SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6937, 11 February 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

H(BH Water, to-day.—Auckland 6 53—7.15 Manukau 10'8fc—10.55 'bow.—Risen. 5.30 : sets. 6.59 Moo».—Full, to-day, 4.27 p.m. ARRIVALS. February 9. Wild Dnck, ketch, 42, McDonald, from Mongtraui.—Master, agent. Glenelg, s.s., 156, Stephenson, from Tauranga. Passengers : Major and Mrs. Pitt, Mrs. Ogden, Misses Remond, Harvey, Lynch, Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Messrs. J. Chadwick, Ramson, McKay, Tucker, and Hoyte.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s., 159, Amodeo, from Russell and Northern Ports. Passengers : Messrs. T. Green, O. Thomas, VT. Doughtery, Croker, Neihim, Xobin, Akelvin, Reid, Nevin, McCready, Vokes, Jacob, H. Speedy, A. Speedy, H. T. Clarke, Noy, Wilson, Rev. Wrathwell, Mibb Kimper.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Southern Cross, s.s., 282, Ross, from East Coast Ports.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Amazon, barque, Nordbach, from New York, via Wellington.—Master, agent. Waitaki, s.s., 401, Crawford, from Whangarei.— Kamo Coal Co., agents. . February 10. Sandfly, schooner, M. H. Burrell, from Tonga. Passenger : Terita (native scribe). —Cruickshank and Co., agents. Rowena, s.s., Norris, from "Whaßgarex. Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Griffin, schooner, 48, Olsen, for Russell.— Master, agent. „ Wild Duck, ketch, 42, McDonald, for Mongonui.—Master, agent. Planter, barque, 231, Delman, for Whsag&roa and Lnunceston.—Master, agent. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35, Williams, for Whsingaroa.—Master, agent. Daphne, cutter, 24, Burr, for Snwarrow Island. —Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Venus, ketch, 38, Neil, for Opotiki.— Master, agent. Doiic. s.s., 3057, W. J. Jennings. Passengers as per inward list from London. —N.Z. Shipping Company, agents. DEPARTURES. February 9. Doric, s.s., for Wellington. j Fanny Kelly, ketch, for Blangonu!. Venna, ketch, for Opotiki. Griffin, sijaooner, for Russell. Wild Duck, ketch, for Mangonul. February 10. Daphne, cutter, for Suwarrow Island. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : Northumberland, ship, sailed Dec. 16, LDKQ Bvieuhilda, barque, sailed Dec. 1, KBLF, Kangitikei, ship, loading. Alastor, barque, loading. LIVERPOOL : Yolande, barquentine, sailed October 22. STDXKY: Look-out, brigantine, early, stbx. HEW YORK : Charles L. Pearson, barque, sailed Oct. 3 via Wellington, JNQD. Lady Mabel, brigantine, sailed Nov. 17. Rebecca Crowell, barque, sailed December 11, (and for Wellington). Claribel, barque, loading. BOSTON : Abiel Abbot, barque, via Duuedin, sailed October 19. JQ&i. DUNE DIN : Superior, barque, sailed December 14. SAN FRANCISCO : Zealandia, R.M. s.s., due about 12th. MAURITIUS.: Castleton, barque, sailed December 18. NEWCASTLE : Albert the Good, brij, sailed Jan. 27, vhh. Oceola, brigantihe, eurly. Linda Weber, schooner, early. Sarah and Mary, brigantine, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDOX : Lutterworth, barque, loading. SYDNEY : Zealandia, R.M. s.s., about 12M. lIJI : Penguin, s.s., 11th. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS : Daphne, cutter, to-day. NOUMEA: Stanley, schooner, to-day. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. The following are the movements of the steamships of the above company for the present week :— To-day. — The Wanaka leaves Onehnnga, if mail arrives, for Southern ports ; the Rotomahana arrive j from South at 9 a.m., and leaves for Russell at 6 p.m.; the Penguin leaves for Fiji at 5 p.m. ; the Southern Cross leaves for Southern ports at 6 p.m. Tuesday.—The Rlngarooma arrives from Sydney. Wednesday.—The Ringarooma leaves for Sydney at 2 p.m. ; the Takapuna arrives at Onehrtcga at 3 p.m. from Sonthern ports. Thursday.—The Rotomahana arrives from Ru&'jell at 6 a.m., and leaves for Southern ports at noon ; the Takapuna leavess Onehunga at 11 a,m. for Southern ports. IMPORTS. Per barque Amazon, from New York: — 12 cases turpentine, 14 barrels varnish, 40 cases sewiDg machines, 9 cases hardware, 15 packages machinery, 26 packages edge tools, 40 boxes clocks, i boxes scales, 495 coils barb wire, 1 case carriageware, 57 cases chairs, 6 cases woodware, 2 cases perambulators, 61 cases drugs, 3 cases liquorice, 2 barrels beer, 3 cases organs, 5 Bases buggies, 50 cases school slates, 4 cases platedware, 31 packages ink, 32 packages lamp goods, 4 bales haxnmocks, 27 bundles paper, 21 pieces plank. EXPORTS. Pec s.s. Doric, for London via Southern ports : 428 cases 12 bags kauri gum, 2 bales leather, 150 cases preserved meat, 2 cases curios, 17 owes books, 8 cases pearl shell, 58 bales cotton, 584 bales wool, 6 casks tallow, 2 horses, 2 cases ferns, 91 packages sundries. Inwards Coastwise.—South Carolina, cutter, from coast, with 46 tons firewood ; Fanny Kelly, ketch, from Manjonui, with 36,600 feet timber. Odtwabds Coastwise.—Mercury, cutter, for Tairua; Ocean, schooner, for Coromandel; South Carolina, cutter, for coast; Fanny, cutter, for Whang:iparoa ; Una, cutter, for Tairua ; Ghost, barge, for Patau. The Union Company's steamer Southern Cross came into harbour shortly after daylight on Saturday morning last from Southern ports, and after discharging her cargo of cattle came up harbour and was berthed at the Railway Wharf at ten a.m._ The Cross had moderately fine weather during the trip up. She is to leave again this ervening for Ease Coast ports. Captain Fisher, the newly-appointed DepntyHarbourmjlater, assumes command of his office to-day. The R.Sl.s.s. Penguin is to leave for Fiji, .via Bussell, this afternoon. The p.s. City of Cork with the employes of Messru. McArthur and Co.'s boot and shoe factory, left on a picnic for Motutapu on Saturday last. There was a full attendance on board, and +he proceedings were enlivened by the ■trains of mo/sic given by McComißh's band. The day prorerl a most enjoyable one. The barque Amazon, flying the Swedish flag, came into port on Saturday last, from New York, via Wellington, with a part cargo of general merchandise from the first port named. Captain Nordback reports that the Amizon—a good staur.ch-looking vessel —left New York on the 26th September, and that she made Wellington. Un the 12th Januarv . ■""««» ingtpn again on Sunday i—., arriving as above. Genera lly -v-r "eavy weather was met with on the tr' r- np- The barque will berthed to-day discharge her cargo. She is, we understand, to load gum for New York upon completion of oisc barging of inward cargo. . i'he s.s. Waitaki, looking nothing the worse of her mishap at WTaangarei, came into harbour yesterday afternoon, with a full cargo of coal, &c. t and several passengers. She is to leave again for same port this evening.

