SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6696, 4 May 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Ilwt Wakb. to-day.—Auckland 4 28- 5 ? MuDtiUau B.S — ovm.K.—Rises. 8.47; Mti. 6.7. Moon.—New, May 7, 9 37 a.m. ARRIVALS. ■Wellington, s.s., 296, Farquhar, from TanTanga. Passengeis: Kev. Jordan and &on, Mr, and Mr*. Stephenson, Messrs. IX Aeher, Jordan, Quick (2). Fraser (2), Simpson, Ross, and Dand-ion.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. Douilas, s.s., 59, Norrn, from Mercury E\y. Passengers : Messrs. Mills (2), Edmonds Chap- ! pell, and Mrs. McNeith.—Northern S.S. Co., I * B start, cutter, 29, froui "Wlwngarei. —Master, agent. lon**, 5.9., 159, Crawford, from WhAngaroi.— Northern 3.3. Co., agents. CLEiRKD OUTWAKDS. Kotomabana, b.b, # 864, McGee, for W e l" bourne via Sor.thern ports. Passengers : Mrs. and Miss Webh, Meadaines Richards, Stephens, and family (6), Landers, Ledger and child, Misees Colbeck, Excel!, Messrs. MaunseU, Curruthers, Wooiling, Wheeler, McKillan, Lloyd, Jones, Williams, Barnard, Biome, Harding, Brown (2), Ware, Stoven, Wilson, Pnnco, Lucy, Penfold, Priestley, Gunner Datling, Gray, Kin*.-. Barr. Durant, L'.we, Gooseman, Quirk (2), Winter, Gill. Hill, Kicli, Gilmer, Mr. and Mrs. Hart, Captain Tiotbsck, and i in the steerage. —Union b.3. Co., agents. Queen, schooner, 4G, T. Joneij, for Russell. M. Niccol, agent. , Island Lily, schooner, 123, C. Haughton, for Lyttelton.—Master, agent. Douglas, s.s„ 59, Norris, for Mercury Bay. Passengers : Messrs. McKay, Munro, Smith, Brown. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Acacia, barque, 233, T. C. Herbert, for Mangonui.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Kate McGregor, schooner, 65, James Matthew, for Suva via Mercury Bay.—D. H. McKenzie, agent. DEPARTURES. Rotomahana, s,a., for Melbourne, via Souther ptrts. Island Lily, schooner, for Lyttelton. Qaeen, schooner, for Russell. Wellington, s.s., forTauranga. Douglas, 8.8., for Mercury Bay, Acacia, barque, for MangonuL Kate McGregor, Rchooner, for Rarotonga. Rio, schooner, for Kaipara* EXPEGTED ARRIVALS, XnOKDON : Rangitikei, ship, sailed January 26, vnkp. Clyde, ship, sailed Feb, 3, QOGP. Loch Ken, barque, sailed Feb. 7, JGCW. Westmeath, s.s., sailed March 17. Bast Lothian, ship, sailed March 19. Glenlora, bai que, loading. HBW YORK : Joban Theodor, barque, Bailed Deo. 19. Ransom, brigantine. sailed January 30. Mendoza, barque, sailed Fab. 26, QGLP. Hand* Isle, schooner, loading. Stanley, b*rquentine, leading. COUTH S£A ISLANDS ! iriuzeppa, schooner, from Marshall Group. Pirate, seheoner, from Rarotonga, Three Cheers, schooner, from Fiji, early. Sea Breeze, schooner, from Norfolk Island. Louie, schooner, from Fiji.. Cygnet, schooner, from Harotonga. Golden Isle, schooner, from Fiji. Saxon, schooner, from Rarotonga. JTEWCASTLE : Bella Mary, barque, sailed April 16, Wenona, barque, loading, HKVfi. Tongoy, barque, early. TUNEDIN : Seagull, brigantine, sailed April 26, Johann Theodor, barque, loading. LYTTELTON : Reliance, ketch, sailed April 29, Vision, brig, Bailed April 29. Fawn, brig, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON: Mataura, barque, loading. Famenoth, barque, loading. NEW YORK : Andreas Rus, barque, loading. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. Thp following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the present wees :— To-dat. —The Southern Cross arrives from Southern ports.

