SHIPPING SUMMARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6590, 1 January 1883, Page 12 (Supplement)

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

Afi-RI V A L S. Decmber 4 -Hero, 8.3., 851, A. D. McGiilivray, from Levuka, with cargo of island produce. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Bentlev, Mrs. Halket, child and servant, Mrs. Jsteininetz Miss Barstow, Mrs. Lizarus. child, and servant, Messr. Robertson, Master Page, B. Corbett, W.. F. I air, 1. «- ; Moore, Smitherman, P. H°ughtoii b . Page, Wright, Black. Dunn, Moots,, C. Gould, *K. Walker, Rev. J. MeChmmu. Messrs. T. Jackson, w. Green, James. Preb.e, D>»on, T Walker. J. Moore, verner. 3026, A.N M. Tullol,, from Svdney. Passengers : — For Auckland. Mr. and Mrs. Scarr, maid, and child, Mrs Hodgson, Messrs. S. S. Thomas, W. H " r , old ' 'Vr'J'Tnd Mr. and Mrs. McCnoey and 2 children, Mr and Mrs. Milner Stephen, Mr. D. Isles, Ir -' ,d Miss Be.itk, Messrs. John Sweeney, i.. Dns coll, T. Chisholm, W. H. Palmg, W. Lynch J. B. brothers, W. Cochrane, Sir. andi Cottrell, Ker. G. and airs. Walpole, R»r. H. Westley, Messrs. G. D. Valentine, J. L. i ler N. Hammond, and C steerage. Toi Honolulu: 1 steerage. OI S »" Messrs. E. H. Williamson, G. fi- WiUK.ra"), Mr. and Mrs. Ohlmejer and son, lyOhlmever, M. Ohlmeyer, Chas. Kablo, W. Doj ,e, Mr. and Mrs. Clementson, Mrs Saunders, Mesdames Hanchar, Journet, Mdlle- Barbot, Kev. C. Fontaine, Messrs. G. K>. Xitherage, J. Holine. and 12 steerage. s—Manaponri, 5.,„ 21T6, T. L-gan, from Melbourne, via Southern ports. Misses Stewart (2), Ewing, Messrs. Bertrand, Crai S , Dixon, B..ker, Stephens, Murray, JVicCalluro, brown (-). Potter, Jenkins, Coady, Ciark, Conway, Anderson, Gres'nam, Stock, Samuels, 3-otberpi ~ Owen (2), Misses Gillies, Rooke, Brown, Burnett, South, Walker, Mesdames Street, Gardner Potter, Brandon, Ansenne, btock, nugg. Little, Moulden, Walker Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. DonkiH, Mra. ana Miss McGlashin, Mi. and Mrs. Ansenne. . * T 9—Antares, barque, 821, Lewis, frora London. with a full cargo of general merchandise. Passeneers Rev. William Pvaeburn, Mrs. Kieburn, Louisa, Ethel, and Mabel K&eburn, Mrs. S. Kerr, Miss M. Walker, Maggie Jarvis, Julia Brae, Lizzie Brae, John Brae, Messrs. i. E. Jackson, T. H. Chester, James Jackson, J. Solomon, Mr. and Mra. James Law, Jam" William J. and Agnes Law, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Salt, Alice Salt, W. E. Salt. 9—Andreas Kus, barque, 007, I. Hansen, from New York, via Launceston, with general fcrig, 157, Braemar, from Sydney, ■with cargo of bonedust, &c. . 9 - Weathersfield shi|>, 1001, B. Sherris, from London, with a large cargo of general merchandise. Passengers r-Steerage : Wemys Stewart, Jane Stewart, Thos. and Mary Marshall, Mary Marshall, Wm. Marshall, Christina Marshall, Agnes Marshall, Thomas ularsha , Fiances Vincent, Louise Vincent, Mary Darvall, Henry C. Reynolds. Isabella. Reynolds, Wm. R. Lawrence, George Brown, Racbael Brown, Mary E. Brown, Elizabeth A. Erown, Cnarlotte K. Brown, Daniel C. Brown, Emily J. Brown, Annie Brown, Jessie Brosvn, -\' ber ' Brown, Esther Brown, John Orr, Elizabeth Orr, iNEary Orr Ho"or Orr, Thomas Orr, Elizabeth Orr, Barty Orr, William Orr, Kachael Orr, 4-nnio Orr, Kenneth A. Ling, Thomas HendersoD, Mary Henderson, and Dinah Jennings. 