SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7562, 15 February 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

■ « Win. .t ffjfS., —Elm<, 6.Si; Hti, 6.62. Fall, 19th, 6.64 a.m. ARRIVALS. FKBBUAXT 13. SL O. Clark, three-muted schooner, 656, J. B. Stahl, from Melbourne.Muter, agent. Baby, schooner, 36, Basse from Kussell, Master, agent. Christina, schooner, 58, J. Sylva, from Boa■ell, rla Thames.— agent. Clansman, a.*., . 331, W. Farquhar, ' from Tanranga. Passengers: Messrs. Simmons, Vercoe, Rolle, Spencer, Jordan, A. D.. Smith, J. Davis, Wilson, Forcey, Williams, Gray, Langley, B. Lunn, Jones, Stimpson, Duncan, Judge Wilson and family, and Master Jordan. Northern S.S. Co., agents. Olenelg, s.s., 156, Norbury, from Mercury Bay. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Argyle, s.s., 129, Amedeo, from Mercury Bay .Northern S.S. Co., agents. Awhina, s.s., 6, E. Campbell, from Mercury Bay, F. E. Oompton, agent. Venus, ketch, 38. Neil, from OpotikL — Master, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Olive, schooner, 92, J. H. Percival, for Tonga, rift Whangaroa. Passengers: Mrs. Percival and Mr. A. Berger.—W. McArthur and Co., agents. Agnes Donald, schooner, 62, J. Lewis, for Whaogarai.—Master, agent. Southern Cross, Mission schooner, 124, James Bongard, for Norfolk Island. Passengers: Right Rev. Bishop and Mrs. Selwyn, Misses Jackson. Purchas, G. Purchas, Dudley, Rev. Dr. Oodrington, Rev. A. Lester-K*ye, M. C. Harper, Mr. C. Dudley, Mrs. Bongard and child, and one Melanesian. —Captain Tilley, agent. • Southern Cross, s.s., Spinks, for Southern porta.—tlnion B.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. FSBBDIBT 13. Bouthsrn Cross, a.a., for Southern ports. Southern Cross, Mission schooner, for Norfolk Island. Olive, schooner, for Tonga, via Whangaroa. Agnes Donald, schooner, for Whsngarei. Waiwera, schooner, for Napier and Gisborne, Via Tairua. Ocean, schooner, for Opotiki: Casnllle, brlgantine, for Kaipara. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LOSDOK : Lady Joselyn, ship, sailed Nov. 11, KTPS. Stockbridge, ship, sailed Dec. 22, HPQB. lonic, S.S., sailed, January 31. Northumberland, ship, early. VIW YORK : Annie Reed, barque, sailed Sept. 21, JBWQ. Stella, brlgantine, sailed October 5, JFWQ. Wolfe, barque, sailed December 24, via Adelaide. Thomas A. Goddard, barque, sailed Jan. 3 via Dunedin. NEWCASTLE : Brunette, barque, sailed January 25< Maria Virginia, brlgantine, early. Rapido, barque, early. ADELAIDE : Gazelle, barque, sailed January 28. ROM ISLANDS : Glencairn, schooner, early. Ryno, brigantine, early. Mimiha, schooner, from Tonga, eaxly ( Explorer, s.s., early. Three Cheers, schooner, early. LTTTKLTON : Lady Mabel, brigantine, early. Notero, barque, early. i' Ciroe, schooner, sailed February 9. PROJECTED DEPASTURES. 10XD0N : Hennione, ship, early. « THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. To-dat. — The Te Anau arrives from Melbourne and Southern ports at ten a.m. Tuesday.— Rotoruft is to leave th« Manakau for Taranaki, etc., at, five p.m. Thursday. —The Te Anau leaves for Gisborne, etc., at noon'. The Maitai arrives from South. , Saturday.The Maitai leaves for Gisborne, etc., at two p.m. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Ship. — Hennione, The Douglas, at Qaeenstreet Wharf Basques.—Wenona, in stream, k, Brioasxises. — Nora, Queen-street Wharf. Schooners.—Christine, Maile ; Sandfly, E. O. Clark, in stream. IMPORTS. Per schooner E. O. Clark, "from Melbourne : 5 cases detonators, 195 cases dynamite, 100 bags rock salt, 3770 bags salt, 13 pieces timber, 19 packages paper, 1 coil rope. EXPORTS. Per Mission schooner Southern Cross for Norfolk Island: 9 oases wine, 32 packages groceries, 5 packages books, 81 bags rice, 25 bags sugar, 5 chests tea, 22 cases tobacco, 15 cases kerosene, 6 boxes candles. 19 cases drapery, 40 sacks biscuits, 24 sacks flour, 25 packages hardware, 13 cases oilmen's stores, 340 drain pipes, 45 pieces timber, 1 bale paper, 11 sacks potatoes, 10 bags salt, 2 boxes soap, 2 cases fruit, 198 packages sundries. Per schooner Olive, for Tonga : 19 bundles mouldings, 30 sacks lime, 6 boxes onions, 3 tons potatoes, 30 kegs 7 tierces beef, 21 cases meats, 7 bales prints, 12 kegs paint, 98 packages sundries, 2 bales woolpaclis, 20 bales fencing wire, 2 Kegs staples, 12 casks sulphur. To be ■hipped at Mercury Bay : 50,000 feet timber. Inwards • Coastwise.