SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8056, 17 September 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Sigh Water at Auckland—6.4o a.m.; 6.69 p.m. „ „ Maaukau—lo.2o a.m,; 10.39 p.m. BtlJr.—Rises, 6.0 ; sets, 6.80. •*- is— Moon, 18th, 1.39 a.m. ARRIVALS. ♦v w»lapu, schooner, Nicolas, from Eat OoMt torts.—H. B. Morton. agent. i Mararow. 2406, J. Edie, from Russell. Pas*sngers: Messrs. Line, Greenfield, Diokion, Siliddleton, Brown, Biahop, Stewart, Mesdames Stewart, Midieton, Clark, Miss Stewart. — •Union S.S. Co., agents. 1 nedin, schooner, 66, from Napier.—Matter, agent. " Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, from Wha« togarei, Passengers: Messrs. McLennan, Kirk, Harps, Ellis, Buokworth, Sharps, S&ndtord, Campbell, House, Davison, Mesdames Jagger, .Campbell, Winion, Doul and fire children, Roie, Turner, Kelsey, Rogers, Clendon, land four steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ; Spitfire, cutter, 32, P. 2>rown, from Tologa. 3Bajr. —Master, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. • ' Marnroa, b.b,, 2466. James Edie, for Southern porta and Melbourne. Passengers For Giafcorne : Biihop Stewart, Messrs. A. Littler, T. J. Caahen, Ballantyno. For Napier: Miss Cook, Mrs. Millar, Rev. J. T. Wells, Miss IBowerman, Messrs. Coates, J. W. Neal, J. Churton, T. J. Letlingham. For Wellington : Messrs. Bannister, Charlesworth, W. D. Kane, \V. Goss, Johnr.toD, Simkin, Lambert. Miss Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. MoKcnsle, Mr. and Mr*. Ross, General Howell. For -Lyttelton : tlassrs. Durward, T. H. Russell, Liddbrook, t)r. and Mvs. McGregor and child, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Moir. For Dunedin : Mr. C. H. Laws, and 23 in the steerage. f-Union S.S. Co., agents. Lutterworth, barque, 887, R- Streater, for .Conooption Bay (Chili). L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. f Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, for Wha®garti,—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Mararoa, •*.»., for Southern porta and Mel* Jjor.rne. ; "Wellington, (.8,, for Whangaral. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SAN frAncisco : i ZealancHa, R,41, dad. J TLONuoi'. : Arang!, a.s,, to-day. . c Ealc&rrin Brook, a.s., sailed September 5, J via Sydney. , , . .. Ashlelgh Brook;, 1.1, (via Sydney), to (Ml October 8. .Zealandia, ship, sailed July 23« Lurline, ship, sailed July 26. Piake, ship, loading. Slay Quean, ship, loadings Waikacj, ship, loading. Seler.bria, e.s,, to load. 0tlSGO»V: W'..rgaret Galbraitb, ship, idled July 1» >"EW roRK : Star of the East, barque, sailed June 7, QJKN Erie Reed, barque, sailed June 24. Mary A. Greenwood, barque, tailed July 27, JAVA : Kirkdale, barque, tailed about August 20, • FIJI : ! Jennie 8., schooner, early. Sharpshooter, barque, early, syPNET : * Seibird, schooner, early. Bellinger, s.s., tailed September 12. "CASTLE. : j Stanley, brigantine, early, i Oil IftI.AN.D3 : J ; Richmond, s.s., about Sept, SO, Olive, schooner, early. l'crea, schooner, early. ' Ryno, brigantine, early, • IJaile, schooner, early. • Louie, schooner, early, J.YTTKLTON : Mimiha., schooner, tailed August 29, > nca.'.rn, schooner, tailed September 1L ' Notero, barque, early. Lizzv* Guy, schooner, early. jptJNEDi.',' : Glf.aner, schooner, sailed September 12. Orpheus, schooner, sailed September 14, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. SYIWSY: Zealandia, R.M, s.s,, to»day. LOUCON : Aorangi, s.s., via Southern Ports, e&riy, Hcrmiono, ship, loading. Rangitikei, ship, early. nxvr YORK : C. W. Janes, schooner, loading. Star of the Eaiit, barque. VALPARAISO : Luiterworth, barque, 18th inst, NORFOLK ISLAND : Waiwera, schooner, early. UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. . . Sunday.—The Penguin arrlvjs at Unennnga at 8 a.m. from Southern ports; the Australia arrives from East Coast ports; the Wainui arrives from Lyttelton. Monday, — The Rotomahana is due from Southern ports and Melbourne; the Penguin leaves Onehunga at 10 a.m. for Southern ports ; the Ohau arrives from Napier and Southern porta, and leaves for Greymouth. Tuesday.—The Rotomahana leaves for Sydney via Russell at 5 p.m.; the Australia leaves for E'mt Coast porta at 6 p.m. Wednesday.—The Te Anau arrives from Sydney ; the Wainui leaves for Fiji via Russell at 5 p. m. Thursday.—The Wanaka arrives at Oaehunga at 8 a.m. ; the Te Anau leaves for Southern parts and Melbourne at noon. Friday.—The Wanaka leaves Onehunga at 1 p.m. for Southern porta. I- NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Monday.—The Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m.; the lona for Mercury Bay, Tairun, and Tauranga at 5 p.m.; and the Clansman for Russell, at 7 p.m. The Wellington arrives from Whangarei at 7 p.m. Tuesday,—The Wellington leaves for WhaSgarei at 7 p.m. Wednesday.