10—Zealandia, s.s., 301G, from San Francisco, via Honolulu. Passengers: For Auckland from San Francisco (saloon): Ji'mes Jeffries, r. . Burnley, Dr. Manning, K. M. Hogc, Joseph Stock, Mrs. E. C. Clark and son 1. E. G W Owen, Edwin Hornsby, Charles Allen and wife, Miss E. E." Allen, A. M. Thomson G. E. Sainsnury, James Storor, J. T. Howio McEwan J. H. Terry, William Weddell, Mr. Griffin (United States' Consul). Steerage : rt . H. Tovvgood, Alice Kershaw, Robert James, 7V7r~ J, aud son, illiam ilontgomery. From Honolulu : Captain 15. R. Boyle. Saloon passengers for Sydney from San r railcisco:—Mrs. Webber, Kobe. Hunter, Geo. Anderson, A. D. SbeparA, C. W. Horneman, P. de Jersey Grut. C. Newton, S. N. Newton, A. U. llussell, K. Newton and sou, A. Cruickshank, Misses Cruickshank (2), Dr. Pcpham and wife, Mrs. T. B. Dixon, Mi-s E. Keen, iJ. I&orey, wife and daughter. C. H. Lyons, W. S. Orr J F.Bollexj, Miss Koberts, Miss Flaveile, Mr ' Roberts and wife, J. W. Koberts, E. B. Colton, R. H. Gault, Frank Thomiar, S. >Vrl- - J. H. Kearne, W. K. 11. Lane, Edward T. i Lane, Stewart Hiil, J. Llevena, Mr. Traill; j .32 passengers and 3 children in steerage, j Saloon passengers for Sydney from Honolulu : | I/. Gnibert : 3 passengers in steerago. j 12—Arawata, s.s., Tozer, from Sydney. # Pas- j servers —Messrs. McCarthy, D. Wood, \\ illier, j Burroughs, O. K. Parr, E. Baker, T. Bennett, | H. C. Corfield, T. H. Philcox, Southwell. Miss j N. Moore, Miss Browninp. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher I and 4 children, Mrs. Parr, Mr. and Mrs. j -Cud more, Mr. and Master and Miss Adams. 12—Te Anau, s.s., 1028, M. Carey, from Melbourne with general Passengers : 0. H. Hoeman, Miss Foemun, Mrs. Horaan and child, J. A. Stevens, Mrs. Brassey, Bercsford, Green, Haves, B:»llantyne, Miss Slattery, Misa Warren, Tole, Brown, Muir, Bloom, Broadhurst, Masters Hoiton (2), Master Heather, Masters Owen (2), G. Coates?, Coster, O Connor, Hamana, Sainsbury, Tryco, Mra. Cooper, Mis» Way, Mrs. Avenell, Pilbrow. Vvuiion. Clifford, •Belcher, Harris, Butler, VaUanee, \N ilHaraa, Master Chinhohn, Mrs. Fitzgibbon, Mrs. C-iirns, Miss Shipper, Mrs. and Miss Owen, Ivenriuk, Mrs. Hale, J. Green, J. Kirk, W. K. Gilbert, Brokenstrnw, Bregnan, Masscy, O'Jiare, G. Fitcmaurico, Mrs. Harriott, Mr. aDd i\lrs, Porter, J. Gibbon, W. Shaw, Abbott, Brown, Lino, Miss Dronegool, Mr. and Mi*v. Swan and child, Taipu, Lyford, Mr«. Lerines, Master Sutler, Kae, and Dalglicsh, Dnie^s. 14 —Orpheus, schoorier, J. Dunn, from Aitutaki via lUroTonsu, with inland produce. 16—Winifred, 70, J. Meredith, from Taviuna -{Fiji), with Island produce. 17—Linda Weber, hiiynntine, 114, J. Cleverly, from Suva <Ftji), with Island produce. 18—Woodbine, barque, 252, M. McKee, from Levuka. 