SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8987, 27 February 1888, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—6.s6 a.m.; 7.19 p.m. HIGH MKIiM a jj anuU —lo.36 a.m.; 10.59 p.m. Sun —Rises, 5.35 a.m.; sets, 6.25 p.m. Moon.—Full, this day, 11.33 p.m.

ARRIVALS. Bayley, s.s., 2606, Child, from Sydney. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Milford and family.— Bros., agents. Suva, s.s., 233, Spinks, from East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames McMillan and Crawford, Miss Crawford, Messrs. Pook, Crawford, and Williams. —Union S.S. Co., agents. , Clansman, s.s., 336, Farquhar, from Tanranga. Passengers: Misses \\ ilson ('-) Liav* ton, Ellis, Mannix, Caskie, Fountain, J. H. Lee, Cleal, and Dr. Fitzmaunce. — Northern S.S.Co., agents. Ohau, s.s., 740, Bernech, from the South. Passengers: Messrs. Bmnie. iveid, and Young.— S.S. Co , agents. Stormbird, s.s., 279, Chambers, from \\ hangarei. Passengers; Messrs. Hasting-, SWinerd, and McLeod.—Jubilee S.S. Co., I"Sger,!H.M.s., 430, Captain Allen, from 159. Amodeo, from Mercury Ray and Tairua.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Stella, s.s., 269, Fairchild, from \\ cllingtoDeutschland, barquentine, from New York via Wellington.— H. P. Barber, agent Gael, schooner, 98, Rae, from Lyttelton.— Waster, agent. _ Curlew, schooner,oo f from Gisborne.— Master, agent. . „ ... Orpheus, schooner, 53, Smith, from Norfolk Island. —Master, agent. Mariposa, R.M. s.s., 3000, H. M. Hayward, from Sydney. Passengers: —Messrs. J. E. Eastwood, A. G. Horton, C. Lumb, J. Ogilvie, Doctor Hughes for Auckland and 56 in transit for San Francisco. —Union S.S. Co., agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Richmond, s.s., 475, Hutton, for Tonga. Passengers: Mesdames Dalamarre, David, Pritchard, Messrs. Dalamarre. K. Lamb, M. David, W. McMoore. Meuel. W. Palmer, M. Jaoucien, A. J. Smith, Nicholas (3). r.denlx)rough, Latchmore, and Stewart. Donald and Edenborough, agents. J Ohau, s.s., 740, Bernech, for Westport direct.—Union S.S. Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. Richmond, s.s., for Tonga. Ohau, s.s., for estport.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS,

tONIKVN*: . _ , Timaru, ship, sailed December -i Coptic, s.s., sailed January 25. v Wellington, ship, loading. Oamaru, ship, sailed December 30« ■ FEW YORK : . , ~ . Mathilda Hcnnxngs, barque, sailed Nov. 24. ISLANDS : Olive, schooner, early.. NEWCASTLE: . . ill an Donan, sailed 14th inst# '/-v.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES* ds

LONDON : Bayley, s.s., early. ' " Waitangi, ship, early. _ *• KEW YORK : .. Mary A. Greenwood, barque, early.

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. This Day.Oliau arrives from South and leaves for Westport. Suva arrives from East Coast. . 0 , Sunday.—Mariposa arrives from Sydney. Monday.— Hawea arrives at Onehunga from Taranaki; Manapouri arrives from South; Mariposa leaves for Honolulu and ban Francisco, at 6 p.m. Tuesday.—Rotomahana arrives from Sydney ; Hawea leaves Onehunga, at 10 a.m; Manapouri leaves for Sydney, at 5 p.m.; {Suva leaves for East Coast, at 6 p.m. Thursday.—Wainui arrives from " ellington : Wanaka arrives at Onehunga, at S a.m.; Rotomahana leaves for South, at noon. . Friday.—Zealandia arrives from Honolulu iuid leaves for Sydney; Wanaka leaves One; 3iunga, at noon, if mail has arrived; ainui leaves for Fiji, at 5 p.m.

