SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8073, 14 October 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland— ».ro.; 59 p.m. „ „ Manukan—B.4 ajn.; 8.19 p.m. Sun.--Rises. 6.83 ; sets, 6.11. Moon-New, 17th, 10.14 a.m.

ARRIVALS.

Alameda, R.Ms., 3000, H. O. Morse, from San Francisco September 23, and Honolulu September 30. Passengers: Miss M. McKensie, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bell, Messrs. J. Sooon, H. Folgei, J. Branbury, H. MoKmsie, T. York, J. Fraser, C. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Squire and family (5), Mr. Z. Baker. For Sydnoy: Messrs. Alexsnder Brown, W. 8. Baker, Thomas Bellinger, Thomas Devereux, A. JB. Fisher, R. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. John Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Gordon, Mrs. Marion Grafton, Messrs. Hugh C. Jackson, W. T. Lloyd, H. L. Millner, Mrs. I. B. Millner. Messrs. D. J. MacMurchy, Charles McLeod, C. Nettherm, F. G. Nutting, A Roberto Pullin, Dr. and Mrs. George E. Bundle. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kosencrantz and servant, Mr. G. Kosencrantz. Miss Kate Sinclair, Mr. J. H. Staurenghi, Mrs. Strange, Messrs. J. Sanderson. W. Sanderson, W. L. Vernon, Mrs. T. R. Van Hay sen, Mr. George Walker. Mrs. George Young, Mr. and Mrs, Sam. Matthews/Messrs. F. M. Clark. J. flatten, Mr. and Airs. Ed. Garretta, Messrs. Field, Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Camaron ('* Ouda"), Messrs. J. Wilson. Mason, J. D. Beckett, J. li. Bradley, and 46 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. Wainul, 8.H., 640, W. L. Cromarty, from Wellington. Pausengers :—From Wellington : Mr. A W alsh. Ex Rimutaka, from London : Meadames Estham, Jagger, Brown, Alexander, Misses Sutton (4), Messrs. Eastham, Evans, Lucas, Master Alexander. Fore cabin : Meadames Willis and family, Baggott, Evans, Newton and child. Misses Lessons, Gilmour (2), Messrs. Evans, Killing, Moore, Duggan {'!), Bingham, Brodskill, Newton, Johnstone, Blackley, Master Evans. — Union S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s-, 156, Amodeo, from Tauranga and way ports. Passengers: Mrs. O'Connor and child. Messrs. Clark, Hanna, Moses, Carina (2), Conet, Houghton. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., Stephenson, from Whangarei. Passengers : Messrs Hutchings, Campbell, sVfcEenzie, McGrath, Whitelaw, Smith. Bachaniu, McCullough, Cutfortb, McLeod, McMillan, Comins, Mmtmsd, Cooper, Rutherford, Mrs. Whitelaw, Mrs. Bell, Miss Younge;, Miss Parkinson, Constable Gordon, and nine in the ■teerage.— Northern S.S. Co., i.gents. Bellinger, s.s., from WhangareL Passengers : Mesdames Hoi ton. Steel, Miss Steel, Messrs. Sjmonds, J. Rosa, J. Dwyers, 3. Dent, E. Dent, A. McKenzie, Southwell, C. Sanders, Joea, Eitteby, Walker, iioydhonse, Mallett, Besley, and 2 steerage—Jubilee Steamship Co., agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Waihora, s.s., 2003. Thomas Popham, for Southern ports and Melbourne: Passengers :— For Gisborne : Miss Adams. Mesdames Lysner, Uoyhn, Messrs. Boy lan. Dickson, Urquhart. For Napier : Miss Niedorbaussn. For Wellington : Misses Duncan (2), Captain Todd, Messrs. G. Chinty. Williams. For Lyttelton : Messrs. Westall, Knott, Nelson, W. K. Virtue, O. H. Palmer. Miss Ruck, Judge Ward. For Danedin : Mr. and Mrs. Scott. For Melbourne: Mr. Williams, and twe in the steerage.Union B.S. Co., agents. Alameda, R.M. s.s., H. G. Mono, for Sydney. Passengers Saloon : Mr. C. Cameron, Mr* said Miss Nolan, Master Bell. Steerage :H. liudne, D. Daly.—Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Waihora, 8,1., for Southern ports. Richmond, s.s, for South Sea Islands. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: Balcarres Brook, s.s., sailed September 8, via Sydney, JCDO. Alhleigh Brock, s.s. (via Sydney), to tail October 8. Zealandia, ship, sailed July 23. JGHV. line, ship, sailed July 26, 411JV Waikato, ship, sailed August 24, MMV May Queen, ship, loading. Canterbury, ship, loading. Selembria, «.«., to load. Waitangi, ship, loading. •tasGow (VIA dunedijO I Margaret Galbraith.ahip.sailed July I.JKID. Liverpool (VIA WELLINGTON) : Himalaya, barque, loading, vtkm. JfliW YORK. :

