SHIPEING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7913, 4 April 1887, Page 4

SHIPEING.

High Water nt Auckland— a.m.; 3.41 p.m. - „ . „ Mannkau—6.36 ft.m.; 7,24 p.m. Sny.— Rises, 6.21; sets, 6.40. lloos—Fall moon, Bth, 6.1S p.m.,, ARRIVAL 3 ' April 2. Zealandia, R.M. s.s., 3000, K. Van Otorendorp, from San Francisco via Honolulu. Passengers :— For Auckland: Mr, and Mrs. ,T. T. Campbell, Miss Lucy Campbell, Mr. Boss Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Heath, Mr. H. .Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Sin« clair, Mr. H. E. Williams. For Fiji: > Mr. T. Borgraan. For Sydney : Mri F. Dixon, Mr, W. Peter, Mrs. J. C. Williamson and niece, Mrs; A. Murckersy, Mr. F. R. Oarlyle, Mr. J. Brown, Mr. H. D. Wiman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pherdan, Mr, G. H. Perry, Mr. C. H. Gardner, Mr, and Mrs. S. "V. Ryland and i ! our children. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Morse and family, and twelve in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Peerless, brigantine, Heayes, from Newcastle. •-Stone Brothers, agents. Saucy Kate, schooner, 41, Bithuret, from fclangonui.Master, agent. Saxon, schooner, SS, Martin, from Russell. — Master, agent. Clansman, a.s., 331. Farquhar, from Tau,'ftnga. Passengers: Messrs. Msrlow. J. Craig, Taylor, T. Wrigley, Rev. J. S. Hill, Mesdsmes Vogan, Jordan and child, Lewis, Misses Taylor, Hamilton, Banbury, Vogan. Steerage: Master Smith. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waitaki, a.s., 412, Pennul, from East Coast ports. Passengers : — Saloon : Messrs. _ R. •Hunter, J. Frost. E. Walker, F. Knight, David and Alexandor Gouk, and six in the 'steerage.—Kamo Coal Co., agents. Herald, b.b., Jones, from Greymouth. Passengers : Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Law, nurse and four children, Mrs, Pattorson and child, Miss Kiddell, Mrs. Hay and child.—Stone Bros,, agents. Australia, s.s., 459, Crawshiw, from Wellington and East Cofist ports. Passengers : Messrs. Milner, Jennings, Harden, Barsday, Mrs. and Miss Nevir., Misses Heise (2), Mrs. Mofiitt and family, Messrs. McLean, Weßthead.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Stanley, brigastine, 345. McDonald, from Lyttelton.—G. W. Owen, agent. lons, s.n., Araodeo, from Mercury Bay: Passengers : Constable and Master Joyce, Messrs. Jiennett, Smith, Mayson, and White. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. Gisborne, schooner, from Gisborno.—H. B. Mort on, agent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Columbia, schooner, 46, Conway, from Napier.—P. H. McKenzie, agout. Zealandia, K.M.s.s., 3000, K. Van Oterendorp, for Sydney. Passengers: Messrs. O. Barrett, S. Davis, T. F. Watson, and 2 steerage, and through passengers from San Francisco.—Union S.S. Co.. agents. Lillian, schooner, 103, E. Piltz, for Karotonga. Passenger: Mrs. Piltz.—Cruickshank and Co., agents. Arawsta, b.s., 1093, W. L.' Cromarty, for Fiji,—Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. April 2. Sarah and Mary, schooner, for Kaipara, Olive, schooner, for Samoa. Sea Bird, schooner, for Whangaroa. Zealandia, s.s,. for Sydney. April 3. Arawata, s.s., for Fiji. Lillian, schooner, for Rarotonga. Columbia, schooner, for Napier. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.— Tho Tarawera arrives from Southern pores and Melbourne; the Miital leaves for Westport. Tuesday.— Waihora arrives from Sydney; the Penguin arrives at Onohnnga from Southern ports, and leaves again at 4 p.m. for Wellington ; the Tarawera leaves for Sydney at 5 p.m.; the Australia leaves for East Coast pom at 6 p.m. Thursday.The Waihora leaves for Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—The Micgregor leaves for New Plymouth and Wanganui at 1 p.m. Tho loaa leaves for Mercury Buy and Tauranga at 5 p.m.; the Clansman for Russell, and the Glenelg for Whangarei at 7 p.m. The Wellington arrives from Whangarei at midnight. Tuesday.—The Wellington leaves for Wlia* Cgarei at 7 p.m. Wednesday.The Gairloch arrives from New Plymouth. The Wellington arrives from Whangarei at midnight. Thursday.—The Glenelg leaves for Great Barrier at S a.m. The Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m. The Wellington leaves for "Whangarei at 7 p.m.

