SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8020, 6 August 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Bras VTatkr at AucMand-8 17 a.m.; 8.36 p.*. , Manukau—ll.s7 a,m,; 0.16 p.m. Sujr.-Rii'es. 6.58 ; sets, 5.14. lioos— or., 12U>, 11.17 ft m. ARRIVALS. Lode, schooner, 92, Svendaon, from Karotonga.—Stone Brother*, agents. Glansmas, b.b,, 336 Farquhar, from Northern ports. Passengers : Misses Simpson and Fife, Hours. Beanett, Baton, Dickiion, O'Brien, B&mford, Heta, Nesbitt, Wigmore, Harkley, Ooldie and ehild, Tynan, ET»ne, Subrltzky.— Northern 8.9. Co., »tents. Elinor Wrnon.l three-masted schooner, W. Berry, from New York, via Dunedin.— Clioney, and Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Clansman, s.s., 336, Farquhar, for Tauranga. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. loaa, ■.«., 156, Araodeo, for Meroury Bay.— Northern 5.3. Co., a?«nts. Wellington, e.e., 279. Stephenson, for Whangwrol.—Northern S.S. Co., agonts. Douglas, 8.i., Austin, for Opotlki.—Northern 0.8. Co., agents. Waiwera, sohoonor. 42. J. Alexander, for Norfolk Island.—M. Niccol. ajtent. Smaragd. brigantine, 24,5, J. M. Jorgensen, for Danedin via Morcury Bay.—3l. Mecol, Rgeafc. DEPARTURES, Doric, 5.8., for Wellington. Wenona, barque, for Danedin. Clansman, s.s., for Tauranga. lona, e.»., fer Mercury B»y. Douelas, e.e., forOpotikk. Wellington, e.e., for Whangarei. IMPORTS. Per schooner Louie, from Rarotonga, 19,000 Orangei. 1000 coooanuts, 07 oaske limejulce. 20 fc>B* coffee. ' fer schooner Elinor Vornon, from New York:—7 cases axes and hatchets, 3 cases tcalcs, 4 packages hardware, 1 package pumps, 2 packages carriage materials, 7 bundles oars. 151 package woodenware, 8 cases handles, 3 packages leather, 6 cases organs, 1 package lampware, 10 cases varnish, 50 cases oysters, 5 cases tobacco, 43 cases drugs, 350 oases kerosene 6il, 16 oasos slate*, 10 oases mineral water, 4 panes bolts, 84 b»les wrapping paper, 8 packages dairy goods, 59 kegs casings, 179 coils wire, o b*nol» olive oil. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Balmoral Castle, e.s. (via Sydney), sailed July Asleigh ifio'oke, s.s. (via Sydney), to sail Soptember 6. Cruder, ship, sailed May 27, HCLB. ZealandU, ship, loiding. Piako, ship, loading. t«XW YORK : Arab, barque, Bailed April 3, LKTP. Star of the East, barque, sailed June 7, QJKN Erie Kecd, barque, loading. Mary A. Greenwood, barque, loading. JSEVT3ASTLE : Defiance, brigantine, sailed July 26. FIJI : , Willhin Tumor, barque, early. Sharpshooter, barque, early. CITAVIA : Dai;se. barque, early, HTKO. Eicardo, barque, eirly, EQDS. pus ED in : Myrtle, brigr.ntine, sailed August 1. f,T IT ELTON ; ' >"otero, barque, sailed August 2. C. W. I qs i ichooner, early. pAMARtr : Pesrleyi, brijantine, sailed July 29. Darcy Pratt, eohoouer, early. *ROM islands : Kichvnor.d, s.s., about August 12, Olive, schooner, early. Tovea, schooner, early. PROJECTED UiiI'ARTUBKa. tOSBON : Hermione, ship, loading, prsw York : Elinor Vernon, barque, early. ' C. W. Janes, schooner, early. Arab, barque. Star of the East, barque. I Fr>LK ISLAND : Waiwetft, schooner, to-day, 'STBIENTJLY ISLANDS : Aliile, schooner, about 11th inet. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Sunday.—The Penguin is due at Onehanga et 11 a.m. from Southern ports. Monday. — The r*li>.napouri arrives from Eoutherc. Porte and Itfeibourne; the Penguin Joavee Cnehunga f\t 11.30 a.m. for Southern parts ; the Australia, arrives from East Coast Tnps4ay.— The Mararoa is due from Sydney ; I Ihe Ma-Bspouti leaves for Sydney at 5 p.m.; the Australia leaves for East Coast ports at £ p.ra. Thursday.—Th« Wainui arrives from Fiji; the Wanaka arrives at Onehungi at 8 a.m. from Southern ports ; the Mararoa leaves for (southern ports and Melbourne at noon. ' Friday. —The Wanaka leaves Onehanga at 1 p.m. for Southern ports. Saturday.