Star of the East, barque, sailed June 7, QJKN Evie Reed, barque, sailed June 24, JST& Mary A. Greenwood, barque, sailed July 27, JITK. Ada atott, barque, tailed August 4, MDTP. Rebecca Crowell, barque, sailed Sept. 8. JAVA: Kirkdale. barque, sailed about August 20 QXLM. K.ri: Jennie 8., schooner, early. ffiOM ISLANDS : Olive, schooner, early. Torea, schooner, early, iiyno, brigantine, early, WLGV, *• Louie, schooner, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON :

Kangitikei, ship, loading. NEW YORK :

Star of the East, barque, to load. SYDNEY :

Alameda, K.M. s.s., to-lay. SAMOA, ETC.: Mule, schooner, loth inst.

UNION S3. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. __ To-day. —The Alameda leaves for Sydney ;Ithe Omapere arrives from the South, and leaves for Greymouth.

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 Wellington for Whangarci, and the lona for Mercury Bay at 7 p.m. Saturday.—The Gairlooh arrives from Watten ; the Macgregor leaves for Wanganui at 3 p>m. - Sunday.— Clansman arrives from Tauranga early.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR.

This Hat does not include coasters. Rangitikei, ship, in stream. Pi&ko, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. Stanley, brigantiue, in stream. Fleetwing, schooner, in stream. Halle, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Lizzie Guy, schooner, in stream. Three Cheers, schooner, at Railway Wharf.

IMPORTS. Per ■•■- Alameda, from San Francisco :—For Auckland : 200 cases canned fruits, 350 oases salmon, £0 cases dried fruit, 231 reels barb wire, 10 flasks quicksilver, 500 boxes apples, 18 bales broom corn, 100 cases onions, 10 sacks beans, 5 cases sponges, 6 bundles salt salmon. For Nelson: 50 oases salmon. For Fort Chalmers : 300 cases salmon, 60 caiei canned fruit, 7 ewes skates, 30 bales hops. For Lytteiton : 30 boxes codfish, 100 oases salmon, 7 packages merchandise. For Wellington: 200 cases salmon, 10 oases merchandise. For Sydney : 1700 cases salmon, 220 barrels salt salmon, 850 boxes canned f rait, 186 bales broom corn, 3770 boxes apples, 100 cases onions, 200 boxes casings, 206 packages machinery, 1855 doors, 796 snooks, 330 cases beer, 400 boxes codfish, 25 cases lard oil, 25 cases sponges, 62 barrels whale oil, 3 horses, 3 life-rafts, 5 cases leather, 3 packages axle grease, 191 packages merchandise. For Melbourne : 2500 cases salmon, 200 barrels salt salmon, 3302 sacks barley, 197 sacks rye, 763 boxes codfish, 47 packages merchandise. For Brisbane : 137 packages windmill, 13 packages sponges, 2 packages merchandise. For Fiji: 140 cases salmon.

