SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8061, 23 September 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

-ffiaa Watkr et Auckland—lo.4o a.m.; 11.6 p.m. * " Manukau-2.20a.m.; 2.16 p.m. Bu!v — Kiios, S.SO ; sets, 5.f>5. Moon—First quarter, 24th, 4.43 p.m.

: ARRIVALS. Chrristinft, schooner, SUt», from Whangarei. f-M*ster, agent. Agnes Donald, ec'hooner, J. Lewis, from IVhangarei.-Maaier, agent. Agnes Martin, ketch, Josephs, from Russell. .-•Stone Bros., agents. Zlllah, ketoh, 36, Colling*, from Russell.— Scone Bros., agents. Norval, schooner, 56, Edwards, from Russell. —Mister, agent. lona, e.s., 156, Amodeo, from Tauranga and ■way ports. Passengers : Uossrs. Moss, Rhodes, G. H. Loe, Davis, Meadley, Marsh, Robertson, lira. Murlow, Misses Witherow and Jennings, jmd 9 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.e., 279, Htephenson, from Whafigarei. Paesengers :— Mossrs Roue, Wilson, Mallabofd, Farrow. Williams WardrnfT, Sparrey, Kavanagh, Reynolds, Porter, McGregor, Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Huntt, Mr. and Mrs. Byrne, Mm. McLeod, Misses Flaet, Hawkins, Edruietou, Oarmichael, and 2 in the ateorage.--ISforthern S.S. Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Spitfire, cutter, 32, Brown, for Gisborne.— Master, agent. Herraione, ship. 1120, D. T. Roberts, for London.—L. D. Nathan and Co., agents. DEPARTURES. C. W. Junes, schooner, for New York. D»nae, barque, for Baker Island. Spitfire, cutter, for Gisborne. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tONOON : Balcarris Brook, e.g., sailed September S, via Syilnoy. Ashleigh Brook, e.s. (via, Sydney), to sail October S. Piake, ship, sailed July 1, Zealandia. ship, sailed July 23. Lurliup, ship, sailed July 26. May Qieen, ship, loading. ■\Taik;it3, ship, loading. Seleinbria. s.s., to load. Canterbury, ship, loading. GI.iSC.ow : Margaret Galbr&ith, ship, sailed July 1. USW YORK : Star of the East, barque, sailed June 7, QJKS Evie Reed, birque, sailed June 24. Mary A. Greenwood, barque, sailed JiJy 27. Ada Stott, b;.rqne. sailed August •-.. Rebecca Crr.well, barquo, loading. JAVA : Kitkdalo, barque, sailed about Augnel; 20. FIJI : Jennie B;, schooner, early. Sharpshooter, barque, early. SYDNEY : Bellinger, s.s., sailed September 17, via Newcastle. Seabird, schooner, early, sailed Sept. 10. BRISBANE : M .s;ellan Cloud, schooler, sailed Sept. v. itewcastle : Stanley, brigaatine, early. FBOM ISLANDS : Richmond, s.s., about Sept. 30. Olive, schooner, early. !Tore», schooner, early. Kyno, brigantine, early. Slaile, schooner, early. Louie, schooner, early. ITTTKLTO.V : Notero, barque, early, Lizzie Gay, schooner, early. >UXEDIN' : Orpheus, schooner, sailed September 14, PF.OJECTLD DEPABTT7RE3, LONDON : Hcmione, ship, loading. Rangitikei, ship, early. ■ ÜBVir yore : Stir of the E*st, barque. UNION* S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.— The Wanaka leaves Onehunga at 1 *.m. for Southern ports ; the Te Anau leaves • *or Southern ports and Melbourne at noon. NORTHERN S.S COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS To-day.—The Clansman arrives from Russell 'at 6 a.m., and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; the loDa for Mercury Bay, and the Wellington for Vi'hangarei. at 7 p-ni. Saturday.— Gairloch arrives from Waiiar», and lona from Mercury Biy. . Sundiy.—The Clansman arrive! from Tau'.•nnsik early. VESSELS IN HARBOUK. This list dees not include coasters. "Urujiader, ship, nt Qneen-street Wharf. Her mione, ship, at Qaeen-street Wharf. Rangitikei, ship, In stream. "Wild Wave, brig, at Railway Wharf. Oimarn, brigantine, in stream. I'ieetwtDg, schooner, in stream. '.'S'aiwera. schooner, Qaeen«etreet Wharf, Grecian Bend, schooner, in stream, schooner, at Qaeen-street Wharf. Sliiniha, schooner, at hUilway Wharf. Giencairn, schooner, at Railway Wharf« Glemer, schooner, at Railway Wharf. IMPORTS. Perß.B. Tβ Anau, from Sydney: 1313 bags bonedust, 50 cases maizena. 304 cases fruit, 7 cases sewing machines, '255 sacks bones, 31 bars iron, cases arrowroot, 10 packages machinery, <J9 cases claret, 26 pieces timber, 17 cases books, 10 bare iron, 3 packages quiok•ilver, 3bhds spirits. 10 j casks rum, 194 packages mercbandisr, -£00 epokea, 182 packages ■Tindries, and cargo for Southern ports. J EXPORTS. Per ship Hermione, for London : 60 casks limejaice, 1 piece timber, 29 bales cotton, 169 bag* cotton seed, 74 tons copra, 327 casks, 43 cases pearl shell, 05 casks oil, 1319 c<sks tallow, 153 bale* skins. 728 bales 441 pockets wool. 12 bile* leather, 345 biles flax, 26 bales rags, 3000 cases preserved meat*, 13 cases honey, 73 cases wine. 55 cases gurn dust, 444 cases kauri gum. 3£ tons bark. 14,980 horns, 21 bags bones, 37 bags hoops, 63 packages sundries. , Inwards Coastwise.—lda. barge» from Pakiri, with firewood ; Elinor Morton, cutter, from MansawHi; Four Sietere, cutter, from Omaha, with firewood ; Gannot, cutter, from "Waiheke, with firewood ; Janet, cutter, from "Whangarei, with lime; Kose, cutter, from Waiheke.

