SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7271, 9 March 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Warm, at Auckland 0.0 — 0.21 fa.;.. Mannkau 8.40- ■.<:.:,.'.' Ujr.~ Hl-*. 5 57 : sets. 6 23. % 00*.—New, 17th, 5.16 a. in. ARRIVALS. Mabch 7. m • • WsJtiW, m., 412, Crawford, from Whang*ret Passengers: Mrs. Cooper and child, Mr. McLeod, Misses Smith, McLeod, Messrs. Bterenso;a, Mitai, Anderson, Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Cor, Miss Matherson, WeatherhilL Mr. Lain,, and seven in the steerage.— Coal Co., agents. Glenelg; a.*,, 156, Amodeo, from Mercury Northern S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, e.a„ 279, Scott, from Tauranga. Passengers—Messrs. Allen, Pym, Culiinan, Sharland, Taylor, Winter, Last, Bucklay, 2*xnati, Moody, Smith, Wereta, Cobb, Gossett, Macfarlane, Crewdson, Spencer.Northern S.S. Cfc. agents. , Christina, schooner, Evan son, from Russell. —"Master, agent. Mabch 8. Australia, 8.M.5.?.. 3000, Gbest, from San Francisco, via Honolulu. Passengers For Auckland: Msjor-General and Mrs. Fairtlough, Bar. and Mrs. Floyd and child, Mrs. J. B. Wilkins and son, Dr. M. L. Cameron, Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Rice. Sir K. W. Camming, Messrs. H. W. Heath, John Dixon, B. M. Napusr, W. D. Asten, K. V. R. Albertson, J. F. Scott. H. B. Brady, W. G. Rice, Captain Mincham and child, and 10 in the steerage. For Sydney: Mr. and Mrs. D. T. McCarthy, Mrs. J. B. Steele, Mr. Thomas Smith, B»v. and Mrs. H. A. Robertson and four children, Mr. George Augustus Sala, Mrs. W. Rhodes and child. General and Mrs. Howell, son, and daughter, Mr. J. B. Oasebolt, Dr. D. C. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ivess and four children, Mr. J. B. Hollister, Rev. Canon White. Messrs. J. J. Steele, Allan Way, Mrs. Luciani, Messrs. J. Holme, N. W. Kinsman. R. P. King, A. White, Misses Morgan, Morgan (M.D.), Mrs. Villiers, Mr. C. A. Field, Mrs. Crichton and two children, and thirty-one in the steerage.Brown, Campbell, and Co., agencs. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Australia, B.M. s.s.. 3000, Ghest, for Sydney. Passengers:—Lord McDonald, Messrs. E. Dick, D. Monroe and Son, E. B. Lewis, Byron, Mrs. Jas. Fort, aid four in the steerage, and through passengers from San Francisco.—Brown, Campbell, and Co., agents. Norval, schooner, 56, Edwards, for Russell.— Master, agent. Medora, schooner, 33, Subritzky, for Awanui. —Master, agent. Circe, brigantine, 145, Eckhoff, for Greymouth.Master, agent. Columbia, schooner, 46, G. W. Conway, for Russell. —Master, agent. Mimiha, schooner, 54, Youlden, for Russell. —V. Niccol, agent. DEPARTURES. Mabch 7. Norval, schooner, for Russell. Medora, schooner, for Awanui. Mimiha, schooner, for Russell. Mabch S. Australia, R.M. s.s., for Sydney. . Columbia, schooner, for Russell. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : Waimate, ship, sailed November 28, HOTS. Northumberland, ship, sailed Deo. 13.1D8.0. Coptic. s.s., due about April 12. Loch Limine, barque, sailed Jan. IC, wvc>\ Alastor, barque, sailed January 17. Sam Mendel, barque, loading. Crusader, ship, loading. LIVERPOOL : Nanphante, barque, loading. GLASGOW : Lutterworth, barque, nailed November 3, viaDunedin. SEW YORK : Carl Both, barque, ■■ Irene, schooner, sailed January 5. Thames, barque, loading. JAVA : Ferdinand, barque, early, bcmb. Pankwan, barque, early, Y>'HT. Imacoo, barque, early. ZATAVIA : Herths, barque, early, jocl. BEWCASTLK : Boraalis, brigantine, sailed February 21. ADELAIDE : Yolande, barquentine, sailed February 9, via Wellington. BrrasETT river (QUEENSLAND) : Lapwing, brigantine, sailed February 23. SAMOA : • Fleetwing, schooner, due. TONGA : Sandfly, schooner, early. timaru : a '■' Energy, schooner, early. LYTTELTON : Notero, barque, early. DUNEDIN : Lutterworth, barque, early. • PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : « Beatrice Havernsr, barque, loading. Glenlora, barque, early. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. • To-dat. —The Manapouri arrives from Southern ports and Melbourne at 10 a.m. The Ohau is expected from Southern ports, and leaves for Greymouth at 5 p.m. The Arawata is to leave far Fiji via Russell at 5 p.m. The Penguin leaves Onehunga for Southern ports at 3 p.m. . Tuesdat.—The Tarawera arrives from Sydney. The Manapouri leaves for Sydney at 5 p.m. Thursday.—The Tarawera leaves for South-, ern ports and Melbourne at noon.

