SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6956, 4 March 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

; Ht« Watt>d»T— AockUnd j • Bra.—BlMS. 6.62 ; »eU. 6.29 MOO*.—First quartw. sth, 1.12 a.m. ARRIVALS. Zealandia, R.M., s.s., 3000, H. Webber, from Sydney. PaiißDgers : For Auckland : Saloon— Sir. D. Manion, Mr. and Mrs. McMillan, carte and child, Messrs. W. O. Goddard, C. A. Kobey, Mrs. Everard and child, Messrs. M. Mnmford, and C.'M. Kenworthy, Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Lees, i Mr. and Miss Ererard, and 2in the stearage. For Honolulu: Saloon—Mr. P. H. Henry, and 4in j the steerage. For San Francisco : Saloon— { Messrs. F. and P. Ohnbreen, F. "Van Laak, F. Mulcahy, Mrs. G. Armstrong, Messrs. J. Thtraites and H. E. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. F. Newton, Mrs. B. Sal way. Miss B. M. Latham, Mr. and Mrs. F. Latham, Mrs. B. Aitkins, Mr. and Mrs. Simms, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Qua, Mr*. Hamilton and child, Alessrs. F. Latham, F. Halatead, F. Bety, R. H.Robertson, E. Barritt, F. Barritt, E. B. Cardcll, J. W. Buskin. J. E. Gardoer, F. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. K. Kennedy, Mr. O Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Neale, Hon. J. H. and Mr. S. Neale, Mr. and Misses Fenwiclc, Mr. E. H. Bissett, Mrs. Shore, Judge Dow ling, Messrs. J. G. and K. dark, W. F. De Sails, T. D. McKay, Mils Eirla, Mr. W. G. Hoag, Mesdames Dixon and Kyman, Mr. Otto Buscb, Miss Walker, Mr. V. A. V. Delarue, and 54 In tho steerage.—T. T. Gamble, agent. Golden Isle, schooner, 96, Oarmichael, from Tonga.—W. McArthur and C., agents. ■ Macgregor, s.g., Johnson, from Wh&ngareL Passengers: Mesdames Boss, Stuart, J. L. Clark, and Louvere, Messrs. J. Young, Campbell, R. R. Caldwell, Galbraith, D. McGregor, Jackson, and Loubere. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Mahorangi, cutter, 21, Ng&ru, from Awanoi —Master, agent. Cygnet, schooner, 56, R. Watt, from Wh&ngaroa.—W. McArthor and Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWiRDS. Wellingten, s.s., 279, Farquhar, for Baiiell. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Zona, s.s., 159, Amodeo, for Tauranga.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Roweua, s.s., Norris, for Mercury Bay.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waitaki, 8.8., 412, Crawford, for Whangarei. —Kamo Coal Co., agents. DEPARTURES Wellington, s.s., for Russell. Waitaki, a.a., for Whangarei. Kowena, s.s., for Mercury Bay. looa, s.s., forjTauranga. Janet, cutter, for 'Whangarei Heads. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. . The following are the movements of the iteamsMps of the aboTo company for the present weak :— To-dat. — The Wanaka arrives at Onehunga at 7 a.m., leaves again at 1 p.m. The Wairarapa arrives from the South at 10 a.m. The Te Anau arrives from Sydney. "Wednesday. — The Wairarapa leaves for Sydney via Russell at 5 p.m. Thobsday.—The Te Anau leaves for the South at noon. Fbidat. — The Penguin arrives from the South. IMPORTS. Per Chas. L. Pearson : 16 tram cars, eomplete 30 bundles harness (for the city tramways), 31 tons galvanised barbed fencing iwire, 1000 cases kerosene oil, 100 cases lard oil, 75 cases turpentine, 48 oases handled axes, 16 cases hatchets,so2 ash oars (assorted), 8 feet to 24 feet, 5 casks ship's blocks, 24 cases axe handles, 2 cases carriage leather, 48 pieces ash and hickory planks, 16 packages buggy shafts, etc., 4 crates c&rriage wood ware, 37 bundles hickory rims, 3 crates hubs and spokes, 14 orates churns, 100 packages washboards, 300 boxes clothes pins, 1 case organs, 7 cases Washita oil stones, 13 