Friday.—The Glenelg leaves for Mercury Bay md Tauiranga at 5 p.m.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This st does cot include coasters. MAN-O'-Wab.—Duquesne, in stream. Ships.—Hermione, in stream ; Lady Jocelyn, it Queen-street Wharf. ■ Basques.—Veritas, at Sugar Co.'s Works ; Easterhill, at Queen-street Wharf; Celestia, at Railway Wharf ; Laira, in dock Nanna, in Itreacn. Bf.igastines.—lka Vuka, Defiance, Peerless, Kailway Wharf; Oimaru, Clansman, In stream. SCHOOSEBS.—Buster, at Queen-street Wharf; Jessie Kicco!. in stream; Fanny Thornton, Devonport, Magellan Cloud, and Mariner, in stream. IMPORTS. Per R.M. s, . Zealacdia, from San Francisco :—For Auckland : 60 boxes dried apples. SO cases canned goods (fruits), 100 cases canned salmon, 100 kegs sausage casings, 25 kegs celery, be6f, and iron, 37 packages merchandise, For Bluff : 2 packages grain mills. For Suva :SO cases canned goods, For Nelson : 100 cases salmon, 2 packages merchandise. For Wellington : 100 cases canned fruit, 100 cases salmon, 4 packages merchandise. For Lyttelton : 8 packages raisins, 3 packages merchandise. For Dunedin : 200 cases salmon, 60 cases canned fruit, 33 packages sundries, and 8917 packages for Australian ports. Per brigantine Peerless, from Newcastle : 4CO tons coal. Per 5.3. Herald, from Greymouth: 600 tons coal. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Arawata, for Fiji: 33 cases fruits, 101 cases preserved meats, 18 casks ale, 2 iron safes, 12 bundles hay, 8 cases bacon, 5 cases mullet, 4 cases cheese, 39 casks beef, 190 sheep, 10 pigs, 2 horses. 10 bags lime, 67 bags potatoes, 48 kegs butter, 5 bags onions, 24 doors, 80 cases biscuits, 94 packages groceries, 108 packages 'oilmen's stores, 124 packages ironmongery, 198 packages sundries. Per schooner Lillian, for Rarotonga : 72 sacks potatoes, 10 cases onions, 188 pieces timber, 294 fruit bozos, 50 packages cabin bread. 200 cases preserved meats, 30 kegs beef, 50 packages sundries. Per schooner Columbia, for Napier: 41 tons bonedust, 5 tons potatoes. Inwakds Coastwise.—slana, cutter, from Tairua, with 27,000 feet timber; Margaret, cutter, from Whangarei, with 8000 feet timber; filahurangi, cutter, from Great Barrier, with 30 tons firewood ; Paku, cutter, from Tairua, with 20,000 feet timber; Zillah, ketch, from Wha* ngarei, with 63 tons coal. Outwabds Coastwise. —Mahorangi, cutter, for Barrier ; Paku, cutter, for Tairua; Mana., cutter, for Whangamata. The schooner Saucy Kate, from Mangonui, with 35,000 feet timber, the Saxon, schooner, from Russell, with 89 tons coal, and the Zillah, from Whangarei, with 63 tons coal, all arrived in harbour on Saturday morning last. The brigantine Peerless, with a cargo of coal, arrived in harbour on Saturday last. The passage, which occupied eleven days, was not noticeable for anything other than the fineness of the weather met with.

The ii.s. Clansman anil lona both arrived during Saturday night—tho former from Tauranga, and the lona from Mercury Bay.

