SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8089, 2 November 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

» ■■■— High Watjr at Auckland— a.m.; 7.41 p.m. „ Mo-uikau-11.3 a.m.; 11.21 p.m. Scn.—Rises, 4.58 ; sets, 6.50. Moon— quarter, Oib, 4.41 p.m. ARRIVALS. " Maaapourl, e.s.. 1783. Jamei Sfolfc, from Sydney — 27 th ult. — Passengers :—Mesdarnee Buller, Pell and child and two servants, Thompson, and Glover : Misses Oo'grove (2), Holland, Hart, Acland, and Walter; M»ior Parrott, Archdoacon Clarke, Messrs.-Long, Moore, Kerry, Forbes, Kelly, Ooutt., Fr*ser, Nicol Pell, Thompson, Glover, Mitchell, Sykes, Meyers, Yates, Vfelby, Aitken. and 20 in th* steer age. For Kapler: Miss Townshend. and 8 steerage. For Wellington : Mr. and Miss Bull. For Lyttelton ; Mr. Todhunter, and 4 steerage. For Dunedin : Mr. G. D. Macfarlano and one steerage.— S.S. Co., agent*. Norval, schooner, 56, Edwards, from KuaselL —Master, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Wellington, e.g., 279, Stephenson, for Whangarei.— S.S. Co., agents. Norval, schooner, 56, Edwards, for Russell.— Master, agent. Bellinger, e.g., 134, Benson, for Whangarei.— Jubilee S.S. Co., agents. Wairarapa, e.g., 1756, H. W. H. Chatfinld, for Sydney, via Kuesoll. Passengers: Me*« eames Biuwnlow, M. Davis, Buller, Misses Levinsohn, Qainn, Holland, Captain J. Hill. Messrs. J. Brown, M. Vaughan, Maokay, G. Brackenridge, Quinn, Godby, Bramwell, Mr. »nd Mrs. Scott Skirving, Major and Mrs. Barritc, and through passengers from Southern ports, and 37 in the steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Stella, i.e., for Northern lighthouses. Wellington, s.s., for Whauftarai. for Rassell and Sydney. Bellinger, a.»., for Whangarei. Norval, schooner, for Russell, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. SYDNEY : Alaiv.eila, R.M. ».»., November 6. _'• SAN fRANCJSCO : Mariposa, K.M. s.s,, November 10, XONdon : Balcarres Brook, s.e., sailed September 8, via Sydney, JCDO. Aehleigh Brook, a.s. (via Sydney), to eaiL October 8. Zealandia, ship, sailed July 23, JOHV. Lurline, barque, sailed July 26, vjMJT Waikato, ship, sailed August 24, MPKV May Queen, ship, loading. Canterbury, ship, loading. Waitangi, ship, loading. Wellington, ship, loading. Selembiia', s.s., to load. GLASGOW (VIA DUNEDIN) : Margaret Galbraith,ship,s<uled July I.JKIt). IIVKRPOOL (VIA WELLINGTON) : Himalaya, barque, loading, vtkm, 2IBW VOKK : Evie Reed, barque, sailed Jane 24, JSTB Alary A. Greenwood, barque, sailed July 27, JTFK. Ada Stott, barque, sailed August 4, MDFP, Rebecca Orowell, barque, sailed Sept, S, Doatohland, barque, loading. JAVA : Kirkdale, barque, sailed about August 20 QSLM. WJI: William Turner, barque, early, Restless, brig, early. Jennie 8., schooner, early. >BOM islands : -I Richmond, s.s., about November lot v Olive, schooner, early. x Torea, schooner, early. Ryno, brigantine, early, WLOV. NEWCASTLE : Farvel, brigantine, sailed October 23, ; Peerless, brigantine, early. Look-out, schooner, early, Notero, barque, early. PROJECTED DKPABTURE3. SAN FBAXCI3CO : • " i Alameda, K.M. s.s., November 7. i SYD>'K\* : Mariposa, R.M. 1.i,, about November 10. LOS DO. : Rangitikei, ship, loadingPiako (via Napier), early. I HEW YORK : Star of the East, barque, to load* SOUTH SEA ISLANDS : Richmond, b,s., about November 22.

