SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7343, 2 June 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Eish Watm, at' Auckland 9.26- &44 Manukan 1.6 — l.i.i Bv*.— Rises, 79; sate 4.48 Moo*.— quarter, 6th, 11.44 a.m.

ARRIVALS.

Australia, R.M. ■.«., 3000, Gheat, frem San Francisco and Hdnolulu. Passengers :—For Auckland: Mr. D. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. C. Henriohß, Mr. R. R. Fitohett, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gall and two children, Messrs. A. Stone, Otto Tabst, T. Sick, A. G. Gardiner, A. Robertson, A. B. McGlashan, and four steerage. For Sydney : Mr. J. Dougherty, Elder S. W. Haskell, Mr. W. Arnold, Elder M. O. Israel, Mrs. Israel and two daughters, Elder J. O. Corliss, Mrs. Corliss and two children, Mr. H. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. G. Morrison and child, Mrs. J. D. LaMonte and two children, Mr. S. Douglass, Miss C. Douglass, Rev. J. t£ay, Mr. H. Laveruse, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Coen, Mr. A. F. Spawn and wife and three children, Messrs. J. \ M. Tucker. J. W. Lynn, J. Lemon, General and \ Mrs. J. M. Morgan, Rev. J. M. Jenkins, Mrs. Jenkins, daughter, and two sons, Mrs. E. E. Edwards, Mr. J. O. Williamson, Rev. D. W. Macfie, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Forrest, Mr. R. T. Hopkins, Miss Carter, Hon. John Dunn, and fifty-four steerage.—Brown, Campbell, and Co., agents. Manapouri, s.s., 1783, T. Logan, from Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers : Mesdames D. B. Cruickahank, Crichton, Sutton, Warren, Odell and 3 children, Bamberger, Bret.t, Misses Wild, Holmes, Odell, Hollow, Judge Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. Jewett and family (7), Messrs. Warren, Dodge, Wallace, Cargo, Portion, Marsden, Long. Logan, Clayton, Thomson, humming, Whitaker, Bagley, Dedds, Williams, Field, Carmichael, Watton, Garrett, Chapman, Hammer. Williams, Bamberger, Brett, F. Birks, W. E. Birks, Black, and 40 in the steerage. For Sydney-Saloon : Mrs. Halliday, Hisses Halliday, Miss Rowbotham, Miss Lansdawu, Messrs. W. Stevenson, Paul, Halliday, Newman, J. Reid, Arundel, J. H. Kitchen, Higgott, and 10 in the steerage.—Union S.&. Co.,agT3nts. , _~ ~ Malietoa, schooner, Godfrey, from Lyttelton. —Maj.ter, agent. . _ aEaergy, sohooner, 185, Franois, from Duuedm. —Stone Brothers, agesjts. Lizzie Guy, schooner, 85, Stevens, from Oamaru. —Master, agent. ' . Mimiha, schooner, 54, Youlden, from Russell. —M. Niccol, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Arawata, R.M. s.s., 1096, W. L. Cromarty, for Fiji. Passengers : Messrs. Robertson, Page, Williams, Misses McManus, Smithyman, and 12 in the steerage.—U.».S. Co., agents. __ Penpont, three-masted schooner, 276, O. Fuller, for Westport.—Master, agent. Linda Weber, sohooner, 114, G. Jahns, for Brisbane, via Mercury Bay.—D. H. McKenzie, agent. Clansman, s.s., 331, Farquhar, for Tauranga. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, for Russell.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s., 159, Amodeo, for Mercury Bay.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Australia. R.M. s.s., 3000. Ghest, for Sydney. Passengers: Dr. and Mrs. York, Messrs. G. F. Bits*, Hinks, E. W. Wintel, E. Ashton, C. Troller, J. D. LaMonte, Lilley, Dr. and Mrs. £ Richardson, Mrs. Ritso, Miss Gross, and sin V the steerage. — Brown, Campbell, and Co,, " agents. '■■'-Hi- DEPARTURES, .j. Arawata, s.s., for Fiji. t . 0 V . Clansman, s.s., for Tauranga. "'■"' ''' Wellington, s.s,, for Russell. lona, s.a., for Mercury Bay. Australia, R.M. s.a., for Sydney. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON ; . - .-. Aor.angi, s.s., sailed May 9, via Teneriffe ' May 14. Sam Mendel, barque, February 3. Grasmere. ship, sailed March 25. Rimutaka, s.s., sailed May 23. Mobile Bay. ship, loading. Nerbuida, ship, loading. - Baron Aberdare, ship, loading, Otaki, ship, early. I.IVKRPOOL : Nauphante, barque, sailed February 5, MEW YORK : Irene, schooner, sailed January 6, via Dunedin May 15. i 1„ Carl Both, barque, sailed January 15, via Wellington May 30. Motley, brigantine, sailed January 29, via Dunedin. ... ■ ~-, • Norway, barque, sailed March 9. , Thames, barque, loading. Katahdin, barque, early, JKOM islands : Ryno, brigantine, dsi, Ada C. Owen, brigantine, early. Three Cheers, schooner, early. ' NOUMEA : Aurora, vchooner, early. TONGA : Maile, schooner, early. NORFOLK ISLAND : Southern Cross, Missionary schooner, early. DUNEDIN ; Oceola, brigantine, early. Western Star, barque, early. TIMAUU : Handa Isle, schooner, early. OAMARU : Sovereign, schooner, early. LYTTELTON : Cleopatra, schooner, sailed May 30. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : Waimate, shfp, loading. Ferdinand, barque, loading. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. T'i-day. — The Manapouri is to leave for Sydney. Wednesday. — The Tarawera arrives from Sydney. Thursday.— The Tarawera leaves for Southun potts aid Melbourne. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This list does not include coasters.) Ships.—Waimate, Crusader, at Queen-street Wharf. Barqubs. — Exoelaior, Alastor, Ferdinand, and Loongana, at Queen-street Wharf. ErigaNTlNES.—Ransom, Seagull, Waratah, Linda Weber, Maria Virginia, Clansman, at ... Queen-street Wharf.