VESSELS IN HAKBODK. . . . (This list does not include coasters.) i Steamships.—Triumph, in stream. . Basques. — Beatrice Haverner, at Hail way Wharf ; Glenlora, at Queen-street Wharf ; Alf, at Sugar Works. Bbigihtines.— Nightingale, in tho stream ; Marshall S., at Railway Wharf; Circe, at the Queen-street Wharf; Peerless, in dock. - fc'CHOON'EES. —Golden Isle, in stream ; Eyvor, in stream; Ocean Hanger, at the Queen-street Wharf ; Maile, in stream ; Jessie Ntccol, at the Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. ' Per Rimataka.—l4 cases hats, shirts, flannels, millinery, and general drapery. T. and J. Melt aster. -Per R.M.s.s. Australia, from San Francisco. For Auckland : 550 oses salmon, 74 cases canned goods, 10 cases hops, 40 cases apples, 50 cases patent medicines, G2 cases paint, 100 halfbarrels dried fruit, 50 quarter-barrels dried fruit, 1021 Backs maize, 54 cases sundries. For Sydney : 1039 cases salmon, SO half-barrels salmon, 305 half-barrels herrings, 25C6 cases canned goods, 450 case* codfish, 300 cases hops, 15 bales hops, 2260 sacks maize, 4575 doors, and sundries. Iswabbs Coastwise.—Lee, cutter, from Whangarei ? Ruakaka, barge, from Otaki, with 15 logs; Nerval, schooner, from Russell, with 86 tons coal Lizette, ketch, from Thames, with 406 hides, 23,000 feet timber. Otjtwabds . Coastwise. — Lee, cutter, for Mahurangi; Rnakaka, barge, for Otaki ; Swallow, schooner, for Ohora; Violet, ketch, for Thames ; Lizette, ketch, for Thames. The s.s. Waitaki, from Whangarei, arrived ob Saturday evening last, with several passengers and a general cargo. < The • schooner : Nerval left for Russell on Saturday last, with 4 tons flour, 70 sacks oats, 59 packages sundries. . The schooner Circe cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday for Greymautb. She is to ■ail to-day in ballast. The barque Alastor left London for Auckland on the 17th of January last. The ship Crusader was at latest advices on the berth and loading at London for this port. The schooner Christina, from Russell, arrived on Saturday last, with a cargo of manganese, which is to be transhipped into the barque Glenlora, for London. The barque Experance, for the Bluff, took bar departure on Saturday last. The , S.S. Glenelg, from Mercury Bay, and Wellington, from Tauranga, both arrived here on Saturday. The fo«nar left again for the Barrier and the Wellington for Waiwera the tame day. The Glenelg returned from the Barrier early on Sunday morning. The schooner Gleaner, on going out of Mercury Bay on Friday morning last, unfortunately took the ground near the Heads, and despite every off art made by Captain Urquhart, she there held. The Glenelg shortly afterwards was seen coming in from Tairua, and upon being signalled, Captain Amodeo went to the steamer and made an attempt to get the schooner off, but It being late on the ebb tide the trial was unsuccessful. It was fully expected, however, that Captain Urquhart would be able to get his vessel off on the next flood, everything toward that end having been done. The schooner is not in any way damaged, nor is it likely that she will be. The schooner is bound for Dunedin, and has a full cargo of timber on board. The schooner Handa Isle loft Mercury Bay last week, bound for Brisbane, with » cargo ef timer. : The barque Carl Roth cleared from New York for Wellington and Auckland on January 24th ■ last. :,., !_______ . the r.m',. 5.3. Australia. The R.M. s.s. Australia, from San Francisco, arrived in harbour jesterday, after a rapid passage. Upon the present occasion the Australia comes into harbour well patronised by. passengers and cargo. ■ As upon, previous trips, Captain Ghest and hi* officers appear to have earned the good wishes of their passengers, all speaking in high terms of praise of the courtesy and attention shown to < them throughout the passage..: She comes into harbour in splendid order, and during yesterday afternoon she was visited by a number of sightseers, who all expressed their admiration at. the evident good order and discipline that existed.on the AusJraife* ffrptain Ghest reports having ducharj{efj

