ARRIVAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6747, 3 July 1883, Page 4

ARRIVAL.

East Lothian, ship, 1389, J. Carse, from London. Passengers — Saloon : Mr and Mrs Peter W. Barlow, Mr. Frank Barlow, Master Peter Barlow, Miss Myra V. Barlow, Master Maurice Barlow, Master George Barlow, Miss B. L. Barlow, Mary A. Dunaub, Mr. C. Rowley. Steerage : John W. Crossman, Charles E. Parkin, Emma Parkin, Alice A. Parkin, Bertha Bishop, Harry Burrage, Emily Burrage, Harry D. Burrage, Emily Burrage, Abraham Levy, William Barthenden, James Jenkins, Jane Jenkins, Herbert O. Jenkins, Florence Jenkins, Leonard Jenkins, and William Brandon. — N.Z. S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s., 159, Amodeo, from Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. City of New York, B.M. s.s., 3400, W. B. Cobb, from San Francisco. Passengers : - For Auckland : Cabin — Messrs. W. J. Weaver, Charles B. Lowe, Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Burton, Miss Austin. Steerage — Messrs. Hugh Ross, John Pierce, Dyson. For Sydney : Cabin — Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson, Mr. F. H. Reuss, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Wright, Messrs. A. Hay, H. D. Umbstaetter, W. J. Dangar, Henry Pfaff, jun. Sydney F. Ives, R. R. Cross, P. R. McKenzie, Miss Philpott, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Morgan, Messrs. H. C. Mais, G. Sammerville, Mrs. Haynes and 2 children, Miss H. Geymuller, Messrs. F. Wittkowski, S. McMaster, P. D. McMaster, E. Munger, W. B. McClure, C. Kolling, A. Simon, B. P. Belsen. Count and Countess G. de Louvieres and infant, Mr. Thomas Gay, and 18 in the steerage. — T. T. Gamble, agent. Waihora, s.s., 2003, Edie, from Melbourne, via Southern ports. Passengers : Saloon - Misses Lascelles, Mesdames Baxter, Todhunter, Lascelles, Messrs. W. J. Hurst. M.H.R, ; Bing, Forrest, Smith, Hamell, Todhunter, Stuart, Townsend, Gotting, Enko, Benventi, Bickerton, Lindsell, Harwood, Johnson, W. Clifford, Wright (2), Brown, Baxter, Pringle, Berry, Pott, Knox, Taylor, Morrah, Heaton, Pickersgill. Rae, Connolly, and 36 in the steerage.— Union S.S. Co., agents.