NORTHERN S.S. CO.S MOVEMENTS. To-day.The Gairloch leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 1 p.m., and the Glenelg for Whanzanui at 5 p.m. The lona leaves for Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Tauranga at 5 p.m., and the Clansman for Russell at 7 p.m. Tuesday. — The Wellington leaves for Whaaigarei at S p.m. Wednesday. Gairloch arrives from W aitara. Thursday.—The lona leaves for Great Barrier at 8 a.m., and the Douglas for Opotlbi at 5 p.m. The Gairloch leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth at 1 p.m. The Wellington arrives from Whangarei. Friday.—The Clansman arrives from Russell early, and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. The lona leaves for Mercury Bay at 7 p.m., and the Wellington for Whangarei at 8 p.m. Saturday.The lona arrives from Mercury Bay and the Gairloch from Waitara. Sunday.—The Clansman arrives from Tauranga early.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. [This list does not include coasters. J Nelson, H.M.s., in stream. Calliope, H.M.s., in stream. Diamond, H.M.b., in stream. 'Swinger, H.M.s., in stream. Bavley, s.s.. at Railway Wharf. Waitangi, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. _ Marv A. Greenwood, barque, at Railway Wharf. William Turner, barque, at Sugar Works. Sharpshooter, barque, at Sugar Works. Belle" Isle, barque, at Sugar Works. Deutschland.barquentine, at Railway Wharf. Darcy Pratt, brigantine, in stream. Forest King, brigantine, at Sugar Works. Torea, schooner, in stream. Southern Cross, Mission schooner, in stream. Fleetwing, schooner, in stream. Daisy, schooner, in stream. Christina, schooner, at Railway Wharf. Waireka, three-masted schooner, at Queenstreet Wharf. Sybil, schooner, in stream. Maile, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Duneain, schooner, at Railway Wharf. Gael, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Curlew, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Orpheus, schooner, in stream.

IMPORTS. Per Deutschlanrl, barquentine, from New iork : 3150 cases kerosene oil, 160 cases turpentine, '20 cases oils, G'2 barrels cod oil, 9 packages cod liver oil, 150 barrels plaster, 149 cases axes, hatches, and tools, 47 cases nails, 7 cases shovels, '29 packages hardware, 15 cases scales, 8 packages stoves, 3 packages machinery, 177 packages chairs, 280 boxes clothes pins, 10 cases shade rollers, 15 cases organs, 16 cases handles, 14 bundles oars, '20 packages shafts, 2 cases velocipedes, 215_cases cornflour, 50 cases starch, cases beer, 50 cases baking Fo wder, 11 cases merchan disc, 6 cases wringers, 1 cases clocks, 42 cases drugs, 8 cases leather, 9 cases rifles, etc., 1 case watches, 50 barrels earthenware, 11 barrels brass, 2 packages plated ware, 16 packages druggistware, 53 packages lamp . and glassware, 24 packages ink, 18 packages grease, 7 packages kalsomine, 7 packages agricultural goods, 2 cases castings, 6 cases printed matter, 6 cases perfumery, 1 case varnish, 130 kegs casing. 61 cases slates, 65 cases manufactured tobacco.

Per s.s. Bayley, from London: 900 tons coal and 300 tons general cargo. Per s.s. Ohau : 150 sacks oats. Per schooner Curlew : 160 bags grass seed, 13 bales wool, 8 tons tallow, 14 pigs, and 6 tons bones and onions.

Per s.s. Suva: 21 cases tea, 6S ingots and 8 pigs spelter, 21 castings, 125 packages ironwork, 135 sacks seed, 28 hides, 5 packages pelts, 1 cask casings, 10 cases and 24 packages sundries. Per schooner Gael: 200 sacks oats, 200 sacks flour, and 700 sacks for Thames.

