SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7160, 28 October 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hioii Water, at Auckland 022— 053 STanukau 4.2 — 4.3J Sux.—lMses. 54; Pets, 6 25. £COOs. —Futl, November 3, B.lCp.m. akeiyal?. Rotomahana, s.s., 1727. M. Carey,, from Melbourne and Southern Pas S,"f® r \v7 From Melbourne: Mr. and Cook. From coast: Mr. and Mrs. J. £. Coster, * T _ „„d Mrs. "W. J. Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Miiner Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Hyland and three children, 6lr. and Mrs. Kay, Kev. Mr. and Mrs. Spence, Mrs. Wilkin?, Misses Wilkins (2), Topham, Martin (3), Clark, Milne, Rev. C. Carter, Captain Daldy, Dr. Bulce.d, Messrs. Piercon, J. Hurst, S. S. Hawkins. Moody, Knorpp, McGarvey, Smith, Belcher, Kenner, Kempthorne, Koberts, Edmunds, B. Mitchell, Board man, Lyall, F. Cooper J. Sinclair, Irving, T. Jacques, Martin, F. Dolbel. A. Baker, Davies, McKenzse, Mitchell, Orowe, Bowron, Thorpe, Wooding, Far rel I,J. Wallace, Hall, Griffiths, Masters Adama (2), Belcher, and fifteen in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Louis Montgomery, brigantine, -iOy, 01. McKae, from Oamaru. — G. W. n S e °'- Kriemhilda, schooner, 3G, B:ithurst, from Whangap jua.—Master, agent. Arcadia, barque, 417, D. S._ Swan, from Lyttclton. Passenger: Mr. Fisner. —Vaster, Donan, brigantine, 270, A. Mclnnis, from Newcastle. —D. H. McKenzie. agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Glenelg, s.s., 156, Stephenson, for Eussell.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. * lona, s.s., 159, Amodeo, for Mercury Bay.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Thomas Russell, h.s., 151, G. Helacaer, for Gisborne and Napier. — Waikftto Coal Co., agents. DEPARTUBES. Thomas K-asscll, s.s., tor Gisborne. Glenelg, s.s., for liussell. lona, it.s.} for ileicury Ray. THIS UNION S.S. COMPANY. To DAT. — The Hatve?. leaves Onehunga at 3 p.m., for Sonthern ports. The Southern Cross leaves for Gisborne, &c., at 5 p.m. The Rotomahana leaves for Kussell at 5 p.m. _ Thdbsdat.—The Koicmr.hana arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., and leaves for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. IMPORTS*. Per s.s. Rotomahana, frcm Southern ports and Melbourne From . Melbourne : 33 packages wine, 818 bags sugar, 10 cheats tea, 71 bags bark, 1 case cigars, 30 cases bitters, 3 cases spices, 12 packages paper, 26 barrels skins, 81 packages sundries. From Hobart: 29 bundles •willows, 40 cases fruit, 112 pieces timber. From Dunedin : 125 cases fruit, 22 sacks flour,. 11 sacks oatmeal, 1 bale leather, 225 boxes candles, 87 lengths pipes, 30 pieces stone, 19S packages sundries. From Lyttelton : 40 cases bacon, 4 iron girders, 1421 sacks wheat, 30 kegs butter, 212 packages sundries. From Wellington : 112 packages ex Doric, 36 boxes candles, 10 boxes tea, 5 casks vinegar, 4 packages leather, 20 bundles rattans, 5 casks zinc, 6 packages varnish, 7 crates churns, 111 kegs nails, 9G axles, 61 cases axles, 16 churus, 44 sacks potatoes, 6 bundles -whalebone, 11 packages wool presses, 209 .packages sundries. From Gisborne : ~40 sheep, 50 lambs. , Per brigantine Louis Montgomery, from Oamaru : 10S9 Backs potatoes, 500 sacks oats, 61 sacks wheat, 1450 sacks flour, and 658 sacks k r per brig Arcadia, from Lyttelton : 392 cheese, 5 cases bacon, 1509 sacks potatoes, 2332 sacks ■wheat, 374 saaks beans, 1429 sacks flour, 10 kegs butter, 26 cases pickles, 250 sacks malt. Per brigantine Eillan Donan, from N-wcastle : lOi tons coke, 416 tons coal. J?er barque Mountain Laurel, froßi Dunedin : 26 cases glass, 27 cases peaches, 34 hhds. ale, 3450 sacks oats, 560 sacks wheat, 1545 sacks flour, 196 sacks oatmeal, 320 sacks bran, 111 sacks pollard, 705 cases j -m, 4 bales Hock, S7O sacks potatoes, and GOO sacks chuff. Per Hermione, from London i 256G bars and 011 bundles bar iron, 200 cases and 50 tons corrugated iron, 1700 Bash weights, 24 cases plain galvanised sheet iron, SO kegs floor brads, 20 kegs rail dogs, 111 grindstones, 31 kegs blued oval wire nails, 24 bundles steel shovels, 32 bundles spades, shovels, and forks, 7 cases fenders, 2 cases fire dogs and fire irons, 6 cases sausage machines. 