SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6818, 24 September 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

firm.—Ktaes, 5.49; eeta, 5.55; • Moon.—Last quarter, to-day, 5.33 p.m. AKBIVALS. / Septbmbeb 22. 3lenelg, e.s., 156, Johnson, from Tauranga. Passengers :-Misses Hicks, Wingate, and Hanley, Mrs. Dugleaux. Messrs. L nn °°». ''loss, Bell, Hill, Pearman, Soott, and Tole.—Northern S.S. Co. agents. lonn, 8.8., 159, Stephenson, from Russell and 2Jorthe*rn ports.—Northern e.e. Co., agents. Southern Cross, 8.8., 282,*AlIman, from Baofc Coast ports. Passengers:—Miss Russell, Mrs. Hartin, Messrs. Martin, Stein, McMastor, KneeboEe, Bailey, and two in the steerage.— "Union S.S. Co., agents. Elsinore, schooner, 36, Claverly, from Rirotonga.—A. B. Donald, agent. September 23. Atlantic, schooner, 72, Sohultz, from Earotonga.—A. B. Donald, agent. Buttermere, barque, Ogilvie, for Newcastle* (put back to Bangitoto reef).—New Zealand "Shipping Co., agents. CLEARED OTJIWAKDS. Matautu, brigantine, 170, Schmidt, for Samoa. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Macgregor, s.s., Amodeo, for Whangarei.— Horthern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTUKES. Glanoe, barque, for London, ficar of the aier«ey, brig, for Kaipara. Macgrcgor, s.s., for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. lONDOH : Asterion, barque, sailed June 16. HQDW. Laira, barque, sailed June 18, kxhd. Hermione, ship, sailed July 13. Ganymede, barque, sailed July 25. Otaki, ship, sailed August 2. Triumph, a,s., to sail September 25. Antares, barque, loading. • Candidate, barque, loading. Piako, ehip, loading. GIASGOW: Embleton, barque, sailed Jane 2, via Dunedin, WMJB. Helen Denny, barque, sailed July o. Akaroa, barque, sailed July 25. SEW YORK : Irene, brigantine, sailed July 17. Amazon, barque, loading. .BOSTON : Clara E. MoGilllvray, barque, sailed June 19, jnkr. SOBAST: Alcestes, barque, early. SEWCiSTLB : Albert the Good, brig, early. XTTTKLTON : Bevonport, birqueutine. early. BOOTH SEA ISLANDS : Sovereign, schooner, early. KOBFOLK ISJuAM> : Sonthern Cross, Missionary barquentine, early, WLHD. DDNEDIN : Jane Anderson, brigantine, early. 2IMARTJ : : Island Lily, schooner, sailed September 20. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. •NEWCASTLE : Grasmere, ship, early. DTTNEDIK: Zealandia, ship, early. SAMOA : Matautu, schooner, to-day. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. The following are tile movements of the steamships of the above company for the present wees: :— To-dat, —Southern ;Cross sails for Gisborne, 6 p.m. Tuesday.—Waihora arrives from Melbourne, ■via Southern ports, 10 a.m., and leaves for Uussell at 5 p.m.; Rotorua leaves Onehunga -for Taranaki at 2 p.m. Wednesday.—Ornapere arrives from Tauia"nga. THUESDAY. —Waihora arrives from Ruesell -at 6 a.m., and leaves for Melbourne, via South, at noon. Omapere leaves for Dunedin, via "Westpart, at noon. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Southern Cross, from East Coast ports : 200 sheep, 1 horse, and 30 tons general cargo. Per schooner Ehnnore, from Rarotonga: 90,000 oranges. Per Magellan Cloud : 2 tona prime Canterbury cheese, T. H. Hall and Co.

EXPORTS. Per Matautu, for Samoa : 160 bags rice, 1 bale paperhangings, 10 tons biscuit, 80 sacks, 80 bags and 2 tons flour, 7 kegs butter, 50 kegs beef, 1 "bale leather, 1 sack grass seed, 41 coils rope, 2000 feet and 460 pieces timber. The barque Glance took her departure for London on Saturday last. The vessel is in excellent trim, and should therefore give a good account of herself on the run home. The Union Co.'a a.s. Southern Cross arrived in harbour from Wellington and other Easi {Toast ports with a cargo of sheep, &c, on Saturday morning last. She left Wellington on the 17th, Napier on the 19th, and Gisborno on ihe 20th, called at Open Bay and Owanui, leaching port as stated. She had S.E. winds to Napier, and from thence lieht and variable winds for the remainder of the trip. ■ The schooner Elsinore has just returned from another trip to Rarotonga, bringing a cargo of oranges. Her trip borne, however, has not teen avery pleasant one, being conspicuous for the long spell of dirty and vexatious weather encountered. Some of the blows were of great violence, and running before the gales being fraught with danger, the little vessel had to be hove-to upon two occasions. Notwithstanding the weather, the Elsicore las brought her cargo into port in excellent •order. She Jeft Barotonga on August 18, and Teached this port early on Saturday morning. The arrival of the schooner Elsinore from Haiotonga was followed yesterday afternoon by that of the schooner Atlantic, carrying the same bouse flag. Her trip, however, shows better time than her smaller mate, Captain Schultz being more foitunate in his weather. The Atlantic, which brings a cargo of copra, oranges, &e., left Rarotonga on the last day of August, -with fine S.E. bteeze, lastiDg till September 5; from then till sighting the North Cape, on "September 20, strong W. and S.W. winds; thence light S.W. winds till arrival. The schooner Fairy Queen was trading amongst the Islands when the Atlantic left BarotoDga, and the schooner Agnes Bell was expected at any moment at the island named from Haiatca. She was to come on to this port. The achotraer Matautu cleared outwards at the Customs on Saturday with a general cargo. She will take her departure to-day. The Bhip Zealandia is expected to be ready to sail for Dunedin about tho end of the preu'ent month. The barquea Asterion and Laira, both from Xondon, should be nearing our port by now. The xormer vessel is 99 days out, and the L&ira 97 days. Both may be looked for during the present week.