K&Tho nchooner Gisborne arrived from Gilborne yesterday, having ieft that place on March 16 and called at intermediate porta. She brings the following cargo : 16 caksß and 1 bag beeswax, 23 casks whale oil, iGOlba whalebone, 25 hides, 22 sacks bones, 11 Backs wheat, B7 sacks maize, 25 sacks grass seed, 6 bundles iheepskina, 4 bales sheepskins, 2 bales wool, 18 jacks fungus, 34 packages sundries, 26 pigs.

> The Oceanic Steam Company's R.M. a.s. Zea« landia came into port with the Eaglish and American mails at 8.30 o'clock on Saturday morning last, being brought into port by Pilot Sainty. The Zealandia was very fairly patronised with passengers and! cargo, and, not needing any coal at this port, her stay here ■was but brief, for shortly after midday she ■was under weigh again, bound for Sydney. In the personnel of her officers several changes have been mado since she was last here. Mr. James Ranvill is now chief officer and Mr. S. Hames 'is chief engineer, whilst the duties of purser are fulfilled by Mr, George McLano, and to that gentleman ice are indebted for the prompt delivery of pur despatches, fee. Captain Van Oterendorp Reports as follows of the voyage : The Zealandia Jeffc San Francisco on 13th March, at 3.30 p.m.; passed the outer buoy at 5.5 p.m.; passed com* psiny's steamer Australia March 19, at 3 p.m., pound to San Francisco ; arrived at Honolulu Masch 20, at 8 a.m.; sailed same day at 3.4 p.ra<; touched off Tutuila March 27, 12.40 p.m., •to land mails; arrived here as above; steaming time, 18 days 19 hours. Fine weathar and light N.E. winds prevailed during the entire passage. ' The Union Co.'a h.i. Arawata left for Fiji ■last evening with cargo and passengers. En route she is to cull at Russell for a supply of 'coal.

\ Thlfl morning the French frigate Duquosne is 'to leave for Tahiti. En route she will call at •the Kawau, where the Vice-Admiral and his officers will be the guests of Sir George Grey for a few days. Yesterday the vessel was largely visited by the Auckland public, she having been (thrown opon'.for inspection. 1 At 8 o'clock yesterday morning the s.s. Herald arrived from Grevmouth with, a cartro of coal

and several passengers. She left the port named on the 30th ult., and had fresh north-west winds with fine weather during the trip. The b.s, YVaitalci arrived last evening; from Lyttelton and other ports with a full cargo and several passengers. She left Lyttelton on the 2Sth ult. at 7 p.m., and called at Wellington on the 30th, Napier on the Ist inst., Gisborno on the 2nd, Awanui and Waipu on the same date. Fine weather prevailing. Sir. D. Gouk was a passenger by the Wfufcaki last night from the scene of the wreck of the Mercury near the East Cape. We loam that the cutter was got down as far as low-water mark on Friday last, but when endeavouring to heave tho vessel off the anchor unfortunately came home, and operations had to be suspended for the time being'. The object of Mr. Gouk a visit to Auckland is for tho purpose of obtaining two anchors, with which he feels oonfident hp will be ablo to successfully heave the vessel off into deep water again; Tho cutter is wholly uninjured, except the loss of a few sheets of copper, etc. Tho s.s. Australia arrived at 11 am. yesterday, from Wellington and East Coast ports. She left Wellington on the 29th ultimo, Napier on the Slst, Gisborno on the Ist instant, and callod at Tologa Buy, Tuparoa, and Hick's Bay, Fine weather was met with throughout. The brigantine Stanley, from Lyttelton, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, but, owing to it being obb tide at the time, alio was forced to drop anchor off the powder ground. Sha will come up harbour during to-day.

PORT OF ONE SUNG A.

ARRIVALS. Penguin, s.s.. Allium, from the South. Prssengers : Miss Francis, Mrs. Bryson, Messrs. Farley, Spracg, McKerrow, TwohilU Kelly, Nolan, Atkinson. Butt. Bryson, Kennedy, Heaphy. Rinswell, Wood, Drake, Gibbons, Levy, Moss, Maxfield, Hondy, Morao, Kullshan, hi to, Prince. Clifford. Hawk, Jones, Banks, Martin, Profitt, Hill, Mitchan, Glover, Gamble, and 29 steorage. —Union S.S. Co., agents. Micgregor, s.s,, DAniols, from New Plymouth. Passengers : Messrs. May, Williamson, Pearson, Wilson, Holland, Morgan, and 5 steerage.—A. Barnes, agent.

