SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7757, 1 October 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Bioh Watir at Auckland—o-35 a.m."; 9.12 p.m. "MatiuUrm— a.m.; 0.5:1 p.m. JHf.—B?S«i. 6 40; sets. 6.0. Moon—First quarter, stb, 10.3 a.m. ; ARRIVALS. Glenelg, ■.>., 156, Norbury, from Mongonui.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Energy, schooner, 185. Savory, for Brisbane, from Mercury Bay.—Stone Brothers, agent*. -Maria Virginia, brigantine, 253, Pallant, iom Newcastle.—l). H. McKenzie, agent. - lona, ■.■., 156, Amodeo, from Tauranga, via Heronry Bay. Passengers : Messrs. Maansell, Mousley. Garrett. Ross, Asher, Phillip*-,, Green, Wolfe (2), Motes,Jagger, French, Neven, Brown, Pettier, Meikle, Smith, Meedames Blears, Lowe, Parker,Waterman, Press, Martin, Hand, Mines Haatie and Nioholaon.—Northern S.S. Co., ngenta. CLEARED OUTWAUDS. Terawera, s.s., 2003. W. L. Sinclair, for southern ports and Melbourne. Paeseugers :— For Oiiborne: Mite Jadd, Mrs. J. FinUy, Messrs. W. Gingles and S. M. Wilson. For Napier : Miss Carrie, Miss and Master McPher»on, Mesarii. Reid, Parsons, Uarquhart, Harmin, and A. 0. Austin. For Wellington: Mr. and Mrs.. Wood, Messrs, S. Mcßarnoy, J. fllonro. Cooper, Hutson, J. A. Pond, C. Brant, and Master Hill. For Dunedin: ICcissrs. H. H. Black, W. H. Graham, A. Holt. Star Melbourne: Mr. and ain. Binsoy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ledger and child, Mr. and Ilia. Longbottom (2). Messrs. Longbottom (2), and J. L. Bates. For Hobart : Mr. and Mrs. H. St. Leon, Messrs. Duvalli. Wright, Madden, Boho, Joneu, Forbes, Smith, Bloom, Hahn, Hi. and Mri. G. St. Leon, Mr. and Mrs, SLarman, and 25 in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. Ada C. Oven, brigantine, IS3, J. B. Dickson, for Rarotonga. — Donald and Edeaborough, agents. DEPARTURES. Tarawera, s.s., for southern ports. Presto, barque, for Kaipnra and Melbourne. "VViiwera, schooner, for Whangatei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : Doric, e.g., sailed Sept. 11, due Oot. 24. ongariro, s.s., sailed Sept. 26, due Not. 9. Soukar, ship, sailed July 3, wkfh. Piako, ship, tailed July 26. Rakaia, ship, sailed September 18. Euterpe, ship, early. MELBOURNE : Nelson, H.M.8., about November. GLASGOW : Helen Denny, barque, sailed July 10, HMTD. jriw voTiK : Nettie, brigintine, sailed May 16, via : Duaodin. Alary A. Greenwood, barque, via Dunedin and Lyttelbon, sailed July 2, jtfk. Glenoida, barque, sailed August 11, via ' Dunedin. William Phillips, barque, loading. Ablel Abbot, barque, loading. BOSIOX : Hansa, brigantine. Bailed May 17, via Wei ' lington, NFLP. FIJI : William Turner, barque, early, FVSC. JAVA : The Min. barque, early, loading July 31, TQB*\ Nicoya, ship, early, loading July 31, Hi'io. Dr. Mezzger* barque, early. HAMBURG: Prine Albert, barque, sailed May 7, RDI'N via Wellington September IS. Canopue, barque, early. FROM ISLANDS : Ryno, brigantine, early, wlgv. Atlantic, schooner, early. Jessie Niccol. schooner, early, \vxjk. Julia Pryce, schooner, early. Olive, schooner, early. NEWCASTLE : Silver Cloud, schooner, early. Sea Nymph, barque, early. OAMi.RO : Gael, brigantine, early. LYTTKLTON : Agnes Donald, schooner, siiled Sept. 20. DUKJEDHf : Frederick Baasil, barque, early, PROJECTED DKFARTUKKS. LOXDON : Lutterworth, loading. Alietor, barque, loading. Waltangl, ship, to load. Merope, barque, to load. UIW YORK : Nettie, brigantine, to load. SOUTH SEA ISLANDS : Janet Nicoll, e.s., this evening. bwnga. : Albert Ehrenvard, barque, early. BAKOTONGA : Ads. C. Owen, brigantine, to-day. NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-d»y.— The Clansman arrives from Rusiell at 6 cm., and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. The Wellington leaves lor Whangarei, and lona for Mercury Bay, at 7 p.m. Saturday.—The lona arrives from Mercury Bay at 8 p.m. Sunday. — The Clansman arrives from Tactnnga early.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This list does not include coasteis.