IMPORTS. Per George Bewley : CO caseß galvanised iron, 40 cwt. oakum, 25 tons Monkland pig iron, 20 cases plain galvanised iron, 2 bales tool basket*, 16 casks tested coil chain, 1 case Gilpin's brace bits, 5 caaka patent filters, 180 bundles galvanised hoop iron, 3470 bars iron; 458 bundles iron, 6 bundles riddles and sieves, 24 Banged boiler ends, 74 rolled iron girders, 20 Hobb's patent fireproof Bafes and deed boxes, 1 cask Eade's patent pulley blocks, 1 case knifeboards, 2 cases carriage and buggy lamps, 34 kegs C.S. clout Bails, 2 cases electroplated ware, 9 cases stamped tinware, 4 casks tiled register grates, 2 bhds. box-irons, 40 bundles galvanised fencing wire, 9 casks artisan's tools, 5 cases picks, 10 cases fenders, 10 cases brassware, 4 cases bronzed hall tables, 3 cases fireirons, 3 cases engine mountings, 1 case rules, 1 case spring balances, 1 case canvas belting, 600 bundles fencing wire, 3 cases S. and J. hand saws, 2 cases manure forks, 30 dozen navvy shovels, 42 dozen spades, 2 cases S. and J. circular saws, 1 case mill saws, 2 cases cross-cut saws, 10 cases adze eye picks, 2 caskß Harwell's beer cocks, 1 case hair brooms, 5 cases bass brooms and brushware. 312 camp ovons and covers, 120 3-leg pots, 34 cast furnace pans, 36 furnace doors, 72 bottom grates, 24 tuo irons, 54 Sent and Gothic hall grates, 12 forge backs, 1 case storm lanternß, 40 mangles and washing machines, 1 lOcwt. self-registering weighing machine, 2 casks butter prints. 2 casks frying pans, 1 cask tinned brackets, 2 caßks padlockß, 1 crate Scaroborough trunks, 1 cask tin soup plates, 2 cask" bullock chains, 2 casks oval and twisted curb chains. 4 casks plough and trace chains, 1 cask backhands, 151 packages register grates, 14 casks and cases, general hardware, 77 dozen Black's spades, 12 dozen shovels, &c., 1 case German cutlery, 2 bundles drain scoops, 6 bundles digging forks, Laurie and Hornsby. Per George Bewley : 1 case wire stretchers and hay kniveß, 1 case field hoeß, 1 case leather belting, 1 case post-hole augurs, 1 case pig rings and holders, 1 case belt ring*, 2 crates ox bows, 6 packages ploughs, 3 cases bush hooks, 4 cases American hooks, 2 cases American chisels, hollow augurs, &c., 2 cases boring machines,! case Cook's bits, 1 case American braces, 1 case Enterprise irons, 1 case American scythe stones, lease Plymouth rivets, 1 case braces and tools, 1 case door-handles, knockers and bells, 2 case* cases lightning hay knives, 1 case wooden spoons, 1 case agate saucepans, 1 case grindstone fittings, 1 case shelf brackets, gate latches, &c., 2 cases sash pulleys, 2 cases general hardware, 2 cases American hammers, 1 case planes, 1 base plumbß and levels, 5 bdxes picks, 1 case bolt cutters, 1 case carriage *teps, 1 case Phillips' boring machines, 1 case E.P. tea and coffee services, spoons, See., 16 boxes Globe horse nails, 50 boxeii Putman horse nails, 4 cases coach builders' ironmopgery, 1 case paint mills, 2 cases soft dash and trimming leather, lease shade rollers, 2 cases wrenches, 1 case ironmongery, 1 case whip sockets and carriage knobs, 1 case trimmers, 1 case rivet hammers, 2 cases axe handle bush hooks, 6 cases carpet tacks, 1 case finishing nails, 3 cases Douglas pumps, 2 cases force pumps, 2 cases Great American