the San Francisco pilot on the 16th February, at 3.45 p.m., and hud hear/ head sea for three days, followed .by fine weather to Honolulu. Arrived at that port on the 23rd February at noon, and left at 4.50 p.m. lame day. Had fide weather throughout the entire passage from -Honolulu to Auckland. Passed the Samoaa Islands on 2nd March, and on sth March passed the a.s. City of Sydney, bound to San Francisco. -We have to thank Mr. James Donaldson (the purser) for the prompt delivery of our files, and for other favours. The Australia, resumed her passage for Sydney. at about seven o'clock last evening. , ','.■''■'

| - y ' ENGLISH SHIPPING. The hew steamer Tainui, of the Shaw, vill, sod Albion lice, leaves for New Zealand from Plymouth on Saturday next. She had a successful spin down the Firth of Clyde on her trial trip, with a large and distinguished party on board, making as much as 15} knots an hoar. She is in every sense a sister ship to the Arawa, and promises to do great things for the frozen meat trade, from her immense*.refrigerators and her capacity for storing.away IS,OOO frozen skeep in her. chambers. She has not a very numerous passenger list for a first trip. Mr. Montgomery, member for : Akaroa, returns by her to the clony. - The following are the passengers by the Tainui:* — First saloon :—For Otago : Mr. E. Morrison, Rev. W. H. Mitchell, Mr. C. Y. Johnson. For Canterbury: Mr. W. Montgomery. For Wellington : Mr. Stavioss Homer*. For Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. J. Dawton and family. Second saloon :—For Wellington : Mr.' F. Massey Miss E. Coulcher, Messrs. A. Tyson. R. William. For Canterbury: Messrs. H. A Newland, F. J. Padney, S. Green, A. Brayshaw, C. L. Banlsait. For Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. E. Pbair, Miss Anderson, Messrs. F. W. Attrie, fi. Sankey. Three for Melbourne and Hobart, and 56 third class passengers. The Ro&pehu, the next of the Royal Mail Line of. direst steamers, as I am told the shipping company is now called, leaves on the 12th of next month, and* the following passengers have already booked by her:—First Saloon— For Port Chalmers i .Mr. , Butterworih. For Lyttelton : Mr/and Mrs. J. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker and child, Messrs. C. Stracher, and W. P. Cowlishaw. For Wellington :<Mr. R. Mossman, Drs. Kemp and Collins. For Napier: Mr. and Airs. J. Moore. For Auckland Messrs. L. Andrews and W. M. Awdry. Second - Saloon—For Russell: Mr. Chaffey. For. Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. J. A Burmester, Miss, G. Walker, Messrs. A. J. Skaife and C. J. Pratt. For Lyttelton : Mr. G. A. Tozer." ,T For Port Chalmers : Mr. W. Young, Miss 31endinning, Mr. and Mrs. J. Strong, Messrs. F. and E. Bartholomew, E. Odgers, and T. McDonald. POET OP ONEHUKGA. .i /XiBRIVALS. ■ V . %*• Penguin a.!., Allman,'from Southern \ ports. Passengers :— Misses -Rogers, and Kingdon, Mesdames Thistle, Johnston, McQuin, Banks, Bennett, and servant; Messrs. Luxford, Duncan. Gourd, Nott, Knko, Stephens, Bethune, Bennett, Jones, Captain J. T. Blackwell, and 22 steerage.—Union S.SCo., agents. Argyle, s.s., Norbury, froa Hokiango.—A. Barnes, agent. Gairlock, s.s., McArthur, from Waitara. Passengers: Messrs. Stork and Muir. —A. Barnes, agent. Hauraki, s.i., from Wellington, via Wsitara. —A. Barnes, agent. Waitoa, a.s., from Auckland.— Cunningbam, agent. . DEPARTURE. Penguin, s.s., Allman, for Southern ports.— Union S.S. Co., agent*. . IMPORTS. Per a. a. Penguin, from Southern porta : 100 sacks malt, IGO cases jam, 60 cases axle oil, 24 cases butter, 58 kegs nutter, 27 sundry packages, 1 horse. Per Argyle, s.s.,' from Hokianga : 16 casks, 1 case. Per Gairloch, a.s., from Waitara : 20 horses, 37 cattle, 210 sheep. Per Hauraki, s.s., from Wellington: 250 sheep, 50 tons telegraph material. The s.s. Penguin, 749 tons, Captain Allman, arrived at Onehunga at 12.30 p.m. yesterday. She left Danedin at 3 p.m. on the 2nd, and arrived at Lyttelton at 10 a.m. on the 3rd; left at 9.15 p.m., and arrived at Wellington at noon on the 4th; left again at 1 p.m. on tho sth, and arrived at Picton at 5.30 p.m.; left again at 1 a.m. on the 6th, and arrived at Nelson at 10 a.m.; left again at 11 p.m., and arrived at Taranaki at noon on the 7th ; left the latter port nt 3.30 p.m.; crossed the bar at 11 a.m. on the 8:h, andarrrived as above. Experienced moderate weather. The Penguin left again at about 4 p.m. for Southern ports, having en board the mails from home received from Australia.