BHl?.—Waitangi, at Queen street Whaif. BAXqCKS. — Lutterwortb, Alastor, Queen■treet Wharf; Merope, Rebecca, in stream ; Albert Ehrensvard, Clifton, at Sugar Co.'s Wharf.

Bbigantine3. — Lady Mabel, Queen-street Wharf ; Ada C. Owen, in stream. SCHOOHEBS. —Sybil, at Queen-street Whaif.

IMPORTS.

Per brigantine Maria Virginia, from New' OMfcle, 350 tons coal. Par Waitangi, from London:—soo casks Portland cement, 96 cases " Orb" brand corrugated iron, 16 bales cotton waste, 540 kegs wire Bails and fencing staples, 280 drums boiled and raw linseed oil, 1 cask galvanized wire clothes lines, 22 rolls sheet lead, 200 reels galvanized barb fence wire, 165 boxes charcoal and coke tinplates, 420 bundles " Sterling" brand drawn fencing wire, 2240 sashweights, 15,000 feet black and galvanised gas tube, 1 case wire tacks, 3 casks Erunswick black, 1 cane coal vases and tin teapots, 2 cases garden tools, wove wire and tvine, 1 case brass looks, corkscrews, ;ind plate powder, 1 case japanndd padlocks, 1 case gauge glasses, 1 case tinsmiths' fittings assorted, 3 cases coal vases and tinware, large assortment, 1 cast knifeboards, 58 kegs floor brads, 1 case Mathieson'e planes, 1 oase mousotrapg, I case Sorby's crosscut saws, 5 cases Manders' coachbullders' varnish, 7 oases double and single leather belting, 1 case Howard's plough fittings, 3 case* travelling trunks, 1 case C'orbett'e cheese presses, 2 casks smiths' vices, 30 best warranted anvils, 3 oases Oakey's emery cloth and glass paper, knife polish, etc.; 11 casks tinned ;holloware, 1 cask enamelled holloware, 1 oase best French emery wheels, IS casks proved short link chain plough aud trace chains, 4 case* circular and band saw me(dunes, 10 packages Yorkshire mangles, 3 cases ■tamped and enamelled tinware, 3 oases iron ■travelling trunks, 2 casks tin frypans, 29 packages Onions' blacksmiths' bellows, portable .forges, smiths' hearths, swage blocks, and tue irons, 8 oases black cart springs and elliptic coach springe, 6 cases assorted tinware (large aasortment), 1 oase tinned kettle ears, 33 bundles Black's CS spades, 28 pairs care arms and boxes, 19 bundles H. and J.'s OS spades, 53 packages fireplugs, sluice valves and hydrant boxes, 1 case Turkey scythe stones, 3 packages containing 1 Marsh's street sweeper, 6 oases American tramcars for Auckland CSfcy Tramwuy Company, 1 case China mortice furniture and finger plates, 1 cask japanned tower bolts, 3 cases Bradford's washing machines and mangles, 1 oase beet Sheffield KP. spoons, table forks, etc., 1 oase wood butter prints and spoons, 1 cask furniture polish, plate powder, etc., 1 o»se brass padlooks, wood breid platters, hearth brashes, and fancy goods, 1 cask tinsmiths' wire, 1 oastt lamp goods, 1 cask dinner and call belli-, brass and W.M. candlesticks, 2 cases wood folding ohairs, 2 bales brown wrapping paper, 62 bandies galvanised wire netting, 1 oaek galvanised wire clothes lines, 2 cases Romany '* 2 and 3 h.p.vertical engines,2l packages Hornsby's mowers andreapers.l and 2 wheel plougba,champion string harvesters and fittings.l caee stonemasons' hammers, 5 packages Pennsylvania lawn mowars, 1 case Disston's saws, 2 cases iron benoh screws, 4 cases scythe stones, 3 cases carriage tyre bolts, 2 cases sash pulleys, 1 ease tinsmiths' machines, 1 case soldering irons, 1 cue tailors' charcoal irons, 1 case japanned saaoepan handles, 1 case assorted shelf hardware, 1 case curry combe, 2 cases wood benoh serewe, 2 cases hat and coat hooks, sash rollers, piano screws, etc, 3 ca»es WashiU oil stones, 16 crates cylinder churns, 12 racks wood washboards.— T. and S. Moriin and Co (Limited.) . Per Mariposa, from San Frnnoieco ; 64 cases Indie, rubber paint, Paoißo brand, T. and 8, Morrin and Co., (Limited). Per Himalaya, ac Napier, from Glasgow ; 1642 oast iron pipes, special casting for Napier Harbour Board; T. and S. Morrin and Co., Per *Timaru, at Napier, from London; 105 packages sluice valves, hydrants, water meter. and boxes, for Napier Harbour Board; T. and 3. Morrin and Co., (Limited). Per Merope, from Glasgow, via Dunedin : 178 cast iron pipes, 20 tons Clyde pig iron, 6 cases Mathieson'e planes and tools, 18 packages stoves, grates, and ventilators, 22 packages Scotoh self-setting stoves.—T. and S. Morrin and Go. (Limited). Per Coptic, from London: 2 cases copper rivets and washers and boat nails, 1 case Smith's door spring hiages, 2 oases upholsterers' webbing acd japanned padlocks, 4 oases patent and crown scythes and reap hooks, 3 oases and 5 bundles and 3 bars casttool and spring steel, 3 cases Sorby'a celebrated cast steel, 1 cue cutlery and E.P. goods and air guns, I oase E.P. drinking tankards, 3 oasfs ibest coffee and tea urna, 1 case superior Sheffield oatlery, 1 ease Rhode's tinsmith's mnchin«rj, lcnsa soap machinery. 116 packages iron

