SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6815, 20 September 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Bioh Water, to-Oay.-Anckland SlO- 8.29 Manukau ll.aO— 0.9 Bern.—Rises, 5.56: sets, 5.61. ItoMe—Last quarter, 24th, 5.33 p.m. ABRIVALS. Maegregor, a.0., Captain MoArthnr, from aienokau. CLEAEED OUTWARDS. Manapouri, a.a., 1783. Thomas Logan, for Svdnoy. rassengers: Mr. and Mia- Taccred, Mrs. Chambers (2), Miss Hemans, Mrs. Wood *nd party (2), Mr. and Mrs. Curno, Messrs. Noma, Bloomfield, Buchanan, Fraser, Don, Xyngdoo, and 52 in the steerage.—Union S. 3. Co., agents. ... Penguin, 8.8., 749, Cromarty, for Fiji, via Russell. Passengers: Mr. B. Holm wood, Master Lowia, Messrs. W. Kerntgen, Elythe, Mr. and Mrs. Garr»way ? Mr. and Miss Holt, Mi-?. Oil re and children (2), Messrs. W. H. Wiles, W. Dflwden, and 9 in the Bteerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Endeavour, schooner, 79, Sterns, for Kaipara sadLyttelton.—Master, agent. Opotiki, ketch, 34, Bust, for Opotiki.—Master, agent. Kanatiri, s.s., 286, W. Smith, for Westport. •—N.Z. Shipping Co., ngents. Mariner, schooner, 62, ii. Qaeen, for Russell. —Master, agiint. Camille, biigantine, 221, Helgeson, for Kaipara.—Master, agent. Kriemhilda, schooner, 32, Nicholson, for Whangaroa.—Master, agent. Marion, schooner, J. H. Short, for Levuka Tia 'Whangarei.—M. Niccol, agent. DEPARTURES. 3£awatiri, s.s., for Westport. Manaponri, s.s., for Sydney. Makea Ariki, schooner, for Rarotonga. Kriamhilila, schooner, for Whangaroa. Opotiki, ketch, for Opotiki. Kate McGregor, schooner, for Suva, via Mercury Bay. Penguin, s.s,, for Fiji. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tO.TDON : Asterion, barque, sailed June 16. KQDW. laltb, barque, Bailed Jnne 18, kt,hi>. Hermione, ship, sailed Jnly 13. Ganymede, barque, sailed July 25. Otaki, Bhip, sailed August 2. An tares, barque, loading. Candidate, barque, loading. Piako, Bhip, loading. •OLABGOW: t Embleton, barque, sailed June 2, via Dnnedin, WMja. Helen Denny, barque, Bailed July 5. Akaroa, barque, sailed July 25. nxw YORK : Irone, brigantine, Bailed July 17. Amazon, barque, loading. xoston : Clara E. McGillvray, barque, sailed June 19, JNFR. 398A8T: Alcestes, barque, early. arBWOiSTLE : Albert tho Good, brig, early. ITTTELTON : Devonport, birquentine, early. BOOTH SKA ISLANDS : Sovereign, schooner, early. HORffOLK ISLAND : Southern Cross, Missionary barqaentine, early, wlhd. .DONEDIN : Jane Anderson, brigantine, early. PBOJKCTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : Glance, barque, early. NEWCASTLE : Buttermere, barque, early. Grasmero, ship, early. FIJI : Mansion, schooner, to-day. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. The following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the preaent wees :— To-day.—Tho s.s. Wairarapa sails for Melbourne, via Southern Ports, at noon. Fbiday.—The Southern Cross arrives from -Ciaborne. IMPORTS. Per Wairarapa: 112 bags bonedusfc, 8. Baird. Per Wairarapa, from Sydney: 10 cases Queensland arrowroot, John Reid and Co. Per Doric, s.b., from London: 80 tierces druggists' bottles, 17 cases Calvert's carbolic preparations, 8 casks dye Btuffs, 1 case fuschine dyes, 1 case aniline dyes, 6 casks borax, 1 cask bichromate potash, 3 casks prUßsiate potash, 3 cases Bufoy's acetic acid, 5 bales demy and wrapping paper, 2 caseß assorted twines, 4 cases Liebig's extract of meat, 3 cases Liebig's beef vrine, 1 Maigcen's Sltre rapide, 2 cases Kent's hair brushes, tooth and nail brushes, 2 cases drug mills, 2 cases gelatine lozenges, 1 case red and