Schooners.—Louie, in stream. IMPORTS.

Per R.M. s.s. Australia, from San Francisco : 256 cases canned good, 300 cases salmon. 140 cases sundries, 15 bales broom corn, 120 (J) Backs flour, 6 cases drugs, 25 bags walnuts, 36 cases patent medicine. For Sydney : 2000 oases salmon, 1000 cases canned goods, 200 cases bops, 10 bales hops, 700 boxes codfish, 520 bags coffee, 3884 doors, and sundries. Per s.s. Manapouri, from Melbourne and Southern ports:—From Melbourne : 12cases sewing machines, 42 pieces timber, 100 oases Geneva, 8 casks wine, 13 packages tea, 6 barrels coffee, 75 . bags onions. From Bluff : 250 sacks oats, 413 ■aoks wheat. From Dunedin : 200 boxes candles, 40 barrels hoop iron, 25 cases jam, 19 coils pipe, 25 casks nails, 60 cases hop bitters, 75 bars iron, 200 saoks oatmeal, 19 pieces stone. 22 cases fish. From Lyttelton : 90 coils wire, 560 sacks wheat, 42 sacks oats, 8 crates biscuits, 10 sacks onions, 39 packages sundries. From Wellington : 150 boxes candles, 120 boxes soap, 60 cases oranges, 142 packages sundries. From Gisborne: 13 tierces beef, 12 packages sundries, and a quantity Of cargo for Sydney. Per schooner Malietoa, from Lyttelton: 943 sacks potatoes. Per schooner Lizzie Gay. from Oamara : 311 Books potatoes, 310 sacks flour, 10 sacks oatmeal, 240 sacks bran, 340 sacks oats. EXPORT?. Per s.s. Arawata, for Fiji:— Suva : 16 . hhda. ale, 175 cases kerosene, 40 bags rice, 103 boxes soap, 182 pieces timber, 38 sacks potatoes, 90 tins bread, 6 casks oil, 25 packages, 10 lambs, 8 head cattle, 32 kegs beef and pork, 60 sacks onions, 18 bales hay, 30 sacks oats, 275 packages sundries. For Levuka : 67 casks beef, 80 sucks potatoes, 5 kegs tongues, 42 packages vegetables, 41 packages bread, 3 crates pigs, 70 sheep, 23 begs. beer, 60 eaten geneva, 115 cases kerosene, 18 cases spirits, 182 packages sundries. Per schooner Linda Weber, for Brisbane (to be shipped at Mercury Bay) : 70,000 feet dressed ind 20,000 feot rough sawn timber. Inwards Coastwise.—lda, barge, from Ma' takana, with 58 tons firewood, 70 posts • " Waiapu, barge, from Pakiri, with 19 logs » Pukapuka, barge, from Barrier, with 22 logs > Waitemata, barge, from Whangapoua, with 35,000 feet timber: Mana, barge, from Tairua, with 23,000 feet timber. Ootwabds Coastwise.—Pnkapuka, barge, for Barrier; Wanpu, barge, for Pakiri; Waitemata, for Whangapoua. Captain Francis and his # three-masted •ohooner Energy are rapidly gaining a name for ■mart passages, and the one just completed from Dunedin adds another to the vessel's previous good record. The Energy left Dunedin on the 26th instant, and during the passage up had a continuation of favourable weather until In the vicinity of the entrance to the harbour, when light southerly airs delayed the vessel's arrival until a late hour last night. Two barques and a brigantine were in sight from, Tiritiri last evening, bat owing to the light air prevailing none of the three vessels were able to make the harbour up to an early hour this morning. At nightfall one barque was standing across towards Cape Oolviile, and was supposed to be the Notero, from Lyttelton. Thfj other barque was between the Little Barrier and Tiritiri, heading inwards. She had the appearance of a home vessel, and should consequently prove to be the Sam Mendal, from London, or possibly, the Nauphante, from Liverpool. The former sailed on the 3rd of February last, and the latter on the sth of the same month, consequently both vessels are fully due. The following is the cargo of the Notero, which left her port on the 24th of May «st:—2l74 sacks wheat 95 saoks beans, 1381 *cks barley. 200 sacks malt, 335 saoks flour, V. 1000 bags flour, 16 sacks peas, 1 Back clover,'