girders and framework, for Auckland Racing Company's grandstand.— and 8. Morrin and Co. (Limited). JEx Otaki, at Lyttelton : 1 bale canvas, 24 bales cotton waste, for Government Railway.— T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Ex Orari, at Wellington : 1 bale canvas, for Government Railway.—T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Ex Marmion, at Wellington: 20 bales cotton waste, for Government Railway.—T. and is. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Per Marnaion, at Dunedin : 30 bales cotton waste, for Government railway.— and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Per Westland, from Dunedin : 1 bale canvas, for Government railway.—T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Per Helen Denny, from Glasgow : 100 Scotch boiler tubes, 34 cases, Scotch horse nails, 126 bundles register grates, door sorapenj. camp ovens and covers, 42 plain and galvanised oast jiwboxee, 17 packages self-setting cooking stove*, 45 packages Smith and Wellstood'e cooking and heating stores, 1 case asbestos take for steam joints.—T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited). Per Soukar, from £-:>ndon : 1000 casks Portland cement, 500 barrels blasting: powder, 100 cases blasting pellets..'.)(» cases "S" " Orb" brand corrugated iron, 132 cases " Sterling" brand corrugated iron, 300 reels galvanised barb wire, 5 casks Biokford's D. T. fuse, 40 casks sheet zinc, 1 cask perforated sheet zinc, 200 drantl and 8 casks boiled «nd raw linseed oil, 77 ingots Babbitt's metal, 150 kegs white zinc, 30 kogs steel fence staples, f> c<«ses compressed lampblack, 20 bains machine picked oakum, 1 cask borax, 3 canes tinned steel sheet iron, 9 cases [soft soap, 1 cask strip solder, 475 kegs and 2 casks genuine white and red lead, 3 casks lead pipe, 20 rolls sheet lead, 16 cases conohbuilders' varnish, 3865 bars and 754 bundles Northerton bar iron, 45 boxes charcoal ii opiates, 80 ingots pig load, 426 bundl»s black hoop Iron, 260 plates Staffordshire plato Iran, 50 bundles black sheet iron, 560 bundles drawn fencing wire. Sterling brand, 83 kegs patent Ewbaok nails, 3 bundles wrought iron barrow wheels, 85 bundles galvanised wire netting, 2 bundles patent spades, 40 kegs Champion's genuine white lead, 2 cases A.B.R. Co.'s sheet rubber, delivery and garden hose, 1 case rat traps, gridirons, and dinner bolls, 1 cask monkoy bolts, water bowls, pack flaps, etc., 1 cask bell metal preserving pans, 3 casks tinned and blued tacks, 1 cask copper furnace pins, 1 case brass mashing pane and copper preserving pans, 1 cask Salter's spring balances, 1 cask BY reap hooks, 1 case garden engines and fittings," 1 cask tin, 4 cases Avery'e scales and weighing machines, 1 cask tic candlesticks and pudding bowls, 1 bale carpeting, 3 casks tinned and enamelled dishes and baking pans, 5 packages Hornsby's plough fittings, 2 casks charcoal box irons, 1 case plough skeiths. 