EXPORTS. Per s.s. Waihora, for Southern ports and Melbourne. For Glsborne: 7 cases tobacco, 57 packages. For Napier: 280 bags sugar, 101 packages sundries, 216 packages per Balmoral Castle, from London: For Wellington; 35 bales wool, 183 oases kauri gum, 70 cases cheese, for transhipment for Loudon ; 198 packages sundries, 400 bags rice. For Lytteiton: 205 sacks guano, 20 cases ■yrup, 200 bags sugar, 78 paokages fruit, 18 casks limejuice, 4 casks oysters, 98 paokages sundries. For Dunedin : 23 crates tins, 40 cases syrup, 720 bags and mats sugar, 15 boxes paints, 10 bags oysters, 11 paokages sundries. For Bluff: 240 bags sugar, 12 packages. For Melbourne: 14 cases kauri gum, 1 brougham, 417 hides, 1 tierce tongues, 13 packages sundries, 20 bags coffee.

IITTfABDS Coastwise.—Margaret, barge, from Whananaki, with 22,000 feet timber ; Rob Boy, cutter, from MahuraDgi, with 35 tons firewood; Four Slaters, cutter, from Thames ; Wanderer, cutter, from Mahurangi; Janet, cutter, from Whangarei, with lime; Jane, cutter, from Mahurangi, with lime ; Rata, barge, from Port Charles, with timber; Totara, barge, from Paklri, with timber; Margaret, cutter, from Whananaki, with timber ; Water Lily, outter, front Barrier, with firewood ; Dunganee, outter, from Mahurangi, with firewood Leah, cutter, from Waibeke, with firewood; Henry, cntter, from Waiheke, with timber. Ootwabdb Coastwise.— Roy, cutter, for Mahurangi. _ ... , . . The a. a. Wainui, from Wellington arrived in harbour yesterday morning, bringing the Auokland portion of the Bimutaka'a mails, passenger*, and periodicals. Wellington was left at 5.30 p.m. on the 10th instant, the East Cape rouaded at 10 a.m. on the 12th, Auckland being reached at 7 o'clock yesterday morning, A strong N. E. gale had to be contended against up to noon of tho 11th, when it moderated, and from thence N. W. winds and fine weather. Intending passengers for London by the N.Z.S. Co.'s «,*. Aorangi, will need to leave Onehunga by the s.s. Rotorua, which it to leave on the 20th lan taut. .

> a The schooner Orpheus is to. go from the the Thames to the Gulf of Carpentaria with a cargo of timber, which ihe Is now taking in. The barque Laira wag supposed to have left London for the Bluff on the 11th September last. Mr*. O. B. Stone and Mm. Thow were retaining with the barque. The barque Deutchland, 381 tone, was on the berth loading at New York for Wellington and Auckland on the 16th September. She wai to •ail about the 20th October. On the 16 th September the rate of freight ruling at New York for New Zealand porta was 22& cents. The barque Rebecca Orowell left New York for Wellington on the Sth September. She has cargo for that port, and for Auckland 5000 cases kerosene, 9 bags coffee, and 1 cask glassware. From this port she will return to New York with a cargo of kauri gum. The R.M.S.S. Alameda, from San Francisco and Honolulu, came into harbour yesterday afternoon with the English and American mails, passengers, and cargo. She brought not only a large mail, bat in the matter of passengers she was alio fairly patronised, having for Auckland tea saloon and eight steerage, and for Australian ports 59 saloon and 46 steerage, or in all 114 passengers. The Alameda, as soon as she was berthed at the Qaeen«*treet Wharf,'commenced the landing of her mails, passengers and cargo for this and other New Zealand ports, and at the same time the work of taking in a needed supply of coal was also carried on. These works are expeofcsd to delay the steam' ■hip until 4 o'clock this morning, which hoar has been fixed for the steamer to resume her voyage to Sydney. The Alameda is still under the command of Captain H. G. Morse, who has with bim Mr. T. Dowdell as chief officer, and Mr. A. D. Little as chief engineer, whilst the important office of purser continues under the care of Mr. J. B. Sutton, to whom we are indebted for the prompt delivery of our files and for other favours. The voyage, which has been, so far, accomplished well within her contract time, appears to have proved a most enjoyable one to the passengers, and they speak very highly of tun attention shown to them by the officers named during the run across the Pacific. As upon former trips, good order and cleanliness in all depart' meats appeared to reign supreme, and to this fact may. in a great measure, be attributed the goodwill that existed between officers and passengers on board. Of the voysge, which has occupied 19 days 19 hours, we learn that San Francisco was left at 3.35 p.m. on the 23rd September, the pilot being landed at 5.48 p.m. same day. Honolulu was readied at 6.40 a.m. on the 30tb, and at 4.10 p.m. the steamer resumed her voyage. Off Tutulla a stoppage was made at 2.20 p.m. on the 7th inst,, for twenty minutes, during which time passengers and mails were exchanged with the connecting cutter from the place named, Auckland being reached as stated above. The trip was only noticeable for the fineness cf the weather, and the smooth tea that wai met with throughout. On the 27th alt., at 10 a.m.. the K.M.j,t. Mariposa, homeWard bound, was signalled. She was then about midway between Honolulu and San Francisco, and on the 12th inst., at 4.20 a.m., the steamship Zeahvndia, also homeward bound, was passed. The schooner Marion, bound for Lyttelton, crossed the Kaipara Bar on Wednesday last. The barque Speedwell, for Melbourne, also sailed out at the same time. To-day the barque Grasmere is to take her departure from the Kaipara, she being bound, like the Speedwell, for Melbourne.