1384 sacks potatoes, 132 oheese, 130 sacks onions. . * - ...»•-, The s.s. Waitaki was taken into dock yesterday morning, and is to come out again this morning. Her place is to be taken to-day by the s.s. Herald. . . . . . . The schooner Malietoa came into harbour last night from Lytteiton with a cargo of potatoes, after a generally fine weather passage up. The port named was left on the 16?h instant. The schooner Linda Weber goes from here to Mercury Bay, there to load timber for Brisbane. She olearei at the Customs yesterday. The destination of the three-masted schooner Penpont has been fixed for Westport. She is to sail to-day, and goes in ballast. The s.B. Clansman for Tauranga, Wellington for Russell, and lona for Mercury Bay, all took their departure last evening with passengers and cirgo. The R.M. s.s. Arawata, of the Union Company's line, left last evening for Fiji via Russell. Her departure had been set down for 5 p.m., but nhe was delayed for a couple of hours to receive the Fiji mails received yesterday afternoon by the R.M. s.b. Australia. The schooner Mimiha, from the Bay of Islands, arrived yesterday with a cargo of 95 tons coal.

The barque Alastor broke bulk yesterday morning. So far her cargo is being landed in capital order. The schooner Lizzie Guy, from Oamaru, came into harbour last night, and, having to land all her cargo of produce at the North Shore, she dropped anchor off Devonport. Captain Stevens reports that the Lizzie Guy left Oamaru on the 23rd ult., with light winds and variable, up to the 26th, when at 3 p.m. got a fresh P.W. wind. Breasted the East Cape on the 27th, and from thence had light N.W. winds to arrival.

