SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6636, 23 February 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

£b,». watmi, to-day.—Auckland Manukau 10.^2—10.43 Soy.—tltees. 6 42 ; Rets, 6.44. jjoOjj.—Last qunrter, March 2, j.o p.m.

ARRIVALS. Glenelg, s.a. 156, Stepenson, from Tnurw*. Passengers : Messrs. K. Home, Wykes, Gill. Ham "r Corley, Taylor. O. M Cr, e h Brown, and 5 in the steerage.—: Northern b. 5). on 3 0., 159, Johnson, from Vfhangarei. —Northern's. S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Reliance, ketch, 04, Haultain, furW hangard. —Master, agent. Fancy Kelly, l:elcl), ■>'■>, ml-iams, fo. Mangonui.—Master, agent. , "Wftirnrapa, s.a., Chatfield, or e bourne, via Southern port, tJiesdames Harvey, Leslie, P. O Bricn, y Coohr ;ne, Goodson, "\V llkmion, Messrs. Goodson, -Wilkinson, Meredith. Kimr. Hamon • r. I L,. Manslre, W. Pare, J. Price OBnca. Mtii", P.-u-t, Reade. Di.xon, J. Read, J. _ Arton, K. Dawson, Lee. England, IVar.to! Nt, Mofi.t, ««.tt V.' Cock*, I'iccon, Ash worth. ;T ;: me-, Blake', Smart, o! L. Randell, N. Wilhama Shcardon. Eccles. Moody. Orr, jdesdam-s Perrin. Short. Messr,. Perrin. .Short, Dr. Schmidt, and Captain Hume, —Uuion b.b. \^o. t a£ Opotiki. schooner, 39, Watt:,, for Wangarei. agent. expected arrivals. LONDON : Bn.bruin, ship, sailed Nor. 14, JIKRD. Warwick, ship, Bailed December 11. pgbc. Auri-'a, barque, sailed December 25, JHCL. Kangitikei, Bhip, sailed January 26, VNKP. Halcione, ship, loading. George Bewley, barque, loading, bdhc. Himalaya, ship, loading. East Lothian, ship, loading. CASINO (NOVA SCOTIA) _ . Yi'enona, barque (via St. Johns, N.tt.), HKYR. NEW YOrcK t Rio, schooner, sailed October Z5. Olive Thurlow, sailed Nov. 4. Jobaii Theodor, barque, sailed Dec. 19. Devoupo-t, barque, sailed January 10. Stanley, loading. Eansora, brigantine, loading. LIVERTOOL: Letcerewe, barque, sailed Nov. li>, qkgv. yoocuow : Bowen, s.s., early. SYDNEY : , , City of New York, R. M. s.b., due th.

MAKXLA : Smiling Morn, sell., sailed Deo. 19., JBGQ. SEWC STLE : Andreas Eus, barque, early. Tharae3, barque, early, QQHW. SOCTK S£A ISLANDS : M.zeppa, schooner, from Marshall Group. Pirate, schooner, from Karotonga. Friiiy Queen, schooner, from Karotonga. Elbinore, schooner, from Karotonga. DUSEDIN : Olivo Thurlow. barque. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. BAX FKAKCISCO : City of Sydney, K.M. s.s., 27tU instant. LONDON : Border Chief, ship, loading. Loch Cree, barque, early. NEW yoke.: Grcn&vser, barque, loading. Irene, brigantine, loading. Andreas Kuss. barque, early. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Wairarapa, for Melbourne, rji Southern porta .• 2 bales luatbor. 1 refrigerator, 20 boxes pnint, 1 hive bees, 100 loose doors, 35 gjjjptv CKsks, •» iron safe a , 10 sacks grass seeti, 10 eases* twine, 10 coses 17 sacks kauri gum, IS -i-c.isks wiue, 2 cases lemons, 81 packages 51 packages hardware, ond 331 packages sundrie?.

Invtauds Coastwise.—Reliance, ketch, from | Thames; Four Sisters, cutter, from Wniheke, ( with 2o "una firewood ; Morning Light, cutter, from Cabbage Bay, with 45 tons firewood ; Kangntira, cutter, fiom Barrier, with 49 tons firewood. Outwards COA3TWI3S.—Four Sisters, cutter, for Waiheke and Thames ; Morning Light, cutter, lor Cabbage Bay, with 125 sheep : tirn, Gutter, for Omaha; Paku, cutter, for Tairuft. The s.s. Glenelg, from Tauranga, arrived m harbour early yesterday morning, with several passengers and a general caigo. She left again last evening for the same port. The ship Brahmin, from London, is now 100 days out, and may therefore be expected to arrive at any moment. The ketch Reliance (for Whangarei), Fanny Kelly (for Mangonui), and Opotiki (for Whangarei) all cleared outwards at tlie Customs vesterday. The s.s. Wairarapa took her departure for Melbourne, via Southern ports, yesterday, with passengers and cargo. The light on board this vessel is (as is the same with others of the Union Company) regularly used when the vessel is under steam, the oil lights being used in ports only. Occasionally the small ir.cr.nlamps are broken through the two sm.'.ll wires in them fusing. Upon a recent occasion one of the stewards was unwittingly usißg a large clasp knife to separate the wires of one of these innocent and harmless-looking miniature g:cbe3, when quicker than he could wink hid eyes, the heivy blade was burnt off the handle, leaving the latter in his grasp. The steward now considers he w'xs as near being the hero of an accideut in the history of electricity cn the Wairarapa as it was possible to bo and survive. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. Th* following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the present we&K :— Satcrdat. —The Southern Cross will arrive from Southern ports. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVAL. s.s., McArtbur, from Waitarn. Passengers : Bishop Cowie, Mrs. Cowie, Misses Tompson and Hall, Mesdames Cook, O'Day, CoßSftr. and Hall. Messrs. God?al, Foy, Bii'l, Forsyth, Kisset, Pender, Holmes, Cook, Dalton, Captain and 4 steerage.—A. Barnes, agent. DEPARTURE. Macgrejnr, 8 .5., McArtbur, for "Waitara.—A. Barnes, a^ent. The *:.s. Macgregor arrived from "Waifcara.early yesterday morning with 40 head cattle, 210 aheep, and 2 tons sundries. She left again for Waitara at 1.30 p.m., and will probably return hither to-morrow. The s-9. lloweaa is expected to arrive from "Wangnnui to-morrow morning. B T TELEGRAPH. "WELLINGTON. Febniiry 22.—Cl«ard out: Lady Jocclyn and St. Letimdn, for London. The former takes a carco valued at £71,303, of v which £12,1(50 repro?ents frozen The St. Leonards cargo is valued at £57,715. LYTTELTON. February 22.—Sailed : Maud Graham, for Greyrncmh ; Hawes, 5.3 , for Akaroa nnd Danedin ; Mauajiouri, s.s., for the North, at 7.30 p.m. TIMAKU. February 22.—Sailed : Omapcre, for Lytfcclton aud Northern ports Exports per Omaperc for Auckland : 1500 backs wheat.