CLEARED OUT. Waihora, s.s., 2003, Edie, for Russell.—Union S.S, Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 269, Stephenson, for Tauranga.— Northern S.S. Co., ngents. Glenelg, 5.3., 186, Crawford, for Russell.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Douglas, s.s., 59, Norris, for Mercury Bay.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. City of New York R.M.s.s., 3400, Cobb, for Sydney. Passengers : Messrs. D. E. Macdonald, J. Bloom, W. P. Featherston and wife, Miss Knight, Miss F. Giblin, Messrs. J. C. MaoCormick, A. H. Bis'.ey, and 6 steerage.—T. T. Gamble, agent. DEPARTURES. City of New York, R.M.S.S,, for Sydney. Waihora, s.s., for RusselL Wellington, s.s., for Tauranga. Glenelg, s.s., for Russell. Douglas, s.s., for Mercury Bay. Southern Cross, s.s., for Southern ports. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : East Lothian, ship, sailed March 19, WTSB. Glance, barque, sailed April 8, LOGK. Langstone, barque, sailed April 24. Buttermere, barque, sailed May 4. Laira, barque, sailed June 17. Doric, s.s., to sail July 28. Hermione, ship, loading. Zealandia, ship, loading. Grassmere. barque, loading. Asterion, barque. Otaki, ship. NEW YORK: Handa Isle, schooner, sailed April 18, SLMW. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS : Mazeppa, schooner, from Marshall Group. Sea Breeze, schooner, from Norfolk Island. India, barque, early, QTBD. Ryno, brigantine. early, WLGV. Myrtle, brigantine, from Samoa, SRGQ. DUNEDIN: Seagull, brigantine, early. Jane Anderuon, schooner, early. Guiding Star, brig. Transit, schooner. Wave, brig. YOKOHAMA : Sybil, schooner, early, SLMH. NORFOLK ISLAND : Southern Cross, Missionary barquentine, early, WLHD. LYTTELTON : Endeavour, brigantine, sailed June 12. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : Loch Ken, barque, loading. NEW YORK: Rebecca, Crowley, barque, loading. SYDNEY : Clyde, barque, early. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. The following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the present week :— WEDNESDAY.— The Waihora arrives from Russell. THURSDAY. —The Waihora leaves for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. The Taiaroa arrives from Gisborne about 4 p.m. FRIDAY.—The Taiaroa leaves for Gisborne and Southern ports at midnight. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Waihora, from Melbourne, via Southem ports —1670 packages sugar, 100 cases salmon, 100 bags rice, 1090 bars and 65 bundles iron, 46 bags onions, 39 sacks seed, 160 sacks potatoes, 1600 sacks wheat, 30 sacks malt, 57 hhds., 6 barks, 6 kilderkins, and 3 kegs ale, 3 hhds. stout, 30 cases herrings, 32 cases cheese, 53 cases bacon, 12 cases bitters, 11 stones, 4 casks bolts, 23 baskets bottles, and 421 packages sundries. Per R. M..s.s. City of New York, from San Francisco : 6 boxes advertising matter, 1 board, 1 bale belting, 5 packages butter, 14 cases books, 1 case, cigarettes, 1 case cotton drill, 4 cases cracked wheat, I box clothing, 1 case cigars, 6 cases drugs, 6 cases dental goods, 5 cases egg food, 20 haif sacks flour, 20 quarter sacks flour, 114 cases canned goods, 1 case harpoons, 1 case hardware, 10 bales hops, 20 cases honey, 1 box knitting machines, 1 bundle lace leather, 13 cases labels, 4 cases machinery, 1 case merchandise, 1 box oleographs, 3 cases paint, 8 cases pilot bread, 2 packages printing matter, 7 parcels, 4 cases seeds, 6 packages saddlery, 6 half barrels salmon, 2488 cases salmon, 2 bales sand paper, 1 bundle steel, 24 cases syrup, 8 boxes telephones, 1 barrel varnish, 4 cases varnish, 1 bundle whips, 6 packages waggon. For Australia : 298 packages butter, 1600 bags barley, 2030 doors, 700 cases canned goods, 185 cases honey, 64 bundles mouldings, 836 packages paint, 22 packages rum, 7105 cases salmon, 216 packagss shooks, 56 sacks shrimps, 172 live sheep, 9957 feet timber, 60 cases whisky. Per ship East Lothian, from London : Plain cottons, £500 ; coloured cottons, £100; printed cottons, £100; woollens and worsteds, £200; linens (in case), £100; haberdashery, £500; cottons and linen shirts, £100; apparel, £800 ; blankets, £900; carpets and rugs, £700; toilet and table covers, £100; counterpanes, £100; felt hats and caps, £580; wrought leather, £660; saddlery, £140 ; floorcloth, £390 ; sewing machines, £50; vestas, £200; agricultural implements, £320; agricultural machinery, £370; rails and general machinery, £7700; books, £160 ; paper, 697cwt. ; stationery, £130; paperhangings, £40; horsehair and seating, £30; upholstery, £910; iron bedsteads, £550; tinware, £270; brushware, £130; plated and papier mache goods, £250; pianos, £600; corks, £30; clocks and watches, £200; perfumery, £50; printing machinery, £230; agricultural and garden seeds, £10; tobacco pipes, £160 ; cartridges and dynamite, £60; safety fuse, £110; chains and anchors, 35 tons; hardware and cutlery, £4600; bar and rod iron, 34 tons; hoop iron, 12 tons ; sheet iron, 4 tons; pig iron, 20 tons ; galvanized iron, 56 tons; sheet lead, 7 tons ; pipe lead, 1 ton; pig load, 5 tons; yellow metal, 5 tons ; copper, 2 tons; ingot tin, 5cwt.; iron nails, 38 tons ; wire and wire rope, 39 tons: linseed oil, 5540 gallons; rape oil, 570 gallons; animal oil, 230 gallons ; turpentine, 130 gallons; varnish, £70; whiting, 11 tons; paints, £1100; glue, 21cwt, ; pitch, and tar, 73 drams; flint glass, £240; china and earthenware, £1390 ; glass bottles, £120; woolpacks, £20 ; bran and flour bags, £240; canvas, £510 ; cordage, £20 ; lines and twines, £50 ; brandy in bulk, 340 gallons; brandy in case, 170 gallons; rum. 1220 gallons; geneva, 1400 gallons; British spirits, in case, 30 gallons; foreign spirits, not rated, 30 gallons ; red wine, 80 gallons ; white wine, 50 gallons ; beer, in glass, 87 barrels; oilmen's stores, £780; mineral waters, £30; vinegar, 830 gallons ; foreign oils, 100 gallons; pepper and spice, 3cwt; cocoa, 4cwt; mustard, £10 : blue, £60; split peas, 30cwt; bi-carbonate soda, 20cwt; candles, Bristol and foreign, 219cwt ; scap, 53cwt; raisins, 26cwt; almonds, 6cwt; refined sugar, 100cwt; glucose and saccarum, 50cwt; confectionery, £210 ; chemicals, not described. £95; apothecary ware, £800; salt petre, 13cwt; tartaric acid, 19cwt; cream tartar, 2cwt; condensed milk, £88 ; canary seed, 11cwt; nuts, £10 ; cotton waste, 1 ton ; superphosphate lime, 33 tons; stakes, 68 tons : palm oil, 2 tons: total declared value, £40,710. Per East Lothian : 20 cases Keiller's marmalade, 5 cases Keiller's jujubes, 5 canes Keiller's confectionery, 70 casks whiting, 250 boxes F.R.J. candles, 4 bales paper bags, 1 case C. and B. essence of lemon, 1 case Cockles' pills, 2 cases coloured twine, 20 boxes TD pipes, 5 kegs saltpetre, 2 bales cap paper. 3 tanks borax dry soap. — Brown, Barrett, and Co. Per Waihora : 20 sacks McGill's oatmeal, 5 sacks pearl barley. — Brown, Barrett, and Co. Per East Lothian : 4 cases drugs and chemicals. — T. B. Hill. Per Waihora : 33 sacks onions. — G. S. Jakins. Per East Lothian : 125 reels paper, 6 cases paper, 3 cases inks, &c.—Wilsons and Horton.