DEPARTURES. Penguin, s.b., Allman, for Wellington,— Union S.S, Co,, agents. The Northern Co.'s s.s. Micgregor, from New Plymouth, arrived yesterday morning, with a iionoral cargo and several passengers. The Union Co.'s si.s, Penguin, 749 tons, Capt. Allman, from the South, arrived at noon on Saturday. She left Dunedin at 4.30 p.m. 011 tho 2Sth ult. ; arrived at Lyttelton at S a.m. on the 29th; left again for Wellington at 9 p.m., arriving at 11.30 a.m. on tho oOth ; sailed for Picton and Nelson at S p.m.. arriviag at tho latter port at 10 a.m. on the 31st: left again at I p.m., and arrived at Taranaki breakwater at 2 a.m. on the Ist inats. ; left for tho Manakau at II p.m., crossed tho bar at 11 a.m. on the 2nd, arriving as above. She left again for Wellington at 2 o'clock, with the Wonthern portion of the inward Sin Francisco mall. The s.s. Oreti will leave for Wanganui via New Plymouth, at 3 p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday), instead of Wednesday, as advertised in Saturday's Hekalik

KAIPARA.

The following are the number of ves«ols that entered inwards at Kaipara during the quarter ended March 31, ISS7 :— r A cssels. Tnnptniw, No. of From No of Tonnage. ClB „ Victoria— .. ..6 .. 2,151 .. 44 New South Wales .. 2 „ ;">S7 — 10 Queensland .. ..1 .. 151) .. 7 Tasmania .. ..1 .. 3.M .. 7 Natal 1 .. 324 .. 9 New Caledonia.. ... 2 .. 592 .. 16 Vessols cleared outwards at Kaipara during tho quarter ended March 31, ISS7 : — t Cargo Timber. r . No. of tv,,. No. Dressed. R. Sawn. Baulk. For ' Yes'is. Tons " Crew Feet. 'eet. Feet. TT. Kin'd'm 3 2,257 41 .. 360,600 Victoria .. S 2.462 6S 846.000 321,789 934.393 N.S. Wales 7 1,767 57 543.434 663,565 500,706 Value. United Kingdom .. .. £7,510 £^6S Victoria £1,630 I,SCe 2,265 Sew South Wilts .. 3,104 2,303 1,335 Also, for United Kingdom, 100 cases mullet, value £120 ; 50 casea meat, value £60.

BY TELE G B A P 11.

! MANGO NUT ' April 2.—The Mia a, with 190,000 feat sawn i timber, is ready for sen. Captain Bowdcn will leave for Sydney to-night if the wind is at all favourable. BLUFF. April 3.—Arrived : The s.s. Robomahana. She left Hobson's Bay at 030 p.m. on the 30th ; passed Swan Island at 2.30 p.m. on the 31st; arrived at 6 p.m. Moderate westerly winds prevailed throughout the passage, with thick rainy weather after to nearing the New Zealand coast. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Champion, Struthers, Messrs. Heras, Huchard, Wilson, Goodinge, Allen, Cooper. Cheyne, Russell, Wright. For Dunedln : Messrs. Nixon, Gray, Wallace, Dickson, Shirres, Bishop, Shepherson, Quin, Gillam, Duncan, Bastings, Dr. Cunningham. For Lyttelton : Mr. and Mrs. Stenson and 4 children, Mr. and Mrs. Edmondson and 5 children, Mr, McNeil and child, Mr. Higginbotham. For Wellington : Mesdames StevoDa and Bain, Misse3 M*nson, Warner, Eeid, F. .Ryan, Mrs. Mison. For Auckland: Messrs, Hayward, Glass, Compton, Buchanan. THE DORIC. Ltttelton, Saturday,—Sailed : The Doric for London, via. Rio. Psfsenaors —Saloon : H. J. Hood, Davidsor, Holmes, Hon. Howard, Spensley. A. Scutton, A. Flynn. Miss W. Flynn, Mrs. E. Lancon. Messrs. John E. Dorey, W. H. Wooldridge, Mrs. H. B. WoolrMdge, Mr. F. Williams, Mrs. E. M. Williams, M;ss Williams, Mrs. Ferris, Miss Fergie, Mies Bessie Bullock, Miss Gellibraad, Mrs. Charles Clark, Master Clarke, Mr. E, M. Thompson, Mm. W. Thomas, Miss Thorns, Messrs. Ralph Ewing, B. Logan, J. B. Logan. Second saloon: M. H. Mercer, Mrs. Miry Morgan, Miss E. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mr. W. K. James, Airs. Annie Andrew, Rev, J. Cripps, Miss L. C. Harking, Miss Hankins, Mrs. Hankins, Miss D. Hankins, Mrs. Hankins, Miss M. Hankins, Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Mr. Wakefield, Dr. A. Preston, Miss J. Preston. Lawrence Scott, Miss Louisa Duff, Mrs. J. L. Mailer, F. Barry, F. Ellis, E. Daniels. Steerage : Richard Snellio,; James Chift'ey, Miry Anno Chiffey, Thomas Fuller, Jame3 Sinclair, Abel Gibba, Joseph Gibbß, E. Croiley, Edwin Bassfoni, Philip Mango, Miss Clark, .1. 3. Stone, E. W. S. Farrell, Robert Gordon, M. Oldfiald, M. Pettigrew, G. Cassar, J. E. Hatch, Walter Johnston. Mrs. Devitt, Mrs. Hewlt, Mr*. F. Hewitt, M.ater A. Hewitt.