cases chandeliers, 24 casks kerosene hand-lamps, 10 casks reflectors, etc., 34 casks kerosene.. fonts, 40 cases bird-cages, 57 bales cotton waste, 1 case mousetraps, 1 case iron planes, 3 cases wrenches, 1 case finishing nails, 1* case tip-lace, 16 crates churns, 2 cases steampower bolt-cuttor and nut-tapper complete with dies, 9 cases axles, 1 case waggon springs, 32 packages corn-shelleri, 6 cases lamp-burners, 20 cases mortice and rim locks (assorted), 4 cases broom handles, 4 cases boring-machines, 3- cases counter scales, 2 cases post-hole augers, 18 cai.es weighing machines, 13 packages 5-ton weighbridge, 18 cases stove polish, 12 cases electroplate, 4 cases tools (assorted), 1 case lemon-squeezers, 2 cases carriage fittißgs, 1 case carriage axles, 2 cases Eureka wringers, 1 case barometers, 4 cases general hardware, 1 case lead pencils, 2 cases artificers' tools, 6 cases revolving meat-choppers, 5 cases taps and dies, carriage fifcings, wrenches, ox-bows, pins, and air-guns, 4 cases Putnam mangles, 7 cases ■hovels, 2 ca»es spring mattrasses, 20 cases tinware (assorted), 8 cases enamelled tinware, 4 cases hand-rrjl screws, artificers' tools, etc., 7 crates wringers, 10 cases bush hooks, 16 packages horse rake*., 15 cases marble mantelpieces, 4 cases iron bench screws, 0 cases drilling machines, 50 nests Sour pails, 50 bundles wood tubs, 2 cases whisks, 10 cases velvet hurl brooms, 1 case binder fittings, 2 cases library lamps, 3 cases Disston's saws, T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Per.- Abiel Abbot, from Boston : 500 cases "Aurora" kerosene, 25 barrels plaster, 60 fcun'dles laths, 4 cases corn shellers, 4 cases upright drills, 4 cases lamps, 1 case braces, 4 cares lanterns, 1 case chimneys, 2 cases hay krdves, 12 cases wringers, 2 cases meat choppers, 1 case screw drivers, 1 case chisels, 2 cases braces, 2 cases La Don harrows, 1 crate horse hoes, 1 case garden rakes, 2 cases boring machines, 1 case plane handles, 8 caseß wood ploughs, 1 case carving tools, 1 case soldering sets, 1 case augers and spoke trimmers, 9 cases ■awu, 1 case augers, 5 cases corn shellers with - blowers, 2 cases saw gummers, 29 cases axles, 1 care'hoes, 9 cases hammers, 2 cases hatchets, 1 esse molasses gates, 3 cases latches and brackets, 4 cases kalsomine, 1 case chisel handles, 1 case 4-ton weighbridge, 5 cases assorted saws, 1 case soldering coppers, 1 case ■aw sets and locks, 20 nests covered backets, 2 packages fly traps, 1 keg wire stretchers, 1 bide hose, 3 casks chimneys, 15 barrels kalsomine, 1 crate; bowls, 30 nests tubs, 25 nests pails, 3 casrs wood ploughs, 2 crates fittings.—E. Porter and Co. Inwabds Coastwise.—Ghost, barge, from Orewa; Bessie, cutter, from Kennedy's Bay, with 21,000 feet timber; Waipu, barge, from Buak&ka, with 68 tons firewood; Mahurangi, barge, from Awanui, with 227 bags gum, 4 bides : Janet, cutter, from Whangarei Heads, with SOO bushels lime; Kauri, barge, from Kennedy's Bay, with 46,000 feet timber; Progress, barge, from Whangapoa, with 29,000 feet timber; Fannie, cutter, from Whangapoa, Wb anzaroa, with37,lOOfeetand 3458 feet timber; wit h 29,000 feet timber; Cygnet, schooner, from Kl.ta, birge, from Wairoa, with 19 logs ; Fanny K.elly, ketch, from Mangonui. with 42,000 feet timber; Atalanta, schooncr, from Tairua, with 24,000 feet timber. Odtwabds Coastwise.