SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8273, 4 June 1890, Page 4

SHIPPING.

I BH>H Wtfw at u a fu^M~n J i^ nL; ' u - 3 "P-^- _ " Ri"es. 7.5 a.m.; Sfta, 450P '" |j ooiN . -Last quarter, lfth, 9.50 p I . ABWVAIA Logan, from Manapouri, s.s., l.w* 1 L)!Ul ks, MesSydney. Passengers . ™* rroW dY.Geoi-ge, | deniesHokate,\ ott,* Mackenzie, Harmeni, Stone, Llph, Holcate, - ui ac kwell, and S Harding, Moss W, . vs Sullivan.— i steerage. For Wellington . ■ I Union S.S. Co., agents. i CLEARED OUTWARD- Sydney. Mararoa, 5.5.,-46j, J. Featherstone, Passengers : -Mr. and Mr.. Mrs jp. Mr. and Mrs. Dysdal M ( ,'a,la.n<l. Godwin, McArthur, Mesdames m ud ta ,nilv, Smith and 3 children tone and 5 chilMisses McCausland, Feauiei \] ar k, Messrs. dren. Mills Davidson, b. \ VIUISi R. Ritchie. A. Boyd McCan- 'Elliott, A. E. Edwards. R.J. ilansheld, J. J. WadKernott, C. bardner, lyeei H King. A. dell, B. Goldsmith, A. 1 <*>• G)1)1 , ong \\',]. c. Thornton. Lindsay. K; ? through ■ from «on, and 23 steerage, ana i. South "Union SS. ca ; «we; w)m . \\ ellington, >.»., ngarei - N'oithern ».»; •.for £wt Coast.— Australia, s.s.. 4»>r. i-* 1 » Union S.S. Co., agents. i departures. ? Mararoa, s.s., for Sydney j Wellington, s.s., for \\ ban .vei. Australia, s.s., tor East l oast. expected arrivals. UN Waitanffi, ship, sailed May ~ Largo Bay. barque. loading Invercargili. ship, loading _ , Puke of Sutherland, s.s., tarij. **° Margaret Galbraith, ship, sailed April 6. 811 Alice W barque, sailed February 12. William Phillips, barque, sailed - Clan McLeod, barque, ear,\. tanV W.C L VVeutworch, barque sailed May 15. Loongana. barque, sailed May ... Seabird, brigantme, early. tpOLLONfIONG : . , .Northern Chiet, barque, to arrive. Devonport. barque, to arrive. fcorMEA: , Christine, schooner, earl}. FIJI , Fiona, s.s., early. RABGTONGA : , Little Agnes, s.s., early. Torea, schooner, early. C15B0B>E: . Awaroa, schooner, early, PROJECTED departures. LONDON' : , . . , Waimate, ship, to load. Wilhelmina, barque, loading. SEW YORK: Carrie L. Tyler, barque, to arrive. LDELAIDE : , Welcome, schooner, to load. lOBAKT : . _ . , Keuilworth, schooner, via Tiirua, early. Wild Wave, barque, early. SODMiA, ETC : . . Clansman, brigantme, early. UNION S.S. CO.-.s MOVEMENTS This Da v. — Wanaka arrives at One fruuga. 8 a.m. ; Wainui leaves tor Tonga and Samoa, 5 p. m. . , Th'crKSDAY. — Wauaka leaves Oueiiunga, 10 k.m.. Manapouri leaves for South, noon. NOR i'HKKN S.S. co.'s MOVEMENTS^ This Pat.—Gairloch arrives from Waitara • Rj *'ena from Thames early, and leaves again at jridnicln ; Glenelg leaves for Hokianga at i m.; Chelmsford arrives trom Opotiki ea.'l v, and leaves again lor lairua and Opotiki a.t S p.m. . v T . Thursday —Gairloch leaves lor rseu lymouth and W,u:.ara at 1 p m. ; lona arrives from Tauranga and Mercury Ea> early, anil leaves for Mercury Bay and kuaotunu at 7 p.m. ; Wellington arrives from \\ hangarei. , „ ~ Friday —(;linsnii l iU arrives from rwiisstfil fit 6 a m ; Wellington leaves for Whangarei,. M&rsdeo Point, and Karua bay, at 10.00 p.m.; Rjwena arrives from Thames early, and leaves again at midnight. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. iTliis li-t lioe-, " <>! inclii'l" <-"asr«#rs.| Richmond, s.s., at Railway Wharf. Waimate. ship, at No. '2 Jetty. Andrea Wilhelmina, barque, at Hobsonstreet Wharf. , Wild Wave, barque, at Queen-street \Y hart. We ■.■ume, schooner, at Railway Wharf. worth, schooner, at Railway »» harf. 2ku3sma.ti, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. IMPORTS Per Mar'ar>ouri', from Sydney: 66 cases Catches, 600 spokes, 5 cases cottons 40 coils rope. 550 f. dices. I*2 sacks bone dust, I*9 sacks boues. H9 eases fruit. 40 drums and 20 cases oil, 67 packages tea. '20 bags ginger. Per Mararoa from South : 100 sacks seed dun oats. ' '240 cks short feed oats. 20 sacks Cape barley, 20 wintsr wheat. -W . J. Burst and Co. , Per Manapouri, from Sydney : 142 sacks Li's bone dost. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Mararoa : 1147 saCr;s potatoes, 1«t0 bundles broom handles. '.iX' cases fish ana game, 250 sacks dour, 70) i>acks bran, . 3— Backs maize, 16 cases ci'<ppe.', 15 bales Has, 55 dumps chaff, 25 cases .mater es, I/O kegs beef, 21.) kegs suet, 10 case* cheese. 1", bales fundus, 28 packages metals, 64 packages pearl shell, 14 gacks hides, *200 sacks oysters, i-i sacks pollard, 22 coils rope, 9 cottons, 4 horses. Considerable surprise was mani/ested by shipping men yesterday when they observed alongside cue wharf the old brigantine Clansman. which was so severely damaged over a year ago in a gale at Gisborne. After being towed here, she was purchased by Messrs.'. G. Niccol and Son, and during the past six months she has been on their slip at the North Shore, and has been almost entirely rebuilt, having had a new keel, about 400 new timbers, planking, and ribs put in. She is now as good as new, and presents a handsome appearance. Her masts have been stepped, ana a number of workmen were yesterday busily engaged uj>on her rigging, ■which will be in altered style from of old, aft she is in future to sail *3 a topsail schooner. Messrs. Niccol have gone to great trouble and expense in her refitting, and it is hoped the vessel will prosper in her new trade. She goes, as soon as ready for sea, to Noumea and Long Island, and thence to Dunedin. As it was found impossible to get the brosen crank shaft repaired here, Messrs. Donald and Edenlx>rough have forwarded it to Wellington, so that it will be some considerable time before the steamer is put in ► going order again. Last evening, at 5 o'clock, the Union S.S. Co.'s tine steamer Mararoa sailed with a good number of passengers and a quantity of mixed freight, including four racehorses, for Sydney. The barque Wild Wave, now putting out her cargo at Queen-street Wharf, will, on completion, take in a freight of sawn timber here for Hobart. It has been decided that the barque An drea Wilhelmina, now tilling up with Bawu and baulk kauri at Hobson-street Wharf, shall take her cargo, not to the French port of Havre, as fir st purposed, but either to London, Hull, or some other British port. At an early hour yesterday morning the S.S. Manapouri, Captain T. arrived from Sydney with passengers and cargo. The purser reports that she left Sydney on May 29th, at 5.30 p.m., and experienced strong winds from the south with a beam sea on the trip across. She rounded the North Cape at noon on the 2nd, and had fine weather till irrival. The schooner Welcome has completed the discharging of her cargo of Queensland coal, and will now load up with timber at Tairua, for Adelaide. H.M.s. Opal, en route from Sydney to Portsmouth, called at Albany and reproted all well on May 24th. The well-known brigantine Parnell,so long Bailing under Messrs. Stone Brothers' flag, has been purchased by Mr. Alex. Burns, of Sydney, and her port of register has been changed to that place. During yesterday the s.s. Australia shipped a large quantity of general cargo, and sailed at 6 p.m. for her return trip to East Coast ports and Wellington. The ship Waimate, now discharging, has teen fixed to load here for London An Admiralty order has been received at Sheernesis Dockyard directing the authorities to commence the construction of a new second-class cruiser, which is to be named the Brilliant, and will be the largest ship ever built at that establishment. She is to be 300 feet in length, and is to have & displacement of 3600 tons. Messrs. Russell and Co. launched from their Kingston yard, at Port Glasgow, on v April 13, a four-masted steel barque, of 2200 tons net register to carry 3600 tons on Liloyu s freeboard. The new ve.ssel. which was named Garnet Hill, is of the following dimensions ..-Length, '278 feet; breadth, 42 feet; depth, 24 feet 3 inches. She has been built to the order of Messrs. J. R. Dickson and Co., Glasgow. The following-are thepassengers for Auckland per Monowai :—Messrs. Boston, Watson, Masse >, Christie, Misses Massey, Boston, Mesdamea Wales, and Lobb and child.