The Union Co. s.s. Taupo, under receipt of a small subsidy from the New South Wales Government, is now calling regularly at Norfolk and Lord Howe's Island* on her way to and from the Fiji. The Collector of Customs. Boston, U.S.A., imposed a penalty of £1000 on the master of the Cunard steamer Aphaloaia for permitting an alleged demented and penniless person to escape while an inquiry was in progress as to whether she be returned to the port of embark' ation as a pauper. The vessel's clearance was also withheld. *

It was not until after 11 o'clock yesterday morning that the s.s. Richmond was able to get away on her voyage to the Islands, the delay having been occasioned in the taking in of her live stock.

The Union Company's s.s. Waihora, hence for Southern ports and Melbourne, took her departure shortly after noon yesterday, with mails, passengers, and cargo. Early yesterday morning the s.s. lona arrived from Tauranga and way ports, and after landing passengers and cargo she left again at 8 a.m. on her usual trip to the various harbours of the Great Barrier. This evening she is to leave for Mercury Bay and Tairca. The s.s. Clansman due this morning from Russell and Northern ports, leaves this evening for Tauranga, returning from there early on Sunday morning. The following passengers had booked at London up to the 7th of September for New Zealand ports :—Per s.s. Thames, sailed September 9—For Auckland, Mr. W. Price ; for Wellington, Mr. W. C. Fitzgerald: for Bluff, Mr. W. Young ; for Danedin, Mr. Wakefield. Per as. Parramatta, sailed September 23—For Auckland, Mr. and Mrs. Beanland, Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Bissell; for Wellineton, Mr. John M<ber (from Suez), Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Carter, Miss Bobisson; for Bluff, Mr. F- K. Steans; for Lyttelton, Messrs. Keep (2). Per s.s. Carthage, tailed October 7 — For Auckland. Messrs. Hussy, Turner, Mesdamea Robion, Snelllcg and infant, Mr. and Mui Stater for Lyttelton, Ksv. Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Wrightson, Messrs- Wrightaon (2); for Napier, Mr. G. EL Braddook, Mr. W. B. flaigh. Per i.i. MassUla, tailed Ootober 21—For Dunedin, Mn. W. Wood, Mr. H. Hamilton, Miss Hamilton ; for Nelson, Jir. Mann ; for Wellington, Mri. D. B. Barclay. Per s.s. Sydney, to sail October 19—For New Zealand, Mr. and Mm. W. Humphreys. Per Britannia, to snii November 4 -For Napier (from Brindiai), Mr., Mrs., and Miss F. W. Williams; for Wellington, Mr. and Mri. Joliicoe ; for Lytteiton, Mr. Batty. The following vessels were loading at London for New Zealand porta on the 7th September last:—For Auokland, Canterbury, Waitangi; for Oamaro, Canterbury; for Bluff harbour, Laira; for Canterbury, Mataura ; for Lyttelton, Wellington, May Queen; for Otago, Neiion, Turakina ; for Wellington, Waimate, Invercargill. At Glasgow, for Danedin : Helen Denny. The rates of freight at London on the 7th September were ruling as follows For Auckland, per Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co.'a steamer, 50i, 60s, to 70s, payable in London ; 35i, payable at Auckland. Per Colonial Union steamer, 20a to 23», payable in London ; 20s to 25a, pay able at Auckland. Per Sailing vessel, 20a, payable in London ; 20s, payable at Auckland. Messrs. 0. Bethell and Co. quote rates as below :—

