SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7405, 13 August 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Ulan Wim, at f.neklantl 8.35 — 3.54 SVannktu 0.15 — 1.33 Sew. —Rises, 6 48 ; sett, 6.21. Moon,— First quarter, frith, 1.26 a.m. ARRIVALS. Clummiin, 331, lUrqulur, from Tunranga. Passengers:—Sirs. Snodgrass, Miss Clayton, Messrs. Duthie, Snodprasa, Clark, De Zoete, Paaley, Darnell, Howe, Doaks, Clayton, Seccombe, Da Lane}, and two in the steerage. —Northern S. v . Co., Kgantc. Seabird, schooner, 155, Telfftr, from Newcastle. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Wairarapa, s.a., 17Sb, T. Pophaui.for Sydney. Passenßen Mrs. J. H. Boyd and child, Mr» J, L. Young, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. md Miss Erabazon, Mrs. and Miss Limber, Mr*. Douechon And child, Miss Street, Mr. and Mrs. Ratniay. Messrs. Pennington, Ledin&hnm, Lynch, Stlllle, Bloom. Dart, Longbert, Kohn, Biacdonald, Captain Lindfors, and through r-as-sengers from Southern ports, and 38 in rtje steerage. —Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Walrampa, ■.«., for Sydney. Stella, Colonial Goreinment s.s., for Southern porta. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : Kaikoura, s.s., sailed July 4. Nerbuida, ship, sailed May 3, \\tkq. Duchess of Argyle, ship, sailed May SO, NLDF. Wanganui, ship, sailed June IS, QLSf, Doric, s.s., sailed July IS. Laira, barque, sailed July -7, Ada Melmore, barque, sailed July -7. Euterpe, barque, loading, VI'TR. Jessie Headman, barque, loading. Douglas, ship, loading. BAUburq: Levnka, barque, sailed June 15, NEW YORK : Katahdin, barque, via Wellington, sailed April 27, SWJC. A. O. Clark, barque, sailed May 4. Thames, barque, loading. Elinor Vermon, barque, loading, JSfK, Nettie, brigantine, loading, Jyi'V. NEWCASTLE : Seabird, schooner, early. Waitemata, three-masted schooner, early. Maria Virginia, brigantine, early. SOCK HAMPTON : Louie, schooner, sailed August 5. ROM ISLANDS : Saddle F. Caller, brigantine, due. Oamaru, brigantine, from Rarotonga, early. Ada C. Owen, from Rarotonga, early. Sandfly, schooner, from Tonga, early-. Mimiha, schooner, from Samoa, eirly, Aurora, schooner, early. Orpheus, schooner, early. Maile, schooner, early. j Ransom, brigantine, early. IYTTKLTON : Deronport, schooner, early. OAUARO: Darcy Pratt, schooner, sailed Aufiuit 11. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, LONDON : Altair, barque, loading. Crusader, ship, loading, Sam Mendel, barque, early. Kaikoura, s.s., about August IS. ' Doric, s.s., early. NEW YORK: Claiibel, barque, early. rORTLAND (OREGON): (irasmere, barque, early. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. ' Friday. — The Arawata arrives from Fiji; the Tarawera is to leave for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. Satdbdat. —The Suva arrives from Southern ports. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. (This list does not include coasters.) SHlPS.—Crusader, at Railway Wharf ; Katha line, at Queen-street Wharf. BASQUES. — Samuel, Sam Mendel, Claribel, Grasmere, Othello, in stream ; Rose M., at Railway Wharf; Norway, Altair, at Queenatreet Wharf. B&IGANTINKS.—Look-out, Linda Weber, and Stanley, at Railway Wharf ; Camilla, at Queen street Whaif. Schooners. — Af;ne* Donald, in stream ; Boater, Energy, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per s.b, Tarawera from Sydney : 1000 bags rice, 533 bags boneduet, 1-S0 fellowes, -3 kgr. sewing machines, 151 ingots copper, < ; o ingutß tie, 38 bags pepper, 30 pieces timber, 155 sacks flour, 106 rolls matting, 4000 fire-bricks, 10 boxes tapioca, 120 bales hemp, 34 tramrails, SI bags sugar, and cargo for Southern ports. EXPORTS. Per S.S. Wairarapa, for Sydney: 142 casks and tierces beef, 4 barrels shrimps, o ponies, 245 doors, 100 mantles, 17 bundles mouldings, 18 box**, 25 cases sauce, 73 bides, 50 kegs butter, 5 bales fungus, 4 cases bacon, 17 bags lime, 143 oases meats, 168 tacks oysters, 42 bales flax, 25 kegs ruutton, 15 kegs lard, 14 packages tundries and cargo from Southern ports. Inwards Coastwise.—Rotoiti, s.s., fiom Waihom. ; Kauri, barge, from Kennedy's Bay, with 40,000 feet timber ; Ida, barge, from MaUkana, with 13.000 feet timber. OCTWARD3 Coastwise.—Kauri, bargo, for Port Charles ; Ida, barge, for Mntakam. Custom House Esteued Odtwahds.