SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7222, 10 January 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

* HihK Wat**, at Auckland 1.23 — 1.50 Manukau 6.3 — 6.03 S to.—Rises. 4 58: sets, 7 18. Moon,— loth, 8.15 p.m. ' ARRIVALS, • Arawata, 1.8., 1098, W. L. Cromarty, from "Wellington. Passengers per Tongariro Saloon : Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Larkins (2), Misses Campbell, Wager, Mrs. and Miss Daveney, Mrs. and Miss Marsden, Messrs. Kingsford, Chitterback, Searson, Mr, and Mm. Hawes, Mr. and Mrs, Johnston and family, and 15 in the steerage. From the Coast: Mr. Pullan.— Union 3.3. Co., agents. Clansman, 8.8,, 336, Farquhar, from Russell. Passengers: Mr. and Mr*. Reams and two children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Goffee, Mr. and Mrs. Hollindrake, Mr. and Mrs. Cains, Mesdames Shannon, Campbell, Watson, Callender, Thorns, Misses Matthews and Feirs, Messrs. A. Shannon, T. J. Ryan, Allen, Dickenson, Brown, B° bi ns, Williams, Gates, West, McGovern, R. Scott, Walker, J. Deery, H.T. Kemp, and 13 steerage. —Northern S.S. Co., agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Clansman, 8.8., 339, Farquhar, for Wh&Bgftxoi* —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Thomas Russell, b.b., 151, Helander, for Gisborne.—Waikato Coal Co., agents. Tar&wera, s.s., 2003, Sinclair, for Southern ports and Melbourne. Passengers For Gisborne : Miss and Mrs. Baker, Mr. Drake and family (2), Mrs. Stanaway and child, Messrs. Proffitt, Hugo, Mobs, Woods. For Napier: Misses Creigh, Ramsay, Gordon, Edenborough, Kay, Messrs. Taylor, Chapman, Southern, Bloomfield, Heath and three children. Duff, Hulme, Lithorg, Mackie, Nobbs, Fraser, Captain Russell, Miss Lyon. For Wellington : Messrs. Rinault, Hyams, Pilbrow, Heymansoc, Captain Worsp. For Lyttelton : Messrs. Davis, Waymouth, Carr, Nathan, France, Wignell, Butler, De Renzy, Oram, Harris, Brown, Gray, Rope, _ Davis, Reid, blears, Mrs. Prance, Rowe, Davis, Waymouth, Miss English, Miss Marshall. For Dunedin : Messrs. Longbottom, Bailly, Robertson, Walker, Perry, Milne, Baiter, Hill, Harrison, Ensam, Still, "Black, Fitzgerald, Harrison, Naughton and child, Mesdames Hoses, R. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Withey, Miss Mills, Miss Walker.— Union S.S. Co., agents. Oceola, brigantine, 231, Lindfors, for Sydney, via Mercury Bay. —D. H. McKenzie, agent. Saucy Kate, schooner, 41, Bradley, for Gisborne, via Tairua.—Master, agent. Kriemhilda, schooner, 36, Bathurst, for Whangaroa.—Master, agent^ Fleetwing, schooner, 55, C. Couch, for Samoa. Passenger : —Mr. Crawford.—D. H. McKenzie, agent. DEPARTURE Clansman, s.s., for Whangarei. Thomas Russell, s.t., for Gisborne. Oceola, brigantine, for Mercury Bay, Cygnet, schooner, for Tonga. Tarawera, s.s., for Southern ports and Melbourne. Fleetwing, schooner, for Samoa. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SAN FRANCISCO : Zealandia, li.M. s.s., about 12th instant. LONDON : " Yanduara, ship, sailed October 22. Glenlora, barque, October 31, WGPT. Lutterworth, barque, sailed November 3, Waimate, ship, sailed November 28. Loch Linnhe, barque, sailed January. Northumberland, ship, loading, LDK«. Connaught Ranger, barque, loading. Sam Mendel, ship, loading. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : Laira, barque, early. Hermione, ship, loading. NORFOLK ISLAND . Clansman, s.s., January 19. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This list does not include coasters.) . Steamships.—Triumph, in the stream; Iroquois, U.S. corvette. , Ships.—Hermione,, at Railway Wharf, loading for London Lady Jocelyn, at Queen-street Wharf. . ■ Barques.—Beatrice Haverner, in the stream ; Pelham, at reclamation wall; Laira, in stream ; Loch Fergus, in stream ; Loch Cree, at Queenstreet Wharf, discharging. Bbigantin',£s. — Nightingale, in the stream ; Francisco Faliz, at: Railway Wharf; Nora, at Queen-street Wharf; iiyno, in stream; Circe, at Queen-street Wharf. SoHoosfEK3.—Julia Pryce, in stream ; Waratah, at Queen-street Wharf ; Welcome, in the Stream ; Frank Guy, at Gas Company's Wharf. , 7 THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. Sunday.—Hawea arrives at Onehunija at 6 turn, from Southern ports. Mdndat.—The Te Anau arrives from Southem ports and Melbourne at 11 a.m.; the Arawata leaves for Fiji, via Russell, at 5 p.m. ; the Hawea leaves Onehunga, if mail arrives, for Southern ports: • Tuesday.—The Wairarapa arriven from "Sydney ; the Te Anau leaves for Sydney at 5 p.m. ■■■' Thursday.— Wairarapa is to sail for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. . Saturday.The Southern Cross arrives from Southern ports. EXPORTS. Per brigantine Oceola, for Sydney, to be shipped at Mercury Bay : 191,000 feet timber. " Per schooner Cygnet, for Tonga : 50 cases kerosene,' 12 boxes tea, 28 cases salmon, 12 cases preserved milk, 3 caics hardware, 15 cases vegetable oil, 4 cases pickles, 6 cases jam, 3 cases paints, 3 cases oysters, 9 cases fruit, 3 cases vestas, 50 bags flour, 89 packages biscuits, 6 boxes soap, 43 coils rope, 30 sacks lime, 1451 pieces timber, 12 kegs paint, 6 boxes soap, 4 bundles blocks, 4 nests chests, 8 sewing machines, 57 bundles moulding, 151 packages sundries.

