SHIPPING SUMMARY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7003, 28 April 1884, Page 4 (Supplement)

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

ARRIVALS. March 31—Rotomahana, s.j., 1727, M. Carey, from Sydney, with cargo of general merchandise. Passengers ; —Messrs. Glover, Fletcher, Hulme, Worthington, Dr. Leo, Ayre, Colonel Buckley, Gover, Duder, Smith, Edwards, Lance, Dalton, Louoh, J. B. Curtis, W. A. Mbbod, Ourtiss, Rev. Dr. Taylor, Msadameß Buckley, Gover, Munro, Henry, Denningham, J. B. Oustis, Taylor, Misses Gover, Richardson, Masters Gover (2), Curtis, and twenty in 31—Tarawora, s.s,, 2003, Sinolair, from Melbourne, with usual cargo. Passengers:—Saloon : Messrs. Abbott, Forater, Bateson, Lloyd, Cuthbertson, Skinner, Gelloway, Lancashire, Huchitips, Edwards, Sox, Skelton, Major Tißdell, Messrs. Constable, Williams, Riddli, Mrs. Riddli, Messrs, Robinson, Brinson, Warren, Kennedy family, Messrs. Bowrin, Proffett, Smith, AtkinsoD, De Edmonds, Miss Home, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Messrs. Garratt, Hickey, Butler, Miss Diokey, Miss H. Dickey, Mrs. and Master Restell, Miss Kußt, Mr. and Mrs. Knight, Messrs. Dryden, Forgie, Roberts, Friend, Murdoch, Skinner, Miss Killrois, Mrs. Holmes, Mr. McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Staniafield, Mrs. Hellyer, Dr. Do Touohe, MeEsrs. Saville, H. Saville. 31—City of Sydney, R.M.s.s., 3000, Dearborn, from Sydney. Passengers—Cabin, for Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. Mainwaring, Dr. Simms, F. P. Royle, Miss Simms, J. H. S. McArthur, T. C. Williamson. Steerage: Messrs. Dodds, R. Gibb, A. Gibb, J. Brown, R. Gibb, Ur. aßd Mrs. Spillabury and four ohildren, J. MeSlanohay, Miss B. Purdie, J. Brown. Cabin, for Honolulu : Captain Shuldham, wife and maid, Mrs. J. L. Harte. Cabin, for San Francisco: Messrs. C. H. Shippe, R. Hargraves, C. C. Herriman, E. R. Deane, Dr. Moßumey, wife and daughter, Miss B. Everard, S. Maudeßley, G. M. Knight, S. L. Ingham, Mrs. Kidd and ohild, Mrs. A. C. Hobart and child, A. Booth, J. Hay, J. P. Grant, Mrs. A. E. Rnssell, R. A. Palmer, Mrs. Newell, Miss Oronoh, Mr. and Mrs. H. Selfs, E. C. Cox, Misses Paling (3), J. K. Mackay, Miss Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Darling, Captain J. K. Mahoney, J.- Jordan, W. Fay and wife, Misses Goodall (2), E. Steinfield, Miss M. Kirby, W. Cope, E. Shoobridge and two daughters, Miss C. W. Stevenson, T. A. Maher, R. V. Day, Master Paling, W. H. Maokay, Mrs. Terry, Miss Darling, J. Nordels and wife, Rev. T. A. Jordon, J. C. Holland, C. E. Goodall, W. L. White, Mrs. Falding, H. Traill, Miss Waters, G. T. Turner, Dr. McLeod and wife, Paling and wife, S. 'H. Thorne, Edwards, Miss Terry, L. V. M. Bayless, A. Mair, E. T. Roberts, J. Goodall, D. Wolcott, T. E. White and wife, A. A. Clayton.

