SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6667, 31 March 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

SW< WAWit, to-day.—Auckland ll'2o 11. M Manukaa 3.5 — 51 r:*.—Rises. 6.17 ; tots, 5.8'2. M00.f.--La«t quarter, April 1, 8 a.m. ARRIVALS. Taiaron, s.s., 466,HanBby.from Southern parts. Passengers: 6li«s Lathrobe, ftlrs. Hetley, r. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. WhitcorahealadS children, Messrs. S. O. Brown. Griffiths. Porter, Watney, Wadham, Broomfield, ana LateemCQ.—^Union S.S. Co., agents. loDft s.s., 159, Johnson, from Wbangarei. Passengers ; Mrs. Hewlett and child, Messrs. Tftderwood, McMillan, and o ateer»se.—North ern S.S. Co., agents, departures. Rotomahanß, s.s., for Mercury Bay. Leo, cutter, for Whangarci. Wellington, s.s., for Tauranga. Argyle, a.s., for Whargarei. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Lctterewe, barque, 738, A. J. Marley, for Welliß"ton. —A. Heather, ;.gent. Weiiington. s.s., 296, Farquhur, tor Taurang*. —Nurthern 3.9. Co., agents. •Vr-ryle s.s., 12P, Crawford, for W hangareu— Northern ?.S.'Co., >.gent. . L'-o. cutter, 32, Dow!, for Wliangarei.-SI. Niccol, agent. KXPECTED ARRIVALS. SAK PR A SClf<3o : Zealnti'lia, K.M. 5.8., Sunday. Warwieb, flbip, sailed December 11, PGBC. Auriga, barque, sailed December 25, JHCL. Eaneiti'kei, ebip, sailed January 26, txkp. George Bewley, barque, sailed Jan. 5, bdho. Ciy-ie, ship, sailed Feb, 3. QOGy. Loch ICen, barque, sailed Feb. 7, JCICW. Kast Lothian, ship, loading. barque, loading. OA-S'ING (NOVA SCOTIA), VTA MKLBOCTRMK : Wenciik. barquo (fi» St. John's, N. 8.), HKVR. 2TEW TOHK : liio, schooner, sailed October Jia. Olive Thurlow, barque, sailed Nov. 4. Johan Theodor, barque, sailed Doc. 19. Devonpo-t, barque, sailed January 10. Kansom, brigantine, sailed January 30. Stanley, loading. SGCTII SKA ISLANDS : J!, schooner, from Marshall Group, schooner, from Karotonga. Fa';y Queen, schooner, from Rarotongft. Eltincre, schoouer, from Karotonga. Kate .Macgregor, from Karotonga. DCNili>l>' : Olive Tkurlow. sailed March 24. STC Corola, Germac corvette, sailed Maroh 2L Wairarapa, Apiil o. UELEOCKNK : Kobin Hood, brig, loading, via Launcestor.. Weuona, barque, early, hkvb. Onward, schooner, s died March 23. SOCKhAMI'TOS' : LiuiU Wtber, schocuer, due, sRi'T. ■WELLISOTO" : i'.io, schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON: Loch Cree, barque, loading. Mataura, barque, loading. Famcnoth, barque, loading. BSLCCTTA : Brahiiiin, ship, early>'EW l"OKK : Andreas Kus, barq loading. Thames, barque, loading. SVPNET : ZfilftDiii.i, K. 31. s.s., on arrival. noHMEA: Jiorniiig Star, barque, loiding. WELLI.VGTOX : Letterewe, barque, to-day. THE UXIOX S.S. COMPANY. Tli- following uro the movements of the at-amahips of the above company for the present weeK To-day. -Thu Taiaroa leaves for Tattranga 3rd Southern poit3 at 6 p.m. SUM) The Penguin will arrive at One- | huuga frum Southern ports about noon, and | will leave agt-.in at 2 p.m. if mail haa arrived. j Mosday.—Tbo Manapouri arrives from Melbourne and Southern ports about 10 a.m. The Suva arrives from Southern ports. Tuesday. — The W&irarapa arrives from Sydney, and the Manapouri leaves for Sydney at 0 n.m. 'Wedsesday.—The Suva will leave for Levuka it 5 p.m. Thdrsuay.—The Wairarapa takes her departure for Melbourne and Southern porta at noon. Satubday.—The Southern Cros3 amvoa from Gisborue and Southern ports. EXPORTS. Per barque Letterowe, for Wellington (original cargo from Liverpool): 600 sacks salt, 5 bales paper, 1000 cases beer, 7 cases wine, 50 cases ginger wine, 424 bundles wire, 36 tons coal, « casas organs, 25 casks Boda, 2 Basks oil, and 39S packages sundries.

