SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7658, 8 June 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

% — • » Wat** at Ajc«« wo« M.. g^ Sex.—Rises, 7.10; sets. 4-45. Moo-v.-Fint qr . 9Ji, 7.6 p.m. ARRIVALS. Agnes Martin, ketch, 41, J. Anderson, from Whancarei.—M (iter, agent. Ohau «.«., 7GG, J. Bernech, from Southern ports. Passencors : Messrs. Allen and Banks. —Union S.S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Opotiki, schooner, 40, E. McDonald, for Whangaroa.—Master, agent. . Waimea, barque, S4S. John Sinclair, tor London. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Surtees and family.— New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. Clansman, s.s., 331, Faiquhar, for Russell.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. GUuelg, 8.8., 150, Stephenson, for Taurangft. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Argyll?, s.s., 129, Ainodeo, for Morcury Bay. Northern S.? 5 . Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Clansman, s.s., for Russell. Argylp, s.s., for Mercury Biy. Glenelg, s.s., for Tauranga. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LOUDON : , t , « Arawa, s.s., sailed May 22, due July 4. Akaro.i. barque, sailed March 16 WFICH. Falls of Clyde, ship, sailed April 11, scrj. Stracathro, ship, loading. Waituugi, ship, loading, No. 121 dredger, sailed January 9, viaßrisbane June 7. Zaalaudia. hip, early. KKW VOKK * Lapwing, brigantine, sailed Feb. 2, : SLNDMary E. Russell, barque, sailed ieD. -O, JUGT. Sorine, barque, March 10, NQH3. Elinor Vernon, barque, loading. Nettie, brig»utine, loading. HAMBCKG : Prince Albort, barque, loading. ARF.NDAL, NORWAY : Faust, barque, cleared January STDNET : Alameda. R.M. s.s., 21st inst. SAX FRANCISCO : Mariposa, R.M. s.s., about 25th inst. NEWCASTLE : Jennie 8., brigantine, early. FROM ISLANDS : * Three Cheers, schooner, early, SLNQ, Maile, schooner, early, C''KT. Atlantic, schooner, early. LTTTEI.TOX : Gleaner, schooner, sailed June 2, > r otero, barque, sailed June 0. Energy, schooner, sailed May 29. WELLINGTON . Vestnik, Russian of-war, sailed May 31.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES, 10XD0S' : Gazelle, brigantine, loading. "Waince::, barque, loaded. Jlalctone, ship, loading, from Kaipara. Lutterworth, to load. NEW YORK : Thomas A. Goddftrd, barque, loaded. Nova, hrigintine, to lead. SAN" FRANCISCO : Alameda, R.M. s.s., 22nd inst. SYDNEY : Mariposa, H.U. s.s., about 25th mat. KIUBEBLET : Linda Weber, schooner, loth inst. Triumph, s.s,, early. Lizzie, cutter, early. otero, barque, early. RAROTONG.V : Julia Pryce, schooner, today. SAMOA Olive, schooner, to-day. THE UNION S.S. COMPANY. Tins Day. — The Wairarapa arrives from Southern ports and Melbourne, raid leaves for J\,usiell ; tha Penguin leaves Onehunga at I p.m. for Southern ports ; the Oban leaves for Greymouth at 2 p.m. ; the Southern Cross leaves for East Coast ports and Gisborno at B p.m. Thursday. — The V,*airarapa arrives from Kustiell and leaves for Southern ports and Mel. bourne at coon, VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Bte^MEK.—Explorer, Railway Wharf. Ship.— Allanshaw, at Queen-street Wharf. Bakques. —Kapido, in stream ; Lutterworth, Whirnea, Caberfeidh. .-it Queen-street Wharf; Sid!aw, in stream; Wolfe, at Railway Wharf. BRIGAXTIXES.—GazeIIe, Queen-street Wharf; Linda Weber, Railway Wharf; Nora, at Queeni}reet Wharf. Schoonee?.—Waitemata, Julia Pryce, Olive, Fanny Thornton, Devonport, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Nora : ooi'4 sacks Tassr.anian _ seed potatoes, specially selected.— Geo, V. Jakins. EXPORTS. Per bar-quo Waimea, for London : 6 bales mohair, ISG area milk, 00 tins manganese, 132 bags .r?-, 15 casks acid, 2 cases fancy -roods, Hk ton S,t'-. '1 k-pgß honey, 8 casks tailing!, 1 bate hto-, »'»'-'"0 horns, 3SOI horns, - .'7 casks talfow, 2tU tons copra, 1599 c.ses kauri gum, 41 bags anil 9 toe 3 bones, '.''2 logs. 354 pieces timb'jr. 132 bales wool, 215 bales fUx, S3 bales tow, 17 casks oil, 32 bile 3 leather, 81 packages sundries.

