SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9015, 30 March 1888, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at AucklandS.2U a.m.; 8.45 p.m. Manukau—l2.6 a.m.; 12.25 p.m Sun.— 6.12 a.m.; sets, 0.48 p.m. Moon.— quarter, April 4, 0.21 a. in. ARRIVALS. Wainui, P..M.5., 640, Cromarty, from Wellington. Passengers Ex Ruapehu, saloon : Mrs. Allen, Misses ElTer, Stevenson, Messrs. Harrison, Barr, Allen, Masters Stevenson (2). Foreeahin : Mesdames Davis and family <■}>, Almond, Bradshaw and infant, Misses Mitchell ("2), Messrs. Almond, Hawing. Cunlitle. Chitty, Bradshaw. Buchanan, Davis, and Tobin. From Wellington : Mrs. McArthur, Miss Olney, Messrs. Willis, Kidnieaeher. Union S.S. Co., agents. lona, s.s.. 159, Ainodeo, from Mercury Bay and Tauranga. — Northern S.S. Co., agents. , . Stormbird, s.s., 217, Chambers, from \\ hangarei. Passengers: Mrs. Roberts ana two children Mrs. Culver and three children, Miss Arnev, Miss Davidson. Messrs. Henderson looker (21. Davidson, Hackney, Moron, Heaps <'5 rev, - Clement-son. iloock, Sands, Rao. and'' Proctor.— S.S Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., -79, Stonhenson from Whangarei. Passengers: Messrs. W lute. Worslev. Storev. Cox, Laurence, l.utt, DurFion. Vlalier. Wood. Williams, McLennan, Collins, I'.eid, McLean. Wiseman, Batley, KJt, Koose, Stewart. Healv. Keyte, Fiddler, Garland. Cromart v. Mr. and Masters Hulme, Cleveland. McLean, Davidson, heed, Stewart, Carrurh. Sinims. Meadnian. Chamliors Mason. Kevte, llurle, Gilpin. MoNaughton, Duxtield, Blake. Detective MoCrat Mr. Uutchcr, Mr. and Mrs. lliompton and child, Mr. and .Mrs. Jackson, Mes- < amies Marshall. Carrut'n. Storey, Hamlin. Hard wick. Healv. McOrath, Kevte and child, Stewart, 'Misso? Rowe. Stewart. Moo'.iev. McKay, (JreatKieh. Hunter, Babe (•_'», Cox, Hawkins.—Northern S.S. Co.. "LEA ED OUTPS. Wairarapa. s.=.. l'"-13, Ciiatneld. for Melbourne, v;;. ><.>„:h»-r:i nor, Pajsengers .— Misses Lasii. Mm:..v. Buckle. Giihuan, p.ilnur. RoiK-.-t.-on. Warner. Mexiame3.Uv.vson. Dufaur. Ma r.iv. J. U. Williams and 3 ihil'han. Poole. • Witt and. child. Powie. Messrs. T. Lei'iugmun. Carl Dt-ntquen. A. Atv/i-Oil. . W. >. Smith. E. K. and H. R. Rl-vamncld." C. 0. Mnith. H. T. Kinehautf, 3r\* Arlvurir. K. L. dc Tecte, W. E. Chrism Cfcrisp. Bucko. Dufanr. Murray. J. R. Wil ; li v.u>." boolc, .1. Wit:. Rev. Mr. Howie, and I ~ 5,~., 1,7: 1 , Am *oeo, for Croat Barrier. " — Noi tla.ru S.>. Co.. a.-.-nts.-Ar_-vie. .-.5.. 120.10r W hangarei. —Northern S.S. Co.. • -vllts. .1, \ \ o,;. mooncr, 03. Couch, for Br:>b-.r.v. via Mtirvurv Bay. — .Master, agent. Maile. jci.m it. r. -o.\ Lane, for Friendly Islands. —McArthr..- and Co.. agents. DEBAR RES. I:.;: •. s.-.\ :or (.re.it Barrier. Jessie Ni. -■ .. schooner. for Mercury Bay. XPECTE D ARRIVALS. SAN FRANC i-O' : " A;.vauda. R.M.s.. to-day. Lo>" :><y, : " We: x i'i-r. s.s.. due early in Ap:il. < '• .:•!u. ship. sJ'.-d -1 anuary 2>. »:£*>>' voi.K : Mathilda Henni:v_*«. barque, sailed Nov. •J4. arrived a: Wellington '.'is: ins:. E-scx. '• ii one via diHVi, duo in May. Elinor Veriieu, bartpaentine, sailed Jaiiu\s> !. : • rreeh-.n Beud, barque, sailed 14:11 icst. Northern Chief, barque, loading. CLAKK.WE KIVEH: ; -::yr, urigantiue, early. ISLAMUiive. schooner, early. Glocc&irn. schooner, tailed iJDth inst. Ague- Donald, s.-huoaer, loading. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LOST' : Worcester, s.s.. early in April. Tirr.aru, siiij ■, discharging. sv d v y v ' ' V y'ia H.M.s.. Anril 3. Alam-.-d i. R.M. s.s..':-.V:h inst. • 'C.---C, -amine, via Whanjaroa, early. IsL-'.N: - : Maile. schooner, to-day. Southern Lioss, schooner, to-day. re r.T k;.; k : W airelta, brigantine, early. : Cisborne, schoontr, early. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. , T->r>AV.— The Alameda arrives from Honolulu. and L-v. a-ain for Sydney; the Wainui leaves for Fiji at .3 j'.m. NORTHERN S.S. CO.S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—The Clansman arrives from Rus.sell £•!.: ly. a: (.win- to the holiday will not mike a trip to Tvaranira. The lona will not make a trip to Mercury Bay. Satitiday. —'i iie Wellington leaves for han D 'arei at - p.m. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. [This list does not include coasters.] s-'.'.-mser, H.M.s., in stream. Tim am, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. William Turner, barque, in stream. Darey Pratt, bri_*antine, in stream. Lady Mabel, brigantine. at Railway Wharf. Clansman, brieantinc, Queen-street Wharf. _ JSeabird, bri-.-antine, at Hobson-street hart. Oarnaru. i.'i'i-Miitine, at Railway W harr._ Fleetv.*i:i'_'. schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Toiea. sciiooner, in strtain. Southern Cross. Mission schooner, in stream. aireka. three-masted schooner, in stream. fivbil, sciooner, in stream. Maile, schooner, in stream. Orpheus, schooner, mi slip. "Waiwera, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Gisborne, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per 5.3. Wainui: 120 tons transhipments, ex Ruapeim, and .HO packages sundries, etc. EXPORTS. Per s.sa Wairarapa : 1 piano, 1 chest of ilrawers, 11 sacks and '2X) loose hides, 52 cases fruit, 27 sac oysters, 'I'f) sacks quartz, 7 casks cocoaniit oil, IS sacks quinces, 1 case iron lasts, 1 parcel watches. 800 bags sugar, '.Vj eases syrup, I cask ink, 20 eases cornflour, 7 hales brooms, 25 cases jams, 184 pieces timber, 18 ingots copper, 10 boxes candles, TO ke-s cream tartar, 1 case medicine, 68 bags lime, - crates fowls, 1 parcel silver, 3 bales •wool, -5 kegs ale, 1 case ice, and 297 packages sundries. Shortly after four o'clock yesterday morning, the island steamer ainui arrived from "Wellington, after a good run of 37 hours from that port. Of the trip up the Coast, Mr. 31. \\ alker, purser, reports that the Wainui left Wellington at 7 p.m. on the 20th, with mails, passengers, and cargo, ex Ruapehu from London; Cape Palliser abeam at 11 p.m., ]>asseil Portland Island at 5 p.m. on the 27th, rounded East Cape at .'5 a.m. on the 28th, passed the s.s. Suva at 11 a.m., Cape Colville beam at 11.30 a.m. on the 20th, and reached the wharf at 4.20 a.m. Experienced variable winds till reaching East Cape, thence Strong S.W. gale to arrival. Having completed her loading, the island schooner iMailc hauled out into the stream yesterday, and is now all ready to sail. She will probably get away about daybreak. The work of discharging the ship Timarn lias been pushed on with .such despatch by her agents, the New Zealand Shipping Com pany, that she is almost empty of her inward freight. She was entered out at the Customs yesterday for London. The bulk of her out ■ward cargo will be shipped here,and she will fill up at Wellington. On Tuesday morning the schooner Three Cheers arrived at the Thames. She has gone up the river to load at the Junction Sawmill with timber for Normanton, Queensland. On Saturday the schooner Jessie Nicco: will leave this port for Mercury Bay, where the is to take in sawn timber lor Brisbane. The Union S.S. Co. Wairarapa left al noon yesterday for Melbourne via the South with a number of passengers and general cargo. During the past 2.8 days the Fijian mail Steamer Wainui has been kept pretty busily steaming, and has in the course of her round trips travelled no less than O'yOO miles in the time mentioned. On account of to-day's holiday a special trip to Whangarei was undertaken last night )jV the Northern S.S. Co.'s steamer Argyle, which left at 7 o'clock, with a fair number oi passengers. The Wellington, which came in last night, will remain in port till Saturday, When she will leave for Whangarei. At an early hour this morning the Clansman is expected from Northern ports. She will start on an excursion trip for Mahurangi at 10 o'clock. After having been laid up in port fornix •weeks, the s.s. Chelmsford has had her broken shaft replaced, and will resume her running to Opotiki and Whakatane on Tuesday next. Yesterday evening the Jubilee S.S. Co.'s Stormbird arrived from Whangarei, with a good number of passengers and the following cargo :—l4 sacks gum, 20 cases fruit. 10 boxes Gutter, 1 horse, and 1 ton sundries.