. The "ketch Venus, for Opotiki,. cleared outwards on Saturday last with 3 tons flour, 44 cases groceries, 10 cases oats, 30 packages ironmongery, 600 bricks, 3 bags lime. She sailed the R'ime evening. . The ketch Fanny Kelly sailed for Whasgaroa Saturday last with a general cargo. The cutter Daphne sailed for Suwarrow Island in ballast yesterday morning. She Trent away "with a nice southerly wind. The Tongan Government schooner Sandfly, Captain M. H. Burroll, came into harbour late on Saturday night from Tonga, in ballast. Of the round trip we learn that the Sandfly left Auckland on the 12th ultimo, arriving at Tonga on the 24tb, after a somewhat rough weather passage. Sho left again on the Ist inat., fine weather prevailing until arrival. The schooner TJpolo, from Samoa, was at Tonga when the Sandfly left on the Ist inst. The schooner Kate McGregor is on Messrs. Sims and Brown's slip at the North Shore, undergoing an overhaul before sailing for Raro--tonga. She is expected to sail about this day week. The. brigantine Defiance, from Whangaroa, arrived at Sydney on Friday last, after & smart passage of 13 days. . The s.s. lona, from Russell and Northern |>orti, and Glenelg, from Tauranga, both came into harbour on Saturday last, with passengers -and cargo. They will leave again, the former for Northern porta, and the Glenelg for Tauranga, The s.s. Rowena will leave this evening for Mercury Bay. The Union Oo.'s s.a. Botomahana is dae here this morning, from Southern ports and Melbourne. She is to leave again this evening, for Russell, on an excursion trip, returning at daylight on Thursday morning. At Husiell Bhe will act as flagship on Wednesday for the Bay of Islands Regatta, Tickets for the trip will be issued at 20s each for the return journey.

