SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7268, 5 March 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

• Him ffiiM, at Auckland 9.26 — »-43 "' ■ -* Manukau 1.6 — 1.23 B<nr.— 6:53; sets. 6 28. MMN«-rN«w,l7tl)i, 5.16 a.m. '.' '•.. '■■• : '/', ARRIVALS. Fanny Kelly, ketch, 35, Williams, from Uangonul.Master, agent. ■ Herald, e.s., Savory, from Lyttelton. Pat•eng : Mr«. akinner.— Brothers, agents. Wenona, barque, Davies, for Sydney Island (pat back).— H. McKenzie, agent. Wellington, a. i M 279, Seott, from Tauranga. Passengers: Messrs. James Matthews, Foy, Speight, Vogan, Douglas, F. G. Clayton, McGee, Harvey, R. Wood, Comiskey, Dβ BarTen, Ajshbury, Schofield,. O. Stafford, Orabbe, Deacon, jun. v Ralph, Bateruan, Cray, Biohardson. Smith and child, Smith, Knight, Master Keele.'Rer. and Mrs. Spencer, Meedames Robb, liVingstene, Leslie and child, Hewitt, Captain Fletcher and brother, Captain and Mrs. John■tone, Dr. Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Pitt,' Mr. and Miss Deacon.— S.S. Co., agautl. _, \ , -. Thomas Rnsiell. s.s., 131, O. Helander, for Napier and Gioborne.— Coal Co., •gents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Wellington, s.s., 299, Scott, for Whangarei.— Northern S.S. Co., agent*. DEPARTURES. Wellington, ■.»., for Whangaiei. . Suva, S.S., for Dunedin. EXPECTED ARBIVAL3. SAN IBANCISCO : Australia, R.M. s.s., due March 8. LONDON : ■ Waimate, ship, sailed November 28, NMFS. Northumberland, ship, sailed Deo. 13,LDKG. Coptic, S.S., due about April 12. Loch Linnhe, barque, sailed Jan. 10,<WVCN. Sam Mendel, barque, loading. Alastor, barque, loading. UVIBPOOL: Nauphante, barque, loading. GLASGOW : • Lutterworth, barque, sailed November 3, :•' • via Dunedin. NEW YORK : ■ Carl Both, barque. Irene, schooner, wiled January 5. i Thames, barque, loading. JAVA: Ferdinand, barque, early, bomb. . Pankwan, barque, early, tnht. Imacoo, barque, early. JATAVIA : Sertha, barque, early, jdcl. hswcastle : I Borealis, brlgantine, sailed February 21. ' ADELAIDE: Yolande, barquentine, sailed February 9, via Wellington. BUSNXTT HIVES (QUEBNSLAND) : ' Lapwing, brigantine, sailed February 23, SAMOA : Fleetwing, schooner, due. CONGA : . J r Sandfly, schooner, early. TIHARU : , Energy, schooner, early. LTTTKLTON : Notero, barque, early. DDnkdin : . Lutterworth, barque, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. IOKSON : .- Beatrice Haverner, barque, loading. . Olenlora, barque, early. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. T*DAT. — The Te Anau arrives from Ruisell, and males excursion to Motetapu. FklDAT.—The Te Anau leaves for Southern porta and Melbourne at noon. Satcbjdat.—The Arawat* arrives from Wellington. . VESSELS IN HARBOUR. _, (This list does not include coasters.) Steamships.—Triumph, in stream. . Basques. — Beatrice Haverner, at Railway Wharf; Espennce, in stream ; Glenlora, at Queen-street Wharf ; Alf, at Sugar Works. —Nightingale, in the stream; Marshall 3., at Railway Wharf; Circe, at the Queen-street Wharf ; Peerless, at Queen-street Wharf. Schooners.— Isle, in stream: Eyvor, in stream; Ocean Ranger, at the Queen-street Wharf; Mails, in! stream ; Jessie Niccol, at the Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. Per brigantine Magellan Cloud, fox Lyttelton : 1000 sacks oats, 149 sacks wheat, 50 saoks malt, 150 sacks SO bags flour. Per Ocean Ranger: 200 sacks short feed oats, 100 sacks dun oats, 681 sacks bran, 30 sacks sharps.— S. Jakins. Per Herald: 168 saoks short feed oats, 25 sacks cocksfoot.— S. Jakins. Inwabds Coastwise.—Progress, barge, from Whangapouo, with 29,000 ft. timber: Norah, barge, from Cabbage Bay, with 39,000 ft. timber*; Ooralie, cutter, from Mercury Bay, with 23,000 ft. timber; Una, barge, from Otakio, with 22,000 ft. timber. ■Outwards OoAßiwiSK.