SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9180, 9 October 1888, Page 4

SHIPPING.

firoH Water at Auckland-9.3 a.m. ; 9.20 p.m. c „ „ Manukau— l2.43 a.m.; 1.0 p.m. c Sun.— Rises, 5.30 a.m.; sets, 6.21 p.m. ftloG>\—First quarter, 12th, 7.9 p.m. ARRIVALS. J Manapouri. s.s , 1783, Logan, from Mel- f bourne, via Hobart and the South. Passen- J Eers :—'Misses Maxfield, Atkinson, Hulton, £ Russell, Mrs.Pinkerton, Captain Jones, R.N., £ Messrs. Pinkerton, Sheal, Edmonds, PaterEon, Fancourt, Colgrove, Webster, Fraser, p Grcenup, Prescott, and '29 steerage. — Union j S.S. Co., agents. ] Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, from [ Whangarei. Passengers : Messrs. Peters, .. McKay, Hall, Stewart, Armond,Cartwright, £ Nolen, McHugh, Adams, Harker, Wakolin, ] Cunningham, Ellinghuin, Reeve, Allon and j family (4), Boult, Mrs. Cubitt, Misses Baker, t Hughes, and Jive steerage. —Northern S.S. _, Co., agents, ( CLEARED OUTWARDS. , Alameda, R.M.s.s., 3000, H. G. Morse, for t Sim Francisco via Honolulu. Passengers :— s From Auckland : Mr. J. W. Askew and wife t and child, Mr. J. B Skelton and wife, Mrs. Barker, Dr. A. Fritchi, Messrs. F. H. Wall, ( A. Bucklaind, jun., .1. T. Campbell, and 13 1 steerage. In transit from Sydney : Mr. and c Airs. Dauby (London Gaiety Co.), Mr. and 1 Mrs. Garretta, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer, Mr. and t Mrs. E. R. Plant, Mr. and Mrs. Spreat, Mrs. t S. Allen. Mrs. M. Marks, Mrs. Miller and : infant, Misses Conseulo (London Gaiety Co.), ? r N. Farren (London Gaiety Co.), Gray (Lon- 5 don Gaiety Co.}, M. Hamilton, M. Hood c (London Gaiety Co.), Lynd (London Gaiety c Co.), M. MacKenzie, Russell (London Gaiety < Co.), Thomas, Commander J. G. M. Fields, < R.N., Rev. W. Gleeson, Messrs. D. Abbott, ; F. Barley, E. Blackmore, J. H. Brooke, G. > Brush, W. E. Buukland, P. Burnett, J. W. 1 Childs, R. A. Cunningham, E. C. Erbsloh, H. I &I. Ferguson, E. Gouldsmith, Greschel, R. .' A. Hervey, A. Hudson, F. Leslie (London ' < laiety Co.'), S. Loci, J. McGaw, R. L. Miller, i vJ. W. Perry, Ravnhain (London Gaiety Co.), ( (T. G. Rouse, A." Scale. A. Story, three ser- : vant? (London Gaiety Co.). —Union S.S. Co., ' Ugents. , Clansman, s.s., 336, Farqnhar, for Russell '*nc\ Northern ports.— Northern S.S. Co., Bg'mts. Storin>»ircl, s.s.. 217, Chambers, for \VhaT»;:arei and Northern ports.—Jubilee S.S. Co., agf.-nts. lona, s.s., 139, Amodeo, for Tauranga and alercnry Bay.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Douglas, s.s., oil, Austin, for Opotiki. — 2sor*.hern S.S. Co., agents. . Silver Cloud, barquentinc, 292, Fry, for bourne, via Mercury Bay.—Stone Bros., Bge.nts. DEPARTURES. Alamecla. R.M. s.s , for San Francisco. Lutterworth, barque, for Portland, Oregon. Clans s.s.. for Russell. £torrnbird. s.s., for Whangarei. loui/, s.s., for Tauranga. Douglas, s.s., for Opotiki. ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON* : Selembria, s.s., due about October 14. Waitangi, ship, loading. : Zealandia, ship, sailed August 3. S?E\Y YORK.: Rebecca Crowell, barquentine, sailed June 30. Mary A. Greenwood, barque, sailed July SAX FRANCISCO : Mariposiv, R.M.s.s., sailed September '24. RIO JANEIRO : Monica, barque, sailed May '2. KIM BARLEY : Clansman, brigantiue, sailed August 3. XYTTKLTON : _ Maud Graham, schooner, sailed Sept. 25. BRISBANE : Gleaner, brigantine. sailed Sept. 26. KITE : Daisy, schooner, to sail September 27. CONGA : Maile, schooner, early. Fiji : Fiona, s.s., early. CISBORJ.'E : Grsborne, schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. i.O>'"OON : Piako, ship, via South, early Crusader, ship, to sail October 6. PORTSMOUTH : Diamond, H.M. s., early. SYDNEY : -Mariposa, R.M.s.s., about October 14. MELBOURNE : Rebecca, barque, to load. lAHITI. ETC.: Richmond, s.s., to-day. Noumea : Christine, schooner, early. SISEORNE : Waiapu, schooner, on October 10. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. v This Day.— Rotorua leaves Onehunga at 31.30 a.m.; Australia leaves for East Coast at 6 p.m.: Manapouri leaves for Russell at 5 J).in. i Wednesday. — Herald arrives from Greymouth (at Manukau) and leaves again for tame port. Thursday. —Wanaka arrives at Onehunga at s a.m. : Arawata arrives from Wellington : Manapouri arrives from Russell and leaves for South at noon. Saturday. —Wanaka leaves Onehunga if mail arrived. Sunday. Mariposa arrives from San Francisco, and leaves for Sydney; Arawata leaves for Fiji. NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day. — Wellington having to be docked "will not leave for Whangarei ; Rowena leave?, for Hokianga at 1 p.m. Wednesday. — air loch arrives from \Yaitara.. Thursday.—lona leaves for Great Barrier ■ at 8 a.m.; Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth ! at 1 p.m. j Friday. —Clansman arrives from Russell early, and leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m. ; lona leaves for Mercury Bay at 7 p.m., and "Wellington for Whangarei at 8 p.m. Saturday.— arrives from Mercury Bay, and Gairloch from Waitara. JSi;.nday.—Clansman arrives from Tauranga arAy. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. ; [This list does not include coasters.] 31.M. s. Diamond, in stream. Crusader, ship, at Railway Wharf. Piako, ship, in stream. Wairoa, snip, at Queen-street Wharf. Rebecca, barque, at No. 2 Jetty. Johann Brodersen, barque, in stream. Stavanger, barque, in Calliope Dock. Silver Cloud, barquentine, at Hobson-Street Wharf. Camilla, brigantine, at Queen-street Wharf. ETorea, schooner, in stream. Christine, schooner, in stream. Magellan Cloud, schooner, in stream. IMPORTS. ■ Per s.s. Manapouri, from Melbourne and South : 11 packages boots, 3 cases books, 17 cases cotton, 1 boiler, 30 cases fruit, 100 sacks oatmeal, 6 cases bacon, 2304 sacks wheat, 55 bundles standards, 5 cases cream tartar, 4 cases tartaric acid, 9 bales paper bags, 2 bales woolpacks. 1 case stationery, 13 lengths pipes, 1 case tobacco, 15 barrels and 38 hogsheads .Je, 1 case shellac, 5 cases jams, 2 keg.-s arsenic, 4 bundles coulters and 12 bundles shares, 600 cases safe cure, 3 cases portmanteaux, 1 case rug 3, 20 cases whisky. 2 packages handles, 2 horse-hoes, 1 case fans, 100 coils barb wire, 50 sacks and 600 bags flour, 70 sacks malt, 203 sacks potatoes, 10 boxes nails, 12 cases inks, 5 bales kapok, 28 boxer,: candle:*,, 50 boxes soap, 17 sacks hides, 350 Bheep, 1 horse, 2 cases kerosene, 2 coils manilla, 1 case geneva, 1 case brandy, 3 cases aJe, 6 flare lamps, 245 half chests and 67 boxes tea, 2 cases leather, 6 cases sewing machines, and sundries. Per Manapouri: 15 cases bacon and hams, 'and 3 cases walnuts.—T. H. Hall and Co. EXPORTS. • Per R.M. b.s. Alameda : 53 sacks cocoafcuts, 8 cases dessicated cocoanut, 11 boxes gold, 26 cases gum, 76 drums glycerine, 10 boxes sovereigns, 2 tierces beef. Per s.a. Richmond, for the Islands : 153 cases whisky, 57 cases geneva, 120 cases kerosene, 2 cases tobacco, 2 cases wine, 12 cases brandy. 49 bags sugar, 3 packages tea, 19 cases milk, 7 cases fish, 7 cases fruits, 2 cases lamps, 1 package umbrellas, 2 quartereaska ware, 8 packages cotton, 6 packages apparel, 5 cases prints, 4 cases calico, 1 case shirts, 7 cases drapery, 1 case flannel, 2 bales ■woollens, 70 crates and 12 cases biscuits, 5 oases mustard, 1 case blue, 1 case saddlery, 2 cases hairoil, 2 cases perfumery, 3 cases tinWare, 1 case cutlery, 1 package cigars, 21 cases beer, 5 cases rum, 5 cases vestas, 4 cases paints, 2 drums turps, 6 casks oil. 3 cases platedware, 8 packages hardware, 1 magazine powder, 16 crates iron, 3 cases | nails, 1 case earthenware, 1 case matting, 1 case fancy goods, 1 case medicines, 1 parcel shawls, 3 cases shirting, 4 packages ioots, 3 cases hosiery, 49 bags rice, 7 boxes candles, 8 cases sardines, 2 cases chutnee, 72 casks cement, 500 bricks. 1 case ginger, •_' bundles wire, 270 cases ana 32 sacks potatoes, 51 cases onions, 14 boxes soap, 446 kegs beer, 317 cases meat, 109 kegs pork, 20 bags lime, 4 packages photo, goods, 20 kegs butter, it cases jams, 4 sacks wheat, 8 sacks bran, 4 eases ■alt, 3 cases soap, 2 cases lard, li packages oilmen's stores, 1 organ, S'J sacks Hour, 3 packages germina, 2 bundles oars, 5 cases cordials, 4 cases syrup, 17 coils rope, 10 packv«e'ia furniture. 6 cases hams, 12 rails, 6 cases