—The Gairloch arrives from Waitara. Thursday,—Tho Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m.; the Douglaa arrives from Opotiki; the lona leaves for Great Barrier at 8 a.m.; the Wellington arrives from Whangarei. Friday.The Clansman arrive# from Russell at 6 m., and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; the Douglas leaves for Opotiki at 5 p.m.; the lona for Mercury Bay, and the Wellington for Whangarei, »,t 7 p.m. Saturday.—The Gairloch arrives from Wai« tara, and lona from Mercury Bay. Sunday.—The .Clansman arrives from TanCangn early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. , This list doe* not Include coasters. Crusader, ship, at Queen-street Wharf, Hermione, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. .Rangitikel, ship, in stream. Lutterworth, barque, in stream. Dana;, barque, in stream. Wild Wave, brig, at Railway Wharf. Ada C. Owen, brigantine, Queen-street Wharf, fDaraarn, brigantine, in stream. V.. W. Janes, schooner, Queen-street Wharf, Fleet wing, schooner, in stream. Welcome, schooner, at Queen»street Wharf. Waiwera. schooner, on slip. Grecian Bend, schooner, at Railway Wharf, Marion, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. iiXl'OitTS. ' • Per s.s. M'iraro.v, for Southern ports and Melbourne: — For Gisborne: 26 packages Sundries. For Napier :31 packages. For Wellington : 25 packages drapery, £9 packages •undrieu. For Lyttelton : 130 bundles timber, 1 case cigars, 6 bales leather, 74 packages sun* dries. Vor London, per Tongariro : 363 cases kauri gum, 21 cases coal. For Dunedin :74 pieces timber, 20 cases syrup, 200 bags sugar. 5 sacks cuts. 1 bale btoomv, 5 cases fub, 12 cases tins, 19 packages sundries, 7 cases painkiller. For Bluff : 362 packages sugar, 10 cases •yrup, 1 package. For Melbourne: 13 bales Has, 18 sacks kauri gum, 53 sacks oysters, 83 hides, 10 packages sundries. Up to the hour of going to press there were no signs of the R.M. s.s. Zealandia from San Francisco with the English and American mails. The steamer, by her contract, was due here on Thursday last, but no doubt her delay will be accounted for by her having met with heavy and adverse weather between Samoa and this port. The s.s. lona, on her arrival from her Great Barrier trip and after, landing her passengers and cargo, was yeiterday morning taken into dock for cleaning, etc. In consequence she did not leave for Mercury Bay and Tairua last evening. The s.s. Mararoa had rather a severe tussle on her trip down from Russell to this port during Thursday night, she having to contend Against a strong S.E. gale. In consequence her arrival here was delayed until close upon 9 o'clock yesterday morning. However, the Union Company, with the promptitude for which they are so noted, managed to get her away again on her trip to Southern ports and Melbourne close to her announced hour of starting, mid-day. She was not very largely favoured with either passengers or cargo. A strong easterly gale prevailed during yesterday, and in consequence, a number of vessels ready for sea had to be content with remaining fast and snug at anchor in harbour. The s.s. Whampoa, which was here recently, is to leave Wellington for Hongkong direct on the 28th inst, The cutter Spitfire arrived here yesterday morning from Tologa Bay, with a cargo consist* ing of 6 bales skins, 2 bales bones, 12 packages tallow, 28 sacks maize. The Union Co.'s s.s. Mawhera is to leave Dunedin on Tuesday next, for this port, oaiing «& rout© at the usual East Coast ports.

The brigantine Parnell left Hokianga, and the Peerless the Kaip»r», yesterday, both bound with timber for Melbourne. The ketches Lizette and Agnes Martin were both windbound at Whangarei yesterday. The s.t, Glenelg left Russell, for this port, on Thursday evening: but, owing to a very heavy | S.E. gale, which prevailed on the coast, she was foroed to return again, after getting as far as t Cape Brett. She will come on direotly the weather moderates. ... ... The N. Z. S. Co.'s s.s. Aorangi having left , Wellington for this port on Thursday afternoon » last may be expeoted to reach here during the - course of to-day. After landing the Auckland portion of her London cargo, she will return '» South again, and thence home. From here the steamer will take a quantity of kauri gum and • other cargo for the home market. , Owing to the strong easterly gale that pre- , vailed yesterday, the sailing of the s.s. Clans- , man for Tauranga, and Douglas and Chelmsford , for Opotiki, had to be postponed until the , wsather moderates. .... ' ... The b.s. Wellington left for Whangarei last ' evening. The schooner Dunedin arrived yesterday afternoon from Napier, after ft very smart run up of some forty-eight hours, and it is needless > te say that fine favouring winds aided the vessel during the passage. She dropped anchor off the > Railway Wharf. The Dunedin has come to 1 this port for the purpose of procuring ft return 1 cargo of drain pipes, timber, etc., for Napier. The schooner Waipu'came into harbour at : about 6.30 p.m. last evening, from her usual > East Coast trip, bringing as cargo 8 packages and 1 34 hides, 28 bales fungus, 655 sacks maize. She left Gisborne on the 3rd instant, and worked : along the coast, leaving Kawakawa last at 7 > p.m, on Thursday, reaching hero at stated.