SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7905, 25 March 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

itooM-Mew, 2Mh, 3.48 a.m. ARRIVALS. Oh»o, 8.e., 7C6, J. Berneoh, from Southern corte Passengers: Messrs. Gordon, Cooper, aJcM*hon.-Union 3.5. Co., agents. Mary Ann, cutter, 21, Morgan, from Tauranga, via Tairua.-Mftster, agent. Rose, cutter, 25, Youlden, from Whaagarei. M." Niccol, agent. «r._,' Sea Bird, schooner, 155, Bezer, from ■ Newcastle. Passenger: Mrs. Pearson.—E. MitonelBon and Co., amenta. , lona, 8.8., 156, Amodeo, from Tauranga and Mercury Ba.y. Passengers: Meedanies Jennines, Croker, Show, and Carina. Miss Walker, Messrs. James Everett, Nobel, Farlier, Catras, Faiber, Miller, Monk, Riddley, Aldrldge, Gold■mith, Douglas, Rogers, Curnmings, B*rchell, F»wls, aud 15 natirei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

CLEARED OUTWAKD3. Ohau, 8.8., 7C6, J. Bernech, for Groymoutn. —Union S.S. Co., agents. Coralio, cutter. 29, Strauburg, for Whangarei. Master, agent. „..„.. l Leo, cutter, 32, Dowd, for East Coast ports ria Mercury Bay.—Master, agent. Ocean, schooner, 2s, Kust, for OpotikL— Master, agent. Medora. schooner, S3, Subritzky, for WhaBgaroa.— Mister, agent. Waiwtira, schooner, 42, H. Pankow, for Mercury Bay and Gisborne.—Master, agent. Rose, cutter, 25, Youlden, for Whang»rel.— Master, agent. William Phillips, three-masted schooner, 508, J. H. Potter, for New York. Passenger!: Messrs J. Edw&rdi, F. G. Midwood.—E. MltcheUon »nd Co,, agents. DEPARTURES. Ohau, S.S., for Greymouth. Coralie, cutter, for Whang&reL Leo, for East Coast ports. Ocean, schooner, for Opotiki. Medora, schooner, for Whangaroa, Kose, cutter, for Whangarei. EXPECTED AKBIVALai SYDNEY: . Mariposfl, R.M. e.e., 27th ins*. AIT FRANCISCO : Zealandi», R.M. e.s., about April 1. LONDON : America, ship, sailed January 4. Centurion, ship, sailed January 23. Oamaru, ship, sailed February 5. HEW sork : _„ Rud Josephy, barque, sailed Nov. 16. Elinor Vernon, barque, Bailed February 0, via Dunedin. C. W. Janes, barque, early. HAMBDRO : L»vuka. barque, sailed December 20. FROM ISLANDS : Buster, schooner, early. Torea. schooner, early. Ika Vaka, brigaatine, early. JAVA : Henrich Bauer, barque,, loading. Vonna, barque, loading. NEWCASTLE : Defiance, brigantine, sailed March 12, • HOBART : LooDgana, barque, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. BAN FRANCISCO ! Mariposa, R.M. b.b., 23th inat. LOUDO.N : Eastorhill, barque, loading. L&lra, barque, loading. Tros, barquo, loaded at Kaipara. Aerola, barque, loaded at Kaipara. NIW YORK : William Phillips, schooner, loaded. Abiel Abbot, barque, early. SYDNEY : Zealandia, R.M. s.s., about April I. ' UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. This Day.—l he Arawata is due from Fiji; the Te Anau leaves for Southern ports at noon. NORTHESN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.— Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., and loaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. the Wellington leaves for Whangarei and lona for Mercury Bay and Tairua at 7 p.m. ; the Douglas leaves for Opotiki at 5 p.m. , Saturday.—The Gairloch arrives from Waitara, and the lon* from Mercury Bay. Sunday.—The Clansman arrives from Tauranga early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This Hat does not Include coasters. MaS-O'-Wak. —Duquesne, in stream. Smi'3.—Hermione, in stream ; Lady Jocelyn, at Queen-street Wharf. Barqdss.—Veritas, at Sugar Co.'s Works ; Eisterhill, Canopue, Laira, at Queen-street Wharf ; Celeetia, at Railway Wharf. BrigastiNfs. — Kenilworth, Queen-street Wharf; Seabird, in stream. Schooners.--Olive, Devonport, Mule, In stream ; Jessie Nicco!, at Reclamation; William Phillips, Fanny Thornton, Abiel Abbot, at Railway Wharf; Lillian, at QueenBtreet Wharf. IMPORTS. Per b.b. Ohau, from Southern portß. From Dunedin: 300 sacks bran, 30 sacks pollard, 1109 sacks oats, 200 boxes candles, 40 sacki »atmeal. 120 sacks potatoes, 50 cases jam, 15 heats tea, 108 packages Bundries. From )imaru : 570 sacks floor, 1080 sacks potatoes, '.00 sacks bran. 150 sacks ostts, 129 sacks grass eed, 550 sacks flour, 50 sacks barley, 20 sacks fheat. From Timaru : COO sacks flour. From ..yttelton : 400 sacks wheat, 108 packages Bnnlriea. Per brigantlne Seabird, from Newcastle : 215 ions ooal. Per Celeetia : 663 sacks bonedust.— W. J. Jurat and Co. Per Ohau : 129 sacks ryegrass, 100 sacks Tartarian oate.—W. J. Hurst and Co. EXPORTS. Per three-masted schooner William Phillips, for New York: 2013 cases kauri gum, 2 packages ■undriei. Iswaeds Coastwise. — Leo, cutter, from Wh»ngarei, with 54 tons coal. The three -m»«ted schooner William Phillips cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday, for New York, with a cargo of kauri «um, consistIng of 2013 cases, containing 195£ tons. This is valued at £10,182. She is expected to sail during the course of the next day or two. The Union Co.'a s.s. Ohau arrived in harbour early yesterday morning, from Southern ports, with a fall cargo of grain, etc. She lett Danedin at 10 a.m. on the 15th instant, called at Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, Glsborne, and Tauranga en route, leaving the latter port at 3.10 p.m. on Wed nesday last, Auckland being reached at 6.3 C a.m. yesterday. Light N.W. winds and smooth lea- prevailed during the crip. The schooner Waiwera is to sail for Gis borne this morning. En route, she is to load 10,000 feet of timber at Mercury Bay. The s.a. Douglas, which has been bir-bouno at Opotiki for the past day or two, left there & 6 o'clock yesterday morning, and should arrivt here during tfio course of to-day. The B.s. Waitaki hence reached GUborne a' daylight yesterday morning from this port She left again the same day for Napier. Yesterday the s.s. Kahu was taken alongside the reclamation wall at the foot of Albert street, preparatory to her being docked. Th< Kahu is to have her saloon extended ant the Bid- 0 house will also be enlarged, so as t< give additional office quarters. A new dec! house is also to be provided, and in other direc tions the steamer is to be altered so as to ii hoi? for tha trade between Now Zealand port and the Uh'ithrun Islands. The e.g. lona arrived from Taurantta and wa ports yesterday morning, and at 8 a.m. lef iguin for the Great Barrier. The brigantine Seabird, from Newcastle, ai rived in harbour yesterday, with a full c«rgo c co»l. Captain Bezer reports having taken de parture from Newcastle on the 6th instant, an to having experienced light northerly and N.I winds throughout; sighted the Three Kings o the 18th, and laid becalmed four days, froi there to Cape Erett light easterly airs, Tfa Capi< wan passed on the 21et instant, northerl wine , , from there to Hen and Chickens, and t Banigitoto Reef freah south- winds. The get bird niised through two shoals of sperm whali between the North Cape and Karakara. Owing to the non-:irrivM of the s.s. Arawal from Fiji, the departure of the Te Anau f( Southern ports and Melbourne has been post poned until neon to-day. The barque Troi, bound for London with cargo of timber, took her departure from tl Kiiipura yesterday. * 'IV) Schooner Gleaner reached the Kaipai . yesterday. PORT OF ONEBUNGA, ARRIVALS. Oirlocb, B.»<, MoArthur, from Waltar ]' singers : Miss B. Dunn, llendames Lev i.:"(I two children, Glbbs, Otto, Onstobodie ac ti.iue children, Capt. Morrleon, Dr. Campbe! Mitsirß. Tumor, Btackpole, Gordon, ftlitotel G;bbs, Otto. Williams, Homer, Castobodi Wink*, McKenzie, Webstor, Reardon, Ho W. J, M. Larnach, five natives, and twen : artillerymen.—A. Barnes, agent. DEPARTURES. Orotl, f.e., Robertson, for Wanganui, i New Plymouth. Passengers: Mr. and Mi Mutiny and tamily (7), Mr., Mrs., and M Walker, Mrs. Fairs unci fnrniiy (2), Airs. Do nelly, Miss Taylor, Mesaie. Gibbons, Pen Clare, Kin*, Swift, and thtee steerage.—* iVftlkr, a£utit.

