SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7896, 15 March 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Win* at AMUaod-iaSJI s.m. ;n.3p.8. . . ManakaD — 2.19 a.m.; 2.43 p.m. BtJJ».-Rlses. e.B ; nets. 6.15. Moos—lißst quarter, 17th, 1.21 a.m. ARRIVALS. ' Spitfire, cutter, 32, Lena, from Eμ* Cout ports. —Master, agent. Clansman, brigantino, 157, A.. Robertson, from Cairns (Queensland).—W. S. Laurie and Co., agent*. Kenilworth, schooner, 113, Shand, from 'Dnnedin.—T. H. Hull and Co., agent*. M*raroa, s.s.. 3000, Jas. Edie, from Melbource and Southern ports. Passengers :—From Melbourne, saloon—Mr. A. Sheppard, Mr. J. Daubeny: steerage— K J. Morgan, A. G. Frankham. Coastal: Mr. J. C White, Mr. Baurne, Mr. MoPhersou, Mr and Mrs. Btindley and child, Mr. A. GourUy, Mr. Ws.then, Mr. Cole, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Reid, Mr. Winning, Mr. and Miss Dyer, Mrs. W. J. Gordon. Mr. Ross, Mr. C. R. Siepenson, Miss Came», Mrs. H. Robinson, Messrs Wray, Robert*. Fybe, McDonald. Williams, Mm OUrkson, Muses Olarkson (2). Mr. K»bbic, Miss W. Stewart, Mr. Smith, M.. and Met. Danics, Messrs Williams, Hamilton, General Bch»w, Miss Matthews, lu>«*re. F*uvel, Partridge, Miss Fanell, Mr. Long. Ml" Rutherford, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. and Miss King, Mr. McLaohlan, Mr. and Mrs. Jaekaon and son, Messrs. H. EL B*rrie, J. Leedam, J. Q. Somen. Skinner, Fefgueon, Miss Smith, Miss Roes, Mestrt. Crkp, M. Smith, Mrs. Bourke, Miss Havers, Panapa Waihore, Matter Whindraw, Mr.. Mrs., Misiea (2) and Master Bell, Messrs. Napbtah, Satton, Dr. McKinnon, M««rs. Malcolm. L. D. Parker, Freelander, Cooper, MoFarlane, Meadly, and Edmund.— Union '3.5. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 270, Stephenson, from WhangareL Passengers: Messrs. Wright, Armstrong, Tuit, Hart, Elliott, Wright, Newbolt, McKensle, Hunter, Sanderson, Alpv, Carruth. Kentley, Sham, Loram, Campbell. MaDonald, Cook, Mr. ar,d Mrs. Cuel»ey, Mr. ami M<«. McG«nghran, IVleurK. Rutherford, William*, Be»ie, Harrison, Baesdan.e» Gell, Hewlett, Mann, Black, Archibald, Tnruaine, McKeozie, Misses MoKensie, Cook. Peace, and 12 in the steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Curlew, schooner, 35, J. Anderson, for Whaneearei.—lV aster, agent. Chelmrlord, s.s . 70, O. Hopkins, for Ea« Coast poll■■.--Sharp »nd Co., agents. ClaniaiMn, s.s.. 331. Farquhar, for Russell »nd Northern ports.—Northern S.s. Co., agents. lona, si., 156, Amodeo, for Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Tauranga.— Northern S.t. Co,, Igents, departures. Clansman, i.s.. for Russell. lona, s.s., for Tauranga. ' Chelnuford, i.a., for Tanranga. Curlew, schooner, for Whangarei, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : Lady Jocelyo, ship. s*lled Nov. 27. AmericA, ahip, sailed January 4. CtsnturioD, ship, sailed January 28. Oamaru, ship, loading. JKW York : Rad Jonephy, barque, sailed Nov. 16. Elinor Vernon, barque, sailed February 5, via Dunham. C. W. Janes, barque, early, lAMBURG : Leruka, barque, sailed Decembsr 20. tBOM ISLANDS : Butter, schooner, early, Tore», schooner, early. Ika Vuka, brigantine, early, , *va : Yeritas, barque, early, qhrd. Henrich Bauer, barque, loading. Ynnna, barque, loading. JEWCASTLE : Dch.4&ce, brigantine, sailed Much 12, Aurora, schooner, sailed February 9. Seabird, schooner, early. lOBABT: LooDguia, barque, early, PROJECTED DKPARTURE3. OXDON : E*»terhill, barque, loading. Lair*, barque, loading. Tros, barque, loaded at Kaipara. Aeroln, barque, loaded at Kaipara. w/BW YORK : William Phillips, schooner, early. Abiel Abbot, barque, early, t KOBJfOLK ISLAND : Southern Cross, mission schooner, 21st inst. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day .—The Wairarapa in due from Sydney; .Tie Peiiguin leaves Onehnnga at 1 p.m. for Southern ports ; the Mtraroa is to leave for Sydney 5 p.m.; the southern Croes leaves for £*it Coast ports at 6 p.m. Thursday.— The Wairarapa leaves for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. NORTH EON S.S. COMPANrS MOVEMENTS. To-day.- The Wellington leaves for Whanjrtrei at 7 p.m. The Glenelg leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. Wednesday. — The Gairloch arrives at Onehunga from Waitara about 3 p.m. The Staff* leaves for Raglan at 3 p.m., and the Douglas for Opotiki at 5 p.m. Thursday.— The lona leaves for the Great Carrier at 8 a.m. The Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at I p.m. The "Wellington arrives from VVLungarei about 9 p m. Friday.The Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. The lona leaves for Mercury Bay: and Tairu», and '(ho Wellington for Whangarei at 7 p.m. The M icgreßor leaves Oaehunga for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Saturday.— Gairloch arrives from Waitara early. The lona arrives from Mercury Bay. Sunday.— Clansman arrives from Taui ffanga. early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This list does not include coasters. Bhips. —Hermione, in stream, i Baimjoks.— Sharpshooter, at suear Works ; *E*«ter!iill, Canopus, Laira, at Queen-street Wharf. Brigantjnfs.—Ryno, Borealis, in stream Myrtle, Kenilwurtb, Queen-street Wharf. Scbounebs. — Welcome, Southern Cross (Mission itchoonerj, Olive, in stream; Jessie Nice A, at Keclamation; Devonport, Mtile, In stream ; William Phillips, Fanny Thornton, tAbiel Abbot, at Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. Per 8.8. Mararoa, from Melbourne and Southern ports : 1546 sacks wheat, 747 lacks {rase seed, 25 saoka 260 bags flour, 115 sacks oatmeal, 1900 sacks ground bark, 81 bags tapioca, 15 cases sewing machines, 93 cases fruit, 90 cases meat, 37 cases, 7 bales, 29 pack ages drapery, 80 boxes soap, 20 cases nails, 6 hhds., 2 barrels, 1 kilderkin beer, 1 case tobacco, 1 case cigars, 150 cases jam, 14 cases ironmongery. 17 large bare iron, 14 bundles sheet iron, 17 plates iron, 32 case* 2 bags railway spikes, 11 bales paper, 20 coils rope, 70 cases cordials, 50 casks hop hitters, 32 case* hams and bacon, 41 cases 167$ cheeses, 70 boxes to*, 19 packages chaff cutter, 1 bundle steel, 2 cases 1 c-ielc drugs, 4 bales sheepskins, 1 package peiiodioals, 1 case thread, 6 blocks ■tone (for dock), 1 J cask wine, 2 oases billiard furniture, 15 pieces sawn timber, 24 packages mm, 6 casks casings, 2 package* machinery, 3 packages leather, 3 trunks boots, I case paper bust*, 20 bags sago, 2 cases coffee, 1 engine axle, 59 packages sundries. Per schooner Clansman, from Oairni: 15 tons tones. Per schooner Eenilwortb, from Dunedin : 3 eases tinware, 20 oases cordials, 100 canes acid, 24 bales paper, 4 cases chicory, 50 canes jam, 24 oases ginger »le, 558 sacks oats, 300 sacks bran, 250 sacks flour, 60 sacks oatmeal. Inwards Coastwise.