EXPORTS. Per s.s. Ohau: 272 bags sugar and 139 pieces timber. Per s.s. Richmond: 11 cases castor oil, 3 packages cigars, 20 cases ginger wine, 25 cases geneva, 126 bags rice, 124 cases kerosene, 812 mats sugar, 6 cases sardines, 1 qr.cask brandy, 2 qr.-casks rum, 1 case tobacco, 14 cases milk, 5 cases stationery, 20 casks cement, 7 cases drapery, 6 cases sauce, 482 kegs 5 barrels beef, 387 cases meats, 5 pkgs. tea, 2 cases apples, 1 case cotton shirts. 33 cases mullet, 5 cases ale, 2 cases vestas, 1 ba<* corks, 4 cases jams, 1 case starch, 1 sack and 2 cases peas, 1 case pickles, 4 boxes cornflour, A boxes candles, 4 cases drugs, 4 cases fish, 1 case turpentine, 8 drums oil, 1 case solder, 3 cases bacon, 4 eases beer, 5 cases lemonade, 2 cases peppermint, 9 cases and 2 cases ginger ale, 1 case raspberry, 1 case Te Aroha water, 35 casks cheese, 2 eases hams, 1 case bird seed, 1 case sewing cotton, 73 boxes soap, 5 kegs white lead, 1 package brushes, 1 case cod liver oil, 1 cage canaries, 1 case fowls, 1 cage parrots, 3 coops geese, 1 case filters, 1 case lampshades, 1 case calico, 5 boxes mustard, 2 bales paper, 6 cases stout, 4 cases butter, 1 case eggs, 2 sacks bonedust, 2 bags guano, 11 sacks flour, 1 nest galvanised iron, 2 cases confectionery, 23 coils rope, 91 crates and 10 sacks biscuits, 30 bags lime, 1 box specie (value £700), 384 cases potatoes, 130 cases onions, 1 sack kidneys, 9 cases prints, 1 package bolts, 1 package hoes, 2 tins paint, 1 parcel shears, 2 sails, 13 cases and 3 kegs butter, 1 case salt, 2 cases oatmeal, 24 cases 7 bundles 1 bar and 1 crate iron, 1 case ironmongery, 11 bundles ridging, 611 bundles timber, 332 pieces timber, and Si packages sundries.

Inwards Coastwise.—Scow Kauri, with timber, anil cutter Fannie with timber, from Whangapoua: Mana, cutter, with 22,000 feet timber and (> tons gum from Tairua. On Saturday forenoon a three-masted schooner outside Tiri" was signalled from Mount Victoria, and the tug Awhina went out in search of the vessel. About '2 o'clock iii the afternoon she returned with the barnuentine Deutschland in tow, and the latter was quicklv berthed alongside the Railway Wharf, "The Deutschland sailed from New York in October last, and reached Wellington about a fortnight ago. She sailed thence on the 16th instant, ana had light and varying winds up the coast, arriving as above. She is in splendid condition, and her lines indicate that she is a fast sailer. She will begin to discharge to-day. At 10.30 on Saturday morning the s.s. Ohau arrived from the South, with general cargo and three passengers. Of the trip, Mr. H. C. Seigel, purser, reports : Left Dunedin on the 14th of February, called at Oamaru. Tiniaru, Lyttelton, Napier, Gisborne, and Tauranga. Left the latter port on the 24th at 3.30 p.m., and arrived in Auckland as above. Experienced variable winds from Dunedin to Lyttelton, thence fresh westerly winds and sea to Napier. Thence strong S.L. gale, with high sea and rain, to Gisborne, which detained us from '21st to '23rd on account of the heavy sea that prevented cargo being discharged. From thence fine weather and smooth sea to arrival. She left for Westport the same evening. At half-past six yesterday evening the R.M. s.s. Mariposa rounded the North Head, and at seven she hauled alongside the Queenstreet Wharf. Mr. Thomas" Smith, purser, reports that the steamer left Sydney on the 22nd instant, at 5.30 p.m., and had tine weather during the entire trip. The Mariposa brought five saloon passengers to Auckland, but no cargo. She has on hoard 111 tons freight from Sydney to Honolulu, and 126 tons for San Francisco, for which ports she will leave this evening at 6. Among the arrivals yesterday was the s.s. Suva, which arrived from ~\\ ellington and , East Coast ports at 2 a.m. She brings a general cargo and half-a-dozen passengers. We are indebted to Mr. Dale, the purser, for the following particulars The Suva left Wellington at 5.15 p.m. on the 21st; arrived in Napier at 6.30 p.m. on the22nd; left again at 3 p.m. on the 23rd ; arrived in Gisborne at 3.30 a.m. on the 24th : left again at 8.30 a.m. on the same day ; called in at Tologa Bay, Tuparoa, Awaniii, and Hicks' Bay, and arrived in Auckland as above. Experienced strong S.E. winds and heavy sea from Wellington to Napier; thence fine weather to arrival.

