SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6934, 7 February 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

TTrn* VITIB, —Ancklssd 3-3 " 3.48 Mannkau 6.43- 7.28 SDK.—RIsot. 5.28; teU. 7.3. Moo*.—Full; 11th, 4.27 p.m. ARRIVALS. Waihora, s.s,, 2003, J. Edie, from Sydney. Passengers Misses Ireland, Donovan, .Mitchell, Sinclair, Bruce, Tear, Mesdames Ireland and 2 children, Pulford, Mitchell, Messrs. Perry, Helene, Riley, Pike, Daigeish, Reynolds, Wyllie, Earris, Cooper, Patterson, Wheeler, Murray, Major Walmaley, Wade, Haig, Master Walmsley, Kennedy, Leckie, Earle, Hyland. Seed, Pulford, Ireland, and 22 in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. ' Augusta, brigantine, 138, Brophy, for Rockhampton, via Tairaa.—Stone Bres., agents. Saxon, schooner, 58, McClymont, for Lyttelton, via Tairua.—F. Kissling, agent. Rnby, schooner, 36, Dowd, for Rußsell. —F. Kissling, agent. Waitaki, s.s., 423, Crawford, for Whangerei. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Waitaki, s.s., for Whangarei. Cygnet, schooner, for Whangaroa. Fanny Thornton, schooner, for Hokiangft Annabell, brig, for Mangonui. Saxon, schooner, for Tairua. Augusta, sohooner, for Tairua, Orawaiti, s.s., for Westport. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tONDON: Northumberland, ship, sailed Dec. 16, IDKG Brienhilda, bar qua, sailed Dec. 1, NBLF. Rangitikei, ship, loading. Alastor, barque, loading. LIVERPOOL: Yolande, barquentine, sailed October 22. WHW YORK : Amazon, barque, sailed Sept. 27, mbdt. Charles L. Pearson, barque, sailed Oct, 3 via Wellington, JNQD. Lady Mabel, brigantine, sailed Not. 17. Rebecca Orowell, barque, sailed December 11, (and for Wellington). Claribel, barque, loading. BOSTON : , , Abiel Abbot, barque, via Donedin, sailed Ootober 19. JQBir. SYDNEY : Look-out, brigantine, early, STBN. DUNEDIN : Superior, barque, sailed December 14. SAN FRANCISCO : Zealandia, R.M. E.S., due about 12 th. MAURITIUS : Castleton, barque, sailed December 18. NEWCASTLE : Oceola, brigantine, early. Linda Weber, schooner, early. Sarah and Mary, 'orlgantine, early. PROJEOESD DEPARTURES. LONBON : Lutterworth, barque, early. SYDNEY : Zealandi?., K.M. s.s. t about 12th. MJI : Pengurn, s.b., 11th. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS : Daphne, outter, early. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. Thft following are the movements of the itatmshlps of th»a above company for the present week :— TO-DAY. — T.he Waihora leaves for Southern ports, 2 p.m. The s.s. Omapere arrivsa from Southern pe.rts, and leaves for Greymouth. Satubdat.—The Takapuna arrives at Onehunga at fj p.m. for Southern ports, and leaves again p.m. IMPORTS. Fsr-"i.s. Waihora, from Sydney : 8 cases wine, 3 caaiyj machinery, 67 packages ironware, 76 cases chain, 1188 packages sugar, 139 boxes soap, 100 bags bonedust, 229 cases fruit, 376 packages iron frames, 8 bags seed, 1 horse, 37 packages sundries. EXPORTS. « Per brigantine Augusta, for Rookhampton * (to be shipped at Tairua) : 100,000 feet timber. Per sohooner Saxon, for Lyttelton (to be ■hipped at Tairua): 12 tons doors and Bashes, 40,000 feet timber. Inwabds Coastwise. — Kauri, scow, from Kennedy's Bay, with 48,000 feet timber; Violet, ketch, from Thames, with 17,000 feet timber. Outwabds Coastwise.—Opotiki, ketch, for Opotlki, with 2 tons flour, 20 sacks oats, 45 packages groceries, 3 cases iron, 2 barrels beer, 2000 bricks, 10 bags lime, 100 drain pipes; Kauri, barge, for Kennedy's Bay; Violet, ketoh, for Thames, with 35 tons coal; Ruby, schooner, for Russell; Olive, for Matakana ; Mahurangi, outter, for Mahurangi. The brigantine Myrtle was hauled alongside the barque Lutterworth yesterday, for the purpose of transhipping into that vessel, for London, her cargo of Island produce. The s.B. Orawaiti ha'ving finished putting into the Doric her cargo of coal, took her departure early yesterday morning for Westport. The Union Company'a s.s. Waihora, from Sydney, came into harbour yesterday, bringing a small general cargo for this port. In coming alongside the wharf the Waihora unfortunately fouled the jibboom of the ship Turakina, carrying it away. The berth (H) allotted to the Waihora is a most inconvenient one for steamers to get into ; more particularly is it so when the wind is from the southward, with an ebb tide. Captain Edie dld all in his power to avert the damage, but the wind and tide swept the vessel's bows round against his best efforts, and so did the damage named. Other than the carrying away of the gear named no other damage was done. Of the passage from Sydney Capt. Edie reports having left the company's wharf at 1.20 p.m. Ist instant; passed Three Kings at 2.30 p.m. on. the sth, arriving at Auckland Wharf at 12.30 p.m. on the 6ih. Experienced Btrong easterly gale with heavy ram until the morning of the sth; thence to arrival moderate easterly winds with fine weather. The Waihora is to take on for Southern ports the larger portion of the s.s. Doric's cargo.