Inwatids Coastwise.—tfpituirr, cutter, from Great Earner; Nellie, cutter, from V/hangapoaa, with 30,000 feet timber; Progress, bargo, from Wbangapoua, with 21 lot's. OOTWAK*>s Coastwise. —V.'aipa, barge, for Patua ; .Spitfire, cutter, for Whangr.rei ; Nellie, cutter, for Whansapoua; Progress, birge, for Wbangapona. CUSTOMHOUSE : Entered Outwards.— Waitemata, schooner, Ohlson, for Kaipara; Lutterworth, barque, Kelly, for London ; Explorer, 3.?., Cowley, for Phoenix Group; Linda Weber, for Cambridge Gulf and Derby. The. barque Wolfe, at the Railway Wharf, arid the brigantine Nora, at the Queen-street Wharf, were both berthed yesterday to onablo them to land their inward cargoes. The ship Alun.-huw is putting out her cargo with despatch and in excellent order. Captain Kussell, late of the Union S. 3. Co., has lecelved tho appointment as pilot at the port of Melbourne. The ketch Agnes Martin arrived from '•' hsngarei yesterday morning with a cargo of CO t'.iis ef coal. 'J he s.s. Ohau, of the Union Co. "a line, came into harbour yesterday afternoon from Southern ports with 412 tons cargo, the principal lines of which are grain, potatoes, etc. O.ptain Berne'-h reports having left Dunediu on the .'iOth ultimo at 10 p.m., called at Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, andGisborne, leaving the alter port at 0.10 a.m. on the 6th inat., Irounded the Eiat Capo at 4 p.m. the same day ; experienced strong S.W. winds and high seas to the East Cape, thence light variable winds to arrival. The Ohau leaves again at 2 p.m. to-day, bound for Greymouth. The s.s. Ohau passed the schooner Louie off Port Charles yesterday aiorn'ng. She is bound from Lyttelton to tho Iluiitt, The s.s. Wairarapa, from Melbourne and Southern ports, may bo expected to put in an appearance at about ten o'clock this morning. The three-masted schooner Waitemata was brought out of flock yesterday morning and again berthed at the Queen-street Wharf. She is to sail for the Kaipara in a day or two. The Auckland Harbour Board's new hopper dredger, 121, left Brisbane yesterday for this port. Whilst at Brisbane, the dredger was surveyed, and it was found that the vessel had sustained little, if any, injury by her having been ashore in the lied Sea, and consequently the protest of her crew as to her unseaworthiness was unfounded. It is not known whether the old crew will come on with the vessel or not. If they do it is to be hoped tho authorities will institute a searching inquiry into the circumstances connected with their refusing to receive on board two shipwrecked French seaman, under circumstances as published by us a few days back. The dredger is expected to reach here about the middle of the ensuing week.

The steamer Chelmsford left Sydney for this port on the '2nd inst., with a full cargo. This vessel wag recently purchased at Sydney by an Auckland and West Coast firm, who intend to run her on the West Coast in the cattle trade. Captain Scott is to have command. Whilst at Whangarei, on Saturday last, tho chief officer of the s.s Glenelg got one of his feet somewhat severely crushed in one of the points of the railway on tho wharf there. A few days' rest, it is oxpected, will, however, put matters to rights again, and enable the gentleman named to resume his duties. The s.s. Clansman for Russell and Northern ports, Argyle for Mercury Bay, and Glenelg for Taurangj, took their departure last evening, With passengers and cargo. The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s barque Waimea cleared out at the Customs yesterday, for London, with a full general cargo. It is expected that the vessel will bo enabled to sail early this morning. She is in excellent trim, and, with favourable circumstances, should make a smart passage home. The s.s. Te Anan, from Melbourne and Hobart, arrived at the Bluff early yesterday morning. She is duo at this port on Monday next, calling on the way at Dunedin, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier and Gisborne. From here the steamer goes on to Sydney. Upon the return of the s.s. Triumph to t'cuthern ports from Sydney and Newcastle it is the intention of her charterers to despatch her to the Kimberley goldfield. She is to start from Dunedin, and will call at way ports, making Auckland her final port of departure. The Union S.S. Co. is acting as her agents, and as she io to snil from hero aljout the end of the present month, offers excellent opportunity to passengers for their quick conveyance to the new golduelu. The fares have been fixed at the moderate sum of £15 saloon. Prior to the sailing of the Triumph the schooner Linda .Weber is, however, to ml, her date being set