cross cut saws, 1 case one-man saws, 2 cases handsaws, 2 cases gauges, squares, &c., and moulders' tools, 1 caße bucksawß, 9 packages weighing machines, 2 cases chains, 5 casks hall and table lamps, 1 case pencils, 1 case carriage steps, 1 case pile orabs and pole tips, 1 case Evener braces, 1 case clip holders, 1 case wear irons, 1 case corner irons, 1 case couplings, 1 case top plates, 1 case whiffletree tongues and ferrules, 1 case spring shackleß and axle yokes, 1 case perch plateß and body loops, 4 cases assorted malleable castings, 7 packages lawn mowers, 1 case neckyokes, 1 case field hoes, 1 case mall clamps, 1 case chairs and frames, 1 case ringbelts and washer cutters, 1 tire binder, 1 case oval he*d rivets, lease Peter's dashes, 1 case rubber buffers, 6 oases carriage and tire bolts, 1 case felloe plates and fifth wheels, 1 case plated shaft tips and d&Bh collars, 38 sets nut axles, 26 sets half patent axles, 15 sets axle tubes, 1 case axle ties and rimbands, 1 case welding compound, 1 case silvered lining and saddle nails, 1 case silvered nuts and rivets, 1 case plated carriage handles, 20 cases American axes, 4 cases boys' axes, 4 cases half axes, 4 cases lathing hatchets, 4 cases shingle hatchets, 1 box Tallcott'a buttonholes and apron hooks, 1 box shaft rubbers, 1 box Dover egg beaters, X case transfers and cement, 2 cases plated cruets, biscuit jars, toast racks, &c., 8 casks horse shoes, 12 dozen spades, 26 bundles galvanized pipes, 5 drums turbine, 70 kegs patent driers, 168* driers in lib tins, 12 casks putty, 5 cases Ruddle, 40 kegs white zinc, 6 casks shot, 2 casks locks, 1 case chisels, 1 bhd tinware, 10 bundles spring acee), 1 cask file?, 12 dozen socket spades, IcAsk cutlery, 1 cask buttß, 1 case fishing lines, 1 case knife cleaners, 1 esse planes, 1 case screws, 1 case mail axles, 2 cases Colliugs axles, Wingate, Burns, and Co.

Per George Bawloy, from London, 10 cases fresh herrings, 10 cases red herrings, 60 cases marmalade, 6 cases asparagus, sturgeon, oyster*, and Petit Pois, Adan* Layboura and 00. Per Botomahana, 120 sacks JI bonedusfc, G. S. Jakins. Per George BevrJey, from London : 2 caaea Kepler's extract malt and preparations, 3 drams carbolic acid, 1 case carbolic acid, 1 case carbolic soap, 1 case carbolio powder, 1 case essence lemon, 1 case Howard's quinine, 1 caso iodido potassium, 1 case bromide potass., 1 case chloroform, 8 caseß tinctures, 1 case hot water bottles, air pillows, water mattresses, &e., 1 case bed pans, L case tooth brußbes, surgical instruments, Morson's pep«ine, &c., 1 caae albumenised paper, 1 case pyrogallic acid, 2 oases drugs, 1 case aureoline, Graves Aickin. EX POSTS. Per s.s. Rotomahana, for Melbourne via I Southern ports: Quantity of transhipped goods, ex City of Sydney, Auriga, and others, shipped I at Auokland ; 2 sacks wheat, 3 packages bead- I ■tones, 50 sash weights, 3 .cases biscuits, 6 bags J bonedust, 20 cases apples, 20 cases boots, 11 '

coils rope, 19 bags onions, 65 cases salmon, 20 hox**B candles, 1 octave whisky, 89 cases soap, 79 b*g* oysters, 84 packages hardware, 25 packages furniture, and 381 packages sundries. Per schooner Kate for Suva via Meicury B»y : 50,000 feet sawn timber. Por s.s. Tarawera. for Sydney, 84 kega butter, Adam Laybourn aud Co.