The schooner C. W. Janes and the barque Danae both took their departures yesterday morning, the former for New York and the Danae for Baker Inland. The new schooner Gauloise entered outwards at the Customs yesterday for Tahiti. She i« expected, to be ready to eail to-morrow. Tho schooner Grecian Bend is to go hence to ■Whangaroa, and there load timber for Sydney. She entered outwards at the Customs yester-

day. The e.B. Wainui arrived at Ruse»ll fnm hero yaaterday morning, and after taking in a sup* fly of coal left again for Fiji during the afternoon. Yefiterday eaw the arrival of sevnrai vessels from Whangarei and Kaseell, with cargoes of coaL. Some of the veeeele experienced considerable delay en route, having to seek shelter frarn the recent heavy S.W. weather. The cutter Spitfire sailed for Gtsborne last evening, with a c»rgo coniinting of 6 tons coal, 25 tone elates, and a quantity of furniture, etc. It is not in the Australian trade only that there is a high minded disregard of dinger arising from a general mixing up of explosives and combuatible matter iu a cargo. We see that h ve.isel in New York Harbour, bound for Florida, having 150 kege of gunpowder and a quantity of hay aboard, also carried some car« boys of sulphuric acid. One of those broke, the vessel of course caught fire, but by some good providence the fire was extinguished before it began to meddle with the gunpowder. The three-masted schooner Devonport, from Wellington, reached the Kaipara on Tuesday last.

The brigantine Borealis left Eundiberg for Newcastle on thu 6th inst.