ENGLISH. PASS KM G

The following passengers had booked at London whan the mail left on the 24th February for Wow Zealand ports : — P. and O. Co.—Per Rome, sailed March lltu, for Auckland: Mr». Boyd, Mr. A. fcirkett. Per Clyde, sailed March 25—for Auckland ; Mr. Robertson, Mrs. llarrop, Mr. W. F. JSarrop. For Lyttelton : Mr. P. D. Wills. Orient Line.—rer 8.3. Orizaba, sailed March 3rd : — For Auckland : Mrs. Kennndy, Miss A. 11. Kennedy, Miss A. G. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Court, ,Jr. and Mrs. Givers. For Port Chalmers ; Mrs. J. Waddell, Miss Sinclair. For Wellington: Mr. Klizinaarico. For T&rariaki : Messrs. McLeod, R. Matthews. Per Lusitanla, sailed Jlarch 17th For Napier : P.ev. R. McLean. For Auckland ; Mr. G. McKisiack. For Fort Chalmers : Muses M. Mr,Kissack, X. McKissack, Mr. Cook. For Wellington : Rev. and Mrs. Smellie and Infant. Sh»w-Savill Link.—-Per s.s. Arawa, which left London on the 241h and Plymouth on the 25th, for Auckland and other New Zealand ports Saloon Passengers : Mr. J. Arbouin, Mr: and Mrs. Allhusen, Miss J. Atkins, Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Boyd, JJias Boyd, Mr. H. G. Barrett, Mr. H. W. Barstow and valet, Mr. and Mrs. J. Courtonay, Mr. and Mrs Colliver, Mr. G, A. Cove, Mr. O. Kraser. Mrs. Qoetz, Mr. Ooetz, Mr Henry ft. Clegg, Mr. G. K. (irlmsdale, Mrs. Hamilton Hunter, Miss M. H. Hunter, Miss A. N. Hunter, Mr. A. H. Howard, Mr. 11. T. James, Mr. A. T. James, Mr. Munton Jalfray and valet, Mr. Johnson, Mr. and Miss Latimer, Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Lonnitafi and family (4), Mr. Wellwood Maxwell, Miss A. Martin, Mr. it. X. Marsh, Hiss Powell, Mr C. A. Chandos Pole, Mr. J. Thiel Price, Mr. R. Head, Mrs Dr. Russell, Miss Russell, Mr. W. H. Savill, Miss K. TenmaD, Miss H.Vallance, Mr. A. Vallancc, Miss J.Vallanco, Miss 11. A. Webb, Mr. H.Wood, Mr and Miss Weldon, Mr.Williams, Miss F. Whut/ord. Second class : Mr. W. C. Beatson, Mrs. M. G. Bellamy, Misses D. Bellamy, M. Bellamy, Mr. and Mrs. G. C'oombor, Mrs. M. Couper, Mrs. Dudgoon, Misses K. Dudgeon, Dodds, Messrs. W. G. Gray, David Green, J-'. Hootou, G. Lello, G. Mawloy, G. Morrell, Mr. and Mr*. Maclatchy, Mr. B. C. Maud, Mr. and Mrs. J. Milne and family (5), Rev. Mr. Ready, Mrs. Rois, Messrs. A. Hherriff, A. Shaw, T. B. Whitton, U. J. Whersat. Third class: Mr. W. Allan, Mr. and Mrs. It. Beddy, Messrs. K. Bentley, F. Bourne, C. Brook), "W. Burdock, K. Banks, J. Baxter, W. Burbridge, W. J. Cooper, W. Gumming, Mr. and Mrs. S. Cooke and family (3), .Messrs. W. W. Clarke, W. Cann, R.Crook,L. Dum,J. Dnrn.K. H. Dudgeon,ll. 