. 3>ONKDIN : o<ieu, brigAntine, mailed Nov. 25. Anuitf Wilson, schoouer, SLH>\ schooner. Olive Thurlow, barque. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. SAN FKAN CISCO I City of .New York, J*a. 2, LONDON : Ashinorp, birque, loading. Lain, b*rqud, lo.idin^. SYDNEY . Ausiralii, s.s., December 11. Te Aoau, s.s., December 12. VIA SOCTH : Axjiw4%<, s.s., 16 inst. yiJLS : Hero, 5.8., December 11. TABANAKI AND SOCTH : Taiaroa, s.s., December 1L CISBOR>K AND NAPIER : RotomA, s.s., to morrow. Southern Cross, s.s , early. BUSSELL : A'elliugtoa, a.s., Monday. Te Auau, s.s., 12:h ins;. TAURANGA : Glenelg, Monday and Thursday. "WHANGAKEI AND MANGAPAI : Argyle. s.s., Tueod-iya and Fridays. MASGAWAI AND M&RCCEV BIV : Xhardaya aud MosJ.iys. BOUTHBBS PJBTS VIA GISBOKSE : Koturua, s.s., O.h inst. EXPORTS.

Per schooner Tauranga, for Dunedin, via Mercury : 48,003 feet timber. Per 5.9. .Uanapouri, for Melbourne, vi» Southeru ports: 61 b.iss peanuts, 1:2 sacks coffee, 2 qr.-c.isks wine, 1374 bunches banana, 18 bales caw, 12 boxes soap, 1 ctss seeds, 11 B&cks flour. 00 boxes c indies, 13 coils: ope, IS bars iron, 67 bags cocoanuts, 161 c«sea pines, 32 »a.cks potatoes, 59 empty casks, 20 sacks nuts, and 394 packages sundries. Par baique Coromandel, for Napier, original from London: 550 casks cement, 530 packages sub dries.

I2TWARDS Coastwise.—Ellen, schooner, from the Wade, with 100 posts, 1 dray, 2 packages. Outwards Coastwise, — Janot, cutter for "Whangarei Heads. The cutter Janet, from Whangarei, arrived yesterday with 800 bushels lime. The U.S.S. Co.'* s.s. Manapouri, frora Xtuss?ll, arrived yesterday morning with 4 ca-ks •whale oil, 16 sacks whalebone, and 1 ery pot. She took her departure again for Melbourne, via Southern ports, at noou yesterday. The schooner Julius Vogel and cutter Mana -were loading at Mercury Bay when the s.s. Dougla* left on Wednesday evening last. The s.s. £>ouglas, frem Mercury Bay, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, with 25 sacks gum, and 3 tons sundries. .She left again last evening for Mangawai, with passengers and cargo. The s.s. Wellington arrived in harbour early yesterday morning from Tauranga, bringing a number of passengers, and as cargo, 100 sacks maize, 10 hides, 6 bundles skins, 0 b.tgs gum, U bales wool, and 8 tons settlers] produce. The "Wellington left again last evening for the same port, under the charge of Captain Farquhar, we are glad to notice is sufficiently recovered from his recent long illness to assume command. The barque Coromandel. for Napier, will take her departure to-day. Of her original carso fron London, she has on board for Napier 550 casks cement, and 536 packages general merchandise. The Coromandel will load at Napier •with wool for London. Wo arc sorry to learn that Captain Amodeo is at the present time suffering from a severe cold, and so much so that he has been ordered "by his medical advisers to remain on shore for a, time. It is to be hoped Captaiu Amodeo will soon be able to resume his command, for his genial face will be greatly missed by all those who are in the habit of travelling ■under hi« caro. Captain Amodeo has now been laid up for the last fortnight or thrco week*. The s.s. from Whangarei, arrivbd in harbour eaily this morning with a number of passengers andalarge cargo of settler's produce. She will leave again this eveniug at 5 o'clock. Mr. C. V. Haughton, who for some years past "has occupied the post of shipping clerk to tho Now Zealand Shipping Company in this city, •was a pHsaeueer to Dunedin by tho s.». Manupouri yesterday. Mr. Haughton is, wo understand, to b" tixed at that port in a similar capacity to the one he has just left. The i>hip Margaiet GalbtaiOi has boon removed from her berth on the inner hide of the outer mai* tee. totho outer bide of the tee known aa the Northern S.S. Company** tee. Tbo b.h. Kotorua, from Southern ports, may lie looked for this evening about 8 o'clock. Tho k.s. .Southern Cross left KuNsell for this port at 2 »».m. yesterday. She may thcroforo bo be expected early this morning. C'.KOO Caiihvino Space. - Tho great eVirgp that ha"* takou place during the la*t few ye\\s in tlio patsengor trade (and which wili l.c constantly taking place in tbo future) between tl»i> colouy and Kngland and America, owing to (hi* ever increasing competition of ste.nn vt«.prls. is resulting in empty saloon and dock-house e.ibinn of almost all veaseU whether outward < r itiw ud bound. Tocomponsato for tho loss of passergera* money attempts have been made (and will be more generally adopted in the future) to utilise this otherwise vacant space by tilling un with wool, gum, etc., a plan which wo should think would expose them to greater ri «k of average claims than if stored in tho usual manner lielow hatches. Wo think it is tho duty of the underwriters' associations to determine that wool, or other goods, shipped anywhere except ia the proper cargo carrying space should not bo taken or considered an ordinary zisk for insurance.