UNION S.S. COMPANY'S MOVEMENTS. Thursday. —The Wanaka arrives at Onehunga at 8 a.m. ; the Wainui arrives from Fiji; the XUanapouri leaves for South at noon.. Friday.—The W&naka loaves Cnehunga at 11.30 in. NORTHERN S.S. COMPANY' 3 MOVEMENTS. To-day. — The Blacgregor arrives from Waitarn. Thursday.—The lona leaves for Great Barrier ■at 8 a.m.; the M*cgregor leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m. The Wellington arrives from TV hangar ei. Friday.—The Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; the Douglas leaves for Opotiki at 5 p.m.; the lona for Mercury Bay, at 7 p.m. ; Wellington, for Whangarei at 8 p.m. Saturday.—The M icgregor arrives from Waitara, and leaves for Hokianga ami Whangape at 3 p.m. The lona arrives from Mercury Bay. Sunday.— Clansman arrives from Tau> langa early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This list does not Include coasters. Janet Nicoll, b,s., in stream, fiako, ship, at Queeu-itreet Wharf, llangitiki, ship, at Queen-atreet Wharf. iS'orthern Chief, barque, in stream. Star of the East, barque, at Railway Wharf. Myrtle, brigantine, at Queen-street Wharf, Louie, schooner, at Queen street; Wharf. Danedin, schooner, in stream. "Waiwera, schooner, at Queen-atreet Wharf. IHeotwing, schooner, in stream. IMPORTS. Per «.s. Manapouri, from Sydney : 80 sacks Hour, 562 SAcks bonedust, 91 bags bones, 100 cases oil, 806 cases fruit, 8384 bag* sugar, 62 pieces timber, 3 qr-ca*ke wine, 15 packages Hawing machines, 7 sacks seed, 1 package gasoline, 4 package* books, 2 barrels beer, 10 saoks Bait, 1200 bags rice, 3 hhda and 18 oases spirits, 201 packages sundries, and cargo for Southern ports. EXPORTS. Per e.i. Wairarapa, for Sydney: 11 cues smoked fish, 48 bales flax, 17:55 sacks maize, 16 oases almanacs, 124 sacks fangUJ, 1 sack beche ie mer, 350 pieces timber, 14 canes and 4 sacks kauri gum, 170 kegs and 20 tierces beef, 358 cases preserved meats, 25 cases and kegs butter, ?5 sacks cocoanuta, 24 oases sauce, 23 cases cheese. 50 cases twine, 1 crate fowls, 30 bales flax, 40 lengths copper piping, 98 packages unndries, and cargo from Southern ports.