poultry, 8 cases cheese, 5 cases paper, 13 anchors, 5 sacks malt, 3 cases solder, 10 packages chandlery, 11 cases mullet, 20 head cattle, 172 sheen, 4 goats, 2 horses, and a largo, quantity of timDer and joinery. Inwards Coastwise.—Waterlily, cutter, from Barrier, with firewood; Stag, cutter, from Tamaki, with shells; Gem, schooner, from Whangarei, with coal: Ghost, scow, from Omaha, with timber; Waratah, cutter, from Whangarei, with coal; Tay, cutter, from the Lake, with sand. The mail steamer Alameda sailed yesterday afternoon for San Francisco at 4 o'clock". From an early hour in the morning she had been engaged in replenishing her coal bunkers, and took away upwards of (KX) tons. She also shipped a few tons of mixed freight from this port, included amongst which were 11 boxes gold, valued at £43,600, and 10 boxes sovereigns, worth £50,000, in addition to which she had on board specie from Australia worth £20-1,911, making a total of £298,511. She took 22 passengers from Auckland, and has 92 in transit. As usual, at the departure of the San Francisco boats, the Avhart was lined with a large crowd of spectators when she moved away from the tee. About cwo p.m. yesterday the Union S.S. Co.'s Manapouri arrived from the South and Melbourne with passengers, live stock, merchandise, and grain. Mr. Hudson, the paper, kindly supplies the following report of the trip :— The Manapouri left Williamstown on the 35th ult.,ann arrived at Hobart on the 27th. She sailed again the same day, and arrived at the Bluff on the Ist inst.; she sailed the same day, and called at Dunedin on the 2nd, Lyttelton on the 4th, Wellington on the 6th, Nanier on the 7th, and Gisborne on the same date ; she rounded the East Cape at 5.45 on the 7th, and passed Tiritiri at 12.30 a.m. yesterday, and arrived at the wharf as above. The Manapouri experienced fine weather to Hobart, thence to Blur!strong N.W. Avinds, with high sea prevailed. From Blurt' to Wellington she had strong N.W. winds, the ship being detained in Wellington until daylight, next morning through stress of weather. From Wellington to Gisborne moderate weather was experienced, and from Gisborne to the East Cape and aeoss tiie bay fresh weather, with strong S. W. winds. The Union S.S. Co. have placed the s.s. Maitai on the Kasr Coast trade between Wellington and Auckland, in conjunction with tiie s.s. Australia, thereby re-establish-ing the weekly service, which was temporarily discontinued on account of the loss of the Suva. The Maitai will leave Wellington for this port on Wednesday. Yesterdav evening the s.s. Wellington arrived from Whangarei, with passengers and freight. At the Calliope Dock, Mr. J. Bisielow, whose tender for executing the repairs to the Swedish barque Stavanger has been accepted by the agents, Messrs. Cruickshauk and Co., will start operations on that vessel ' to-day. The shin Wairoa will begin discharging her cargo to-day at the Queen-street Wharf. Yesterday the barquentine Silver Cloud was cleared out for Melbourne via Mercurv Bay. She will fill up at the latter port with timber for the Victorian capital. The Northern S.S. Co.'s vessels took their departure Uist night for their regular ports : The Clansman for Russell, the lona for Tauranga, and the Douglas for Opotiki. The Jubilee S.S. Co.'s Stormbird also left at her usual hour for Whangarei, etc. All were fairly patronised by passengers and