SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8306, 12 July 1890, Page 4

SHIPPING

High Water at Auckland—2.4o a.m.; 3.7 p.m. „ Manttkan-C.2.) a.m.; C.4, p.m. Bbh — Ri*cMi, 7.11 a.m.; set'. * 58 p.m. Moo>.— l"th, 0.30 a.m. ARRIVALS. Clansman, s.s., .T>6, Farquhar, from Rusnell and Northern ports. Passengers:- - Mcsdatnes Stillwell, Ford, Proude, Cain and family (S), O'Reilly, Misses Stilhvuli, Watkin, O'Reilly (3), Messrs. K. Ford. Micheii, Fairburn, Lester, Wilson, Watkin, Danalier, Marks Wallace, Johnston. Cross, Stillwell, Hon. J. Williams, Hon. H. Williams, Constable O'Reilly and family (0), Constable Carr and family, and 11 steerage—Northern £>,S. Co., agent?. CLEARED OUTWARDS. \Ynihortt, 8.8.,'200.1, J. Anderson, for Melbourne via South. Passengers;— For Napier : Mr. 1 , . Smith. For Wellington : Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Stericker, Mrs. Elder, Mr. U. Johnston. For Lyttcltou: Mr. Graham.— Union S.S. Co., ajjpnts. Clansman, s.s., Ski.Farqubar, for lauranga. >iort.!nTii S.S. Co., iucent.--. Chclmsford, s.s., 7!), Hopkins, for Opotiki. •—Northern S.S. Co., npents. Wellington, 8.5., 'J7i>, Stej.henson, for Whiingarei.— Northern S.S. Co., a.urnts. Three Cheers, schooner, KM, liuslicll, for Newcastle.—C. F. James iviui Co., agents. Fleetwinii, sclioonor, .Y>, J. Conwiiy, for >Vhangivrott.—J. Reid and Co., Bgentn, DEPARTURES. Wiiihora, s.s., for South. Clansman, s.s., for Tanianga. Wi-UiiiK'ton, s.s., for Whanjiarei. Chclmsford, s,s., for Opotiki,

i;xri;cTKi> Alt RIVALS, te.VIHiN : \Vaitaiu;i, ship, sailed May ,". Bay, baniue, sailed April 4. liiYercar;iill, ship, sailed May 10. y.ealainlia, ship, loading. i;.ui;;itikci, ship, loading. 6HAKINKSS : Margaret Galbraith, ship, sailed April r>. William Phillips, barque, sailed April 2. Prospect, baniue, loading, Clan McLeod, baniue, early. Carrie L. Tyler, barque, early, Nettie, barque, early, 6-'N FT.ANCISCO : Alameda, 11.M.5., sailed Juno £S. VKWCASTI.K : Seabird, briijantine, early. Loch N iv, barque, sailed July "2. VOLUiNiio.v; : Defiance, brigantine, loading. Northern Chief. l>aruiie. to »rrivs. Dcvouport; barque, to arrive. FIJI: Fiona, s.s., early. RABUTONGA: Little Agnes, ?.«., carl.v. PROJECTED DEPAHTUUi;s. to.N"r>nN : Duke of Suthtilauil, s.«. (via South), loading. Waimate, ship, loading. IJEW YORK : Carrie L Tyler, baniue, to arrive. Alto*-. baniue, loading. K£\viA-Ti.r. : Three Cheers, schooner, early. UNION S.S. C.O.S MOVEMENTS. Sunday.— ZeaLindia arrives from Sydney : Southern Cross from E.vst Coast ; Uhau from South. Monday. —TakatiUtia arrives at ():'.eisun,'a. and R.:i--::ihL.iii v arrives from South and leaves a.' lin ;.t -1 p.m. /'• , laiuii i leaves for Honolulu at '2 ~:..: Ohau for West Coast. 1 ay. —W \ir<i:\.i a arrives from Sydney : southern C.-"v» leaves fur Fas- Coast. \VLI>SEsr>AY. —Wairampa leaves for Sydney. Wanaka arrives at Oi!t'hun._'a. Tiirj>i'AY. — Din-.'-<dt'f arrives from Westfort. Kotoiuahana leaves for South. Satl"J:i>ay.— Alameda arrives from Honolulu and leaves for Sydney. Wanaka leaves. Onehunga.