1 case brass and iron cupboard and till looks, 1 cask Brunswick and furniture polish, 3 bundles composition furnace pans. 2 packages wire dish covers and sundries, 2 packages lawn tennis goods and nets, 1 cask gas boiling stoves, 5 cases Egyptian and Turkey sponges, 2 packages gem air guns and ammunition, 4 cases lawn mowers and tennis markers, 1 cask CS.Sheftield files,4 packages charcoal filters, 1 case japanned padlocks, loask spring balances, 1 oask sad irons, 1 cask R.P. rimlocks, 2 cases Nettlefold'* screws, 1 cask Minton's tiles. 0 cues Jones' steel travelling trucks and assorted tinware, 2 casks steam fittings (large variety), 1 cask machine made tap nuta, 2 casks cant railing, 1 case artist's material and colours, 161 bundles Black's hoop iron, 1 case shoo brushes, 3 casks 2nd finish register stoves, 1 cask tower bolts, 1 bale canvas, 16 kegs galvanised Ear bank nails, 2 casks copper tacks and rooves, 1 case enamelled mugs, 1 case ship's masthead lamps, 1 caie galvanised row* locks, 1 cask galvanised shackles, 1 cask Tom Bowling lamps, 7 kegs Ewbank nails, 1 case I.R. squeegee, 1 ouk soft soap, 1 case copal oak varnish. 1 case Tuck's eteam packing, 25 cork fend-effe, 1 cask cargo gins and snatch blocks, 3 bales Gordon's merchant canvas, 2 bales Web* ster'e tarpaulin and canvas, 4 ciuks hook and eye hinges, 15 cases fireproof safes, sash line and chair webbing, 1 cask tinsmiths' rivets, 1 cask tinsmiths' fittings, etc: ; 1 cask dog chains, etc. ; 2 cases knife machines and sash line, 1 case tin teapots and tea urns, 1 cask Lovelock's mincers, 1 bale wool mops, 1 cask tower bolts, 5 casks " Swansea" D.T. fuse, 4 bales white cotton waste, 1 cask flit weights, 1 cask sad irons, 1 cask tea urns, housemaids gloves, etc. ; - 1 case garden engines and syringes, 55 kegs floor brads, 30 kegs patent nails, 6 cases carpenters' and artificers' tools (large variety), 3 casks superior glue, 2 biles hemp plough lines, 2 bales fishing lines, soine twine, '1 cues patent mail axles, 4 packages charcoal filters, 0 cases morticing and boring, circular and band saw machines, 24 package* cant iron enamelled baths, 4 cases Slander's superior coachbuildei's' varnish, 4 casks coffee mills, door knockers, cast butts, iron castors, and dumb bells, 3 crates slop pails, and boiler niters, 2 casks cheap counter scales, 3 casks japanned Scotch tee hinges, 1 cask bulkic'tc oells, 12 packages garden rollers.— T. and S. Morrin and Co. (Limited).