The Union Oo.'s steamship Manapouri, from Melbourne, via Southern ports, came into harbour yesterday morning, after a quick run of 21 J hours from Gisborne. In addition to a full cargo, the Manapouri is also the bearer of a number of passengers, of whom several are through passengers for Sydney. Of the passage, Captain Logan reports that he left Melbourne on 20"h ult. at 6 p.m., and arrived at Bluff at 4 p.m. After calling at the usual coastal ports, took her departure from Gisborne for Auckland on 31st at noon ; rounded East Cape at 5.30 p.m. Passed Thitiri at 9 a.m. on Ist, and reached the wharf as above. Had fresh northerly winds from Melbourne to Bluff, and on the coast moderate south-west with fine weather throughout. We have to thank Mr. Hudson, the purser, for prompt delivery of our files and for other favours. The Manapouri proceeds to Sydney this afternoon. ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALIA. The Pacific Mail Company's R.M. steamship Australia cams into harbour yesterday afternoon from San Francisco and Honolulu with the English and American mails. Upon the present trip Captain Ghest has not been so fortunate as usual in making a smart passage, the one just concluded having extended to 22 days. This lengthy trip is in a great measure attributed to the dirty state of the vessel's bottom, and to fresh head winds, which were met with during the latter p»rt of the passage. If the Australia, however, has not made a trip which for speed does not come up to her usual performances, she certainly has arrived in a most cleanly state on board, and her passengers are evidently well pleased with the care end attention shown them by Captain Ghest and his officers. No sooner was the Australia berthed at the Queenstreet Wharf than the work of landing the mails, passengers, and cargo was promptly taken in hand, and by nine o'clock everything was in. readiness for the Australia to resume her passage to Sydney. At a few minutes after the time named she cast off from the wharf, and soon afterwards was speeding away outward bound. Of the passage from &an Francisco, Captain Cheat reports as follows : — Disoharged San Francisco pilot on the 10th of May, at 4.10 p.m., and had moderato winds and fine weather to Honolulu ; arrived at that port on the 17th of May, at 11.15 p.m., and left on the IStb, at 4.40 a.m.; thenoe to Auckland had fine weather throughout the greater part of the passage; passed the Samoan Islands on the 26th of May, and on the 28th pasijsd the s.s. City of Sydney, bound to San i rancisco; sighted the Great Barrier on the Ist of June, at 8 a.m., and received Auckland pilot at 3.25 p.m. We have to acknowledge our indebtedness to Mr. Donaldson, the purser, for the prompt delivery of our files, and for other favours.

THE OLIVE. By the arrival of the mail steamer Australia yesterday afternoon we learn that Messrs. W. McArthur and Co.'a new schooner Olive, whilst getting under weigh for Eeppels, got on the reef at Fasilootai. The weather was fine at the time, and the master did not anticipate xny difficulty in getting the schooner oS again, and hoped to be able to do so with little or no damage. ENGLISH SHIPPING. The ship Eatherine, 1630 tons, left London for this port on the 10 sh of April last. The Catherine was formerly the ship Baron Aberdare, under which name we had her as loading for Auckland. The following is a list of the passengers by this ship, which comes out under Messrs. Shaw, Savill, and Albion Oo.'s flag :— Mr. and Mrs. William Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wood and family, Charles E. Histead, Richard Kern, Charles Pooley, C. E. Griffiths, E. Pattinson, Miss Stewart, C. S. Thomson, A. Waddington, F. T. Tothill. When the mail left on the 29th of April last the following vessels were loading at London for Auckland :—Nebudda and Duchess of Argyll, ships. The Clyde barque Braemar, 1035 tons register, which was partially dismasted in a storm last February off the Island of Lewis, while on her maiden voyage from the Clyde to New Zealand, with passengers and general cargo, and which was afterwards repaired at Dumbarton, resumed her voyage from Greenock on the 17th instant, where she discharged and loaded cargo. She has about 1000 tons of spirits on board, probably one of the heaviest liquor cargoes that ever left the Clyde for a colonial port. The P. and O. Company's steamship Rome was delayed on her last trip home from Australia in the Suez Canal for 26 hours, in consequence of a severe sandstorm prevailing. The British India Co.'a steamship Qaetta was also delayed in the Canal for 48 hours from the same cause.