INWARDS COASTWISE.—Olive, barge, from Mania, with 13 logs; Four Sisters, cutter, from Mahurangi, with 32 tons firewood; South Caro

lina, cutter, from Barrier, with 48 tons firewood ; Wild Duck, ketch, from Thames, with 1526 kauri sleepers ; Adah, ketch, from Thames, with 1300 sleepers; Mercury, cutter, from Tairua, with 23,500 feet timber; Pukapuka, barge, 1 from Port Fitzroy, with 15,000 feet baulk timber; Reliance, ketch, from Whangarei, with 1100 tons Karoo coal; Waipu, barge, from Pakiri, with 21,000 feet baulk timber ; Bessie, cutter, , from Kennedy's Bay, with 21,000 feet timber. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. — Olive, barge, for Takiri; Four Sisters, cutter, far Mahurangi, with 23 sacks bran, 8 sacks oats, 500 feet timber ; South Carolina, cutter, for Barrier ; Wild Duck, for Whangarei. The schooner Agnes Bell entered outwards at the Customs yesterday for Rarotonga. The steamship Waihora, took her departure I fcr Russell laot evening. The barque Rebecca Crowley was removed from the Queen-street Wharf to the Railway Wharf, where she will take in the balance of her outward cargo for New York. The Union Company's s.b. Waihora, from Melbourne, via Southern ports, arrived in harbour at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. She loft Melbourne on June 20th, calling at Bluff on 25th, Port Chalmers on 26tb, Lyttelton on 28th, Wellington on 29th, Napier on 30th, ultimately arriving alongside the wharf, Auckland, on Monday, July 2nd, at 6 a.m. Experienced from Melbourne to Bluff strong fresh winds with heavy seas and rain ; from Bluff along the coast to arrival fine weather with light head wiu\?s. We have to thank Mr. C. H. Humphries, purser, for the prompt delivery of our files and for other favours.

s?aj s.s. Argyle is, we learn, lying at Hokiangj, bar tvund. ARRIVAL OF THE EA.ST LOTHIAN. At daylight yesterday morning ths signal of a ship outside Tiritiri was run up at the signalstation, North Shore, and it was nt once conjectured that the vessel would prove to be the JBast Lothian, then 104 days out from London. At about three o'clock in the afternoon the vessel came round the North Head, and it was at once seen that the supposition was correct. Owing to the light westerly wind prevailing, she was unable to reach tho powder-ground, and was, in consequence, compelled to bring up off Orabei Bay. Upon our reporter boarding the vessel he was most courteously received by Captain J. Carse, who did all in his power to supply him with the information desired. From him wo learn that the trip had been a most uneventful one, until reaching off the North Head, yesterday evening at 4 p.m., when one of tho passengers (Sirs. Burridgo) waß safely delivered of a daughter. The East Lothian is a fine powerful looking vessel, and though she and her master are strangers to this port, they aro well known in Sydney and other Australian ports. The ship will be visited by the Health Officer, and will drop up to her borth at the powder ground, to discharge her powder, today. Of the passage, Captain Carse reports : — Left London on the 19th March, i.ud had strong easterly winds down Channel, was off Beachy Head on the 20th, and had strong E. and N.E. winds tolat. 40' N, From thence light baffling winds prevailed. Madeira was passed to the eastward, the.ship going to within 100 miles of the African coast. Sighted Palma Island on the 3rd April, from which point strong N.E. winds were met with. Crossed the Equator on April 19th, in lat. 27* 35 W. f tho passage so ! far occupying 81 days. The S.E. trades were of little assistance to the vessel, beinglightaud variable ; lost the trades in lat. 16 S. The trades were succeeded.oy a sequence of light, baffling wind?, which prevailed to lat. 27 S. The meridian of tha Cape of Good Hope was passed on the 21st April, and on the day previous the wind (N.W.)increased in force, and blew with great violence. Running before wiud and sea being fraught with danger, the ship was hoveto under snug canvas for twenty-four hours. The eastings were ran down in lat. 40 for a time, but a lower parallel was sought, and the remainder of the eastings was made in lat. 39. Tasmania was roußded on the 20th June, and from there light and moderate W. and S.W. winds prevailed to the Three Kings on the morning of Saturday last, tho North Cape being rounded the same evening. Down tho coast westerly winds prevailed. Saw tho Mokohinou lighf, ou Sunday night, arriving a3 already named. The ship, upon discharge of her powder, will come up harbour and be berthed at the Queen-street Wharf, to put out the balance of her cargo. ARRIVAL OF TI3E R.M. S.S. CITY OF NEW YORK.