Early on Sunday morning the Colonial Union Shipping Co.'s tine steamer Bay ley (Captain Child) came into port from Sydney, which port was left last Tuesday at 9 a.m., with tine weather and light southerly winds. On the voyage across the barque Vanguard, of Liverpool, standing to the westward, was spoken, and Cape Maria Van Diemen was sighted at 6 o'clock on the morning of the 25th. The Bayley brings six passengers and 300 tons general cargo for this port. She will begin to discharge to-day, and depart in a few days for Napier and the South, where she will put out her cargo for those ports and ship frozen mutton. The Bayley is a tine new steamer of 2606 tons, the property of Messrs. Clark son and _ Co., London, and chartered by the Colonial Union Company. She was built in ISB7 by Messrs. Swann and Hunter at Newcastle. Her engines are on the triple-expansion system, and her speed is 13 knots per hour, with a consumption of '28 tons of coal daily. The present is her second trip, her maiden vovage being to the China ana Japan seas. On the trip across from Sydney six stowaways were discovered, and made to work out their passages. The schooner Orpheus arrived from Norfolk Island on Saturday, and dropped anchor in the stream to the westward ol the wharf. She left Norman River on December 15, and had squally S.E. and E. weather to Thursday Island, where she called on '22nd December, and left on 23rd ; had light N.E. weather with calms through Torres Straits to Stephen's Island, which was left on 31st December; from thence had a succession of light E. and S.E. weather till arrival at Norfolk island, on February 7; left on Sth, and experienced light S.E. weather to New Zealand, which was sighted on February 15, and anchored in Bay of Islands on the ISth, arriving in Auckland as above. Alongside the Bayley, at the Railway Wharf, is lying; the Government steamer Stella, which came in from Tauranga on Saturday night. She is to visit the lighthouses on the northern coast.

On Saturday afternoon the schooner Gael came into port from Lyttelton with a cargo of grain and flour, and berthed on the western side of the main wharf. She sailed from Lyttelton on the ISth instant, and had southerly winds till rounding East Cape on Tuesday, when light trifling winds were experienced till arrival. A large portion of her cargo being consigned to the Thames, the Gael will shortly proceed there, and when discharged load t'mber for Lyttelton. About S o'clock on Saturday evening the s.s. Richmond got under weigh for Tonga, taking a large quantity of cargo and a number of passengers. Previous to her departure she had steamed down to Drunken Bay, and had her compasses adjusted. Her popular second officer, Mr. Blackwell, did not go with the Richmond the present trip, but has remained in Auckland, where he will shortly join the ranks of the Benedicts. An official inquiry was held by the Customs authorities last week into the circumstances of the wreck of the schooner Atlantic at Rarotonga on the 24th instant, and Captain Harris was exonerated from any blame. We understand that it is the intention of Messrs. Donald and Edenborough to charter the schooner Sandfly to replace the Atlantic, and that she will shortly proceed to the Islands under the charge of Captain Harris. During Saturday a Union Jack was floating half-mast high over the watermen's office out of respect to the memory of the late Mr. B. Williams, the well-known boatman, who died at the Hospital on that day. On Saturday evening the Northern S.S. Co.'s lona arrived from Mercury Bay, and at an early hour yesterday morning the Clansman came in from Tauranga. On her last trip to Whangarei the s.s. Stormbird made a very brief stay, starting again for Auckland as soon as she had discharged her cargo. She arrived on Saturday evening with a cargo of gum and fruit, and was berthed at the breastwork outside the dock. She will be taken in on Monday, and undergo a thorough cleaning. H.M. s. Swinger returned to port from the Barrier early on Saturday afternoon with Admiral Fairfax and party. She took up the position in the stream formerly occupied by the Opal. Early on Saturday morning the schooner Curlew came into port fromGisborne and the East Coast, and was berthed on the eastern side of the wharf. She brings a full cargo of grass-seed, wool, and pigs.