April I—Fleetwing, schooner, 64, Couch, from Fiji, via Gotumah. s—Australia, s.s., 3000, R.Ghest, from San Francisco. Passengers For Auokland : Mr. E. J. Shadbolt, Mrs. Hampson, and 6 steerage. For Sydnoy : Mrs. Fay, Mr. M. Fay, Mr. E. G. Jeffress, Miss Jeffress, Rev. Father Tranquilla, Rev. G. Buohanan, Mrs, Buchanan and two children, Mr. and Mrs. James Alison, Messrs.T. A. White, W. J. Sanders. W. B. Wilkinson, E. E. Williams, O. R. Evans, O. D. Shngg, E. W. Tovell, W. R. Tovell, 8. Mendelsohn, A. E. Rosenfeldt, F. Gottsohalk, G. Whitford, S. E. Henderson, Miss Jeffreys Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Butters and four ohildren, Mrs. J. Dixon and Bon, and 24 steerage. "7—Te Anau, s.s., 1652, MoGae, from - Melbourne, with general oargo. 'Passengers :— Saloon : Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard and family, Mr. Mrs., and Miss Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Coleman, Captain and Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Turnbull, infant, and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. West, Hon. J. and Mrs. Dunn, Mesdames Withers, Flannery and family, Weekß, Arnold and infant, Webster, Quick, Wilson, Cole, Berry, Davis, and Lawler, Misses E. Scudder, Holmes, Aitken, Pagan (2), Wilson, Morrison, Elder, Hill, Campbell, Ellis, Nicholls, Captain Johnson, Messrs. Searell, W. Madden, H. J. Burt, Hadfield, O. Deckempenser, Sneddon, Garrett, R. Greenhalgh, Trembelt, Aubsebrooke, Blaokett, W. Johnson, Elder, Light, W. Kenny, Patriok, R. A. Leaf, A. Crosbery, A. Berews, W. Radoliffe, J. R. Fisher, W. Fisher, Ross, Lambert, Woodyear, .Tones, Ellis, De Reney, Syams, A. McDonald, S. Oxham, E. K. Moore, W. Binney, Rev. S. Pinfold, Judge F. M. P. Brookfield, and 50 in steerage.

7—Ringarooma, s.s., 1096, J. Tozer, from Sydney, with cargo of general merchandise. Passengers :—Saloon, for Auokland : Rev. Mr. R. and Mrs. Laishiey, Sister of St. Joseph, Miss Barker,- Mossrs. DawsoD, Bland, O. E. Sampson, R. Dickson, R. Griffin, Bishop, and 35 steerage. 14—Rangitikei, ship, 1188, Millman, from London, with cargo of general merchandise, and 312 passengers. 14—Waihora, s.s., 2003, J. Edie, from Melbourne, with general oargo. Passengers :— Misses Oolbeok, Gillingham, Stanton (2), Roff, Howard, Coleman, O'Meara, Mesdames iDglis, Fitoh and Bon, Clissold, Hewett and 2 children, Oolbeok, Winton, Kirk, Nicholls, Jakins, Creed, Liddell, Messrs. Bell, Colbeck, Fox, Inglis, Fitoh, Clisiold, Howett, Payton, Watterston, Reed, Scott, Pirie, Lancaster, Pickering, Irvine, Ellis, Crawford, Mclntyre, Buokland, Newberry, Wilson, Coleman, Harding, Bourke, Scott, Saville, Brown, and Woodyear Circus Troupe (16), and 54 in the steerage. 17—Stanley, barque, 663, F. W. Clausen, from Sourabaya(Java), with cargo of sugar. 20—Kebecca Crowell, barque, 587, Crowell, from New York, via Wellington. 20—Loongana, barque, 283, Evans, from Hobart, with fruit, etc. 22—Wairarapa, s.s., 1786, H. W. Ohatfield, from Melbourne, with general oargo. Passengers :—From Dunedin : Misses Fraser, Wallace, Winter, Gilbert, Ross, Watson (4), Mesdames Christian and family (3), Moir and family (2), Shaw and family (5), Rogerson, Watt and family (3), Reade and family (3), Robotham, Muir, Washer, Ross, Williams and family (4), M. Coulson and family (2), Messrs. Moir, Rogerson, Rogerson, jun., Shaw, Watt, L oe , Littlar, Davis, Reade, Moore, Wardlaw, Cartright, Packham, Rowbotham, Scott, Peacock, Coxhead, Washer, Bennett, Credington, Jones, Williams. From Lyttelton : Miisos Best (2), Taylor, Graham, Mesdames Watters and family (2), Watt, Best, Williams and servant, Ecoles, Messrs. Watt, Best, _ Dungaree, Kenworthy, Munro, Smith, Aylein. From Wellington: Misses Eves, Musgrove, Thurburn, Mesdames Chipman, Bertie, Messrs. Ohipman, Bennett, Nicholls, Wertheim, Tapper, Piper, Mason, Makepeace, Edwards, Gilbert, Beard, Fergusson, Freeman, Bertie, Cowie. From Napier : Misses Rois and "Kemp, Mrs. Hodgson, Messrs. Hanmer, Fremlett, Mowbry, Hodgson, Nairn, Faulkner. From Gisborne : Miss George, Rev. Kiorden, Messrs. O'Ryan, Crawford, Williams, CaUmack, Prootor, Caldwell, Jobson, Harker, Whitaker, Hamilton. 23—Te Anau, s.s., 1052, McGee, from Sydney. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Durham, Mr. and Mrs. H. Seabrook, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Mesdames Lester, Morton, Stanford, Sommerville, Misses Pickmeere (2), O'Sullivan, Messrs. T. Durham, E. Binney, G. Russell, Peters, E. P. Davies, Turnbull, F. M. Avern, F. Wilkintin, R. Wood, P. Piekmeere, R. Curtis, Captain MoKenzie, Dr. Dawson, Captain Webster, W. F. Patrick, Durham, and 46 in the steerage. 23—Penguin, s.s., 749, Cromarty, from Fiji. Passengers :—Saloon, from Levuka: Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, Miises O. Chalmers, Nelly Stevens,' Messrs. Klsy, Fulton, Hartly. From Suva: Mr. and Mrs. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Thomson, Messrs. Murcbie and Watson. From Navau : Mr. MoNight. Steerage, from Levuka: Messrs. Reynolds, Hoglund, Bartlett, Marriott, Mrs. Marriott and ohild.. From Suva : Messrs. J. Fraser, Musket, S. Frassr, MoClusky, Lee,

