SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7402, 10 August 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hisa Wail*, at Auckland 6.39 - 7.3 Manukau 10.19 — 10.43 air.—Rises, 6 52 ; sets. S. 18. lIMM,—New, lltb, 11.53 ft.m. ARRIVALS. Adqost 8. Wellington, a.s., 279, Stephenson, from Tauranga. Passengers : Messrs. Douglas, Gallagher (2), Owen, Elliott.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Clansman, a.s., 331, Farquhar, from Whangar»L— Northern S.S. Co., agents. An oust 9. Stella, Colonial Government s.s., Gray, from • cruise, on lighthouse work. Argyls, S.S., 129, Amodeo, from Barrier.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waitaki, s.s., Crawford, from Whangarel. Passengers :—Saloon : Messrs. Mills, Salt, Pritchard, Murray, Waymouth, Culpan, Drummond, Syme, Saxon, Fairweather, 8011, Goodman, Walker, Bennett, Aitken, Smith, Osmond, T. Hobson, J. Hobaon, Reid, Dono▼an, Atkinson, Pearce, Stewart, Captain Anderson, Miss Blow. Steerage: Messrs. Hulme, Heaphy, Jacobson. —Kaino Colliery Co., agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS, LONDON : Kaikoura, s.s., sailed July 4. Nerbuida, ship, sailed May 3, WFKij. Duchess of Argyle, ship, sailed May 30, NLDF. Wanganui, ship, sailed June IS, <JL3P, Doric, 5.8., sailed July 16. Lalra, barque, sailed July 27, SLHD. Ada Melmore, barque, sailed July 27. Euterpe, barque, loading, vptk. Jessie Readman, barque, loading. Douglas, ship, loading. ■ AWBHRO : Levuka, barque, sailed June 15. KKW YORK : , , Katahdlu, barque, via Wellington, silled April 27, BWJC. A. O. Clark, barque, sailed May 4. Thames, barque, loading. Elinor Vermon, barque, loading, J3FK. Nettie, brigantine, loading, J4W. HXWOASTLK : Seabird, schooner, early. Waitemata, three-masted schooner, early. Maria Virginia, brigantine, early, BOCK HAMPTON : Louie, schooner, sailed August 5, FROM ISLANDS : Saddie F. Callsr, brigantine, due. Oamaru, brigantine, from Rarotonga, early. Ada C. Owen, from Rarotonga, early. Sandfly, schooner, from Tonga, early. Mimlha, schooner, from Samoa, early, Aurora, schooner, early. Oipheus, sohooner, early. Maile, sohooner, early. Ransom, brigantine, early. LTTTKLTON : Devonport, schooner, early. OAXAKU : Daroy Pratt, schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON : Altalr, barque, loading. Crusader, ship, loading. Sam Mendel, barqae, early. Kaikoura, i.e., about August IS, Dorio, s.s., early. JjTKW YORK : Olaribel, barque, early. PORTLAND (OREGON): Grasmere, barque, early, THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. TO-DAY. — The Ohau arrives from Southern (torts. TUESDAY.—The Wair&rapa arrives from Southern ports and Melbourne at 10 a.m. ; the Tarawera arrives from Sydney; the Penguin leaves Onehunga for Southern ports at 9.30 »,m.; the Ohau leaves for Greymouth. Wednesday.—The Wairarapa leaves for Sydney, via Russell, at 5 p.m. TKUKBDAT.—The Arawata arrives from Fiji j the Tarawera is to leave for Southern ports ana Melbourne at noon. Saturday.—The Suva arrives from Southern ports. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This list does not include coasters.) Ships. —Crusader, at Railway Wharf ; Kttha tine, at Queen-street Wharf. Basques. — Samuel, Sam Mendel, Claribel, In stream; Othollo, in dock ; Rose M., at Railway Wharf; Norway, Grasmere, Altair, at Queen-street Wharf. BrigaNTlNKS.—Kenilworth, in stream ; Looksat, Linda Weber, Stanley, at Railway Wharf ; Camllle, at Queen street Whaif. Schooners. — Agnes Donald, In stream ; Baiter, Energy, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Nerbudda from London : 3500 casks Portland cement, 740 bundles (55 tons) fencing wire, 4 tons angle iron, 5 casks patent safety fuse, 1970 sash weights (assorted), 425 kegs wire nails, 176 oases (42 tons) galvanised corrugated iron, 38 packages Stockholm tar and boiled pltoh, 3 cases lamp black, 1 case insulated wire, 35 packages fencing staples, 4 packages French glue, 1 package wire clothes lines, 2 eases steel sheets, 9 cases plain galvanized iron, 1838 bars, 210 bundles bar iron, 1 case cotton belting, 2 packages steam pump, 1-2 h.p. Seine portable steam engine and boiler, 15 cases varnish, 2 oases Hornsby's verticil engine boilers (2 and 3 h.p.), 10 packages containing 1 Homsby's 16 b.p. portable engine, 1 case tools, 1 oasa Sheffield saws, 13 packages portable forges, forge backs, tinfoil irons, and 3 