—Ghost, bar*e, for Orewa; Wainu,barge, for Coromandel; Bessie, cutter, for Kennedy's Bay; Janet, cutter, for "Whangarei Heads; Kauri, barge, for Kennedy's Bay ; Reliance, ketch, for Thames, with 62 packages machinery; Progress, barge, for Wbangapaa;) Fannie, cutter, for Whangapoa, with 2 tons potatoes, 2 tons flour, I ton sugar, 5 casks beef, 2 boxes tobacco, 6 chests tea, 21 packages sundries; blercury, cutter, for Tairua; Paku, barge, for Tairua ; Mam, cutter, for Tairua ; Rata, barge, for Wairoa ; Atalanta, cutter, for Tairua. The schooner Sybil, which has been lying in harbonr for some two or three months, yesterday changed ownership, Messrs. L. D. Natbsn and Co. having sold her to Mr. James Macfarlane. It is the intention of Mr. Macfarlane to place the bybil in tbe Island trade, in tbe place of the, schooner Pirate, recently lost. Captain 3-. H. Trayte takes command. Tbe schoouer is one that should prove useful in tbo trade we have named, and it is to be boped her new owner will find her a profitable investment. Yesterday was a busy day at tbe Queen-street Wharf, everyone seeming determined to take the most advantage of the fine weather. The steamship Kuspehn and ship Brenhilda were both putting out their London cargoes, and tbe barqne Loch Bredan discharging coal into tbe Buapehtu whilst the barque Amazon was engaged in taking on board cargo for London. In addition to these, there was a numerous fleet of coasting craft all hard at work either taking in or putting out cargo. At the Railway Wharf tbe barques Candidate, loading for London, and Jules Marie, discharging coal from Newcastle, were getting on apace with their work. Tbe barque Jules Marie is to proceed to Fort Albert, there to load timber for an Australian port. She is now receiving cargo for the Nonconformist settlement. Tbe brig Albert tbe Good is to sail to-day for the Great Barrier Island. She will there load timber for Melbourne. _ The schooner Louie has been brought alongside tbe Railway Wharf. She is co load for New Caledonia. The schooner Charles L. Pearson was berthed at the Queen-street Wharf yesterday. She will commence to discharge to-day. The schooner Cygnet arrived from Whangaroa, with a cargo of timber, yesterday morning. The _p.s. .Anne Milbank proceeded down to Tiritiri yesterday morning for another cargo of material lost out of the steamship Triumph. The flags of the various vessels in harbour were flying at half-mast yesterday out of respect to the memory of the late Mrs. Gillies, wife of His Honor Mr. Justice Gillies. The s.s. M&cgregor arrived at a quarter-past ' nine p.m. last night from Whangarei, with . passengers and the following cargo : 80 cases fruit, 30 sacks gum, 26 sacks potatoes, 10 boxes eggs, 3 crates fowls, 10 kegs butter, 2 tons sundries. The schooner Golden Isle, from Tonga, came . Into port last night. Captain Carmichael reports having left Tonga on the 21st February . jast, with light easterly, veering to southerly, .winds.until the 29th, thence variable weather to arrival. She brings a full cargo of copra. .

ARRIVAL OF THB ZEALANDIA. The R.M. 3.8, Zealandia, en route for San Francisco from Sydney, with the outward mails, came into harbour at 12 o'clock last night. The Zealandia's presence in the HauraVi Gulf was made known to us last mght by a special message from Tiritiri as follows : " Tiritiri, 9.45 p.m. Mail steamer off the lighthouse." She is well patronised by and her list will receive an encouraging addition from' this port. Captain Webber reports hav- ' ing discharged Sydney pilot at 4.15 p.m. on Thursday, the 28th February; sighted Cape Maria Van Diemen's light at 3.50 a.m. on Monday, the 3rd March ; received Auckland pilot at 10.25 p.m., and arrived at midnight. During tbe passage experienced light easterly and E.E. winds, with fine weather. Tho Zealandia came at once alongside the steamship Ruapehu, the barque Loch Bredan having been hauled off into the stream to make room for the steamer. The Zealandia will sail for San Franoiico at noon to-day.