i In\vaud3 Coastwise.—Faku, barge, from Tairua, with '25,000 feet, timber and 10,000 shingW; Lnke Superior, b\rge, from Paku, t»ifh'3o.ooo feet timber. Outwards Coastwise. — Perseverance, Fchooner, for Mnhurangi; Lake Supeiior, barge, for Pakiri. The Union Company s steamship Kototnahana. took her departure for Melbourne, via Southern ports, yesterday afternoon. The brigantine Winona was to sail from Newcastle for here, with a cargo of coal and coke, duiing the present week. The vessel is originally from New York, via Melbourne, and nomes consigned to Captain D. H. McKenzie, ; her owner. The cutter Start, from "Whangarei, brings a cargo of 50 tonß of coal. i The fbip Warwick will proceed hence, in ballast, for Newcastle, and from thence take a ! cargo of coal for San Francisco. At San Franciaoo the Warwick will/ load grain for a home port. . The baiqueutine Devonport finished discharging her inward cargo from New York yesterday. The barque Auriga will sail henco for Timaru, there to load grain for home. The barque George Bewley is to come up harbour to-day. Sho will beat once berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, to discharge her icI ward cargo. Tho schooner Queen for Russell, cleared I outwards yesterday with a cargo of 3 drumw oil. 3 coila rope, 26 casks beef, 15 tanks, 12 bags | biscuits, 25 sacks flour, 2 tons potatoes. The I schooner sailed last night. j The p. b. Hawea will not arrive in the ManuI kan until Monday next, in place of Sunday, : sho having been delayed at Picton on her way I up. ! The s.s. Southern Cross left Gisborne for | Auckland yesterday morning at nine o'clock. ! The s.s. Tarawera for Sydney, and the s.s. j Suva for Fijis, both left Russell last evening. The schooner Kate McGregor cleared at the Custom" yesterday for Suva, via Mercury Bay. l At the latter port she is to load 50,000 feet rough sawn timber. The s.s. Douglas, from Mercury Bay, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, with passengers and a cargo of IGO sacks gtini, 6 hides, and 5 sack* hides. Sho left again for the same port last evening. The s.s. Wellington, from Tatuanga, arrived I in harbour yesterday, bringing a number of I passengers nnd a small cargo of sundries. She I took her departure last evening for the : same port. j THe bajquo Acacia took her departure for | M:«ngomu yesterday afternoon. She took aB | cargo 2COO kauri gum boxes (in pieces). I The s.s. Stafta is announced to leave for Tauranga and Opotiki this afternoon for the purpose of resuming her trade between thoße two ports. Whilst lying up in the harbour tho , Staff* has received a thorough overhaul to her hull and machinery, and several impovements have also been made to the vessel's passenger accommodation that should prove acceptable to her patronß, and under the careful charge of Captain Austen we have no doubt she will give every satisfaction to both the shippers and passengers. The WESTMEATH. —Upon reference to our advertisement columns it will be seen that the agentß for this vessel, Messrs. Cruickshank and Co., urgently request consignees to hare their entries in readiness before the Westmoath : arrives, so that the steamer may not have any* unnecessary delay at thia port. It is all the more neccssary that the request of the agents i should be acted upon as a special permit has been granted for the general laading of all cargo immediately after her reporting at the Customs, and any cargo impeding the vessel will at once be stored at the con&ienees' risk and expense. Consignees will readily see tho necessity of acting in the direction named, as the stay of the steamship at this port will not, it is expected, be more than 43 or 50 hours. Tho steamer is due here, as wb have already intimated, on the 9th inat. (Wednesday next).