SHIPPING

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8360, 13 September 1890, Page 4

SHIPPING

lIIOH Watsb at Auckland— 5.53 a.m.; 6.17 p.m. _ it » Manukan—9.33 x.ta.\ 9.57 p.m. Sun Rises, 6.6 a.m.; sets, 547 p.m. BIOOX—New, to-morrow, 7.53 p.m. ARRIVALS. Kahu, 8.8., 99, Romeril, from Napier.— Master, agent. Richmond, B.a, Hutton, from and Rarotonga. Passengers : Messrs. C. A. Edenliorongh, O. Latchmore, A. Southern, A. I Hover, J. Caffrey, Phillips, Clarke, FitzI er-bert, Forbes, L. Foley, Woodfield, Mons. and Madame Vincent, and two kanakas.— Donald and Edenborongh, agents. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. CONDON : Zealandia, ship, sailed May 30. Rangitikei, ship, sailed June 21. Hennione, ship, loading. Mairi Bban, ship, loading. NEW YORK : Prospect, barque, loading. Clan MeLeod, barque (via South), early, Mary .S. Ames, barque, loading. SAX FRANCISCO : Zealandia, P».M.s., on September 14. NEWCASTLE : Seabird, brigantine. early. Oamaru, brigantine, loading. Eliza Firth, brigantine, to load. l'endle Hill, 3-masted schooner, loading. ROWLAND island: Notcro, barque, early. TAHITI, etc. : Nautilus, brigantine, early. FOOCIIOW : Kwei-yang, s.s., sailed August 22. kaiapoi: , Kestrel, ketch, sailed September 2. NA'IER : Enterprise, schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. ,ONDON : Waitangi, ship, via South. NEW YORK : Carrie L. Tyler, barque, to load. Samoa: Fernando, barque, repairing SYDNEY : Zealandia, R.M.s, about September 14. Conference, barque (via Kaipara), to load. NEWCASTLE : Three Cheers, schooner, loading. William Turner, barque, to load. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—Penguin arrives at Onphunga; Mauapouri leaves for South at '. p.m.; Southern Cross leaves for East Coast at noon. Sunday.—Zealandia arrives from Honolulu and leaves for Sydney; Penguin leaves Onefa unga if mail arrived. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. [This list does not Include coasters.] Richmond, s.s., instteam.

Waitangi, ship, at No. "2 Jetty. William Turner, barque,at Sugar Works. Fernando, barque, at Breastwork. Conference, barque, at Railway Wharf, Devonport, barque, in stream. Carrie L. Tyler, barquentine, No. 2 Jetty. Sarah Pile, brigantine, at Queen-st. Wharf. Three Cheers, schooner, at Breastwork Waiapu, schooner, at Queen-street Wharf. Gtsborne, schooner, at Queeh-street \\ harf. IMPORTS. Fer s.a. Kahu, from Napier : 1544 sacks potatoes. Per Richmond : 1617 cases oranges, 9000 cocoanuts,'.£2o sacks coffee, 40 bales cotton, 74 cases pearl shell. 30 sacks pearl shell, 1500 bunches bananas, 19 bales fungus, 124 packages sundries.

At an early hour yesterday morning the Napier-owned steamer Kahu arrived in port, anchoring in the stream. She is a trim little iron vessel of 90 tons, and has l>een for some time engaged in the Napier - Wellington trade- She is under command of Captain Romeril. well-known here. He reports that she left Napier on the 9th inst., and experienced heavy easterly winds and hagh seas till arrival. During the forenoon the Kahu berthed at the Northern S.S. Co.'s tee, where the work of" discharging her 1500 bags of potatoes by Union lumpers was briskly carried on during the day. The incoming mail steamer Zealandia is due here from San Francisco via Honolulu and Tutuila during" to-night or early to-mor-row morning. The steamer Richmond arrived from Tonga and Rarotonga at an early hour this morn-

ing. The coasting cutter Venus will sail to-day for Whangarci, there to load coal for Napier. Daring yesterday the "Union steamers Southern Cross and Manapouri were loading cargo for the Fast Coast and Southern port* respectively. Both steamers are to sail today. From Southern exchanges we learn that the ketch Kestrel has sailed from Kaiapoi, for Auckland, with produce. The s.s. Rowena got away for the Thames yesterday forenoon, with passengers and cargo. At Napier, the schooner Enterprise is loading up with potatoes for this port. Yesterday the coastal schooners Waiapu and Gisborne were busily patting out their cargoes of grain and produce from the Bay of Plenty, at the Queen-street Wharf. The barque Devonport and brigantine Darcy Pratt were lying in the stream yesterday, and will probably sail for Lyttelton and Sydney respectively. "During yesterday the brigantine Sarah Pile was landing her Rarotongan oranges in good condition. Advices from Whangarei state that the easterly gale which prevailed on Thursday ■was very severely felt there. At Marsden Point two boats were lifted fully 30 feet beyond high water mark, being clashed to pieces. The scow Ruakaka was driven clean over a high sandbank usually high above the reach of the tide.

BY TELEGRAPH. RUSSELL. September 12.—Arrived, at 4 a.m. : S.S. Wellington, from Whangarei. Captain Stephenson reports having had very bad •weather up the coast.

WELLINGTON. September 12.—The a.s. Wakatipu, for Sydney. LYTTELTON. September 12.—Sailed : Jane Douglas, for Kaikoura; s.s. Akaroa, for Akaroa.