19 —Kotoxnahana, s.s,, JMJ4, Underwood, from Melbourne via Southern ports. : — Messrs. Stedeford, Stewart, Parnington, McGiH, Lindsay, Sch"erup, Marley, Hiil, Amphlett, Robinson, Struthers, Singleton. Oram., Durand, Donne, Lachnian. HathTvell, Jobson, Blake, Gibbon, Sneddon, Brown, Winkerman, Hill, Kohertson, Mnunpell. Bissett, Flail, Kensington, Mr. and Mrs. Vos and family, Mr. and Mrs. Evans and family (4), Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson and family and maid. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr. and Mrs, Gainsforri, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, family and BerYant, Misses Glasgow, Kaufnirn. Young, Forrest, Foster, Prosper, Mason, Ashby, Duncan, Buller, Mills, Pou, Morgan, Joyce, Mesdames Lindsay, Meikle, Buller. Carron, Chicken, Fernandez, Masters Gillies (2), Myers (2), Seccombe (2), sir George Whirmore, Hon. F. Whitrtker, Mr. Jin.tioe Gillies. Bev. D. Bruce, and 35 in tho steerage. 21 —India, barque, 202, Harri.i, from Marshall Group. Passengers ; Mensre, W. Tennniit, W. B. Thompson, and H. G. Carr. 25—Ringarooma, b.s., 031, Edie, from Melbourne, via Southern ports, wirh car-io of general merchandise. Passengers Meadames Ross, children and servant, Morton, Davies and children, Smith, children and servant, Dutty, Harvey, Fraser, Back, Brown ; Misbes Fr;tf;er, Doocey, Carr, Stickley, McCaulay ; Messrs. Seymour, Leyland, Tye, Wilron anri scrvmt. Rosa, Morton, Bullao, Smith, Kinnernpy, White, Lee, Murray, ifutton, Williamson, Cross, Garduer, Dutty, Thistle, Dawson, Wrigi;, Taylor, Clark, Lee, Major Edwards Pit;-, Hunt. Chapman, Goddard, Hay?, Fairs, Freedman, Flegeltaub, Turpin, Brassey, Cargo, j Collins, Cooper, Fraser, Currie, Slack, Siui, and 1 16 steerage.

2G—To A nan, s.s., 1028, M. Carey, from Sydney, with general cargo of merchandise. Passengers : Mrs. O. A. Blackman and 3 childreu, Mr. M. Moss. Mrs. Thomas and child. Mr. H. Campbell, Mr. Britton, Mr. H. Harris, Master E. A. Amj.hlett, Mr. W. H. Liothe, Mr. Grainier. Mis* Brothers, Mrs. C. K. Smith, Mr. G. Holdahip, Mr. and Mrs. Oppenbeimer, Mr. G. Siyer. Mr. L. H. Kyugdon. Jlrn. ICyagdon. Mr. Quisnell, Miss R. Moss, Miss H. Browulow, Miss B.tfmmn, Mr. Nicol, Mr. G. Humphries, Master D-irs;»viSle, Mr. and Mrs. James Muir and 7 children, Mrs. Donkin, Mrs. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Francis, Mr. F. Herrman, Professor and Mrs. Gurvey, Mr. J. Simpson, Mr. V>\ Uarratt, Mr. T. Lakemaii, and 26 -Cdberfeidh. barque, 333, F. Ohlson, from Newcastle. Passenger:—Mrs. Ohlson. 2S-Border Chief, ship, 1011. D. Schierloli, from London, with largo general cargo. 29—Gronsvaer, birque, -132, Jacobaoo, from New York, via Wellington, 29 —Hero, s.s., Ssl, McGillivray, from Fij : . Passengers:—Mesiiames Witham, Francis, Bentley, Deatie, Ludlow ami two children, Misses Burgess, Sinclair, Dearie, Messrs. J. P. Cassidy, Hill, Middlemiss, Oraitr, Kohertaon, ICenyon, Barnett, Smith, Pirker. Read, Anderson (2), Witham, Butt, Connaher, Fenton, Deane, Barr, Bushell, and eleven steerage.