KORTHERN S.S. CO.'* MOVEMENTS. To-pay.— lons arrives from Mercnrv Bay BD'l Kuaotunu : Wellington leaves for \\ hangarei at S p.m. ;SUN day.—Clansman arrives lromTuaranga at 6 a.m. ; Rovcna arrives from the Thames early. Monday.—Gairloch k-ave3 for New Plymouth and Waita:v. at ! p.m. ; lorn leaves for Mercury Bay ami Taunin.'i at 5 p.m. : ('Hitman leaves tor Russell, and at 7 p.m. ; Kowenii leaved for Thames at 10 p.m. Tuesday.—Wellington leaves for Whanjratei, Marsden I'oint, and M<w_'apai at lα: , .') p.m.: Rowena arrives from Tunnies. Wednesday.—Gairlodi arrives from Waitara ; Rowcda leaver for Thames at 11..10 p.m. ; Glonelg leaves for Raglan and Kawhi.i at 1 p.m. Thursday.Gairloch leaves for New Plymouth and Wai tara at 1 p.m. : loin arrives from Tauranga and Mercury Bay early, and leaves for Mercury Bay and Kuaotunu at'J j). in. Friday.—Clansman arrives from Russell lit (i a.m., and leaves for Tauraii'. r a at 7 p.m. ; \Vellinxton leaves for Whani'arei, Marsden Point, and Farua Bay at ID.'.'-t) p.m. ; Kowen '. tvrrivfes from Thames early, and leaves ut midnight. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. [This li-t <!'»«■ 1 nut inc!n>l« coaslen. , . Duke of .Sutherland, s.s., at Railway Wharf. YVaimate, ship, at No. '2 Jetty. Alice, barque, at No. "J Jetty. Prosperity, at Powder Ground. {Sarah Pile, briir.mtine, at No. •_' Jetty. Q"hree Cheers, schooner, in .stream. Christine, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Southern Cross, Mission schooner, in stream. EXPORTS Per B.s. Waihora :— 25 dholls fibre, 2T;7-'! Punches bananas, 150 sacks cocoanuts, ■'> case-s desiccated cocoanuts, 'JO eases pinep, 7 eases wine, 10 kegs butter, I 1) bales paper, '.I'M b:ii,'s cement, C) bundles sacks, 2."V52 sugar, St cases and ."> casks eyrup, iI.V) barn iron, .'!1 cases fruit, 20 sacks 4|id ','A hides, (>} sacks oysters, 7 bales leather, 324 coils rope, '22 bags paper, •_';{ sacks skins, 4i cases stationery, 146 cases oranges, 10 pack- • sauce, S pianos, 11 packages seed, !) -cases boots, 'A cases tobacco, -I 1) bags salt and "Sundries. Per schooner Three Cheers :—2GSO pieces llressed kauri, 5188 pieces rough kauri.

■ Early yesterday the s.s. Clansman arrived from her weekly trip to Northern ports, 'bringing a good number of passengers, and the following cargo: 843 Hacks and oo cases f;tim, 87 sacks oysters, 4(j cases mullet, ■_' lorses, and 41 cases whale oil. In the evening she left for Tauranga. It is expected that the Mission schooner Southern Cross will start on her second crui.se to Melanesia about the end of next Week. Last week the s.s. Wellington, after a Week's stay in port, during which she has been thoroughly overhauled, resinned her regular running to Whangarei and adjacent ports. The brigantiue Sarah File is rapidly discharging her cargo of oranges, in good condition, at No. 2 jetty. During yesterday the New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered steamer Duke of Sutherland was busily shipping her freight cf frozen mutton for London. .She will complete her shipment this morning, the total expected being nearly 7000 carcases, and sail at 11 o clock for Kapler, to take in further euppliw. At the Customs yesterday the .schooner Three Cheers was cleared out for Newcastle. She has a full cargo of kauri timber, and will *ail to-day. The locally - owned schooner Fleetwing, -after having received a thorough overhaul and repairing, has been put in commission again in tiie coastal trade, and sailed yesterday for Whangaroa in ballast, under charge of Captain J. Con way. The Union S.S. Co's car£o steamer Ohau is tot expected to arrive until to-morrow. Shortly after noon yesterday the s..i. Waihora sailed for Oisborne and the South, with passengers and general cargo.

FORT OF UXEIIUKGA. DEPARTURES. Glenelj,', s.s.. Norhury, for Wanganui. Passengers: Messrs. Nixon unci Bennett.— A. Barnes, agent. The Northern Co., h.h. Glenoid, for Wanganui, via Opunake. suited yesterday evening, with i>o tons general cargo, and two passengers. 'J_ li Y TIC L E 0 11 A P 11. WELLINGTON. July Sailed: B.s. Rotonialiana, for Auckland, vie. the Kant Coast. I'asHengers : Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Blair and 2 children, Misses Thompson, Atkinson, Mews. Price, (Jleland, Anderson, Orr, Gillies, McHay, Grant, Skinner. LYTTELTON. July 11.—Sailed: S.s. Tuka]M:n.i, for the JJorth. Passengers : Miss Marshall. ileadames Levy and child, Newton, Messrs. Levy, How, Newton, Looncy, Spoonci-, King, Faucoui-t, Rae. PORT CHALMERS. July 11.—Arrived.- Barrjuentine William ■Phillips, from New York.