Tho R.M. b.b. City of New York arrived in harbour yesterday laoruing shortly after ten o'clock. From the report below it will be seen that the detention of the mail on this occasion was owing to the breaking of the ahsf t of the Atlantic steamer, which necessitated her return to Queenatown for repairs. Captain Cobb reports as follows :—The Pacific Mai! Steamship Company's steamer City of New York sailed , from San Francisco on June 10 at f.25 a.m., having; been detained first until Wednesday,. Jane 6, by the non-arrival of the English mails (due to the In man steamer City of Berlin breaking her shaft, necessitating a return to Queenstown, where the mails were transferred to the Pavonia, of the Cunard Line, which arrived at New York on May 30); second by unexpected repairs required to the machinery of the steamer City of New York. Arrived at Honolulu on June 17 at 1.10 p.m.; sailed the same day at 10.55; passed the Navigator Islands on the 25th ult.; crossed the 180 th meridian of longitude on the 30th: received Auckland pilot on board on July 2 at 8.30 a.m. Moderate trade winds and pleasant weather prevailed throughout the trip. We have to thank Sir. E. T. Piatt, the purser, for the prompt delivery of our files and for other favours. The K.M. s.s. City of New York resumed her voyage to Sydney shortly after six o'clock last evening. ENGLISH. Freight, kc. —The tonnage on the berth loading for Australia and New Zealand, on May IT, was 43,896 tons. The vulue cf the exports from London to Australia and New Zealand for the month ending May 7, although slightly in advance of previous month, continues to exhibit tho moderate totals which have been remarked for some tirr.o past. For the four weeks under notice, aggregate declared values amount to £1,732,800, being an increase of £101,800 upon preceding return, which was £1,631,000. To Auckland, the total vf.lue of the mouth's transactions is £07,E00, which is a decrease of £■''5,900 upon tho previous four weeks. For tho corresponding four weeks of last y<):tr, the amount of .--sjiorts were £83,700. The b.irque Buttermere left London for Auckland on May i. Hor cargo is valued at £39,500. The baiquo Ashmore is on the berth at London and loading for Adelaide. Tho barque 509 tons, Captain Whitcomb, and ship Otaki, 1012, were both on the beith, loading at London, for this port. Rates of freight ruling for Auckland from London are—Fine measurement, 40s to 45a; rough, 30s to 355; packed weight, 30s ; naked weight, 25a to 30s ; beet (bottled), lOd per dozen : cement, 5s per cask; salt, 30s per ton. Insurance : 17s 6d to 22s 6'] per f.p.a., by sail; by steamer, 12s G<l to 17a Gd. Goods in tin to Jiay average 2a 6d extra. AMERICAN. The barque Clara, E. McGilvery, 403 tons, was to sail for Auckland, via Dunedin, about Juue 5, from Boston. The barque Caberfeidh was on tlw berth &i New York, and loadiiig for Weilington on the 25ta of May. She was to sail about Juno 10. PORT OF ONEEUNGA. DEPARTURE. Rotorun, n.s., Anderson, for Southern ports. Passengers: For Taranalti : Mr. and Master Ward, Messrs. O'Brien, Beattie, and Goodman. For Nelson : Mrs. Potter, Misses Potter (2), Milne, Edgar (2), '>fessrs. McMaßter and Lovell. For tfoton : Mrs. Furby. For Wellington : sir. and Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Whitalcor, 2 children, and 2 servants, Mourn H. E. Whitaker, A. G. Horton, White, J. Grey, W. J. Brown, C. Wilson, and Bacon.—Union S.S. Co., agents.