■Gairloch. l.f. MoArthur. for Wnitara. Paw MDgers: Mturi. Corkhill, Gallagher, Miss Gallagher, and four natives.—A. Barnes, agent. EXPORTS. Per 1.1. Orott: 300 nests 18-inch drain pipes, 1000 6-lnoh drain pipes, 11 and bends, 8 ewes drujie, 43 package* groceries, 51 owe* and trusses drapery, 5 rams, 30 ca.es apples, 42 cues fruit, 50 cases orange*, 2 bales leather, rfO paokaeee hardware, 6 casee boots, 8 sacks seed, and 163 packages sundries. The Oreti left for Wanganul, tw New Plymouth, at 3.30 p.m. yesterday with passengers and cargo ae above. She returns to Oaehungft od Saturday, and leaves again for Hokianga on Monday. The Northern Oo.'e s.s. Gairlooh, from Waltar* and New Plymouth, arrived at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon with t>o head or cattle, 192 sheep, 153 cases meat, 72 packages butter, I horse, 3 tons luggage, and peesenyare as above. She left again for Waitara at 5.60, with » quantity of cargo and several passengers. The s.s. Stuff* is due from Waitara this morning with a cargo of tallow. She will leave again at 1 o'olock, taking oargo for Waitara and New Plymouth breakwater.