Spence, Taylor, Heydon. Johnson, Georgeaon, Miss Mowbray, Mrs. McGillivray and child, one Fijian. 25 —Annabel!, brig, 348, J. A. L. Home, from Newcastle. Passengers : —Mr, McVeay, Master B, A. Home. 25— Alastor, barque, 824, T. Glazebroolr, from London, with cargo of general merchandise. Passengers : — Messrs. R. Smith, 5. H. Noyes, F. Gribbin, G. A. Gresn, A. Sulman, J. Johnstone, J. A. Casiidy, Mr. and Mrs, Wotherspoon and family (3), Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Green and family (4), Mr. | and Mrs. J. Johnitone and child, Mr. and Mrs, W. Foratar and family (4), Miss A, Hagerty, Miss B. Joyoe. DEPARTURES. April I—Tar&wera, s.s., 2093, Sinclair, for Sydney, with general cargo. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Lennon, Misses Lennon (2), Mr. and Mrs. Rendell, Mr. and Mrs. Morley, Hon. and Mrs.lvoßligh,Messrs. Hughes, George, Thomas, Longdern, Ooasins, Larimer, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers', Mesdaines Campbell, Morrison, Norwood, Hay, Honeyman, Brown and family (2), Misses Norwood, Johnson (2), Bloomfield, Messrs. Morrison, Holdsfaip, Hay, Campbell, Oarr, MoMillan, Walker, Holmes, Thompson, Watt, MoWilliams, Skldraore, Tawhiao, Ta Wheoro, Topia, Te Tuhi, and ten in the steerage and 22 through passengers from Southern ports. I—City of Sydney, R.M. s.s., 3000, Dearborn, for San Fraaoisoo. Passengers : Captain Field, wife, family, and servant, Messrs. T. Mahoney, J. P. Lumley, James Tobin, Mr. C. Lawson and wife, Messrs. D. Ryan,. M. Rodgers, J. Olark, J. Flitcher, Captain Toulogue, &Ie«s;-s. Pincer, J. O. Oardnell, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, Messrs. J. Fenlett, H. Turner, J. Mervial, Mr. and Mrs. Fell, Captain Scheldham and wife, Mr. J. W. Robertson and wife, Messrs. H. Hayharst, Webb, R. T. Day, J. Campbell,. Crouch, Stevenssn, and Walters. 3— Rotom&hana, s.s., 1727, M. Carey, for MelMelbourne, with general cargo. Passengers— Melbonrne : Mr. and Mrs. Blaok, Misses Blaak and Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Jury, Messrs. Fleming, J. J. Walters, and Mr. and Mrs. Dacre. s—Australia, R.M. s.s., 3000, R. Ghest, for Sydney. Passengers ; —Messrs. G. Berkley, K. ' M., and A. Sargeant, B. F. Tozer, A. Bull, Roberts, and 1 steerage. 6— Southern Crass, Mission barqusntine, 124, J. Bongard, for Norfolk Island. Passengers :— Rev. T. and Mrs. Palmer and family (2), Revs. D. Ruddock and Plant, Miss Simoox, Mr. Simcox, Mrs. Colensen, Mrs. and Miss Bates, Master and Miss Bice, Captain MaLiver, Miss Gleeson.