8. Du Port J. Dyer, G. P. England, Air. and Wrs. E. J. B. Ell'otl, Misses A. Gill, M. Gledhlll, Messrs. D. Green.M. Herse, J. Uogl, Mr. and Mrs. O. llmt, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bibbtrd. Misses E. Hunt, A. H. Hodge, Messrs. J. Hucker, H. HeppenstaTl, Mrs. Uarwaid, Miss Harward, Mrs. Haurahan and family 1.6), Miss E. A. Hall, Mrs. M. Hulme, Mr. K. Iluime, miss F. ffulmo, Messrs. IC. Irvine, J. James, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mssara. J. James, A. James, Mrs. B. Kay. Messrs. J. Lockwood, J. Macdonald, W. J. McCavana, Q. N. McL«au, W. M, Marshall, J. G. McDougall, F. Newton, F. Nlcholl, F. Forteous, S. Porter, Mr. and Mrs, J. Read and family (5), Mr. T. Kothweli, Misses J. Rodger, i. Rodger, Messrs. G. 15. Ross, G. t-cbapke, w. H. Stephens, T. Smith, A. J. Stuart, A. Tunly, Miss C. Taylor, Messrs. M. Thompson, T. Vicars, W. Whitwortb, W. H. Wild. J. Walsh, A. Wilson. Loading.—The following vessels wero on the berth loading at London on the 24th February For Auckland : Centurion, Lutterworth. For Canterbury: Otago, Rangitikei. For Otago: Candidate, Leva. For Wellington: Leander, Wanjjiimt, Caroline Beha. At Liverpool For Wellington and Dunadin : Peru. At Glasgow For Otago and Auckland : Routenbeck. Faeiobti- — wero ruling as follows at London when the mail left on the 24tU February, for New Zealand ports Sail. Steam. Measurement (rough) 27 C 30 0 I." BO 0 10 0 Ditto (fine)— .. 32 6 35 0 ~ 60 0 70 0 Weight .. 25 0 — 10 0 50 0 Bottled Beer, earthenware end glassware 27 6 — <. SO 0 — Cement .„ .. 5 0 p. ck. .. 45 0 weight Bulkßoor » >. 45 Op. IbUda,. 80 Op. ihhds.

\ NEW YORK. Freights,—At New York freights wero ruling as follows on the 3rd March. Kates to all ports, except to Dunedin ami Auckland, were a trifle higher, ami were quoted: Imiodin, 15 cents. : Wellington, 22$ to 24 cents. ; Auckland, 15 cents. Shipowners were firm for oir own prices. ' The barque C. W. Janes, 525 tons, loft New York on the 4th February for Auckland and Lyttelton, Slid has on board the following cargo for here:—7Eo c»s cn kerosene oil, 130 cases turpentine, lt>o bills, plaster, 2 cases shovels, OS cases axes »mi hatchets, Sf> c a s«3 sowing machine*. 760 par.kaj as mill machinery, 203 reels barb wire. 66 packages cariiageware, 16 packages nails, 43 caao3 handles, 31 cases chair*, 120 cs'.os slatos, 17 casos scales, 65 cases mfd. tobacco. 6 m ft. d-.-sls, 4S packages oars, 48 loose oars. The barque Arab was ou the berth loading for Dunedin and Auckland whon the mail loft, and sho was expected to sail about tho 20th March. Sho is a vessel of 641 tons.