D E P A K T U 11 E S. s—Australia, p.p., 3025, Tulloh, for San Francisco, via Honolulu. Passengers : Messrs. Chas. Brown, «T. Craig, A. H. Shipiey, L. E. Marshall, J. D. Curling, J. Wilikowski, G. R. Packer, j Rev. P. M. H. Hasting and wife, J. ; Pierce, Captain G. Welsh, J. Webster, -1. Mace . and wife, and l'.» steerage. s—Three Cheers, schooner, 100, McKenzie, for Suva, with timber. I o—Ryno, brigantine, S5, Bewicke, for Suwar- j row, with general cargo. Pa3sengers :—Messrs. | G. Dunnctt, H. Mansfield. 7 —Manapouri, s.s., 1020, Logan, for Melbourne, via Southern ports, with a C;irgo of merchandise. Passengers:—Mr. T. Hodson, ATrs. Waterhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Osmond, Mr. and Mrs. Heales. C. J. B<iker, Mrs. Cleghorn, Misses Neaves (3), Mrs. Miller and four children, J. D. Valentine, J. Jones, S. T. Thomas, D. Isles, C. V. Houghton, M. Todd, J. S. Manchattie, J. Kosenkrantz, M. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephens, Misses Kavanagh, Pellard, and Brichan. B—Mary Evans, brip, 30G, S. Caplehorn, for Newcastle. Passenger : Mr. Dewsberry. 0— Queen, schooner, 4G, Burrell, for Norfolk Island. Pnssengers : Rev. Mr. Palmer, Master Palmer, Messrs. W. Adams, J. Young, C. Quintal, J. Christian. T. Jones, Miss Jones. 9—Transit, schooner, 79, Hastings, for Suva. 11—Hero, s.s., 851, A. D. McGilKvray. for Levuka. Passengers: Messrs. Hammond, J. Honis, C. Message, H. Wright, J. Bndd, M. McLean, J. Cowan, B, Morrison, Scott, and Miss Thompson. 11—Zealand'Ia, s.s., 3016, Webber, for Sydney. Passengers From Auckland : Messrs. George H. Brewster, A. H. Grainger, Edward Lovett, C. Kerman, S.Burt, W. ICiddle, Misses Thomas, Davies, and six in the steerage, and original through passengers as per arrival list. 12 —Te Anau. s.s., 102S, M. Carey, for Sydney. Passengers : —From Auckland : Mrs. Page, Mr. J. Clark, Mrs. Carding, Messrs. Duncan, Filmer, Fanoch, A. Bruce, M. Niccol, H. Barton, A. McDonald, Percy. W. Pepperworth, Ve.nson (2), Hopkins, R. Thomas, J. Dovelle, Mrs. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. .Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Jakins, Rev. W. Watkins, Masters Watkins (2), Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, Miss R. Hayes, Miss Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Langrave and 7 children, and 25 through passengers from Southern ports. 12—Loch Fleet, barque, 713, Robort Clachrie, 'or Newcastle. 12 —Loch Urr, barque, 716, Murdoch, for Newcastle. 15—O'U'n, brignntinc, 189, A, B. Rifre, for New York, with cargo of kauri gum. 10—Louie, schooner, 92, B. Pillinger, for Levuka, via Wlianjraroa. Passengers :—Messrs. Ernest Fischer, Kenneth M. Levy, M. M. Knox. 21—Rotomahana, s.s., BG4, Underwood, for Melbourne via Southern ports, with a cargo of general merchandise. PivSßengcrs :—Mesdaines Good, Goodward and child, Davidson, James Lawler and child, Misses Scect, Edwards, McGlashen, King, Stephens, Morrin, McAllen, Messrs. Woollarns. W. Frater, Green. Davidson. A. M. Allen, R. A. Masters, Westley, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Burngeast, H. Naboki, son, and wife, Master Kemp, and 29 steerage. 23—Ashmore, barque, 1099, Whitraore, for London, with a largo cargo of wool, gum, etc. Passengers : — Mrs. C. H. Master L. A. H. Sheppard, Mrs. J. Cockerill, Mr. C. F. Stovin, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Maclaren and infant, Master Maclaren. 23—Adah, ketch, 29, G. Short, for Norfolk Island. 27 —Kingarooma. s.s,, 618, Edie, for Sydney. Passengers ; — Mi&sen Bligh, Warner, Mrs. Devonport, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Messrs. Jones, i Wallace, Newton (2), Sogben, Osmerod, J. Smith, Leek, P. T. Ludbook, Taylor, Marks, Pickle, Pritchard, F. Smith, Dr. Chatman, | Captain Holioway, and.ls in the steerage. 2S—To Anau, s.s., 1028, M.Carey, for Melbourne via the South. Passengers: Misses Smith, C.tmpbell, Mrs. Carhinea, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien ! and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fenn, Mr. and .Mrs. Cadinore, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. WilkniH, .Mrs. Giblin, Messrs. H. Mason, Worthington, G. Sterling, F. Smith, It. S. Hall, L Storey, Philcox, Millar, DAlgleish, C. H. Hammer, F. Brown, W. Watkins, J. S. GSiblin, Falconer, J. Holder. 29—Orpheus, schooner, 52, Dunn, for Tongatabu. Passengers:—Messerika, Neilson, Sifone.