— Aurora, brigantine, Davis, for Sydney via ILaipara. The barque Loch Nan, which arrived at Sydney on the Ist instant, hud a somewhat rough weather passage. She sailed from Mercury Bay on the lOch ultimo, ?.nJ experienced tine southerly winds up to the 2itb, when the weather became veiy squally and the wind shifted round to west, ana veeicd about from that quarter to W.S. W. and W.N. W. At midnight of the 25th the wind was blowing & gale, accompanied with heavy squalls and a high head sea, but on the following day the weather moderated. On the 27th, however, the wind freshened up again until it was blowing a hard gale, and the vessel had to bu put under short canvas. The lower foretopsail was blown away in a heavy squall. On the 28th the wind moderated, but there w<.« still a heavy sea ; and on the 'J'Jth the gale spring up iifiesb, and the barque was hove-to under the lower main toprail. Large quantities of water found their way on board, and the deck cargo was shifted, bat no damage was done. The gale continued until the afternoon of the 30tb, the ■hip's leeside being under water the whole of the time. Southerly winds from then to arrival. The a*. Wairarapa took her departure for Sydney via Russell last evening, with cargo and passengers. At Russell she is to receive a quantity of transhipment goods from Fiji from the Arawata, which arrived at Russell yesterday morning. The s.s. Arawata arrived at Russell yesterday - morning from FrSi. She is to-day to tranship cargo into the Wairarapa for Sydney, and then leave this evening lor here, arriving early tomorrow morning. iLe Arawata left Fiji on the 7th instant, and had hoe weather during the pastiage. For Auckland sho has eight saloon and nine steerage passengers, and as cargo 1500 bunches bananas, and 100 tons of assorted oargo. The Colonial Government m. Stella took her departure for Southern ports yesterday morning. All accounts against the barque Samuel must be presented to-day by noon to t*e agent, Mi. G. Cozens, at his office, Queen-street. The three-masted schooner LusUr has, we understand, been purchased by Captain D. H. McKenzie and Captain Colin Oauupb«ll from Captain Ryfkogle. The price given aaa not transpired. Mr. D. Gouk launched the new schooner Nelu yesterday morning from his yards. A full description of the vessel and her intended trade has already appeared iu the IIEItALD. Tke launch wan most successful, the christening ceremony being performed by Mr. Gouk's youngest daughter. The schooner is to leave at an early date for Samoa. Mr. D. Gouk is at an eariy date to lay down the keel for a new cutter, which is to be built to the order of Mr. C. A. Harris, jun. The Defiance, brigantine, arrived at Melbourne, on the 9th instant, from Dunedin. j THE TOKEEAU ASHORE. The cutter Tokerau, which for some time past has been trading between this port and Tauranga, calling at ports en route, is, we, learn, ashore at Mercury Bay. From our telegrams we learn that the cutter parted her cables during a strong gale, and before anything could be done sh<9 wenc ashore on Buffalo Beach. So far, fortunately, the catter has not sustained any serious damage, and it is anticipated that she will be successfully floated during the next few days. Tho cutter is owned by Messrs. A. Asher and J. D. Wrigley, of Tauranga, and was built ab»ut live years ago. She is a staunch vessel of 35 tons register. The cutter at the time of the accident was in ballast from Tauranga, bound for this port, and had Called at Mercury Bay for a cargo of timber. / PORT OF ONEHUKGA. arrivals. . Gairloob, s.s,, MeArthur, from Waitara. Passengers : Messrs. Welham, Norgrove.—A Barnes, agent. DEPARTURES. Gairlocb, s.s., MeArthur, for Waitara. Pagseogers : Messrs. R. Davis, Waleman, Hay, Reagan, Shoit, Mrs. Wallace and family (i). —A. Barnes, agent. The Northern Co.'a s.s. Gairloch arrived from Waitara yesterday evening, with 750 sheep, 133 joints meat, 9 kegs, and 3 boxes butter. She returned thither at 5 o'clock, with a number of passengers. The steamers Staff and Hannah Mokau tfould arrive from Waitara this morning. 1

BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON. August 12.—Arrived : 9.». Triumph, from Dunedin ; Awaroa, from Wellington. Sailed : Wakatu, for Kaikoura. Cleared : Colleen, barque, for Londou. POUT CHALMERS. August 12.—Arrived : S.s. Tarawera, from Lyttelton ; schooner Sovereign, from Kaipara; s.s. Wanaka, from the North : s.s, Te Auau, from Melbourne ; a.s. AYaihora and a.s. Janet Nicol), from tho North. Sailed : S.s. To Anau, for the North. Passengers.—For Lvttelton : Captain Anderson, Mr. Mathoson. For Wellington : Mrs. Patrick and child, Mrs. Mathesou, Bowdeu, Mesdaines Do liasine, Kempthorne, Young, Messrs. Fenwick, Hoadf. For Auckland : McCreani.