white roses, 3 cases Pear's soap 3 and toilet goods, 1 case (5000z5.) strychnine, 1 case (2000z5.) Howard's quinine, 1 case Whiffen's quinine, 10 drums Norwegian cod liver oil, 2cwt. citric acid, 3cwt. acid crystals, 3 cases seltzogenes, 10 cases rennet liquid, 1 case essence smoke, 2 casea solazzi juice, 1 case each Cockle's, Norton's, and Whelpton's pills, 5 cases fine chemicals, 1 case sanitary towals, 3 cases lint, 1 case boracic acid, 2 cases St. Vincent's arrowroot, 1 case essential oils, 1 caae retorts and scientific apparatus, J. C. Sbarland and Co., "Wholesale Druggists, Victoria-street East. Per Grasmere, from London : 12 cases druggists' sundries, J. C. iiharland and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Viotoiia-street East. Per Zealandia, from London: 30 cases assorted drugs, J. C. Sharland and Co., Wholesale Druggists, Victoria-street East. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Penguin, for Levuka: 553 cases kerosene, 50 cases salmon, 20 cases fish, 57 kegs beef, 51 cases meats, 2 cases cheese, 390 packages biscuits, 1 steam launch, 1 boat, 150 bags potatoes, 81 boxes soap, 5 cisea hams, 22 cases butter, 12,500 feat timber, 20 bags bran, 4 boxes eggs, 16 coils rope, 259 sheep, 10 bags lime, 22 packages sashes, 9 packages casements, -6 packages glass doors, 4 doors, 15 cases fruit, 25 packages spouting, 331 packages sundries and 159 matß sugar, 30 boxes tea, a cases whisky, 40 cases, 3 qr.-casks brandy, 20 boxes candieß, 3000 feet architraves. Per b.s. Manapouri, for Sydney : 18 mantelpieces, 18 mantelpiecu caps, 20 doors, 25 pieces casements, 4000 feet timber, 232 hides, 10 cases curry powder, 105 b;i!es fiax, 22 bales tow, 17 bales cuttings, 10 &3cks oysters, 150 sacks sharps, 300 Backs flour, 8 packages matting, 81 packages Sundrie.-. Per sjhooner MarioD, for Levuka: 1 case cheese, 12 cases meats. To be shipped at Whangarei: 90 tons coal. Inwabds Coastwise.—Ghost, barge, from Matakana; Lizette, ketch, from Thames, with 17,500 feet timber; Violet, ketcb, from Thames, with 15,000 feet timber; Paku, barge, from Tairua, with 27,000 feet timber; Coralie, cutter, from Mercury Bay, with 22,900 feet timber. Ootwabds COASTWISE. —Lizette, ketcb, for ■Thames, with 28 tons coal, 35 bales hay, 60 bags bran; Whangarei, cutter, for Whangarei; "Violet, ketch, for Thames, with 25 tons coal, 6 tons flour, 2 tons sharps; Paku, barge, for Tairua; Opotiki, ketch, for Opotiki, with 20 sacks flour, 12 sacks potatoes, 18 packages groceries, 2000 bricks; Ghost, barge, for Omaha. Tbe schooner Kriemhilda, under tho charge of Captain Nicholas, who proceeds with the vessel this trip, took her departure far Whangaroa yesterday. The schooner Kate McGregor, for Fiji, via Mercury Bay, sailed last night. The Union Company's steamships Manapouri, for Sydney, and Penguin; for Fiji, both took their departure yesterdiiy afternoon. Their departure waH witnessed by a large crowd of persons on the wharf. Good progress is being made with the discharging of the steamship Doric, Captain Nearing putting forth all hia energies to secure quick despatch for the vessel. Consequent upon tbe absence of tbe large crowd of sightseers yesterday the work of putting out the cargo was rendered much more easy. The cargo sent out of the Bhip consisted principally of tramway and railway rails. As much as possible of the transhipment goods for Dunedin will be token on by tbe s.s. Wairarapa, sailing to-day. The brigantine Defiance and barque Gazelle were both docked yesterday for repairs. The Bchooners Endeavour, for Kaipara, there to load for