SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6736, 20 June 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

UiußWilw-. to-rtaj.-AuckUnd 4.11 a.m. ARRIVAL. . Venus, ketch, 38, J. Neill, from Opotm.Master, agent. CLEARED OtrrWAKDs. City of Sydney, R.M.a.s., 3400, for San ( Francisco via Honolulu Mrs L. E Nation ar.d two children, Mrs. Dron..,, . Mr J. Ho ward, Mr. J. L. Pattul o Mr A. * Porte;, Mr. Robert Darrah, Mr. A. Hun or and wife Mrs. M. Webb, .Mrs. James Bodell, .dr. Tam'pq "FaTle Mr G. Dickenson. dr. R. Low.in, Mr J. S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wiloy and :hild, twenty passcDgers in steerigo and through p.tssaneers from Sydney.-T. T. Gamble, agent. Queen, schooner, 46, Scott foe Aitutam. PasseneeVs: Captain Thomas Jones and .vlrs. Tones —M. Niccol, agent. Ltaie, outter, 39, McGurney, for Whangarci. ~T^w^f e » E s.-, 2003. Sinclair, for Ruaell.XJuion S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. City of Sydney, K.M. 8.5., for San Francisco. Queen, schooner, for Aitutaki. lona, s.ii., for Whangarei. "Weliin jton, s.s., for Tauranga. Southern Cross, s.s., for Southern ports. THIS union S.S. COMPANY. I The following are tbe movemell.l of the uteamshliia of tho above company for tho pre- — The Penguin arrives from Fiji. Ha ™\T-Tar ft a W era arrives from Russell, 7 a.m., leaves for South at noon: Tain. on. arrives from Tauranga and South, S p.m. Die Suva arrives from' Oimart:, and leaves for Oamaru via Wangarei. i Friday. —Taiaroa leaves for Tauranga and South, 6 p.m. ' IMPORTS. Per Rebecca Crowell: 205 sacks seed wheat,loo sacks Tartar oats, W. J. Hurst and Co. Per Tarawera, from Dunedin : 110 sacks flour, 55 sacks oatmeal, Coupland and Co. Per Taraworn, from Lyttelton : !;• hams and bacon, Coupland and Co. Per Hawea, from Picton : 409 a.i2ks barley, Coupland and Co. ExpoKTs _ Per schooner Queen, for Aitutaki : 6 casks beer 10 cases kerosene, 10 casks C uiisos moats, ■20 tins biscuits, 4000 feet timber, 10 empty casks, 3 cases drapery. Inwards Coastwise.—Sunderland, cutter, from Mahurangi, with 800 bushels lime ; Venus, ketch, from Opotiki, with 402 sacks maize, 19 pigs, 1 bag grass seed, 9 hides, 4 pigs, 1 ton pumpkins ; Perseverance, schooner, from Motutapu, with 20S0 bushels shingle; Adah, ketch, from Thames, with 1300 sleepers ; Lizzie, cut;ter, from Tairua, with 30,200 feet timber: South Carolina, cutter, from Barrier, with 4S tons firewood ; Totara, b-trcjue, from Whangjtroa, with 27,379 feet timber; Violet, ketch, from Thames, with IG.OGO feet timber ; Pukapuka, barge, from Whangapurnpuru, with 46 tons firewood. Outwabdb Coastwise. — Perseverance, schooner, for Waiheke ; South Carolina, cutter, for Barrier ; Totara, barge, for Port Charles ; Pnkapaka, barge, for Fort Fitzroy. Captain and Mrs. Brown ami family ) "were passengers to San fc.riincisco by tho R.M.s.s, City of Sydney, which sailed yesterday. Captain Brown and his family were rescued from the barque Illie. which was wrecked at the Solomon Islands on the 4sh March. They roached Ugi in safeiy, and were eveatuallylrescued by H. M.s. Lark, and taken to Sydney. On their reaching Sydney, Mr. Charles Kahlo, the American Consul, had thoughtfully completed arrangements by which tho whole of the party were kindly cared for in - svery way. Tbe ship Rangitiki, fur Timaru, barque George Dewley for Oregon, Frederick Baasil for Wbangaroa, and brig Wild Wave for Sydney via, Mercury Bay, are in the stream ready to sail with the first slant of wind. The barque Johan Theodor was taken out of dock yeeteerday. and berthed at berth K of the Queen-itreet Wharf yesterday. The barque Jlendoza, from New York, was terthed at berth L of the Queen-street Wharf to discharge cargo. The RM. S.s. City of New York took her departure for New York, via Honolulu, punctually to her advertised time, yesterday after aioon.

The Union Company's steamship Tarawera took her departure for Russell last evening, and the s.s. Southern Cross also left for Southern ports. The schooner Queen, for Aitutaki, proceeded to aea last evening. The ship Rangatikei was hauled off from the Queen-3treet Wharf yesterday, and her vacated berth was taken up by the Rebecca Crowwell. The Raven, 4, double-screw composite gun vessel, Lieutenant - Commander "Whitehouse, commissioned for the Australian station, and the Satellite, 8, composite sloop, Captain C. B. Theobald, commissioned for the Paciiic station, •were taking in stores in the ateam basin at Sheerness on May 4, and making other preparations for their departure.