packages copper nails, tacks, rivets, and washers, 7 cases fireproof safes, 5 packages barrel ohurns and butter workers, knife boards, wood knobs, &c., 2 packages tulip shovols, 7 packages enamelled baths, 4 packages French bedsteads, 2 bales seaming twine and fish lines, 23 packages -sotting ranges and stoves, 1 bale cotton belting, 2 casks cast-iron stench traps, 2 cases Look wood's cutlery, 5 cases bedsteads, 2 cases cabinet brassfoundry, 1 package Donlton's patent closets, 1 cask mincing machines, 1 cask tee hinges, 4 casks upholsterers' springs, 1 cask coopers' and tinsmiths' rivets, 1 case electric bells, 1 case saddles (gents'), 10 casks tinned milk pans, 46 packages Smith and Wellstood's stoves, 14 cases finishing brads, 6 bundles barrow wheels, 113 bundles bedsteads, 8 packages Leamington ranges, 3 packages tiled stoves, 2 casks tee hinges, 1 case Miton tiles, lcask hook and eye hinges, 12 bundles copper boilers, 1 cask ships' side lights, Ashantee hamnocks, brass door locks, 1 cask galvanised ring bolts, &c.— and S. Morrin and Co., Limited. Per Chili, from Glasgow, (a. Dunedln) : 20 tons pig iron 20 tons 3in., 4in., and Gin. castiron pipes, 40 special castings.—T. and S. Morrin and Co., Limited. Per Braemar, trom Glasgow (ac Dunc-din>. 20 tons pig iron.— T. and S. Morrin and Co.. Limited. Per Ear» Demy (a* Wellington); lb bales wotton waste, 35 packages white lead, 17 casks 137 drama colza, boiled, and raw oil (part of railway contract). —T. and S. Morrin and Co., Limited. Per Merope (at Lyttelton) : 175 package white lead, 55 barrels, 450 drums colza, boiled, and raw oil (part of railway contract).—T. and S. Morrin and Co., Limited. Per Mobile Bay (at Port Chalmers) : 175 paokagei white lead, 43 barrels, 350 drums colza', boiled, and raw oil (pirt of railway contract). — and S. Morrin and Co., Limited. Per Stanley and Energy : 970 saoks and bags Duncan's flour, 60 sacks and bags Duncan's oatmeal, 10 saoks and bags pearl barley.— T. H. Hall and Co. Inwards Coastwise.—Progress, barge, from Wh&ngapoua, with 30,000 feet timber Ida, barge, from Pakiri, with 10,000 fee- timber, 7000 pailings; Mercury, outter, from Tatrua, with 37,000 feet timber. Outwards Coastwise. — Lagoon, barge, for Oaromandel; Progress, barge, for Whangapoua ; 'Una, barge, for Whangapoua ; Ida, barge, for Faklrl; Mercury, cutter, for Tairua ; Paku, cutter, for Tairua. ' The s.s. Waitaki arrived last evening from Whangarei, with the following cargo :— tons coal, 46 sacks gum. The new schooner being built by Mr. Gouk is so near completion that she is expeoted to be ready for launching to-morrow. She is a most substantially built craft of 37£ tons register. Her length of keel is 58 feet; overall, 69 feet; beam (moulded), 16 feet; depth of hold, 6 feet 6 inches. Her frames are of pohutukawa, and the planking of kauri, and throughout is double fastened with copper bolts. The vessel, which will be rigged as a fore-and-aft schooner, Is to be named the Nelu, and is to be taken to ber destination (Samoa) by Captain O'Ryan. The schooner has a very capacious and neatly fitted after oabin, and taken altogether is a vessel that reflects very highly upon her builder, who has evidently spared neither labour nor material in his endeavours to produce a oraft that will give satisfaction to her owners, and do credit to our port. The schooner Agnes Donald has been purchased by Mr. J. Craig, the amount given for her being £500. She is to go into dock for oleanlng, icc., to-day, if the present occupants of the dock are floated out. Captain James Lewis takes command. Captain Bathurst is to have command of the schooner Saucy Elate, and for the future intends to keeps her employed in the timber trade between this port and Whangaroa. The schooner Kenilworth is to leave to-day for Whangaroa. There she will load with timber for Dunedin. The s.s. Wellington from Tauranga, and Argyle from Mercury Bay, both arrived in harbour on Saturday last with cargo and passenger;. Amongst the cargo brought by the Wellington were 600 saoks maize. The Argyle left again the same day for the Barrier. To-day the Wellington is to leave for Northern ports, and the Argyle for Mercury Bay. The Clansman, which returned from Whangarei on Saturday night last, is to leave this evening for Tauranga. The three-masted sohooner Buster is to go hence to the Kaipara, there to load timber for Brisbane.