glassware ... 27 6 — 50 0 — Cement 5 0 ck. 45 0 weight Bulk beer 45 Op. 4hhds SO Op 3hhds The above with the addition of 5 per cent, primage per sailing Teasel, and 10 per cent, per steamer.

The ship Soukar, which sailed from London on the 7th August, has for Dunedin a cargo of rails and railway material, valued at £5000. For Auckland she baa also 1500 barrels cement, 70 tons salt, 6 tons ash and potash soda. The ship Zealandia's cargo for Auckland is valued at £10,300. The Lurline's at £3100. She has also cargo for Wellington valued at £300.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Wanaka, a,*., Grant, from the South. Passengers Rimutaka: Miss M. J. Binks, Majar Walrasley, Messrs. Jagger, H. Tapp. Ex. lonic : Mr. and Mrs. Rutter and child, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett and family (3). Coastal: Mr. and Mrs. Tole and family (3), Mesdamea Brasoh, Cleave, Messrs. McCracken, J. O. George, Mackay, Perman, Mohawk Minstrels Company (10), and ten in the steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Gairloch, s.s., Mo Arthur, for Waitara. Passengers: Misses Appleby, Haakett, Mrs. Sinclair, Messrs. Thorne, Tully, Ross, Carter, Hull, Rawkins, Stone.—A. Barnes, agent. Wanaka, s.s., Grant, for the South. Passengers : Mr. Phelps.—Union S.S. Co., agents. IMPORTS. Per s.s. Wanaka: 30 head cattle, 11 cases cheese, 12 kegs and 3 cases butter, 10 pack' ages. EXPORTS. Per s.s, Gairloch: 14 bags manure, 1 case iron, 6 oases and 1 cask hardware, 3 coils rope, 15 cases kerosene, 1 bale woolpacks, 2 casks oil, 10 colls barbed wire, 20 bags sugar, 5 cases tobacco, 1 lack nuts, 2 oratei oranges, 1 oaie fish, 8 cases drapery, 3 horses, 1 bale paper, 3 bundles forks, 5 bags salt, 1 roll netting, and 20 paokages. Per s.s. Wanaka: 1 coop fowls, 1 crate iron, 40 oases bottles, 5 bales hoops and 6 packages. The Northern Company's b.s. Gairloch, for Waitara, took her departure at 1 o'clock yesterday, with oargo and passengers. The Union Co.'s s.s. Wanaka, 277 tons, Captain J. Grant, arrived from the South at 10.15 yesterday morning. She left Lytteiton at 9 p.m. on the 10th, and arrived at Wellington at 2.45 on the 11th; sailed again at 6 p.m. and arrived at New Plymouth at 11 a.m. on the 12th; left for the Manukau at 6 p.m., crossed the bar at 8.30 a.m. on the 13th, and arrived as above. Experienced fresh easterly and northely winds with fine weather throughout. She left again at 5 o'clock .with the Southern portion of the inward Baa Francisco mail, and cargo and passengers.

Measurement Bjr tail. By i team. (rough) 27 6 30 0 50 0 60 0 Ditto (fine) ... 32 6 35 0 60 0 70 0 Weight ... ... 25 0 — 40 0 50 0 Bottled beer, earthenware and