ARRIVAL OF THE BORDER CHIEF. The Border Chief, carrying the fLig of New Zealand Shipping Company, arrived off the North Head on Thursday morning, and owing to the westerly wind and ebb tide, she c-iHt anchor there until later in the da 3', when she dropped up to the powder ground, where sho anchored, bavin# powder on board. The powder will be discharged to-day, and she is fXpectcd to come up harbour and he berthed at the Queen-street Wharf in the afternoon, or early nrxt morning. The voyage of the Border Chief has been a most uneventful one, it being distinguished only by the exceedingly tine weather experienced throughout. She has como into port under the German fifg, h.wing been purchased, about four yearn back, by a Gutman lirtn at Elsfletb. The Border Chief is a line wholesome ves>el of over 1000 tons, and from her appearance should be. a good currying ve.-'sei, and yet be able to giv»» a good account of hen;-j!f when opportunity ofF«.'is. As we have wid, upon the present voyngc she met with such fine and light weather that she has been unable tr> do more than the mo.-t ordinary work. The vessel comes into port in t*irat-cl is«m order. Captain reports having left Graveser.d on the 15'h

'.•7 Sc-ptoinb«r, and was nff Madeira on the 24th. having had moderate N. to N. 13. winds until rhon. The N.E. tiades were met wit.li off Madeira, but thoy proved very light, taking the vessel to lat. 10" N., long. 25* VV. Crossed the iypjator on the 19th October, in Ion;'. 22' "W., and held the .5.15. trades to 30* S. P-isFcd the inland of Tristnn d'Acunhrt on the 4th November, and spoke th»? ship Canteibury on the 7j.li. Passed the meridian of the C.ipe of Good Hope on the 12th November, in lat. •K)' .S., with jncuierate I".. to N.E. winds and ?«e: k vy sl-up. lUii down ib«; easting between the pai'.\l!eJ;> of 42' and '17*. On the 11th November first saw tlic Aurora Australia. It was exceedingly brilliant, and presented a most beautiful appearance. Tho same afternoon a cloud rose in tho eastern horizon, and passing right over the ship's zenith, disappeared down the western horizon. The time of the cloud passing from its first appearance until its dia- : appearance was barely five minutes. The cloud had a most fitraDgo appoaranco—hcvviDg a

j number of v/hat might be described as darkj coloured streamers, from which sheets of fire I appeared to burst forth at frequent intervals. • Directly after tho disappearance of the cloud a i large rainbow was aeon. The comet was first noticed when off the Island of Madeira I and it has been seen continually ever sine© i Ko'itided Tasmania on the 7th of December I during a fierce gale from the northward. This 1 was the first time it was found necessary to i make fast the raaintopgallant sails. From I thence hnd N. and N.E. winds, with hervy N.E. swell and fog. On the 18th inst. a fierce squill struck the ship, during which she lost some of j her canvas ; otherwise no damage done. Sighted i the Three Kings on the 22nd inst., and from thence till arrival variable wind 3 and calms prevailed.

ARRIVAL OF THE WEATHERRFIELD. The "SVeatbersfield, a fioe povrcrfal ship of 1051 tons, from London, arrivetl in harbour ou Sunday, Dec. 10, after a somewhat lengthy passage of 112 df.ys. She brings a full general cargo and a number of passengers. Tbe Weathersfield ia a stranger to this port, but has visited Wellington and Lyttelton on two or three ocasions. The ship comes into port in excellent condition, and her passengers speak in very flattering terms of Captain Sherris and his officers. Tho passage throughout bas been, taken altogether, a most pleasant-weather one. ARRIVAL OF THE ANTAKE?. The birque Antares, carrying the fl.i£ of Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Co., arrived in harbour on Saturday, December 9, after an uneventful pas3»ge of 101 d;\ys from port to port. This passage may be looked upon as a very fair one, considering the fact that the Antares was not docked on this occasion in London. She, therefore, is not so clean externally aa otherwise she might he. She will, however, be docked here on discharge of inward cargo. The Antares is again under the command of Captain Lewis (who on this occasion is accompanied hy Mrs. Lewis), and we are glad to learn that he has gained the good opinious of his passengers, aa ho has always been fortunate to do on previous voyages, and as a proof of this a very fluttering testimonial was presented to Captain on arrival, in which Mrs. Lewie is also mentioned for her kindness and attention. The officers of the vessel also receive a share of praise, and from all we can learn the passage just ended haa been a most pleasant one.