EXPORTS.

Per s.s. Tarawera for Southern ports and Melbourne : 17 cases fruit, 19 packages. For Napier : 45 packages sundries. For Wellington : 2 casks ink, 24 sacks oysters, 1 box fifth, 412 packages sundries. For Lyttelton : 500 mats sugar, 20 cases syrup, 70 bags lime, 26 cases botey, 18 packages sundries. For Dunedin : 40 bags sugar, 175 pieces timber, 30 oatei meats, 100 packages sundries. For Bluff: 80 bags sugar, 2 packages. For Hobart: 13 horsee, 5 ponies, 2 camels, 14 packages. For Melbourne; 403 hides, 6 bags lime, 55 bags ooffeo, 11 packages. Per brigantine Ada C. Owen, for Ivarotonga : 1 qr.-cask rum, 5 bales wrapping paper, 2 mats sugar, 2 cases sauce, 1 case pickles, G cases preserved fish, 1 care vestas, 3 c-iies drapery, 930 empty casee, 56 empty casks, 6 saoks oats. 25 orates biscuits, 1 case hams and bacon, 2 tierces beef, 15 packages sundries.

We learn that the Harbour Board have made arrangements for placing a sailing master in charge of the dredger to-day, in tho room of Captain McGillivray, who retired from the command last evening. The now master (Simons) will act until suoh time ae will nnable the dredger master to prepare himself for examination for a master's river certificate, and thus qualify him to take chargo of tho dredger. The Union Co.'e s.s. Tarawera took her departure for Southern ports and Melbourne yesterday at noon sharp. By her St. Leon's Circus Company were passengers to Hobart, and ae the steamer backed out from the wharf the circus band struck up a number of lively airs, which they played whilst the vessel proceeded down tho harbour. The s.s. lona, from Taurnnga and Mercury Bay, came into harbour yeeterday morning witb cargo and passengers, and at 8 o'clock left again for the Great Barrier. From there she returns this morning early, and this evening is to leave Bgain for Tauranga. The a.%. Glenelg, from Mangonui, came into harbour yesterday afternoon with a cargo of 83 head of cattle, which were landed at Kohimarania. She is to leave again early this morning for the same port for another oargo of live stock. The ship Waitangi, Captain Leeman, entered outwards at the Customs yesterday for London. This evening the s.s. Janet Nicoll is to leave on her usual trip round the islands of the south seas.

