SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7789, 8 November 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

sb«B WABBB at Auckland-4.6 a.m.; 4.88! p.m. Manukau—7.46 a.m.; 8.12 p.m. *».—Rises, 4.62; sets, 6.86. loon-Full, 18th, 6.45 a.m. ARRIVALS. November 6. , . Clansman, a.* 831, Farquhar, from Tau . Northern S.S. Co., agents. lona, •-«., 159, Amodeo, from Mercury Bay. S.S. Co., agents. • Deveron, cutter, from Whangarei.— is«6nt. : NOVEMBER 7. Southern Cross, s.s., 282, Spink, front Wellington and East Coast parts. Passengers : Mr. Booker, Rev. Father Riordan.and 5 in the ■teeragOi—Union S.S. Co., agents. . Wellington, s.s. 279, Stephenson, from i Whangarel.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ' Look Out, brlgantlne, 108, Harwood, from i Sydney.—E. Mitchelson and Co., agents. NOTKMBEB 8. £ Tongariro, R.M. s.s., 4474, Bone, from radon, via Plymouth, Madeira, Capetown, Dunedln, and Wellington. (Passengers as" per 5 list in another column.)—N.Z.S.Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Heather Bell, cutter, 26, G. Williamson, for .the Bin*.—M. Nlcool. agent. Rebecca, barque, 414, Alexander, for Sydney, «la Kaipara.— F. Anderson k, Co., agents. ! Ryne, brlgantlne, 85, J. A. Bewicke, for Buwarrow Island. Passenger : Mr. E. A, Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. '.< DEPARTURES. m NOTXHBKB 6. u| Heather Bell, cutter, for the Bluff. m, Kebtooa, barque, for Kaipara and Sydney. ™ EXPECTED ARRIVALS. fcONDON: Euterpe, ship, sailed August 21, VPJK Rakala, ship, sailed September 16, W3LS Hermione, ship, loading. §UN CISCO : < Alameda, R.M. b.s„ about November 12, ftSLBOCKKX : Nelson, H.M.8., about November. SEW YORK : Mary A Greenwood, barque, via Dunedln and Lyttelton, sailed July 2, jtfk. Glenelda, barque, sailed August 11, via Dunedln, jsqcs. William Phillips, barque, loading, Abiel Abbot, barque, loading. iO3TON t Hansa, brlgantlne. Bailed May 17. via Wei* lington, nflp. Jnji! Manhegan, barque, early, kbqc. %AVA: Dr. Mezzger, barque, early, HQCS .JOAMBUBS : Canopus, barque, early. ' fcBOM islands : Janet Nicoll, s.s., early. Jessie Nioool. schooner, early, wus. Maile, schooner, early. Ada C. Owen, brigantine, early. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. This day.—The Manapouri arrives from Southern port* and Melbourne. Tuesday.—The Hawea arrives at Onehunga at 7 a.m., from Southern ports, and leaves again at 8 a.m. The mail steamer Australia arrives from Sydney, and leaves for Honolulu and San Francisco at 2 p.m. The Te Anau arrives from Sydney. The Manapouri leaves for Sydney, via Russell, at 5 p.m. ; Wednesday.—The Southern Cross leaves for JESsst Coast ports at 6 p.m. ' Thursday.— Te Anau is to leave for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. Saturday.—The Rotorua arrives at Onehunga At 9 a.m., and leaves again at 10 a.m. if mail arrives. The Alameda arrives from San Fran* icisoa, and leaves for Sydney. ;. Sunday.—The Arawata leaves for Fiji, via J£njuell, at 5 p.m. } NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. ■ Monday. The Macpregor leaves Onehunga for Waitara at 1 p.m. The lona leaves for Mercury Say and Tauranga at 5 p.m., and the Clansman for Russell at 7 p.m. Tuesday.— Wellington leaves on an excursion trip to Kawau, Glenelg for Waiwera, and Argyle for StHeliers, at 10 a.m. The Wellington leaves for Whangarei at 10 p.m. Wednesday.—The Macgregor arrives at Oneliusga from, Waitara. ; Thursday.— lona arrives from Mercury Say, and leaves for Great Barrier at 8 a.m. *Ehe Wellington arrives from Whangarel about 'midnight. The Staffa leaves Onehunga for Saffian at 3 p.m. Friday.—The Clansman arrives from Russell At 6 a.m. and leaves for- Tauranga at 7 p.m. - Ihe lona leaves for Mercury Bay and Welling- ! ton for Whangarei at 7 p.m. ; Saturday.— lona arrives from Mercury Sunday.