The barque Norway goes hence to the Bluff. She entered outwards on Saturday last. The brigantine Louis Montgomery left Mercury Bay on Saturday last bound for Sydney with a cargo of coal. The Colonial Government s.s. Stella came into harbour yesterday from the North. The Stella Is, on the present trip, making the usual periodical tour of inspeotion of the lighthouses. She has been latterly eiuployedion the West Coast, PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Gaiiloch, s.s, 9 Mc Arthur, from Waitara. Pasgangers: Messrs. Norrie, Eilgocotnbo, Nairn, Sutherland, Brookes, Coxhead. Jones, Short, Campbell and two sons, Captain Bailey, Miss Hill, Mesdames Monsou, Bailey and eon,—A. Barnes, agent. Penguin, 8.8., Allman, from the South* Passengers:—Ex Tainui: Messrs. Green, PAoker. Coastal : Messrs. Battley, Leaf, Lockhatt, Pennington, Johnston, Volbracht, Brown, Green, Alien. Bjgg, Sliand, Cable, Anderson, Gold water, Hs.rla.nd, Lane, Jones, Cock, Pillar, Robertson, McGiogor, Taylor, Professsr Baldwin. Misses McKcnzlo and Lury, Mosdames McGregor, Taylor, Filler, Baldwain, Bald».ain, Wild man, Robertson, and 43 steerage. —Union S.S. Co,, agents. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Penguin, from the South : 25 sacks malt, 10 tacks lime, *29 cases and 35 kegs butter, 5 bales fungus, 1 bale hops, 74 ton* iron, 150 sundry packages. The Northern Co.'s s.s. Galrloch arrrlved from Waitara on Saturday, with 30 head of cattle, 470 shoep, 96 joints meat, 10 cases butter. She leaves again for the same port this morning. The Union Co.'s s.s. Penguin, Captain Allman, arrived from the South at 8.30 a.m. yesterday, Tho Penguin left Fort Chalmers at 430 p.m. on the 3rd, called at Akaroa, and arrived at Lyttoltou at 11.30 a.m. on tho 4th ; sailed at 9 30 p.m., and arrived at Wellington at noon on the sth ; left again at 1 p.m. on the 6th for Picton and Nelson, arriving at the latter port at 4 a.m. on the 7th ; sailed at 1 p.m. for Taranaki, arriving at 6.30 a.m. on the Bth ; left for the Manukau at 4 p.m., crossed the bar at 7 a.m. on the 9th, arriving as above. She leaves again for the South to-niorr»w morning at 9.30. Latest train for passengers 8 40. The s.s. Oreti is not to leave for New Plymouth and Waitara to-day, but on Wednesday is tosaii for Wauganui, via New Plymouth. BY TELEGRAPH. WELLINGTON. Au;uat 8. — Sailed : Wairaupa, s.s., for Sydney, via the East Coast and Auckland. Passenger*: — Miss O'Sullivan, Mesdames Wilson, Toogood, Lowe and child, Major Boddam, Sir G. Whitmore, Messrs. Mowbray, Waddel, Farmer, Shepperson, Delambert, Hunter, Toogood, Pirie, Hulbert, Winks, Wills, Biawnell, Lowe, and ten steerage. LYTIELTON. August 9.—Arrive:! : Notero, from Auckland ; Tamsui, from Wellington; Taiaroa, e.g., from the South. Sailed : Thermopylae for Sydney; Triumph, 5.»., Hauroto, s.s., and Te Kspo, s.s., for Dnnedio. TIMARU. August 9. — Sailed : Taiaroa, s.s., for the North; Annie Bow, for Sydney. PORT CHALMERS. August 9.—Arrived: Spray, schooner, from Stewart's Island for Timaru, put in for shelter ; Kakanul, from Invercargill ; Te Kapo, Hauroto, s.s., Triumph, s.s., from Lyttelton ; Beautiful Star, from Oamaru. The ship Auckland, Captain Morden, sailed at 4 p.m. on Saturday for London, with four passengers, and a full cargo of wool, skins, grain, flour, and preserved meat. THE TAMSUI AGROUND. Poet Chlalmebs, August 9.—The steamer Tamsui, whilst steaming down the harbour, at twelve o'clock yesterday, grounded at the lower part of Deborah Bay, in consequence of her steam steering gear getting out of order. Efforts were made to got her off, but. as the tide was falling, this was not accomplished until noon to-day, when, having been lightened by pumping out her forward ballast tanks, some 350 tons, she was towed into deep water, and left for Wellington at 12.45 p.m. The point on which she stranded was perfeotly smooth and sandy, so that, beyond a few hours' detention, she has not suffered any damage. Her draught of water on crossing the bar in tho first quarterflood tide was 22 feet aft, 19 feet 4 inches forward. She takes the following cargo for London 770 bales wool, skins, and leather, 58 casks tallow and pelts, 1440 sacks flour, 5724 carcases, And 500 half-carcases mutton. For Rio Janeiro : 281 Backs flour. Passengers :— For Wellington: Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Pullar, and Mr. HoraceUlose.