The barque Planter cleared outwards at the Customs on Saturday, for Whangaroa. . At that iplace she is to load for Launceston with timber. She is to sail to. day.

The ship Weathtirsfield, Captain Sherries, which was here recently, arrived at Melbourne on January 20th last, with a cargo of 700 tons sagar— juat enough to stiffen her. She goes from Melbourne to London with wool.

THE DORIC,

The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamthip Doric took her departure for "Wellington and London on Saturday last, shortly betore bix o'clock. The ti.u© announced for the sailing of the steamer vras noon, bat it was found that as the time drew near thore was more cargo to get out than was expected, consequently the time of sailing had to be extended. However, at 5 p.m. orders were diven to caßt off, and shortly afterwards Captain Burgess took command as pilot, and just before 5.30 p.m. the Doric steamed slowly ahead up the harbour, and takine a turn over under the North Shore she went down the harbour under easy steam. At 6 p.m. she passed round the North Head, going full speed ahead. The following is the quantity and value of the cargo on board from this port for London :—

Wool, 534 bales. 206.3321bs .. .. _ £6,807 Kauki Gum, <40 plcgs., 47} tons .. .. 1.755 Corro.v, 58 bales, 2(!,0261bs 1,010 PRtsKBVED Meats, 150 cases, 73441b5.. ... 155 Sokdbiks, 01 packages .. .. _ _ 324 Books. 2 cases 250 Tallow, 0 casks, 2J tons 85 Sh pell Pkkl, S cusps. j ton 60 Leatjiek, 2 bales, 9'Olbs 40 Houses, 2 only _ 200 Total £10,873

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. 1

Hannah Moicau, s.s., Dale, for Waitara. Passsngers : —Messrs. Backett, Bigg, and Roebuck, Alesdaraes Bigg, Roebuck and family,— C. A. E. Abbott, agent. Takapuna, Jones, from the South. Passengers: — Messrs. Gray, Bell, Chapman, Crawshaw, Mogilne, Buddie, Butler, 31cIntyre, A. C. Douglas, Meadamcs Crawshaw, Mogilne, Buddie, and 7 in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Wanaka, s.s., Neville, from the South. Passengers : —Mesdameß Young, Barlow, Davis and family, Wright and family, Messrs. Barlow, Chapman, Pigott, Bowerman, Richmond, Edwards, Powis, Newell, South, Buller, Wills, Gersey, and Mander, Misses Coleman, Richmond, Bishop, Wright, and Lieutenant Coleman.—Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Takapuna, s.s., Jones, for the South. Passengers : Mibs Musgiove, Miss Morris ; Messrs. Reid, Williamson, Tonks, Morris (3), McVay, Close, Courtney, Pennefather, Williamson, Macbeth, Tod, Dinwoodie, Irvine; Master Brittain, and 10 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Lalla Rookh, s.s., Bailey, for Waitara. —A. Cunningham, agent. Mary Campbell, schooner, Brothers, for Greymouth. —Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Wanaka, from the South : 92 cases fruit, 10 bales hops, 125 s&ckß bran, 6 cases cheese, US kegs and 15 cases butter, 15 cases drapery, and 12 packages sundries. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Lalla Rookh, for Waitara : 100 bags flour, and 2 tons sundries. Per s.a. Takapuna, for Lyttelton : 40 oases twine, 20 sacks cocoanuts, and 9 cases peaohes. The Union Company's express steamer Takapuna, Captain F. Jones, arrived from the South at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. The purser (Mr. A. Crawford) reports leaving Lyttelton on the 7th, at 9 p.m., arriving at Wellington on the Bth, at 10.30 a.m.; left again at nnon, and arrived off Taranaki at 2 a.m. on the 9th ; sailed again for Manukau, and crossed the bar at noon, arriving at the Bluff anchorage as above. Experienced light variable winds, with fine weather, throughout. Sbo l»ft again for the South at 5 p.m., with a number of passengers. The Uuiou Company's s.s. Wanaka, 493 tons, Neville, arrived from the South at 6.30 a.m. yesterday. The purser reports leaving Dunedin on the 4th ; called at Akaroa and Lyttelton on the sth, Wellington and Picton on the 6th, left the hitter port at 6 a.m. on the 7th, arriving at Nelson at 4 p.m. on the Sth; left for Taranaki, and arrived at 9.30 a.m. on the 9th ; sailed for the Manukau at 4.30. p.m., arriving aB above. Experienced fine weather, with light variable winds, throughout the passage. She leaves again at 10 o'clock to-day, should the English mail have arrived. Thfe schooner Mary Campbell left for Grey- 1 mouth on Saturday evening, in ballast. I