• The brigantine Maria Virginia, from Newcastle, arrived oil the North Head at an early hour this morning, with a full cargo of coal. She left Newcastle on the 14th September, and had variable weather throughout. The brigantine will come up harbour to-dsy, and be berthed at tho Railway Wharf to land her cargo. To-day the steaming Awhina—with Captain McGillivray as pilot—takes up the pilot service. The Awhina is to do the servioe, receiving as payment all the pilotage feos that may be obtained from vessels usiug a pilot. The three-masted schooner Energy, from Mercury B.iy, arrived off the North Head yesterday morning. The schooner is en route to Brisbane, but has put into this pore to enable Captain Savory to visit his father, who, we regret to learn, is in a very critical state of health. Should circumstances require it, Captain Norris is to proceed on with the Energy to Brisbane. The brigantine Eillan Donan should arrive here to-day from the Thames. The brigantine is on her way to Brisbane, but comes hero for the purpose of obtaining the spars, gear, etc., for the schooner Sovereign, which is await, ing them at Brisbane. The spare for tho Sovereign have been made by Messrs. Sims and Brown, the sails by Captain D. H. Mackenzie, and the ironwork by Mr. Thomas Inglis.

SHIPPING RETURNS. Inwards. The following is the number, tonnage, and crows of vosiols of each nation entered at this port for the quarter ending September 30, 1886 :—

Of these 25 were steamships of 31,769 tons, and 23 were sailing vessels u( ] 0,120 tons. Outwards. The fo'lowlng is the number, tonnage, and crows of vessels cleared at this port for the quarter ending .September 30, 1888 :—

Of that number, 20 worn steamers of 21,843 tons, and 28 were s»iliiu vessels of 7760 tons.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. Staff*. 8.5., Daniels, from Waitara.—A. Barnes, agent. Macgregor, e.s., MoArthur, from Waitara. Passengers: Misses Malone, O'Neii, Penn, Lonagy, Messrs. Weston, Duncan, Jones, Ngaire, and 4 steerage.—A. Barnes, agent. Oreti, s.s,, Robertson, from Hokianga. Passengers : Miss Milne, Messrs. Morrell (2), Milne, Watkinaon, Smith, Allen, Donmston, Peircy (2).— J. W. Waller, agent. DEPARTURES. Oreti, 8.8., Robertson, for New Plymouth and Wanganui, Passengers; Mrs. Gardener, Messrs. Maoky, Ward, Snodgrase, McLallan, Abbott, and Master Cave.—W. Waller, agent. . Staff*, s.b., for Raglan, Kawhia, and Waitara. —A, Barnes, agent. Macgregor, s.s., MoArthur, for New Plymouth. Passengers : Messrs. Ramson, Walker, Simpson, Brooltfield, Mies Hill, Johnston, and 6 steerage.A. Barnes, agent. IMPORTS. Per 8.8. Oreti: 33 sacks and 4 cases gum, and 10 tons sundries. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Oreti, Robertson, for New Plymouth and Wanganui: 1114 bags sugar, 13 cases stationery, 6 casks crockery, 67 cases and trusses drapery, 40 bigs sals, 56 packages oilmen's stores, 15 cases kerosene, 6 sacks oysters, 46 doors, 7 bundles mouldings, 29 sacks phosphate, 4 oases fish, 4 oases galvanised iron, 31 packages hardware, 36 cases and cask" drugs, 55 bends and junctions, 41 cases fruit, 5 casks funcy goods, 7 cases tea, 4 cases books, and 158 packages sundries. The Oreti arrived from Hokianga at 3 a.m. yesterday, with passengers and oargo. Sho left again at 5 p.m. tor New Plymouth, with a general cargo and passengers as above- She returns to Onehuuga on Sunday, and leaves again for same port at 3 p.m. on Monday. The Northern Co.'s s.s. Staff* arrived from Waitara yesterday morning, with i! 0 head of cattle. 150 sheep, 3 tons meat. She left again at 3 o'clock for Raglan, Eawhia, and Waitara, with 1000 foet timber, 20 bundles hoop iron, 31. b»,rs iron, 7 kegß nnd 4 cases nails, ;iO coils and 15 spools wire, 36 bags flour, 37 sacks potatoes, 23 sacks bonedust, 10 sack* oats, 6 chairs, 18 sacks flour, 5 sacks maize, 5 bags salt, 4 cises beer, and 187 sundry packages. The schooner Queen, for Hokianga, took her departure yesterday morning with a full cargo. The Northern Co.'e s.s. Mncgregor arrived from Waitara yesterday afternoon, with 47 head cattle, 234 sheep, 12 kegs butter, 3 tons most, 16 c:ißofi and packages samples, and passengers as above. Sho left again at C for New Plymouth, with 23 cases drapery, 50 sacks lime. 60 coils barbed wiro, I case machinery, and SO sundry packages.