—Ghost, barge, for Otakio; Progress, barge, for Whangapoua; Norah, barge, for Cabbage Bay; Buakaka, barge, for Otakio ; Una, barge, for the coast. The barque Rebecca Crcwell, which left lure on Sunday evening last, bound for New York, has been unable to proceed further than Rangitoto Reef. There she is at present lying awaiting a, favourable wind to gat away on her journey. The barque Wenona, which left for Sydney Island, returned to harbour early yesterday morning. Captain Davies reports the weather so unfavourable outside that he was unable to make any headway against it, and consequently deemed it best to return to port and await r. favourable change of weather. The water tank* were also found to be in anything but a good state of repair, and consequently the defect will be remedied whilst in port. The ketch Fanny Kelly, from Uangonui, arrived in harbour yesterday with a cargo con* listing of 31,653 feet timber. The Union Co.'s s.s. Arawata left Wellington yesterday morning early with 41 bags mail matter for Auckland, which was transhipped from the New Zealand Shipping Co.'s s.s. Bimutaka at the port named. Tie Arawata is due here on Friday (to-morrow). She alto brings several of the paiaengers for this port who have arrived by the Rimutaka from horns. . The wreck of the barque Mary Ann Annison (which was recently lost at the Kaipara Heads) w*», with her cargo, sold by auction yesterday aad realised: For the vessel, £5, and for the cargo £20. Mr. J. Sheehan, of the Kaipara Heads, was the purchaser. The s.s. Thomas Russell, from GUborne and Napier, arrived in harbour last renin with a general cargo, amongst which was 39 head of cattle. Fine weather prevailed daring the 'first part cf tho passage, Thence strong N.E. winds to arrival. The. official inquiry into the striking of the s.s. Thomas Russell on a rock off the coast, which was to be heard at the Police Court yesterday morning, was adjourned until Wednesday next, owing to the absence of the master of the steamer named, the cot having then arrived from her trip to the E*«t Coast. ;V POST OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Orcti, s.s., Robertson, from Waitata. Passengers :—Messrs. Jenkins, Fullerton, Whyte, Sinclair, Swift.—J. W, Waller, agent. ,; : DEPARTURES. ' Oreti, S.S., Kobertson, for "Wanganui, via New Plymouth, with fifteen passengers.—J. W. Waller, agent. j IMPORTS. Per i.e. Oreti, from W&itara : 52 bullocks, 277 sheep. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Oreti: For New Plymouth :50 casks cement, 13 cases drapery, 20 kegs nails, 5 cases drags, 52 cases and packages sundries. For Wanganui : 142 gunnies sugar, 47 cases, 9 roll*, and 7 trusses drapery, 3 crates biscuits, 9 cases hoots, 3 bales leather, 10 cases drags, 101 cases and packages sundries. BY TELEGRAPH. RUSSELL. March 3.—Sailed : The Te Anau, for Auckland. i Passengers : Messrs. Vowles (2), MeKellar, Bedford, Robortsoo, Miller, Captain MoLeod, Mesdames Niohokon, E.ird, Miss Andrew*. WELLINGTON. March 3.—Arrived : The Penguin, from the South. Sailed : The Maori, for Greymouth ; the Doric, for Port Chalmers ; the Grafton, for Westport ; the Oha»a, for Auckland via East • Coast; its Eotorua, for the South. LYTTELTON. March Arrived : The Opawa, from Napier; the Wakatu, from Kaikoura. Sailed : The Wairarapa, for the South. PORT CHALMERS. March 3.— Arrived : The Wanaka, from the North. Sailed : Go-ahead, for Lyttelton ; tire Frederick, barque, for Sydney ; the Mahinapua, for West Ooaet; the Manapouri, for Sydney vis, North. Faaaengers— For Wellington : Miss Jade/Messrs. Patterson, Murray, Katson, Songster, McCarthy, Morris. For Picton : Mr. .'Donaldson. For Auckland : Bishop Koran, Messrs, Montague, Troupe, Joel, Seaveria*, Mountain, Edgsar, Mrs. R. Menn,- Mrs. B. Fenwiok. • :■;■■ ; " WEATHER EXCHANGE.-WEDNESDAT. : ' i New Zealand : Generally fine, but overcast, with light winds ; high pressure to S. W. Australia: Generally fine, but dull, with moderate easterly winds on coast, and westerly on East coast, with light rain. Barometers.—New Zealand : Wellington and Bluff, 30*0; Russell, no ' report. Australia: Sydney, 29*8; Portland, 29^9; Albany SOD. , ..