SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6936, 9 February 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

I^las BUK.-JEa»eie.2o; «eti.'7.i- . ■• .-'•■ , . : »iOO*.i-?ull.-ilth,'4.27p.m. . *'-«=:{■{•;.:• - •••"iKJEirirAli. : '.'■;' ' 'Fanay kelly, r ketoh, 35, Williams, from WhaB^f o r"" qiifc'AJEUßaJ outwards: , • ">•*:» 601 » Allmau, for Weatport.— Unio»S;S.;Oo. f agents. . , .Stanley, biigantine, 345, Gould, for Noumea; L.G. W. : Owen, agent. ; :■: , .' . "Macgregor, b.5.,. Johnson, for WhangaxeL— Co. .agents. '._.. ■.■■..'■' 'r. T- >" - "departukbs. • . . ', -Oaiapere, 8.8., ;, J-Maogregor, B.s.i for Wiangarei. . " \:\ i. SatEBOTED ARRIT^iS. tOKSOiri: <.; r-i- : -..:■_ .'•■•_• .: .:.■■•■■ ; ' ■ r;; Northttmberland, ship, sailed Deo. 16, LDKG t : ;Brienhi!dja,Jbarqae, sailed Deo. 1, NBLP. j- ■RangitikeijjßhJp, loading. , ) ■ ;, ■. ( ''Alastorj.barque, loading. : ; ijyßsrdoli,!",."); ' ;-.■ ■■ . ■.' ~ . - - * v ' YoiaaJde, barquentine, sailed. October 22. , SYDKEr.-.' ,"••.'' :-, < ■ . ..■•'■ .:. " . ..Lookout, brigantine, early, SIBN. ■, H3W rOBX-'f.---- , ■■■':'■: - ■ -....'.<'.■:.. v TiAmazon. barque, sailed.Sept. 27, Pearson, barque, sailed Oct. 3 2) c.n< ■ yi» • w rellingtpn,;JN<jD. Mabelj, brigantine, sailed Nov. 17.. Orpwell,,barque,. sailed December :.--' "' .'. " . ' ClaribeljbarqueiJbadiag.r ■ ■riosc<fo'y.\'''",.';\~ *\''"- •-.- ' '.'"'■-'■ ' -Abiol.Abbbt,' 1 barque, via Danediu, sailed -I l pdtoßer.l9/jQttif.- ■■■■■■.-: DONEDIN/: 1 -"-'■">: = ■ .' ■ . ■ . . , 1 : Sdp"enor, ! barque, sailed December 14. SAN , FBANOIdCO': '• ■ ' " :,. Zealandia, R.M. a,s., due about 12th. MJiijiclTltrs ;. : •_....■:■ ; . - : ;;: Castleton, barque, sailed De cember 18. -: KtWCiSTLB: ' ;■■:■ . . . . V'Alb'ort'the Goodibrig; siiledl Jan. 27, vpnh. *- Oceola, brieantine,' early. ; •-c'Unda Weber, schooner, early. ■'■ ■■ : « Sarah and Mary, brigantino, early. . > V' departuebs. LONJOOK,":'■'...'. . ' .'..'■.. . , J T_JiUtterworth, banjue, loading. : .; stiiu'Ey": ..' . '..' ' ' • V. ' ; BiM. s.s,, about 12th. Ttji'i-'? J •*'"..'■:'• '• ■ ' ■■■•■•■■ ■' ;: PenJgnin', B.s.\:llth. ; ' ' : ' sdr/fi:"SKA.isriAiTDs: .— ' ' ' ■'■ : ' , butteri to-day.' '. ' ' '" ''' HDtntiiAV'-A- - ' -"•■■■• ■-.■'. ■ ■• •■■"■ »;'Stanley, , Bbliodner, i to-day. : ' : " ' - : ; for. trkiON S.S. OOMPANY.- : ,T The' : following;-are '■' the 'movemerite'of the •fceamahlpß t>f the above company for the pre«9llt.weefc }-*■; ;-j •• •.. .-.■;.'■: '. :■ ... ' ::. ~ ■:. . - ~' ;; The; Takapuna arrives at Onehupga at:3p;m. for Southern ports, jved leaves j again at,s;p.m. ; .j The Southern i The .Wanaka v arrives' j from Southern ports.- ~.-, ~, ' .'. ".' : _ ,-, j •Mdnitat.'—The Wa'naka" leaves OnflEuagijH Si mail arrives, ; for Southern-ports; hana aVrivee from South, at 9 a.m., ai.^Stfavoe for j Russell at 6 p.rn.; the Penguin leaves: for I'iji s.t's.p.in.