BY TELEGRAPH.

RUSSELL. September 30.—The Clansman left at 5 o'clock. Passengers :—Messrs. Cunliife, Campbell, Webster, Dickenson. Mrs. Gibbs, Blisses Gibbs rind MorriiijjTiiii. OPOTIKI. September 30.— Ohelniuford left hero this evening at 6 o'clock, taking about 30 passengers, most of whom are eubpruuaed for the Supreme Court in the case, the Police v. English. WELLINGTON. September 30.—Sailed : ."i.e. Hawea, for the North. Passengers :—Miss Demunsey, Mes« dames Pempsoy »nd Smith. Messrs. Black, Storey, Jenkins, Kennedy, Dunk ind boy, Franklyn and family. S.B. Ohau, for Auckland via the Emit Coast. LYTTELTON. September 30.—Sailed: S.s, Wairarapa, for Wellington and the North. Passengers : — Mesditmes Tyree, Sioore, Bucy, Parker, Farquhar, Falconor, Messrs. Hcywood, Coppiner, Kimbell, Irjglis, Gordon, MucPherson, Bray, Macfarlano. Plunkott, Farquhar, Wefctenru, Kay, Lee, Spark, Falconer, Tyree; e.g. GoAhead, for Wellington ; e.g. Rotomuhana, for Dunedin. PORT CHALMERS. September 30. —Arrived : S.s. Te Anau, from Sydney. Sailed : Barque Gunymede, for Sydney.

From. Tons. Crew United Kingdom .. 3 sailing vessels 4,623 52 . „ .. 5 steamers Il,b28 4S2 New South Wales .. 9 sailing vessels 2,382 70 „ .. II steamers 145 779 Tasmania .. .. 8 Bailing vessels 1,093 33 Norfolk Island .. 1 „ f>2 0 H'ljl 3 steamers 1,860 124 China 1 „ 1,109 59 .lava .. .. .. 1 sailing vessel 190 12 Friendly Islands ..2 „ 665 21 Savage .. .. ..1 „ 92 6 Cook _ .. ..3 „ 610 21 ,, 2 steamers 982 44 Phoenix .. .. 1 sailing vessel 'JLWi 7 Maishall .. .. 1 „ 306 8 Sandwich .. 3 steamer! 5,126 291 Union 1 sailing vessel 145 8 Total., .. ..53 44,892 2,052

To Tons. Crew. Victoria .. .. 1 galling vessel* 425 9 Now South Wales ..2 „ 4f-6 14 „ .. listeners 13,732 703 Queensland .. .. 4 sailing vessels 600 27 Western Australia .. 3 „ S'JtS CO Tasmania .. .. 2 „ 434 16 Norfolk J Bland .. V „ 104 8 >■! .. .. ietctuier 124 10

Fiji 1 sailing vessel 149 30 „ . 3 stoainsra 1,869 130 Tonga „ a .. .. 3 tailing vessels 590 25 , 2 steamers 992 46 chesterfield .. „ 2 lail 100 5 Kllicc ...... 1 „ 24 2 PbcB&ix ... .. 1 „ 262 7 Oook .. ... ..2 „ 366 14 Mjwarrow .. .. 1 „ 305 7 San KrandBCO .. 1 „ 1,293 22 Valparaiso .. .. 1 „ . 1,159 23 No* York „ „ 2 „ 1,093 20 Total .. .. 48 .. .. 29,609 1,609