—The Clansman arrives from Tau- - jtanga early. IMPORTS. : Per brigantine Look-out, from Sydney: 428 .lacks bonedust and 79 tons coal. EXPORTS. ' Per brigantine Ryno, for Suwarrow Island : 141 mats sugar, 20 cases kerosene, 14 cases spirits, 4 oases tobacco, 3 cases milk, 26 pack'ages hardware, 11 oases preserved fish, 32 cases groceries, 18 oases oilmen's stores, 12 packages 'apparel, 12 boxes soap, 13 sacks potatoes, 50 packages biscuits, 50 packages flour, 11 kegs $e*f, 2 kegs butter, 29 packages sundries. ' The twin screw steamer Waitoa arrived in harbour from Tauranga yesterday afternoon. {The object of the vessel's visit to this port is to anable those interested to inspect her, as she is "announced to be sold by auction on Thursday next. The steamer Is of 27 tons register, length 66 feet, beam 14 feet, and her steaming capabilities are equal to about 8 knots. She Is of •:Ugh'; draught, and is in all respects a very handy JUtt'le vessel. ffhe ship Waitangi has been taken off from ,*ha Queen-street Wharf to an anchorage in *'ne stream. The shipPiako was on Saturday Anoved into the berth vacated by the Waitangi. The brieantino Ryno, of the well-known Tftrcular Line, oleared outwards, and sailed for -another cruise amongst the South Sea Islands on Saturday last. She took a general cargo and onepasrienger. The brigantine Darcy Pratt arrived at Xauncoston on the sth inst. . The. new cutter Heather Bell— by Mr. Q. N'iccal for the seal fishery—took her departure for the Bluff Harbour on Saturday last. As the cutter sailed out of the harbour before a pleasant B.W. breeze, she presented a very pretty sight. The barque Rebecca has at last left the Banks of the unemployed, and goes into active .service again. On Saturday last she proceeded to sea, bound for the Kaipara, where she has to load timber for Sydney. The barque was towed BS far as the North Head by the tug Awhina. On Saturday night last the s.h. Clansman, from Tauranga, and lona, from Mercury Bay, ' arrived with cargo and passengers, and early /yesterday morning the s.s. Wellington arrived 'on a special trip from Whangarei. This aftersoon the Clansman is te leave for Russell, , Whangaroa, and Mongonui, and the lona for Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Tauranga. The s.s. ': Wellington is not to leave for Whangarel until to-morrow evening at 10 o'clock, so as to permit ,of her going an excursion that day to the .' Kawau Island. The brigantine Maria Virginia, which has been alongside th Breakwater during the past • few weeks, in an almost dismantled condition, is to be at once put into sea-going order again. > She is to trade between this port and Whangaxei with coal from the Kamo Coal Co.'a mine. • The brigantine is to be under the charge of ' Captain Haul tain, late of the ketch Reliance. The schooner Maud Graham left Lyttelton 'for this port on Saturday last with a cargo '- consisting of 200 sacks oats, 250 sacks flour, 400 sails. The Union Co.'s s.s. Southern Cross arrived In harbour from Wellington and East Coast ports on Saturday night at 11.30 o'clock. ' Wellington waa left 'on the 2nd instant, and en route she called at Napier and Giabome.leavlrig the latter place at 10.30 a.m. on the sth. Light variable winds and smooth sea prevailed throughout the trip. Yesterday afternoon the brigantine Look-out . same into port from Sydney, with a cargo of bonedust and coal. Captain Harwood reports that Sydney was left on the 25th ult. with : fresh westerly winds, whioh increased to a frush 'gale and squally, with high sea, which continued till noon on the 29th, when the wind veered to the southward and fell light. This continued until the Ist instant, when the 'wind freshened to a N.N.W. gale, with a thick 'fog with rain. The Three Kings bearing E.N.E. .distance about 89 miles; light airs and calms : then prevailed, and it was not until the 4th that Cape Marie Van Diemen was passed. A . gentle southerly wind was then fallen in with, J-vrhioh gradually freshening, cleared the weather. CRounded the North Cape at 1.30 p.m. on the libh. J from thenoe down the coast light airs and ; calm sprevalled to arrival. The brigantine is I to be berthed at the Railway Wharf to-day. 1 H.M.S. Miranda has arrived at Wellington ! from Sydney, en route for England. She will leave some time this week. The troopship ! Thalia, which brought out relief crews for the • Opal and Raven, Is expected at Wellington within the next fortnight, en route for England. The cutter Deveron arrived from Gisborne, .via Whangarei, with a cargo of ooal on Saturday afternoon, after an absence of about fix months from Auckland, during which time she has beer .trading on the Coast to Gisborne.