Per schooner Fleetwing, for Samoa 10,987 feet timber, 38 kegs beef, 100 sacks flour, 24 boxes potatoes, 344 sheets iron, 2 packages ridging, 2 packages nails, 3 packages washers, 170 casus biscuits, 1 boat. i ' .. Per s.s. Tarawera, for Southern ports and Melbourne. <•. For Gisborne : 1 horse, 15 packages , sundries, 248 bags sugar. For Wellington. : 3 case* tobacco, 20 cases cheese, 124 bags potatoes, 658 mats sugar, 1 boat, 191 packages sundries. For Lyttelton : 1 horse, 31 cases gum, 7 packages fruit, 95 packages sundries. For Dunedin: 1 bale brooms, 85 packages sundries, 2 cases tobacco, 7 packages tea.

: Istwabds Coastwise.—Kauri, barge, from Part Charles, with 50,000 feet timber ; Nellie, cutter, from Whangapoua, with 30,000 feet timber; Ghost, barge, from ' Rewa. with 7 pieces timber ; Norah, barge, from Kennedy's Bay, with 37,000 feet timber. Ojjtwabds Coastwise.—Nellie, cutter, for Whangapoua ; Ghost, barge, for Orewa; Norah, barge, for Kennedy's Bay; Ida, barge, for Omaha.

The pilot launch in the Kaipara caught fire yesterday merning, and before it could be extinguished, a large part of the deck wag burnt and othef damage done. Full particulars will be found in another column.

The schooner Cygnet left last evening for Tonga; and with this trip ends the Cygnet as a vessel owned at this port, as she will, on her arrival at Tonga, be handed over to her new owners, the natives there. The Cygnet has been greatly altered since her last arrival here, her cabin having been enlarged, and she has been ■applied with new rigging and gear throughout, so that she has left our port in a state as near that of a yacht as it is possible to make her, and as such she is for the future to.be kept. - 7.'he Customs steam launch has at last been condemned, and the (team launch Result is to be used in her stead, and until such times as a new launch can be built. We are glad to learn that the Government have at list woke up to the serious defects of the old launch, and it is to be hoped no time will be lost in getting a suitable boat built and placed in commission. The schooner Saucy Kate, for Nipidr, sailed yesterday. She is to call at Tairua for a cargo of 30,000 feet timber.

The Union Company's steamship Tarawera took her departure for Southern porta and Melbourne at noon yesterday. She was woll patronised by passengers. , The e.s. Clan-man, from Russell and Northern ports,' arrived in harbour yesterday morning early with passengers and cArgo. The ship Lady Jocelyn is putting out her cargo in excellent order and with rapidity. The schooner Fleetwing left on her cruise for the Samoan Group yesterday. She is to return from there direct with a cargo of copra to the consignment of Captain D. H. McKonzie. The Union Company's s.s. Arawata arrived In harbour at 11 p.m. last night from Wellington. She brings a number of passengers, per Tongariro from London, and also some 260 tons of cargo by the same steamer. She left Wellington at 8.30 p.m. on the 7th instant passed the head« at 9.15, Cape Palliser at 1 a.m. on the 3th, Portland Island at 3.45 p.m. on the Bfch, East Cape at 1.15 a.m. on the 9th, and arrived as_ above. Experienced fresh northwesterly winds and fine weather to arrival. The French barquentine Louise, whilst going into the Kaipara, struck several times on the Tory Shoal. The amount of damage done has &oS> yet been ascertained. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON. January 9.—Sailed: Te Anau, «.s., for the North. Passengers Misses Thorpe, Nightingale, Loniih, Edwin, Latter, Mountain, Burn, Mr. and Mrs. McLean, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Winray, Dr. and Miss Martin, Messrs, Grenter, Osmond (2). MacCormack, Barry, Meldrum, f Glynn, McKay, Clark (2), Liddy, Robinson, Ewing, Simkin, Fox, Hay, Oop.eland, Carron, Ebrey, Mooes, Brown, Walters, Simpson, Tesfcro, Barton, Mills, Stafford, Coxon, Lynch, and Lonsdale. LYTTELTON. : January 9.—Arrived : Banffshire, barquette, from Calcutta, 75 days out, with a cargo of cornsasks, tea, castor oil; Glaucus, from Auckland. - Sailed : Rotorua, s.s., for Port Chalmers ; Grafton, b.b,, for limaxu; Mahinapua, for Wellington -