—Norah, barge, from Kennedy's Bay,with 34,000 feet timber ; Olive, barge, fmm T»irua, with 28,000 feet timber ; Kauri, barge, from Kennedy's Bay, with 24 logs ; Rita, barge, from Kennedy's Bay, with 37,000 feet timber Curalie, cutter, from Mahuriiojri ; Waltemata, barge, from Mangawai, frith 25 logs; Elsie, ketch, from Thames, with 4000 feet timber ; Matia, cutter, from Tairua, ■with 28.000 feet Umber; Una, barge, from Tairua, with 50.000 feet timber. Odtwahds Coastwise. — Norah, barge, for Kennedy's Bay ; Oputiki, sohooner, for Tairua ; Olive, barge, for Tairua ; Kauri, barge, for Kennedy's Bay ; JKata, barge, for Kennedy's Bay ; Waltein&ta, barge, for Whangapoua ; Wbr.ngareift cutter, for Capo Colville ; Una, barge, for Tairua. Captain Braddick, who has been known at .this port for many years past in command of '■hips visiting here from London, has decided to mast in his lot amongst us, He proposes to ■sntet into the business of marine surveyor, .Itevedoro, etc., and for such work a more able 'Han ooalsl not be found. The s.s, Chelmsford, for East Coast ports, the Clansman, for Rrusel) and Northern ports, Und the lona. for Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Tauranga, all took their departures last evening With paasengers and cargo. The missionary steam barque Southern Cross Was taken into dock yesterday morning for cleaning prior to her voicg on her next cruise to. the islands of the Molanesun Mission. , The three-masted schooners Wru. Phillips and Abiel Abbott were both berthed at the ■Railway Wharf yesterday, the former having 'been taken alongside by the tug Black Dia*nond and the latter by the tug Awhina. The Win. Phillips Is to resume . her loading for New York, aud the Abiel Abbot to land her New York cargo. The barque Canopus is patting out her cargo II oapital oidor. The Union Uo.'s s.s. M&raroa came Into h*r- , oour from Melbourne aud Southern ports ' yesterday morning, with cargo and passengers, J'f the trip Captain £die reports that the ftt-iraroa left Melbourne at 7 p.m. on the 2nd jo*tant, arrived at Hobart at 6 a.nu 0* the 4th,

•ailed again at 2 p.m. lame day, and reached the Blail at 12.30 p.m. on the 7th ; left at 6 p.m., and »rdved at Dunedin at 5 a-m. on the Bth ; ■ailod at 4SO p.m. on the 9'.h, and arrived at Lyttekon *t 6 a.m. on the lOch ; left again at 6.15 p.m., and arrived at Wellington after a run of 12J hours: moved on at 530 p.m., and anchored in Hawke's Bay at 10 a.m. on the 12th ; ealled at Giiborne, taking her departure from that port at Iβ a.m. on the 13th, and arrived at Auokland at 9.20 a.m. yesterday. This afternoon she ia to rejume her voyage to Bydney, via Russell. The p.a. Enterprise was taken on the hard alongside the breastwork yesterday for cleaning. She is to resume her running to-morrow to the Thames. , , , , Tkis evening the s.s. Glenelg is to leave for Taaranga. At that port the steamer will aot as flagship for the regatta to be held there this week, she having been placed at the disposal of the Begatta Oiub there by the Northern 00. The steamer returns from there on ThursThe brigantine Clansman came into port yesterday morning from Oairns, Queensland, after a somewhat long passage, which is attributed to the very light and variable winds met with daring the voyxge. The port named wo* left on the 29th January, but, owing to h-.ffl nK winds, had to come to an anchor again. On February 1 got underweigh again, with light , breeze and misty rain, whioh continued until, off Percy lilaud, when it came on to blow hard from S.E., thick with heavy rains, whioh drove the vessel back 50 mile*. On the Bth bore up for Soawfell Inland, and anchored in Refuge B»y, with 90 fathoms of cable. It was then blowing »h»rd gale. Left again on the 13th. with light N.W, breeze, whioh soon shifted to 5.8., and