down for Saturday next, at a Urge portion of her cargo is already engaged. She may be expected to receive prompt despatch. The Harbour Board authorities have dociied to pro6t by the hint given to them by the steamship Rotomahana, which endeavoured to remove Captain Fisher's office from off the Queen-street Wharf on Friday last, and loose no time in having the office erected on another and more secure site. A new office is to be erected next to the present offices on the oast side of the Queen-street Wharf, and next to the office occupied by the Union Co.; and in this -pot it is to be hoped Captain Fisher will at latt find rest, and be clear from those frequent sly digs that his domicile has received, first from the bowsprit of one vessel, and then from the endeavours of steamships to sit upon his roof, to say nothing of the battering the sides and roof of his office has received from the weighted end of heaving lines. The schooners Olive, for Samoa, Vavaii, Reppel. and Savage Islands, and the Julia Fryce, for Rarotonea, are expected to sail to-day. Tho former vessel proceeds hence under the charge of Captain Ross, in the room of Captain Percival, resigned. A schooner was signalled as inward bound last evening. She will most likely prove to be the three-masted schooner Energy, which left Lyttelton on the 29th nit. The Relunce is probably the largest sailing vessel ever loaded at New York, and certainly the largest ever dispatched from any port in the United Sta-es to Australia. She is 340 feet in length overall, 314 feet between perpendiculars, has a beam of 42 feet 6 inches, and a depth of 24 feet 6 inches. When loaded her draught is 23 feet. The vessel has a net register of 25GS tons. She has four mists, three square rigged, and the jigger is one piece of iron. She carries 13,000 yards of canvas.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. i ARRIVAL. Penguin, ».»., Allman, from the South. Pissongers: Miss Sergeant, Messrs. Edwards, King. Douglas, Mercy, and 16 steerage.— Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Gairloch, s.s., McA.rthur, for W.iitara. Passengers: Messrs. Mills, McKay, Villiers, Hiss Arthur, and 6 steerage.— A. Barnes, agent. Herald, s.s., Savory, for Greymouth.— Bros., agent. Hannah Mokau, s.s., McCarthy, for Hokianga.—A. Barnes, agent. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Penguin, from the South: 59 sacks potatoes, 30 sacks oats. 100 sacks malt, 56S sacks barley, 100 cases jam, 139 cases fruit, 3 bales hops, 16 sacks plumbago, 10 crates biscuits, and IS sundry packages. The Northern Co.'a s.s. Giirloch left for Waitara at 3 o'clock yesterday evening, with 100 cases tin, 82 ingots tin, 100 cases kerosene, and 10 tons sundries. The Union Co.'s s.s. Penguin, 442 tons, Captain Allrnan, arrived from the South at 11.30 a.m. yesterday. She left Dunedin at 2 p.m. on the 31st May, and arrived at Lyttelton at 830 a.m. on the Ist; sailed again at 9 p.m., and arrived at Wellington at 12.30 p.m. on the 2nd; left ngain at 12 30 p.m. on the 3rd, and arrived at Picton at 30 a.m. on the 4th, after being detained in the sounds owing to thick weather; left Picton at noon, and arrived at K.dson at 9 p.m. ; sailed again at 10 p.m. on the sth, and arrived at Taraniki at 10.30 a.m. on the 6th ; left the latter port at 8 p.m., and crossed the bar at 10 a.m. on the 7th, and arrived as above. Experienced, from Dunedin to Wellington, fine weather, thence to Nelson thick rainy weather, and from thence to arrival light south-easterly winds. She leaves again for the South at 1 o'clock to-day. Latest train for passengers, 12 noon. The s.s. Hannah Mokau, left for Hokianga at 4 o'clock yesterday, with 180 bags and 5 sacks flour, fi cases oranges, 4 crates and 30 sheets corrugated iron, 8 boxes tobacco, 52 bags sugar, 7 kegs butter, 20 sacks chaff, 9 packages joinery, 2 packages sashes, 6 bales bags, 7 bundles spouting, 5 cases and 3 casks ale, 5 cases milk, 9 cases salmon. 12 boxes candles, 6 cases biscuits, 3 crates biscuits, 10 cases kerosene, 4 drums oil, and 14 tons sundries. The s.s. Herald left for Greymouth at 9 o'clock yesterday evening. The Oreti left Wanganui at noon yesterday. She will arrive this evening, and leave again for New Plymouth, Wanganui, and Picton at 3 p.m. to-morrow.

B 7 TELEGRAPH. MANGONUI. June yesterday : The Loong&na, for Sydney, with 205,000 feet of sawn timb3r. The Saucy Lass on Saturday. WELLINGTON. June 7. — Arrived : S.s. Rotorua, from Lyttelton ; s.s. Rotomahana, from the North. Sailed : The Rotorua, for Picton and Nelson ; the Hauroto, for Sydney ; the Rotomahana, for the South. LYTTELTON. June 7.— Sailed: The Xrevelyan, for London; the Cleopatra, for Timaru ; tbe Wanaka, for the South ; the Mahinapua, for Wellington. PORT CHALMERS. June 7.— Sailed : Tho Charles G. Rice, barque, for Lyttelton ; tho Hawea, for the North. Passengers for Manukau: Mr. Allan, and 2 steerage. BLUFF. June 7.—The b.s. Te Anau arrived at 8.30 a. in. Saloon passengers for Auckland : Lord Claremorris, Messrs. Smart, Thomas, BurtoD, and Piesse.