— Gh:iu arrives from Southern £>ons. . N'OETnEHN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—The Gairloch arrives from Woitara, fcnd the lona (rom Mercury Bay. Sunday.—Tha Clansman arrives from Tauranp;a early. VE3SEL3 IN HARBOUR. This list dos.i not incluio coasters. jefermione, ship, at Qaecn-'itreet Wharf. gutter worth, barque, at Queen street Whirf. lloutenbeck, "barque, at Queen-street Wharf. JiOoh Naw, barque, in stream. £maragd, brigactino. in stream. Parnell, briguntine, in dock. Canaille, brigantine, Queen-street Wharf. liouie, schooner, at Railway Wharf. Elinor Vernon, schooner, iu stream* ; .Tflßsie Niccol, schooner, on slip. iFleetwing, Echooccr, in stream. EXPORTS. Per brigantine Hmaragd for Dunedin, to be thippod at Mercury Eny, 180,000 feet timber. Per schooner Waiwera, for Norfolk Island : £6 case* kerosene, 3 boxes tobacco, 109 bags fugar, 2 cisss spirits, 14 packages tea, 9 boxes candle.', 5 bags rice, 23 p-tckases oilmen , etoren, 18 pafAttges hardware, 11 boxes soap, 70 bigs flyur, 20 boxes sp.lt, 1 c.ib<3 boots, 69 packages lunc'.rio, 1 case wood carvings. Onco again the three»m<isted schooner Elinor "VorDon has come into port, and as upon previous visita, she is from New York via Dunodio. 7.'he barque is still under the command of •Captain Barry, but upon the present voyage a most pernistent run of ill-luck has attended the Bchoonsr, to such an extent that the voyage from New York to Dunedin extended out to something like 140 days, which was accounted for by pereistent bad and adverse weather ; and now. on the run tip fum Dunedin, the same ill winds have followed the vessel, so as to stretch cut the passage to over the ordinary average. Despite this, however, Captain Berry deserves credit for the clean state in which he has brought his vessel into port. The Elinor Ver«toon will bo berthed at the Hallway Wharf tocay, thero to land her New York cargo, and tipon completion of this she is to load up with ianri gum back to her original port of de« parture. The eteamibip Doric, hence for Wellington and other Southern porta and London, took Tier departure yesterday morning prompt to Jier announced time, 8 a.m. [ The s.s. Clnnsinan arrived from Rusnell ,/festerday mining, and, left again last evening fbound for Tauranga. The lona, for Meroury ■Bay and Tairua; the Wellington, for Whan- ! garoi ; and the Douglas, lor Opotiki, also took '-their departures during the course of the evenfling- ! The brlgantine Parnoll was docked yesterday ''morning;, and sho is to receive a thorough overhaul. The eohooner Qjsen was during the morning brought out of dock, and is now ('loading again for Hoktanga. Respecting the 'Pftinoll, it is a matter of surprise, seeing the 'very broken state of her copper, how Captain :.Mclsa:>cs managed to make so good a passage across from Newcastle. Tenders are now being called for the work of stripping, rtnaulklng, and recoppering the brigantine. : The schooner Waiwera cleared outwards at •the Customs yesterday for Norfolk Island, and she is to »Ail with tho first favourable change of wind. ' The barque Wenona, In continuation of her voyage to Dunedin, took her departuro yeeter* flay afternoon. The ketch Kecamia is expected to sail from Halensvilie for New Plymouth, with a cargo of timber, to-day. The schoonor Louie, which was signalled during a greater portion of the previous day, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, in tow of the tug Black Diamond, and soon afterwards was berthed at; the Railway Wharf, where tho work of landing her cargo of fruit is to be parried on. Tho homeward voyage of the Louie extended out to 24 days, and tb'ie was , attributable to the long succession of head and variable woathor met with, and the last four days of the voyage became an almost drifting match ; for it took the Louie that time to work from inside the Great Barrier into port. Xtasplte this long passage, the vessel has brought her cargo into port in capital order.