IIiWAKD3 COA3TWLSE. — Onwird, schooner, rrom Joromandel: Olire, barge, from Whangapoa, with 23,000 feet timbor ; Progress, barge, from "Whangapoa, with 10 Vauri logs. OciwaeijS Co AST WIS s.—OliTe, barge, for Whangapoa ; Progress, barge, for Whangupoa. Tbe three - ma«to,l schooner, Waitemata, entered outwards at the Customs yesterday morning for Sydney, via Kaipara. At the latter place she will take in a cargo of timber. The German corvette Hjasae and the brigantine Eliza Firth were both docked yesterday aiorning. The former will undergo an overhaul at the hands of Mr. C. Bailey, and the brigantino will receive attention from Messrs. Sims acd Brown.

The P..M. s.?. Zealandia, from San Francisco, ■with the mails which left London on the 22ud February, may be looked for to-morrow afternoon, or early on Monday morning. The loaa will make her usual weekly trip to Waiweia Hot Springs thisaftornoon. The Chamber of Shipping at London, on February 9, passed the tollowing resolution : — "That efforts be made by the Council of this Chamber tc obtain the abolition of charges for officers of Her Majesty's Customs working ov-er-timo in India and at all the ports of Hritish possessions abroad." The s.s. Argyle, on her return from her present :rip to VVhangarei, on Monday next, will leave for the Manukan, in charge of Captain JoliDßon. On arrival at the Manukau, Captain Johnson will briug tho s.s. Macgregcr round to thin port, where she will remain to receive a netv and larger boiler, the present one not bein» found of sufficient power for the vessel. Captain Crawford will take charge of the s.s. loca, arid run her in the place of the h.B. Argyle, whilst the Argyle is to take up the running of tbe Macgregor, until she is ready to resume her trade. The s.s. Wellington took her departure for Tr.uranga last evening. Tho s.s._ Argyle also tcok her departure for Whangarti at the same time. The barqua Letterewe cleared outwards at the SCustoms yesterday for Wellington. She tikis on a part cargo, being her original loading from Liverpool for Wellington. She will sail to-d^y. The cutter Leo !eft for Whangarei yesterday, v.-ith 277 sacks wheat, 2 caaea kerosene, 1 case whijky, 4 mats sugar. The s.s. Kotomahana left on a special trip to Mercury Bay last oveniug with about 30 passengerß. Hhe will return again this evening. The baique Andreas Kus was berthed at the inner western tee yesterday, for the purpose of commencing to take in hi-r New York cargo. The baique Thames came out of dockyester dry morning and was beithed at the outer eastern tee. Whilst in dock she has received a thorough overhaul, new copper, &c. The barque will commence her loading for IvewYoik at O ce.

The Union Co.'a 8.8. Taiaroa, from Southern ports, arrived ic harbour at li! o'clock laal night. Of the passage Captain Hansby roportß The 5.3. Taiaroa loft Duuedin at 4 p.m. od 24th, and arrived at Lyttelton at 10.30 a.m. on 25ch ; left at 4 p.m. on 26th, at:-J arrived at Wellington at 7.30 a.m. on 27tb ; left at 6.40 p.m., and arrived at Napier at 4 p.m. on 28th; left at 8 p.m., and arrived at Gisbome at G. 30 a.m. on the 29:h ; left at noon and reached Tauat 11.15 u.m. ou the 30th ; left at 1*2..10 p.m., and arrived at Auckland at 12 p.m. on oOth. Passed naique Tythonus off Blackhead on 27th (Tiiaxda)). Experienced strong southerly winds ai.d heavy seas up the coast. Wo are indebted to the purser, Mr. Wm. F. Scott, for our files and other favours. The 3.3. lona, from Whangarei, arrived last at 10 30 o'clock, bringing several passengers and aa oari'.o 50 ton 3 coal, 5 packages sundiies. She lof.• Whangarei at 2 p.m. yesterday and had tine weather during the trip. Vi'oleain from Messrs. Oruickshank and Co., local agents af the P. and O. Company, that cue of the ci ap iny's homeward steamers will in future call f »r<night!y at Marseilles, to land passengers and o:rgo. The first vessel to call will be the steamer leaving Shanghai on the 10th .Tune. Tt • Rome, leaving Melbourne on tb» lO'.h June, aoiuects at Colombo with this steamer, and p •■mongers for Marseilles will tranship at Colombo. The company's general travelling rates have lately much reduced, and saloon return tickets aie now issued at £105 for Line months, anil £115 for twelve months. tickets :iro available through Exypt, whether !.y rail or C.inal, and passengers c,u land either at Briniliiii, Venice, Marneiilea, Plymouth, or London. Equally favourable are offered for return tickets to China M:,l .J;.j".n, gWinp passengers the option of r.heir journey at poits en r<nd>\