—Rata, barge, from Reno edy'a B»y with 32,000 feet timber, Violet, ketch, from Thames, with 12,000 ft timber; Mercury, cutter, from Tairua, with 24,500 feet timber, 14 bags gum; 3host, barge, from Orewa, wi',h 22 logs; Saxon, schooner, from Thames : Frithjof, cutter, from Port Charies, with 400 posts. | Outwards coastwise.— Lizette, ketch, for Thames ; Hat a, barge, for Port Charles ; Mercury, cutter, for Tairua; Paku, barge, for Tairua; Ghost, barge, for Mahurangi; Mana, cutter, for Tairua. The schooner Ruby, from Russell, brings a cargo of 61 tons coal. The American three-masted schooner E. O. Clark pays another visit to this port, having arrived here on Saturday morning last from Melbourne, with a cargo of salt, fcc. Having explosives on board, she was anchored at the powder ground, from which place she comes up harbour to-day, and will be berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to discharge the balance of her cargo. Her future movements have not yet been definitely decided upon, bat it is anticipated she will, if possible, load kauri gum here for New York. Captain Stahl reports th»t Melbourne was left on the 22nd January latt, and the passage across has only been noticeable for the light and variable winds that prevailed throughout. The North Cape was made on Thursday last. Thtt ».s. Clansman, from Tanranga, with cargo and passengers, arrived early on Saturday morning last, and at 2 p.m. she left again for the Waiwera with a number of excursionists. She returns early this morning, and this evening will proceed to Russell and other Northern ports. The s.s. Glenelg, having towed the barque LochNaw to Mercury Bay, returned to harbour on Saturday afternoon last. At 8 o'clock this evening she proceeds to Whangarei. The steam tug Awhina, which towed the brigantine Oceola to Mercury Bay on Friday last, got ashore on the sandspit off the old mill at the bay named whilst coming out on Saturday morning. Despite the efforts made, she remained fast until Saturday afternoon's high tide, when she came off and returned to Auckland. It is not expebted that the stetuner has suffered any damage. The K.a. Wellington, from Whangarei, and the Argyle, from Mercury Bay, both arrived in harbour on Saturday night with passengers and cargo. This evening the Wellington proceeds to Tauranga, and the Argyle to Mercury Bay. On Wednesday next the Wellington is to make an' excursion to the Waiwora, leaving the Queen-street Wharf at ten a.m., returning again Shortly after five p.m. The ketch Venus, from Opotiki, oame into harbour on Saturday morning last with a full cargo of produce. Fine weather prevailed daring the trip. A schooner outside Tiritiri was signalled during yesterday morning, but at about eleven a.m. it was reported as passed out of sight. It would no doubt be one of the coasting vessels bound to the Thames. The schooner Olive took her departure on , Saturday afternoon last, with a general cargo, for Tonga. En route the schooner is to call at Whangaroa, there to take in a part cargo of timber. Once more the Melanesian Mission steam vessel Southern Cross has left on another of her periodical visits to the Islands of the South ' Pacific, having taken her departure on Saturday ftftemoen last. In addition to a general cargo she also took several passengers. This had 1 the effect of attracting a large number of 1 interested people to witness her departure, and to ; wish those proceeding with the vessel bon voyage. The Right Rev.- Bishop Selwyn was a passenger by the Southern Cross. The Union Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross left for ■ Bast Coast ports on Saturday afternoon last, . with passengers and cargo. The schooner Waiwera, for Napier, took her ; departure on Saturday morning last. She is to oau at Tairua for a cargo of timber, and from Napier , will proceed to Gisborne, thence back to ' Auckland. , \ ■ • •" The Tongan Government schooner Sandfly is to bo laid up in harbour here for a few weeks before resuming her trade between Auckland and Tonga. • ' The s.s. Janet Niooll is to proceed on her n«,xt cruise to the South Sea Islands this evening. » During Saturday last she was engaged taking in » supply of coal from the barque Winona. „ , „ f The brigantine Stella, 125 days from New . York, armed at Wellington early on Saturday . morning, In addition to cargo lot there, she

has also a part load for this port. She will oome on here on the completion of her discharge at Wellington. From Auckland the Stella returns to New York with a cargo of kauri gum.