7—Penguin, 1.1., 749. W. Cromarty, for Fiji. Passengers : —Messrs.. Bennett, Bherlai&, Mesdames Pattriok, De Cuff, Captains MoKersack, Banack, Messrs. Georgesoo, Ooxea, Thomas, Page, Brown (2), Craig, Rogers, MoLeod, Grey, Jaggs, Haywood, and 9 in the steerage. B—Te Anau, s.s., 1762, X. MoGee, for Sydney, with cargo of ganeral merchandise. Passengers: Mesdames Harding, W. P. Goodson, Ralph, Misses Oorbett, Morton, Ralph, Messrs. G. Linnen, Bateson, Blofield, Adamson, Ralph, Anderson, Robinson, Owen, Glover, Wilson, Misses Harvey, Owen; Mesdames Boatfield, Ness, Standing, Mr. W. Adamson, Oapt. G. Darles; 13 through passengers, and 32 in the steerage. 16—Myrtle, brigantine, 167, A, Crawford, for Tonga. Passengers—Messrs. O. Haberlin, Hi Moßea'n. Webb, M. Birkett, A. W. Wright, Ohas. Walter/

17—Waihora, s.s., 2003, Edie, for Melbourne, with general cargo. Passengers :—For Melbourne : Mrs. Hampson, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Milligan, Miss Harvey. - i 23—Wairarapa, s.s„ 1786, Ohatfield, far Sydney, with oargo of general merchandise. Passengers : Misses Stretton, Franklyn, Cousins, Moody, Pagan (2), Elart, Kennedy (2), Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Dewar, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Robinion, -Mesdames Ashwell, Gillespie, Price, Cruiokshank, McMillan, and family (3), Messrs. . Cook, Elder, Bloom, Stretton, N, Harker, Fraaklyn, Coleborne, Ivoy, Lancaster, Fletcher, Kennedy, Flidger, Oruiokshank, Western, Hunter, Collins, Millar, Greenhalgl, Chester, Graham, £Ir. and Mrs. Roberts, and 19 in the steerage; and 34 through passengers from Southern ports. 24—TeAnau, s.s., 1652, MoGee, for Melbourne with general cargo. Passengers :—For Melbourne : Messrs. Gisbert, Powell, Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs, West, ARRIVAL OF THE RANGITIKEI, The N.Z.S. Co.'s ship Rangitikei, from London, arrived off Tiritiri on Monday, April 14, after a lengthy passage. She has a large and valuable oargo, and 312 passengers, who have all arrived in good health. The trip has been prolonged, owing to unfavourable weather which was met off the Australian coast. On Tuesday the offioial inspection took place, when Dr. Philaon was accompanied by Mr. O. Mays, Immigration Officer, and Captain Burgess, the Harbourmaster. All the passengers were mustered, and the usual " maroh past" took place, and after a oareful visit to the various quarters o£_ the passengers, Dr. Philson gave Captain" Milman a " clean bill," much to the joy of the passengers. Dr. Newton Bentham was in charge of the immigrants, and Mrs. H. Raid acted as matron over che single girls. THE ALASTOR. Onco again the barque Alastor (under the flag of the Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co.) has reached this port from London, and Captain Glazebrook still retains command. As upon former trips, the barque comes into harbour in in a most neat and trim order, and her passengers all speak very highly of the attention paid to them during the passage, which has been upon the present occasion a somewhat long and tedious one, although noticeable for its extreme fineness of weather. Having explosives on board, the Alastor had to bring up at the powder ground. Of the passage Captain Glazebrook reports as follows :—Took departure from the East India Docks on the Ist of January, and proceeded to Gravesend, whore we reoeived our gunpowder, sailing again on the 4th. Owing to a strong westerly gale was forced to bring up in the Downs, where the vessel lay until 8 a.m. on the 7th, when another start was made, and from thence fine weather prevailed—in ■ faot, the passage throughout was remarkable for the fineness of the weather and the tantalising nature of the windß. The equator was orossed on the Bth February in 27* W. Passed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on the Ist of March, and Tasmania was rounded on the Bth of April. Sighted the Three Kings on the 19 th instant. Down the coast light E. and S.E. winds.