freight. On Wednesday the ship Crusader is expected to get away and sail for London direct, with a full cargo of varied colonial products. She finished loading last evening. The following additional passengers have booked at London by the steamers travelling by the Suez route":—Per R.M.s. Austral, sailed September Ist, Messrs. J. West and F. P. Adams, for Auckland. Per R.M.B. Britannia, sailed September 21, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Field. Mr. and Miss Lucas, Mrs. Watson, for Port Chalmers: Mr. and Miss Xelson, Miss Walk's, for Napier ; Mr. R. B. Scott, Messrs. Scott and Manning, _F. Shaylor, for Lyttelton. Per R.M.s. Victoria, to sail 19th instant, Dr. and Mrs. Jeltcoat. Messrs. J. Brown and H. Hayman, for Diinedin ; Rev. H. and Mrs. Williams, for Gisborne. I This afternoon at 2 p.m. Messrs. Donald and Edenborough's island steamer Richmond will sail for Tonga, Tahiti, etc. She has her ! hatches full of a varied cargo, and takes several imssengers and a quantity of live ' stock. The departure of the s.s. Taupo from Dunedin has been postponed till Friday next, and she is therefore not expected to arrive here before Sunday, 21st. At the Queen-street Wharf the schooner i Waiapu was yesterday taking in freight for East Coast ports, whither she is to sail tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon the barque Lutter- j worth made preparations for proceeding on her voyage to Portland, Oregon. The ferry steamer Britannia was made fast to her, | while the anchor was lifted and sails set. | Captain Streater set his main topsails, but no j head sails, and. the ship swinging round i under the influence of the strong westerly : wind that was blowing, forged ahead and grounded on the mud off Campbell's Point. | ; She remained in this position for over an I j hour, until the rising tide floated her off, j when the Britannia again came to her assist- \ ance, and she was safely conveyed round the ! North Head, and started on her voyage, i Those who witnessed the incident are unani- ! mous that no blame for the grounding of the | barque attached to those on the ferry steamer. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Rotorua, s.s., Neville, from the South. Passengers: Misses Bull, Smith (2), Me.sdames Daldy, Boundy, Skelton, Carron, Doyle, Dr. Dovle, Captain McGillivray, Ser-geant-Major liyde, Messrs. Boundy, Skelton, 1 Carron, R. S. Smythe, Rollet, Turner, Myers, Cruickshank," Jones. Dryden, Mason, i and 10 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. I IMPORTS. I Per s.s. Rotoiua: 150 cases jam, 71 hides, 10 cases butter, and 10 packages sundries. The Union Co.'s s.s. Rotorua, 926 ton 3, Capt. R. Neville, from Dunedin via Southern ports with passengers and mails, arrived at 9.15 a.m. yesterday. She left Dunedin at 3.15 p.m. on Ist, called at Lyttelton on 2nd, Wellington on 3rd, Picton on 4th, Nelson on sth, returning to Wellington on 6th for 'Frisco mail; left there at i>. 15 p.m., and arrived at New Plymouth at 0.20 a.m. on 7th ; sailed thence at 10.40 a.m.; crossed the bar at 9.15 p.m. and anchored till yesterday morning, coming up to the wharf as above. She experienced light variable winds from Dunedin to Wellington ; thence to arrival strong southerly winds with high seas and dull rainy weather. The Northern Co.'s s.s. Glenelg, which left for Wanganui on Sunday morning, put back yesterday, owing to the strong southerly gale blowing. The Gairloch was also detained on account of the bad weather. Should it have moderated they will both leave this morning according to advertisement in another column. BY TELEGRAPH. PORT CHALMERS. October B.—Sailed : Brigantine Enterprise, for Napier; s.s. Takapuna, for the North. Passengers :—For Lyttelton : Miss Harter, Mrs. Harter, Messrs. Isaacs, Jacobs. For Wellington : Mis 3 Crouchet, Messrs. Cross, Loasby. For Manukau: Mrs. Brown, Mr. Macfarlane, 3 steerage.