The tonnage on the berth at London for New Zealand and Australia when the mail left was 49,263 tons. The rate* of freight to Auckland from London wereßy sail: Dead weight, 20s to 25s i packed, 30s; measurement, 27s 6d to •10j ; cement, ss. Rates of insurance : 17a 6d to 20 per cent, f.p.a. by sail; 10s 6d to 17s 6d by steam. Goods packed in tin to pay average 2s 6d extra. AMERICAN. The barque Katahdin, 1173 tons, left New York on the 23rd April last for Auckland and Wellington. The following is her cargo for this port—3so oasen oil, 100 cases turpentine, 50 cases syrup, 20 cases salad oil, 150 oases sarsaparilla, 50 cases pain killer, 115 cues chairs, 123 oases nails, 300 cases cornflour, 90 cases lubricating oil. 60 cases beer, 73 cases mantels, 70 cases shade rollers, 27 cases handles, 21 cases book slates, 48 cases wagons, 17 cases furniture, 112 cases tobacco, 25£- boxes tobacco, 200 packages hardware, 176 packages glassware, 8 packages tinware, 24 packages oarriageware, 14 packages poles and shafts, 37 packages merchandise, 9 packages platedware, 50 packages washboards, 483 packages wire, 26 packages wheels, 13 packages windmills, 8 packages machinery, 46 packages nxes, 10 packages paint, 2 packages clocks, 2 packages photo goods, 8 packages oarn, 448 oars, 100 barrels sugar, 100 barrels plaster, 17 barrels cod oil, 20 kits mackerel, 75 kegs casings, 105 oases dracfcists' glassware, 13 cases toy waggons, 12 eases oil stores. 15 oases perambulators, 17 cases pictures, 3 cares organs, 2 oases picks, 3 cases freezers, 3 cases volocipedes, 1 case rakes, 1 case harness, 6 cases sweepers, 1 ease trasses, 26,240 roofing slates.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

DEPARTURES. Rowena, s.s., Norbury, for Waitara. Passengers : Messrs. Graham, Thorowell, Allen, Christie, Auriah, Whitting, Nevin,— Barnes, agent. Argyle, s.s., Daniels, for Waitar.i. Passengers : Messrs. Holmes and party (4), Wood.— A. Barnes, agent. Hannah Mokau, ».».*, Windsor, for Raglan and Kawhia.—o. A. E. Abbott, agent. The Northern Co.'s steamers Rowena and Argyle left for Waitara yesterday evening with cargo and passengers. The s.s. Hannah Mokau left for Raglan and Kawhia early this morning with a general cargo. The Union Co.'s s.s. Rotorua leaves for the South at 10 o'clock this morning. Latest train for passengers, 8.40 a.m.

BY TELEGRAPH.

WELLINGTON. June I.—Arrived : The Hawea, from Lyttelton. Sailed : The Hawea, for Picton and Nelson; the Te Anau, for the South; the Mawhera, for the South. LYTTELTON. , June Sailed : S.s. Triumph, forDuaedin; s.s. Wanaka, for Akaroa and the South; s.s. TaUroa, for Wellington. -. BLUFF.* Juno I.—The Waihora, Captain Edie, left Melbourne on the 24th at 4 p.m.: cleared Port Phillip Heads 6.16 ; passed Swan Island 11.15 a.m. on. the 28th ; arrived at Hobart at 4.30 a.m. on the 23th ; sailed at 2 p.m.; passed Cape Pillar at 5 30 p.m.; breasted the Solanders at 11.15 a.m. on the Ist; arrived at the Bluff at 4.30 p.m.; experienced strong variable winds and heavy sea from Hobart. Passengers: Bluff—Mr. i and Mrs. Martin, Messrs. Martin, Oustow, Bailey, Holmes, T. J. Ellis. Dunedin —Mrs. Boddam and child, Miss Petltt, Messrs.

Banyon, Dewhurst, Hart, Darin, Moreton, Hill, Humphries, Wilson, Perkins, Derringin. Lyttelton- Rev. Mr. and Mrs. White and children, Messrs. Cameron (2), Mr. and Mrs. Mare, Mrs. and Miss White, Messrs. Cameron, Moir, Hawkins. Wellington—Mesdames. Murdoch, Godrich, Miss Varlsj, Messrs. Shannon, Tickers. Napier—Mr. and Mru. Webb, Mr. Scott.

WEATHER EXCHANGE.— Monday. New Zealand: High pressure, especially to to N.W., and fine, bright, cold weather, with high pressure, highest to eastward; winds, N, and N.W. Barometers :—New Zealand: Russell, 30*5 ; Wellington, 304 ; Bluff, 30'2. Australia ; Hobarfc and Portland, 30*0; Sydney, 30-2. ••- ' ■■■