In addition to those mentioned in our issue of the 4th inst. and 25th ult., the following passengers have booked for New Zealand ports: Per P. and O. Chusan, sailed January 13, Mr. Tuckett for Nelson; per R.M.s. Paramatta, to sail 27th ult.. Mr. G. Farmer for Napier; per R.M.s. Carthage, to sail 9th inst., Mr. ana Mrs. Malcolm from Brindisi to Christchurch, Miss F. Corbctt and Mr. C. E. Fraser for Auckland; per R.M.s. Ormuz, to leave London on the 4th inst.: For Auckland, Mr. and Mrs. W. McLaughlin, Mr. W. W. McLaughlin, Mr. A. C. McLaughlin, Miss McLaughlin.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS.

Gairlocli, s.s., McArthur, from Waitara. Passengers : Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Pitch, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Goodacre and boy, Misses Bower, Fleming, Prist. Messrs. Skinner, Levy, Wright, Hope, Ghaafe, Taylor, Frewin, Hart, Muir, Toulls, Edmonds, Collis, Williamson, Golan, Bailey, Mathias, Murphy, Winstone, O'Connor, Mcllhone, Curren, Wright, Davis, Halcombe, Williams. Sutherland, Andrews, Adams, O'Connor, Bingman, and 3 steerage. —A. Barnes, agent. Glenelg, s.s.,Norbury, from Hokianga.—A. Barnes, agent. Argyle, s.s., Johnson, from Wanganui. Passengers: Rev. Miller, Mrs. Dickson, Leathart, Messrs. Maxvass and Taylor.— Barnes, agent. Bellinger, s.s., Benson, from Waitara. Passengers : Mrs. Hart and family (6), Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Miss Stone, Messrs. Talbart, Hearn, Adams, Andrews, Charles, Rawkins, Hume.A. Cunningham, agent.

IMPORTS. Per s.s. Gairloch : 6 horses, 30 eases and kcjrs butter, and 30 packages. Per s.s. Argyle: 5£ tons iron, 6 cases meats, 152 sacks bones, and 36 packages. Per s.s. Glenelg : 87 sacks and 3 cases gum, 36 totara piles, 1 sack hides, 2 bales wool, 6 sacks charcoal, 1 case pianos, and 40 packages sundries.

Per s.s. Bellinger: 382 sheep, 21 head cattle, 9 boxes butter, and 8 tons luggage-

The Northern Company's steamers— loch from New Plymouth, Argyle from Wanganui, and Glenelg from Hokianga—came into port on Saturday night. The s.s. Bellinger arrived at 12.30 yesterday. The chief officer (Mr. Bauer) reports leaving Waitara on Saturday, at 8.30 p.m. in tow of the steam launch Waitara, anil while crossing the bar struck heavily while drawing 6 feet 6 inches of water. There was a light northerly breeze blowing at the time.

by telegraph. KAIPARA. February 25. —The Johanna Brodersen proceeds to sea to-day from the Heads. The Vivid has gone to Helensville to load for Lauuceaton.

THE RIMUTAKA. Wellington, Sunday. — lhe Rimutaka, from London, arrived here about 11 this evening, and anchored in the harbour.