E., and continued durbg the rest of the passage* The schooner Keullworth, from Dunedin, with a full general cargo, arrived in port early yesterday morning after a fine weather passage of twelve days. She was soon after her arrival berthed at the Quoeu-itreet Wharf, where she will land her cargo. Mr. D. Gonk, who has bean down to the scene of the wreck of the cutter Meronry, returned to town by the s.s. Mararou yesterday morning. From him we learn that the diunuge done to the cutter is not of so serious a nature as at first believed. She went ashore near the E.-vst Cape on a sandy beach, and after some slight repairs were exeoated the cutter whs floated, but, a fresh easterly gale springing up soon afterwards, she again went ashore on the old spot, and there remains. It is Mr. Gouk'a intention to return to the scene of the wreck again in a few days, taking with him extra appliances, and he feels confident of being ultimately able to float the vessel and bring her to Auckland. The s.s. Wellington, from Whangarel, came inte harbour last evening, with cargo and passengers. She returns again to the same port this evening. The brigantiae Defiance left Newcastle for this port on Saturday last with a full cargo of ooaL PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES. Gairloch, ».*., MoArthur, for Waitara and New Plymouth. r*esengers: Mnsixi. Williams, Owen, Mtlavy, Mr. and Mrs. Bent.— A. Burnes, agent. The Northern Oo.'s b.s. Oairlooh, for Waitara und New Plymouth, took her departure at ten o'clock yesterday, with 100 boxes and 24 ingots tin, 10 cases fruit. 2 oases tongues, ssaoks seed, 32 bags sngar, 37 bundles box timber, 2 boxes and 1 case tobacco, 6 kegs nails, 2 kegs powder, 3 cases tea, 1 bale brooms, 6 trunks boots, 2 grates, 1 halo leather, 1 bale kits, 10 ones drapery, 1 case boots, and 70 packages sundries. The Union Co.'s s.s. Penguin, for Waitara, New Plymouth, and Southern ports, leaves at one o'clock to-day. The latest train for pas* aengeis is at twelve noon. BY TELEGRAPH. BLUFF. M»rch 14.—The Waibora left Williamstown at 330 p.m. on the B'h ; breasted Swan Island at 11.30 a.m. on the 9th ; reached Hobart at 5 a.m. on tbe 10th ; left again at 11 a.m. on tke 11th: sighted Cape Puysegur at 530 a.m. on the 14th ; and arrived in port at 3.30 p.m. The berth was reached at 4.40 p.m. She experienced fine weather from Melbourne to Hobart, hence strong N.W. wind with high following sea to arrival. F«9«ongers—For Bluff, saloon: Mr. and Mrs. Youngfausband, Mtsi Cockburn, Messrs. God" win. Stewart, Musgrove, Collins, Harding, Knseigh. For Duoedin : Mrs. and Mi-is Grieve, Mesdamea Andrews and child, Robertion, Rev. W&ddelli, Meisri. Ruisell, Jsok, Morrison. For Christohurch : Maisrs. Bishop, Bouddin, Jordan, Brows. For Lvttnlton : Mias M'dds, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Kicky, Hon. Spenceley, Messrs. Uollis, E. Sifford, Outts, Button-worth. For Wellington : Miss MoHnddie, M-sira B'ooro (3). F->r Auckland : MUs Martin. For Sydney : Mtsnes Inglisand Mtckean, Mr. and Mrs. Gill, Dr. Dunn, Mr. Johnson. LYTTELTON. March 14.—Sailed : Waitaki, s.s., for Wellington ; Rosamond, for Greymouth ; Tioaaru, for West port ; Mthiaapna, for Wellington; Graf ton, for Timaru and Dunedin, PORT OHALMER3. March 14.—Arrived : Zephyt, from Hokitika. SailM : Retorua, for the North. Passengers : Misses Moore, Beany, Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Linney and family (4), Messrs. Leiber, Chamberlain, Hallenstain, Rev. G. Hall, and two steerage.