10 cases scythe stones, 4hhds. filters, 8 cases chandeliers and brackets, lhhd. globes, lhhd. lamps and lanterns, 112 register grates (assorted), 60 door scrapers, 170 camp ovens and covers, 60 three-legged pots, 12 melting pots, 8 cast iron boilers, 3 cases planes, stocks, and dies, etc.; 3 cases plated•waie, 2 casks mortise furniture, finger plates, etc., 5 bundles forks, rakes, trowels. 1 cask hammers, chisels, and hoes, 1 case garden tools, 1 case parrot cages, 4 buxe3 bottling wire, 1 case tinsmiths' rivets, 1 cask angle brackets, 1 case galvanised wire cloth, 1 cask tinned spoony 1 case cased tubes, 2 casks baking pans, 1 case tools, 1 case turnscrews, hammers, eto., 1 case trowels, gimlet 3, braces, earring tool 3, screw plates, etc., 1 case fishhooks and sail needles, 1 cask hose unions, steam cocks, gauges, etc., 2 cases Wyn'n's tools, 4 cases coppered carbons, 1 case fittiDgs for electric light, 1 case braces, wrenches, and spinners, 1 case tube wrenches, lathe heads, and hammers, 1 cask tower bolts, frame pulleys, 1 cask bed keys, etc., 1 cask sad irons, 1 cask almanacs, 1 case mincers, lhhd. holloware, 1 cask copper and brtis3 wire, 1 cask paint brushes.—B. Porter and Co. Per Arcadia, Louis Montgomery, and s.s. Rotomahana: 11 cases hams and bacon, 74 cheese, 180 sacks. 40 100's Meek'a flour.— George Sibbin.

Inwahds Coastwise.— Progress, barge, from Whangapoua, with 30,000 feet timber ; Atalanta, schooner, from Taitua, with 35,000 feet timber; Kriemhilda, schooner, from Whangapoua. with 25,000 feet timber, 35,000 shingles, 15 hides ; 2'akn, cutter, from Tairua, with 25 800 feet timber; TVaitemata, barge, from Mangawai, wi th 20 pieces junk timber : Pukapnka, barge, , from Tairua, with 24,358 feet timber; Ro3E, cutter, from Whangarei, with 47 tons coal: Ghost, barge, from Whangapoua, ■with 23,000 feet timber ; Mercury, cutter, from Tairua, with 25,000 feet timber. ODTWABDS Coastwise. —Waifcemata, barge, for Whangapoua; Paku, cutter, for Tairua; Progress, barge, for Whangapoua; Atalanta, schooner, for Tairua; I'ukr.puka, barge, for Tairua; Roso, cutter, for Mahurangi; Ghost, barge, for Whangapoua; Mercury, cutter, for Tairua, Customhouse : Estebed Oct wards. —Adelaide, schooner, J. Dumi, for Sydney via Whangaroa. , The four-masted ship Vanauara was loaded at London, and ready to take her departure from Gravesend for Auckland on the 20th inat. The K.M. F.a. City of Sydney left San Francisco on her time-table date, the 25Sh inst., for this port. She is consequently due here on the cf November. Two vessels came into harbour yesterday tr or nine from Southern ports with full cargoes of etc., the brigantine Louis Montgomery, from Oamaru, and barque Arcadia, from Lyttslton. The former left her port on the ISth inst., and the Arcadia on the samo date. The Arcadia, is originally from New York, but brings no cargo for here from that pott. Moderate but variable winds prevailed throughout tho passage. The B.t. Glenelg for Euesell and lona for Mercury Bay both left last evening with passengers and cargc. _ Captain A. Crawford goes in command of the brigantine Maria Virginia, lu the room of Captain Law, rtßigned. Prior to Bailing again, the brigantine is to be docked for the purpose of being re-coppared, &c. The suip Hermione was brought up harbour and berthed at the Qusen-street Wharf yesterday morning. She is to commence landing her inward cargo to-day. The Union Co.'a ster.msbip Kotomahana came into harbour yesterday morning from Southern porta and Melbourne, vritb passengers and cargo. After having been passed by Dr. Phitaon, the Health Officer, the steamship was berthed at the Queen-Btreet Whaif. Of the passage Captain Carey reports having cleared Port PhiliD Heads at midnijibt on the 14th instant; passe'd Swan Island at 6.25 p.m. on the 15tb, and reached Hobart at 2 p.m. on the 16th; left at S p.m. tho same day, passed the Solanders at 11 p.m. on the 19fcb, and reached the Bluff at daylight on the 20th; left at 5.30 p.m., and arrived in Port Chalmers at 7 a.m. on the 21st; started again at 4 p.m. on the 2?nd and called at Lyttelton on the 23rd, "Wellington on the 24th. Napier on the 25th, and Gisborne on the 20th, leafing tho latter port at 11a.m.; passed the East Cape at 5.30 p m • rounded Cape CoWille at 8 a.in.{on the 27th, and reached Auckland at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. Experienced strong south-west winds ■with heavy beam teas from Hobart to New Zealand ; strong north-west winds from Lyttelton to Napier; light westerly winds with fine weather to Cape Colville, thence thick weather with rain.