SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7862, 3 February 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

HIOH Watkb at Auckland—l.l 4 a.m. ; 1.47 p.m. , „ „ Manukau — 3.65 a.m.; 4.21 p.m. Scn.Rises. 6.22; sets. 7.6. Moon— stb, 9.53 p.m. ; ARRIVALS. Columbia, scboiner, 46, Conway, from Napier. D. H. MoKeozie, agent. Gleoelg. a s., 156, Johnson, from WhangareL —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waits Vi, «.8., Pen ml, from Whangarei.— Kamo Coal Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Terarawa, cutter, 44, Murray, for Taurangft. —Mister, xg*nt. Columbia, schooner, 45, Conway, for Napier, Via Mercury Bay.—D. H. MoKenzie, agent. Douglas, a.s., Austin, for E*st Coast ports. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waitaki, s.s., Fenaal, for G:.sborne«—Kamo Coal Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Douglas, s.s., for Ent Coast ports. Wtituki, b.i., for Gitborue. KXPEOTKD ARRIVALS. SAN FRAN CI? CO : Alameda, R.M. s.s., about Feb. 6. 10»1>C.N : Tainui, s.s,, sailed January i. A.'goa Bay, ship, sailed Nor. 1, VKIYB, Lady Jocelyn, ship, sailed Nov. 27. Oamaiu, ship, loading. America, ship, loading. SBW VUKK : William Phillips, barque, .jailed Sept. 26, * JrcD. Abiel Abbot, barque, sailed Sept. 20. Kud Jossphy, baique, sailed Nov. 16, Nellie M. blade, barque, loading, FIJI: Sharpshooter, barque, early. Hamburg : Canopus, barque, sailed October 31, ETVJ. Levuka, barque, sailed Decembsr 5. *BOM ISLANDS : Mule, schooner. early. Olive, schooner, due. Sandfly, schooner, early Kyno, brigantine, early. Janet Nicoll, a.a., early, Julia I'rj'c#, schooner, early," JAVA : Dt-ccima, barque, sailed November 26. Veritas, barque, early, ijHRD. Honrich Bauer, barque, loading. Vonna, barque, loading, SYD.VKY : H.Ms. Nelson, sailed Jan. 24 (at Russell). Lookout, schooner, sailed Jan. 26. , SEWCastlk : Brunette, barque, sailed Dec. 19, rvß3. Easterhill, barque, sailed January If. MELBock.se : lievonport, brigautine, sailed Jan, 10, WTCV. DUSK DIN : Sea Waif, brigo.ntine, sailed December 31, PROJECTED DKPARTURBB, Msdos : Men-ope, barque, loading. E.iiterh'.ll, barque, to load, Laira, barque, to load. Tros, barque, loading at Kaip^ra. Aero) a, b«rque, loading at Kaiparft. EKW YOKE : Nora, brigantiue, to-day. William Phillips, barque, early, Ai>iel Abbot, barque, early. flTDSfcr : Alameda, R.M. s.s., about Feb. 6, UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. This Day.—The Te Anau leaves for Mel' bourne, via Southern ports, at nooa. • Saturday. The Kotoiua is due at Onehonga from Turanaki and Southern ports. NORTHERN S.S. COM!'AST'S MOVKMBXT& Th Djy.—The I.'na lea*M for the Great ' Barrier at S a.m. The Gaidflck vas Oa»- £ iiunga for Wailara at 1 p,iai; awl 'the s£t£-' » ffregor for Wh »nz*ntii, at 3 bpjL i Son arrives from Whangarei midnight. " 5 Friday.—The Clansman aMfetes'-from, Russell < at 6 a.m., and leaves for ®|ttranga at 7 p-m. J' Ifc? lon* leaves for Mercury Q'Sj »ad Tairua at- >; 5 p.m., and the Wellington foV at t 7 ' p.m. ' ; ■':* .' "5 Batcrdsy.—TLe Gair'.ech artlVM ,at Oflfr- > fcutga from Waiter*. The lan* strive*'lntro M-ricarT B.y. The Gleoelg leavds for .Walivera a; "J p.m. Sunday.—The Clansman arrives from Tauraiifci early, VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This in-. clots n:t include coasters. SHIPS. — Heriaione, a". Qieeu-stre<-t Wharf. * Bir-wCia. — Merope, Cassandra, Queen-street Wharf : Aien, a*. Rn.jr.y ft'hirf : Lincluden, aid Laira. 'I. strpaac. i-CHO SEKS.-Yo.4r.de, at Breastwork : Welcome. in stream ; Sarah Pile, Lily, Oaeensum: Wharf; southern Cross (tt,e Mission scioocerj; Jessie Nicco!, a: Breastwork, IMPORTS. Per Columbia, from Napier: 50 tons bone' dust. Per HciEr.ione : 1 c*.s» percussion caps, 1 case wads and cartridges.—D. Evi::, Queen-street. EXPORTS. Per Co'cmbia, for Napier: SO tons drain pipes. 30.000 fees tioaber (to be shipped at Mercury By). ISWABD3 Coastwise. — Reward, | from h«n?aroa, with 3-.oo'J:t timber ; Morn lug L'ibt, cutter, frem Garbage Eay. witn 40 f teen firewood; Leo, cutter, from hangarei, wi'h -A sots cj.'. Octwakds Coa^TWI-»E.—Reward, schooner, for \V hani;».ro<, with »undrie»; Atlantaj schooner, for Sandspi* ; Miming Light, cutter, for Cabbage Bay ; Vio.tt, ketch, for Thames. The barque Cassandra if putting out her cargo of salt in excellent order. Sh'j is to sail in a few days for Lytteiton direct. j The >•. Te Anau is to leave for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon to-day. It is on the tapis that a cricket match will be played on Saturday afternoon next between the masters of the ti'ff-ren' v-asels in part and an eleven selected from H.M. Customs. Remembering the great interest these matches created in past seasons, to doubt the proposed one will prove equally as attractive. The steamers Gieoelg and Waitaki, both from Whangarei, arrived in harbour yesterday morning early with cargoes of coal. The s.s. Waihora resumed her voyage from Eraaell to Sydney yesterday afternoon. The schooner Columbia, from Napier, arrived ill harbour yesterday morning with a cargo of bonednst- Her passage was a fine weather one throughout. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Oreti, e.s., Robertson, from Ho'sianga. Passengers : Mejsra. Goodwin, Connell, Beswick, Graham .(2), and Herbert.—J. W. Waller, agent, ' '■: • " < - IMPORTS. Per s.s. Oreti: 73 bags gum and 2 boxes fruit. The s,s. Oreti.arrived from Ilokianga at 4.30 p.m. yesterday, with cargo and passengers ; and, owing to her late arrival, her departure for New Plymouth and Wanganui is postponed until 1 p.m. this day (Thursday), Litest train, 12 Boon. BY TELEGRAPH. LYTTELTON. February 2.—Sailed : S.s. Ohau, for the Korth ; s.s. Rimutaka, for Wellington ; Boßaoond, for Wellington and Greyrnouth — passengers : Miss Wiggins, Mssdames TagStart, Hunter, Wiggins, Fletcher, Messrs. Mersons, Wiggins, Tuggart, Fletcher. 'PORT CHALMERS. February 2,—Arrived : S.s. Grafton, from West Coast; s.s. Wairarapa, from Sydney; Elderslie, from Oamaru. Sailed : Orowaiti, from Weß'pott. „