The Union Company's new uteamer Fiikaki, built at Glasgow, and intended to open up direct communication between Greymouth (N.Z.)and Melbourne, sailed from Glasgow on the 2nd August, and will probably call at Hobart en route to Dunedin. A second steamer for the same company is being built. From Sydney we luarn in reepect to the state* raents made here an to the chartering of the Collaroy and Coonanbara, that the owner* of the latter steamer deny the statement so far as thair steamer is concerned. As to the Bellintrer, Mr. NJco.'l, the owner, haa chartered her to Mr. J. D. Young, of .Sydney, /or a perod of six months, to ran between Auckland and Russell and Whangarei. The Bellinger, now >n her way hare, is to remain under the charge of Captain Benson, who is bringing her acrois, and the engineers and other deck oificers are to remain on the vessel, which is prohibited by the charter from trading to any other ports than those we mention above.

The echooner Seabird left Sydney on the 10th iniifc. for this port, with a cargo consistIng of 1000 bags honeduet.

The schooner Magellan Clond is now on her "way from Brisbane to this port. Sho loft there cm the 9th inst. in ballast.

The schooner Lizzie Guy left Lyttelton for thin port on tho ICth iust., with 94 sacks potatoes, 125 sacks and bags flour, 20 sacks oats, 125 sacks sharps, 2 crates biscuits, 1 dray, 1 package sundries.

Tho ship Herrmone cleared at the Customs ye»terd»y afternoon, and was later in the day taken off to an anchorage in the stream, and to-day the good ship is to got under weigh bound fur London, Slip tr.kee r. c*rgo valued a* under :—l'enrUheil, £2289 ; tallow, 436 torn, '£S'Mi; ekins, 158 bales, £2078: wool, 254,980 Ibi, £11,356; copra, 74 tone, £998; preferred

meats. 136,5001b5, £2850; oottoo, £269 ; cotton seed, £390 • a .x, 40 tons, £756 ; leather, £184 f wine, £373 : limejuioe. 2000 gallons, £100 ; kauri gum, 49 tone. £2464 ; sundries, £894 ; total Talue of curgo, £34,054. -~.,', A schooner in sight was reported from Tinrtitl yesterday afternoon, but owing to adverse winds she was nnable to reach the harbour up to a late hour last night. She will most likely prore to be the lizzie Guy from LyUelton. The sohooner Miniiha is to go hence to Tairua, and there load a cargo of thnborjor Welliugton. PORT OF ONEBUNGA. AKRIVAL3. Wannka s ■.. Grant, for the South. pAisengers- M-sirs J. AllwiU, T. Mitchell, Brightwell, Polhurst-Union S.B. Co., agents. Stormbird, s.s., Chambers, from Wellington. —A. H. Nathan, agent. DEPARTURES. Gairlooh. e.s., McArthar, for Waltara. Passengers : Messrs Ford, Joll. McPherson, Grant, Woodhouse. Hawes.—A. B*rnes, iißent. Stormbird, s.s.. Chambers, for Wellington.— A. H, Nathan, agent. Maogragor, e.a,, Johnson, for Wasganul. "ailengers : Ur. Stone and 1 eteerage.—A. Barnes, agent. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Wanaka: 26 hides, 4 cmii butter, 24 head of cattle, and 16 packages. The e.s. Stormbird, from Wellington, arrived at 10 o'olook yesterday morning;. She Uf t again for Wellington via Waitara at 5 o'olook. The Northern Co.'s s.s. Gairloch, for WaiUra, took her departure at one o'clock yesterday, with cargo and passengers. The Union Oo.'s s.s. Wanaka, 277 tons, Capt. J. Grant, from the South, arrived at 11.30 yesterday morning;. She left Lyttelton at 9 p.m. on the 19th, and arrived at Wellington at 1.45 p.m. on the 20th ; sailed for New Plymouth at 6 p.m., and arrived at 10 a.m. on the 21st; left for the Manukau at 3 p.m.; orossad the bar at 2 a.m. on th» 22ud, acd arrived as above. Experienced fine woather throughout. The Northern Co.'s s.e. Mwgregor left for Wanganui and Wellington yesterday, with 500 drain pipes, 1 bale paper, 6 cases stationery. 4 c*ses and 12 trunks boots, 3 sacks seeds, SO cases fruit, 3 rolls matting. 6 rolls oilcloth, 57 cases and IS trusses drapery, 3 sacks peanuts, and 195 cues and packages.