Inwabds Coastwise.— Paku, cutter, from Tairaa, with 27,000 feet timber ; Norah, bar|je, from Great Barrier, with 30,000 feet timber ; Lizette, ketch, from Thames, with 29,000 feet timber. The a.a. Ohau, hence, reached Danedin yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Outwards Coastwise.— Paku, cutter, for Tairua; Norah, barge, for Great Barrier ; Kauri, barge, for Kennedy's Bay ; Lizette, ketch, for Thames. The Union Co.'a M»napouri, from Sydney, ■came into harbour at half-past aix o'clock yesterday morning, with maile, passengers, and cargo for this and other New Zealand porta. Of the passage Captain 3tott reports that the tteamerleft Sydney oa the 27th ult. at 5 p.m.; passed the Three King* on the 31st at 11.30 a.m.; rounded North Cape sums day at 3.15 p.m.; pxsHed Cape Brett at 8.30 p.m., and Tiri« tiri at 5.15 a.m., and berthed at the wharf as above. Had strong N.N.JS. winds, with moderate head sea, for first two daye : thence to arrival line weather. Wo have to thank Mr. O. H. Hudson, the parser, for the prompt delivery of our files and for other favour*. The schooner Baroy Pratt arrived at New* castle from Sydney on the 17th ult. The barque Kebecc* goes from Newcastle to San Diego with a cargo of coal. The Norwegian brigantine Farvel left Newcastle for this port on the 25ih alt. with a cargo of coal. The barque Loch Naw from Mercury Bay and the brig Vision from the Kaipaia both reached Sydney on the 25th ult., after passage* of 28 and 27 days respectively. The barque Annie Catherine left; Kimberiey (or a New Zealand pert on the 12th ult. The brigantine Lady Mabel, from Whanga« roa, on the 25th ultimo, reached Sydney on the 16th ultimo. The barque Diamond, from Hokisnga on the 26th September, also arrived at Sydney the same day as the Lady Mabel. H.M. b. Undine left Noumea on the 2nd ultimo for the Loyalty Islands, and H.M. a. Swinger for the New Hebrides. The barque Kentish Lass, which left the Kaipara on the 7th October, reached Sydney on the 23rd of the same month. . % The brigantine Parnell left Melbourne for the Eaipara. on the 23rd ultimo. The Shipping Gazette of September 16 says : The tonnage loading on the berth at London for India, China, and the Cape of Good Hope amounts to 28,690 tons, and for Australia and New Zealand to 43,500 tone. Outward freights to the East are strong, with an upward tendency. Homeward rates continue very dull, and few orders in the market from Bombay, Madras Coast, Kice ports, or Calcutta, Black Sea freights continue strong. The steamship Charles Howard, of Sunderland, at present lying in Tyne Dock, has been adapted for carrying oil in bulk, and also fitted for burning oil aa fuel. She is bound to Bat on and the crew have signed articles at the South Shields .Shipping Office. No firemen were engaged. The Charles Howard, it may be stated, is a uteamer o:t B*4 tone net re/iiter.

The Government steamer Stella left the harbour early yesterday morning for the North, in continuation of her lighthouse duties. The British Wreck Oommiuioners , official inquiry into the clroumstances attending the lose of the P. and O. Oompany'e Australian steamship, the Tasmania, off the coast of Corsica (say* the Australasian and South Amerioan of September 15). has terminated in the suspension of the second officer's certificate for two years. Entrusted with the navigation of a splendid ship, containing a valuable cargo, he had shown, the Wreck Commissioners said, less care th*u would be required from the master of a small trading vessel. He was, however, granted a mate's certificate during the suspension of the higher one. The B.s. Bellinger and Wellington, both for Whangarei, took their departures Ust evening. The following rates of freight were ruling at Newcastle on tho 2l>kh ultimo :—For Hongkong, 9*; Shanghai, 14s tid ; Amoy, 13§ ; Haiphong, 16s ; Saigon, 14s ; Manila, lid ; Singapore, 11a ; Java, lie to 12s; Tahiti, lls ; Honolulu, 18s; San Diego, 17*; Wilmington, 17s; San. Francisco, 17s per ton. TI.M.s. Nelsoc was at Melbourne and the Diamond at Sydney at latest advices. The Nelson had gone to Melbourne to allow Admiral Fairfax and his officers to witness the Melbourne raoiag omrnival, of which the Cap race ran yesterday proves always the centre piece. The sohooner Mimiba is to start running in t, few days between Russell and this port in the interests of her new owner, Mr. D. McGregor. The sohoonor will be under the charge of Captain TJrquhart. The s.e. Walrarapa, for, Sydney, via Russell, took her departure last evening with cargo, mails, and passengers. The b.s. Australia, bound for East Coast ports and Wellington, took her departure last evening:. Yesterday, with the assistance of two barges, an endeavour was made to raise the sunken cutter Lily. It is believed that by this afternoon she will be removed well out of the fairway,