Lyttelton; the Mariner, for Russell; Kriemhilda, for Whangaroa; and Marion, for Levuka, via Whangarei; brigantide Camille, for Kaipara, all cleared out at. the Customs yesterday. Amongst the cargo of the s.s. Penguin, which left laot evening for the Fijis, were two boatsone a steam launch, of whicb we gave particulars a few days since, and the other a whaleboat. Bothboata are most creditable productions, and reflect most highly upon their builder. At the Police Court yesterday, Captain Veale, who acted as chief officer of the s.s. Xawatiri on her last trip up from Westport, summoned Captain Smith, of that steamer, for wages due him. The claim was settled out of Court, the defendant paying the amount claimed with all costs, and also agreeing to pay plaintiff a saloon passage back to hia home free of all charge. Two New Cdnabdehs.—The Cunard Steamship Company has contracted with Messrs. John Elder and Co., of Glasgow, for the building of two steamers on a scale which, it is said, will be in advance of anything that has -jet been devised for the Atlantio service. The ships nro to bo of SOOO tons burden each, and of 13,000 horse powor. Tbo sum involved constitutes the contract the largest that has ever been made in tho shipowning and ahipbuilding world. The price is in excess of £600 000 for each, and it is designed that tho two vessels shall make a speed of nineteen knots per hour, or to oross the Atlantic in less than six days. . _ Tbe brigantine Seabird, having obtained her complement of kabikatoa timber, 124,000 feet, at mill, was piloted down the Thames 'on tbo 18th, and Bailed for Rockhampton. The Pelictß has discharged all her cargo, and proceeded to Turua to load with timber for Xiyttelton.

Tho Northern Steamship Company's steamer Macgregor, oomminded by Captain flic Arthur, arrived last night from the Manukau, to take the place of the Wellington, which is to have a thorough overhaul. Tbe New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Waimea, which sailed from Wellington in Jane, arrived safely in London on the 16th instant. PORT OF ONKHUNGA. DEPARTURES. Rotrena, s.s., Scott, for Wanganui.— A. Barnes, agent. The steamers Douglas and Hannah Mokau are expected to arrive from Waitara sometime to-day. | The s.s. Lalla Rookh will probably leave for Waitara to-day. The s.s. Rowena left at 10.30 a.m. yesterday for Wanganui, with 20 tons cargo. BY Th,Lhi(J Ji A PE. WELLINGTON. • September 19.—Arrived : Kiwi, from Napier and East Coast; s.s. Wanaka, from Onehunga, vii Taranaki; s.s. Hawea, from Picton and Nelson ; s.s. Rotorua, fioui the South. Sailed : S.s. Hawea, for the South; s.s. Wanaka, for Lyttelton; St. Kilda, fir Greymouth. LYTTELTON. September 19. — Arrived : Orowaiki, from Westport; Wild Wave, from Pelorus Sound. THE FENSTANTOM AND BRITISH QUEEN. Bluff, September 19.—The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer, Fenstanton, from London to Otago, passed through the straits this afternoon. She wishes to be reported all well. Christchuuch, September 19.—The New Zealand Shipping Company have received advices of the safe arrival, at the Cape of Good Hope, on th» 16th instaat, of their chartered s.s. British Queen, now on her voyage from London to Port Chalmers. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wellington, Wednesday.—The Secretary of the Marine Department has received information from the Harbourmaster of Westport that the erection of a fhgataff and beacon on the South Spit at that port is completed, and will be used for general signalling purposes on and after to-morrow, the 20th .'-'eptember.