SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9358, 8 May 1889, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water «• Auckland— svm.; 1.1" P-"-M „ Manukan—4.32 a.m.; 4.57 p.to. An*. Rises, 6.47 a.m.; sets, i.6 p.m. MOON.— First quarter, to-day, 6.23 p.m. CLEARED OUTWARDS, Rotomahana, a., 1127, M. Carey, for Sydney. Passengers: Misses James (2), Constable Teague, Doria, Mesdames Hodgson, A. D. Bennett, Friser, Thompson, Dona, Colonel Max-well, Rev. D. .Messrs. J. W. Glover. J. Hughes, J. Cole. t. Cramond, A. G. Dawson, R> C. Shroft V, *1lack, Hill, A. Hall, W. H. Jen ton, h. H. Cook, L. P. French, Bumby, Fraser J. P McArthur, Monkley, C. G. Bromheid, 22 steerage, and 13 through passengers.—ln ion S.S. Co.. agents. „ ~ Maitai. s.s., 273, Dawson, for East oast and Wellington. Passengers : Two Hindoos. —Union S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, for Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Rotomahana, s.s., for Sydney. Maitai, s.s., for East Coast. Wellington, for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS London: . ~ „ ,ni Blair Drummond, ship, sailed March -1. Largo Bay, ship, sailed April 12. Lady Jocelyn, ship, loading. Piako, ship, loading. SAN FRANCISCO : Alameda, R.M.s.s., to sail May 4. NEW YORK : , .... Elinor Vernon, barquentmc, sailea January 12. ~ ... , Alice, barque, via Dunedrn, sailed March 12. Nettie, barque, to sail May 10. SYDNEY: Centennial, s.s., about Ma} J. Dupleix, s.s., early. BRISBANE ; Essex, barque, early. NEWCASTLE : Grecian Bend, schooner, sailed April 1/. Eillan Donan, brigantine. sailed May 4. Louie, schooner, sailed May 4. JAV Rollo, ship, sailed about February 23. FORT CHALMERS : Jessie Niccol, schooner, sailed April 20. Linda Weber, schooner, sailed May 4. Catlin, ketch, sailed May 4. t,YTT ELTON : Gleaner, brigantine, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON: , Pleiades, ship, loading. Banffshire, barque, to load. NEW YORK : Essex, barque, to load. _ Abiel Abbott, barquentine, loading. SYDNEY: , ~ Alameda, R.M.s.s., about May 2d. Peerless, brigantine, via Kaipara. Northern Chief, barque, to load. MELBOURNE : . Magellan Cloud, brigantine, via Thame?, early. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.— arrives from Sydney ; W area tea leaves for Nelson and Grey mouth at neon. . . , Thursday.—Wanaka arrives at Onehnnga ; Tarawera leaves for South. Friday.—Wanaka leaves Oachunga.

NORTHERN S.S. CO."S MOVEMENTS. To-daT.—Gairlcch arrives from New Plymouth : Douglas leaves for \Vhan»amata, Taunum, hakatane, and Opotiki at 5 P-nl- - leaves lor New Plymouth at 1 p.m. ; Wellington arrives from Wha&carei; lona arrives from TiUirauga early, am' 'waves for Great Barrier at Sa.ni. Fsidav. —Clansman arrived Iron 1 . Ktisse:l at 6 a-m. and leaver for Tanranga at , p.m. ; lona arrives from Great Barrier early, and leaves for Mereurv Bay as 7 m. :V\ eliingJoe leaves for V\ hangarei. Marsaen "mc.. sad Paraa Bay at S p.m. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. ;X"si> ii-t does >>". ine'.aie masters,i Eceria, H. M.s., in stream. Dart, in Calliope Doc»-Pleia-jea. ship, at Queen-street Wear:. BaatSsbire, barque, at Railway V nan. Northern Chief, harqne. bar:. Abie! Abbott, barqaentme, a; No. '2 Jetty. Magellan Coed, bdaraatiae. « Breastwork. _ Peerless, briranr.ne, at Hofcson-street \\ art. Darcy Pratt." brk&ntine, at Qneen-st. Whan. Sarah Pile, schooner. at Railway V* hart. Svt>ti, scbcotser. a* Brtistwcrk. Wajspa, schooner, at No. "2 Jetty. Saaiiy, schooner, in stream. VISSSS, schooner. in sK-eain. IMPORTS. per Chelmsford : 103 sacss n«2e. —itcne _ , .. - . _ , V - - per * : 4*'J isa-.'sLS Hie.LL£- —•. »-OD- C*S» Per i- — ' SS iw>riLs A»Ss-iin ~ ~-HL i Per SLats"ar^i: II cases aann £ ana 4iC* tons Westoort eoaL —stone Bros. EXPORTS. Pz* s.s. p-r.'.'.m ah an & : 3 dkstss salmon, >'2 maii snzar. 1 barrel tanner. 1759 sacks vrbeat, 421 sacks b%riey, 13/2 sacks ehan. So kegs best, £0 ii-is liz&i, 12 sacks s-rM., < 5 sacks fckiSi. ils cases apples. 50 kers baiter, £50 czses ar-nres. 5 cases firebricks and strn-

Iv«s-iK£>s Cu.'-grvsiit.—R-3ie and Wavrrlily. c-tt-iTE. frca tbe Barrier, -arlti ire-s-oi ; 7-.„^' ctrtvsr, rroa the "=riti oats : c-a~'£r. rrotn R-tisselL with 5) tC€TSCr«aL y T . P r — , Q Tb-e LAn C-cAf; trviisg jtearner 2h.a;to.i took it a larre freight of and stis<iries 3=%~i&ris7. a£i let";" for her regular torts of CS»ii acott six p-tn. Lai* night the Northern Co. £ fteaiiaer Weiliapc-c left on her regular trrp for V* bangird, Sersj -w«a in o*th freight vt>d paa&ersz&r •deparßrsstita. The Lev baHdizig "which is to "rf"'-; _& = c.-Eces {or »he w&ser police, weighbridge csasver, ai>d the Hocused wawmjen. is 30"~" rapi-drj" tpiproaoaiiig c-arapl=tic.ii, as-i "sriil prob&oiT be res/ij for or tse epd of tbe presejut •sresk. lis* ■weizhOTiizt o-nt«ifie 'Jalmost Siiished, lire large v.>p-plate« beiixg yeet«spc*y pot into position._ As smi< _as it if in working order, the old bridge s&- otc.ce will be removed, arid a dry crossing to the wharf triil be laid down, - work whiofa hi! for long been icach desired by thence who frequent the wharf during the winter. Yesterday roorsine the Union Co.'e s.e. Wareatea stea-med aVjnzz\fc. the ssrvej-ing sieasier Egreria, and transferred some couple of hundred tons of her W e«tfK>rt coal into the latter, in anticif Ation oi her lec?thr Bojotirrj in the S-osth Skis on &ottnding worit. We understand that the Egeria will not return to this port till abc*Jt the end of trie j current year, and that periodical supplies of coal and* store* "»ill be tAken down to Tonga and Samoa bv the regular trading steamers. A Qi'iiitity of fresh provisions were shifted on board' the Egeria yesterday, and she is expected to proceed towards Haapai at an early hour this moraine. I As the Queen-street Wharf yesterday the s.s. Rotomahana was busily employed in shipping a large freight of grain, chaff, etc., for Sydney, whither she took her departure parrctuaJly at 5 o'clock with a good number of passe agers on board. E.trly yesterday morning the American harqueiitine Abie! Abbott to berthed alongside the Mo. 2 jetty. She will start forthwith to take in a valuable freighting of gum for New York, indeed some packages were shipped yesterday. The smart little schooner Louie, belonging to this port, left Newcastle on the 4th inst., for Auckland with a full load of black diamonds. The barque Northern Chief is making good progress with the discharge of her coal at the Hobson-street Wharf, and is expected to be clear before the end ol the week. She has been fixed to take a general cargo hence to Sydney.