The barque Stanley, Captain Clausen, from Java, arrived in harbour on Friday, April 18, with a cargo of sugar for the New Zealand Sugar Company. The barque and her commander are both strangerii to the port. Captain Clausen reports having left Sourabaya on the 23rd of January last, and. having had very light winds and calms beforn reaohing tho S.E. trades, which were very light. Sailed eastward on the 44" lat., the wind varying from N.E. to N.'W. nearly all the time, and had several strong gales from the N.W. when about Cape Leuwin. Passed the meridian of; Cape Leuwin on the 22nd of Maroh, «rad the South Cape of Tasmania on the 3Ut of March. From South Cape to the Three Kings had very unsettled weather. Passed the Three Kings on the 11th of April, and the North Cope on the 13th, and had very tantalising oalm° down the coast. Oa the 13th passed a three-masted schooner (QHTD), 16 miles S.E. of North Cape, steering N.W. On the 10(ih, 70 miles west of the Three Kings, fasspd a Urge barque and three-masted sohooner, steering west, bat too far off to uialce any signals.

The barque Rebecca Orowell paid her second visit to this port, arriving ia harbour on Sunday, April 20. Upon the present occasion the barque is from New York, Daoerabar 11 last, via Wellington, and she is still under the samo command as when she first visited her*. The barque left the last-named port on the 11th inst., and rounded the East Oape on the 15tb. Light baffling winds prevailed throughout.

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WELLINGTON. April 2L—Arrived : Oolleen, barque, Barclay, from London; Onyx, barque, from Newcastle. LYTTELTON. April 2. —Sailed: City of Nankin, for Falmouth or Qoeenstown, for orders. April 4.—bailed : Oaraaru, for London, with 9871 carcases of frozen mutton. April s.—Arrived: Glenlora, barque, from London, 105 days out. Sailed ; ftuapeha, b.s., for London, with 70 passengers. Owing to the accident to her refrigerator she takes no frozen meat. April 8. —The ship Wairoa from Napier is in the channel. April 9. —Arrived : Rakaia, ship, from London, 107 days out. Sailed: James Wiahart, barque, for United Kingdom. April 6.—Himalaya, barque, Colbert, from Glasgow, 105 dajs. She brings 1400 tens cargo —100 for Dunedln, and 400 for Auckland; also, 26 passengers. One of them, John Uulholland, died this morning from consumption. He was in delioate health on leaving home. April 7. — Arrived : Norman MaoLeed, barque, Captain Everest, from London, January 2nd. April 14.—Arrived: Mathew Closebura and Orossay, from Newoastle. Sailed : Opawa, for London. April 19.—Arrived : Wanaka, g.s., from the North; Saxon, from the Thames. Sailed: Garleek, for London ; Oceola, for Adelaide. April 24.—The barque Firth of Lorn* oleared with 11,833 sacks of wheat. Curing the last ssventeen and a-half days she discharged a oirgo of ooal and loaded as above, altogether about 2500 tons.' The ship Eialton cleared for Cork with 1266 sacks'of wheat. The ship Wellington has on board 7644 frozen sheep, and will aemplete her cargo with produce, and sail for London an the 13th. Arrived : S.s. Hauroto, from the South. Sailed: Wanaka, for the Seuth ; j Annie Wilson, for Eaipara j Koranui, for I Timaru.