-; the Southern Croea leaves for Southern ports at 6p.m.' .-. .■ . ..: r : , ■Tuesday.—The : Elngarooma arrives; from Sydnßyl '.]'.; \■..,•;.. ; . ■ . .'_■-,. ; • ~-. . "".'. r WyDSBapAJ-—The Eingaro'.oma Jeavea for Sydney-'afe'S'.p.ni. ; ( the Takapuna arrives at Onehungii at 3 p.m. from Southern ports. ■ ' Rotomahana' nririvee from KuSselFay 6i;in. r i atid leaves'fo'r Soutliern ports at nbot;- theTakapanaleavess Onehunga s% 11 a.m. for Southern ports. . . .•ar ' .-■ •■' - ■-■■'' CPer brigaEtine Stanley; for Nouaiea: 4500 sapkß:flonr, 80 r,tinsi biscuits,' 40;kegii-' beef, 12 cases mea,ts,; 100 «acks : bran, - 6 cases cheese, 5 kegs butter, ; 30 loose cheese, 1253 pieces timber.

JlNWAßDsVCoastwise. —Coralie,, cattor, from THainee; ; Fanby Kelly, roa J , -witli J5i,422 feet timber; Agnes' Donald, schooner, • from Mercury' Bay; Norah, barge. • front Wiaxb/ with 3#ooo~feet ■ timber ;- Mercnry oafteri^ftom , Twiraa, with 24,90ff feet timber; Fanny/otftter," from > "WiaDgapona,"with 27,000 ■feattimber ; Moehau,. barge, from Omana,. trith . 13;Q00 feat timber and 11 toaJ.fire wood. ■■ OpraUe.rOutterfbr Thamea*;' Saucy * Katej echooaer, for ;Moroury : . Bay ; Norah, IS- " The Union T Compiny's- 8.a.. Omapai*, ' for Weitport/'took'lier'detiaitme' yesterday after-,s-i"c;;'...'• ."I f.--..! iy.u.i .v ."•:,' ,\ ". a ~..z rihe r.»«Ma3jregor le£t_tor TriijuiEarei- last ©TOnijig^lfcli'pasjieiigezji and caxgiD. ,-.,-.-■. . \-. heW'yaolit of apme.a'even'tbns was recuntly ■ JataßcHe'd'il; Whangaroa, frem'tlie yataa of Mr. A-'-Nicliblson.' The yacrA iispbken of by those ■ - -whxriire 7 cdrkpetent j'tb ;j udge of suca Tnatters as a 6rst-ola3B ;Tes»el,' faithfully built upon, excel- ■ lent- lines, <"and aaa-proof she has had •several oojltesti .Trith foemen considered -worthy" of'ier ateel, and she has.in ay instancee. proved. moefc / •oeeeufoX Theyoohfc is neatly fitted up, and is in,, every way. production, " ,and "onethatreflectrgreatly"dpon the akill and aljjUty.ofher, builder. The yacht was built to the order of Mr. Ponder, of Whangaroa, andis named the^E'lorence.,.•-,__ . , \ya ■ '•- : PassoSgers b'y the eteamsliip Doric are warned to fee;on"board byT.O a.m." this morning.' aa the ▼e&el i4;ioleaVofor the South.at. noon'aharp."'' The R;M.s-,s; Zealandia, ; from San"Francisco; mSf B&'-Ipoked'; for. tb-morrow,' - ETer 'time-table: date ib : to-day, but she was four days ; late in OFrancisoo. -. She; may, however, be expected to make up two or three days of.thia loittime;: ,i; ; ; > ■ ... ;..:..'-v' ).-•■••::■';■.( brigantine Stanley cleared at the Caatoms yeVterday for Noumea with a cargo of flaur, etc. all.likelihood sail. to-day,: JFrom Koamda" "Stanley"'proceeds' to".Newcastle,' thence oir-to ; 'Oamarn, "aid" from there back to thißpoft'"witha : cargo of grain, etc. " '' '