SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8583, 3 June 1891, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High VTATEa at Auckland-3- r .2 a.m.; 4.19 p.m. .> „ Manukau—7.32 a.m.; 7.69 p.m. SUN.— Rises, 7.5 ft.m.: sets. 4.50 p.m. ~ .;•! ■:.' . ': "-'■■■■: \ .-Moon—New Moon, 7th, 3.56 a.m. . • • ji ' WKATHER FOBiECAST. ■; ; Captain _dwiii •wired as follows at 3.52 p.m. yesterday :-N.E. to N. and W. Rale alter 1C hours : from now. Glass further fall. Indications rain. ARRIVALS. Tarawera, . b.b., 2003, Sinclair, from ' Melbourne i and the South. Passengers : .Misses Kempthorne, Smith, Flaxman/Mesdames y. Townsend / and 2;; children, Kempthorne, Messrs. Smith (2), Wilkie, Napier, ■Lβ Cren, Dr. Bourse, Fraser, Daltcii; Evitt, 1 Ellis, Colcrove, Kern, Hegman, Smith, Judge ; Clendon, Taupopoki, Harper, Master Smith, and 20 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. ; ■ Southern Cross, s.s., 282, Black, trom Wellington and East Coast ports. Passengers : Miso Kavinagh, Mr. Tate.—Union S.S. : Co., 5 1 agents. . Medora, schooner, 36, Subritzky, from Ohora and Awanui.—Master, agent. Saxon, schooner, 58, Martin, from Lyttelton.—Smith, agent. ■ . . Governmeat s.s., 542, b aircmld, from Wellington and East Coast.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Tarawera, s.s., 2003, W. C. Sinclair, for Ruoeell.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Wainui, s.s., 640, G. Crawshaw, for Samoa and Tonga. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Harpfner, Miss Galloway, Dr. W. H. CampbelL Messrs. W. Cooper, E. W. Given, W. Galloway, Flynn (2).—Union S.S. Co., agents. Wellington, s.s., 279, Stephenson, for Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents.

DEPARTURES. Chatnplain, French screw - crniser, 2100 tons, Captain Gonrdon, for Valparaiso. . Tarawera, s.s., for Russell. Wainui, s.s., for Tonga. Wellington, s.s., for Whangarei.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. tONDON: Margaret Galbraitb, ship, sailed Feb2B. Kangatira, s.s., in June. Helen Denny, ship, sailed March 7* Piako, ship, sailed April 16. Waitangi, ship, loading. BZYf yokk : Bonny Doon, barque, sailed December 31. Evie Reed, barque, sailed March 10. Motley, brig, sailed January 28. Emma L. Shaw, barque, April 13. Star of the East, barque, loading.

Gleaner, schooner, sailed May 7. KOCKHAMPTON : .';: J Sarah Pile,brigantine; loading. ; CASTLE,: :■>,,■■' • ' ' Cutbona, barquentine, sailed May IS. Seabird, brigantine, sailed May 18. .■■:■; - •■:-; Kenilworth; schooner, sailed May 27. Alice Muir, brigautine, loading, SYDNEY: • i Three Cheers, schooner, sailed May 27. Prosperity, schooner, sailed May 27. ■ OAMAIUJ : .

Agnes Donald, schooner, loading. NAMER: Maud Graham, schooner, loading. DT7NKDIN: Sarah and Mary, brigantine, sailed May

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. tOKCOIT: - . Blenheim, ship, loading, NEW YORK: Annie Reed, barque, loading. ■■■■.; Alice, barque, loading. Mary Hasbrouck, to load. , NOUMEA : Christine, schooner, early.

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. arrives at Onehunßa; > Southern Cross leaves for South via East Coast ports. ThoksdXy.—Tarawera arrives from RusEell, and leaves for South at noon; Oreti leaves Onehunga at 10 a.nv

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS.

■ To-»at. ■—> Gairloch arrives from . New Plymouth;f Glenelg leaves for Opunake and TVanKanuia<il.p.m. ■ Thursday.—Gairlooh leaves for New Plymouth at 10 a.in.; Wellington arrives from Whangarei; lona, from .Mercury, Bay and Xuaotunu, - and leaves again for the same ports at 9 p.m. : Fkiday.—Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., and leayes for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; : * Wellington leaves for Whangarei, Marsden Point, and Parua Bay at 10.30 p.m. Thames Service. —Rotomahana or Argyle leaves for Thames daily.

'. VESSELS IN HARBOUR.- , IThis lint does nob include coawtere. I Hinemoa, Govt. s.s., at Railway Wharf. Arawate, s.s.. in stream. Blenheim, ship, afc Queen-street Wharf, • Conference, barque, iu stream. - Alice, barque, at No. 2 Jetty. Annie Reed, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Mary Haabrouck, barque, in stream. Presto, barque, at Queen-street Wharf* Stanley, brigantine, at Breastwork. Darcy Pratt, brigantine, at No. 2 Jetty, - Mnrmion, schooner, at Breastwork. Christine, schooner, in stream.

IMPORTS. Per 8.8. Tarawera, from South': 1394 sacks oats, 977 sacks wheat, 99 sacks beans, 20 Backs peas, 36 sack.B meal, 420 sacks bark, 411 sacks potatoes, 125 sacks malt, 120 bags rice, 50 boxes raisins, 100 boxes candles, 67 X>ac\age3 marble, and sundries.

•About mid-day yesterday the Union S.S. Company's steamer Tarawera, Captain W. C. ; Sinclair, arrived from Melbourne via Southern ports with a cargo of produce, and passengers.: -The purser, Mr. C. Humphries, reports that the Tarawera left Melbourne on the 19th ultimo, Hobart on the 21st, the Bluff on the 25th, Bunedin on the 27th, Jbyttelton on the 29fch, Wellington on the 30th, arriving at Napier at 11 a.m. on the > 31st. She* left at 9 p.m., and reached Gisborne at 7 tun. on the Ist instant, left for Auckland at' 11 a.m., arriving as above. The Tarawera experienced nne weather throughout her trip. ~,., . About 2 o'clock yesterday the French cruiser Champlain got up anchors from her moorings in the stream, and slowly proceeded , out of port after a stay of several weeks, during which she has received air extensive overhaul and repairing in the Calliope Dock. The Champlain is bound for Valparaiso and the Chilian coast. The locally-owned schooner Saxon, Capt. Martin, returned to port yesterday after an absence of a couple of months, bringing in a cargo of grain and produce from Lyttelton. She had a moderate feather passage of 12 days up the coast. At an early hour yesterday morning the s.s. Southern Cross reached port from her usual trip to the East Coast and Wellington. She brought a general cargo and a couple of passengers. During yesterday the Island packet Wainui, Captain Crawshaw, was busily loading, and shipped a large freighting of provisions, soft goods, timber, and live stock for her ports in the Friendly and Navigator groups. She sailed for the first of these, Nukualofa, at 5 p.m., with about a dozen passengers. ' The schooner Medora is again in port from the North, with a cargo of 20 tons saud, 100 cases mullet, 135 sacks and 14 cases gum, 10 packages hides, and 100 sleepers. Owing to tho strong easterly weather prevailing yesterday the departure of the yacht Wenonafor Samoa was postponed. Yesterday the schooner .Saucv Kate came up from the Thames to load for Napier. Advices from home state that on the last homeward trip of the New Zealand Shipping Company's Waifcangi, Captain T. Leeinan became so ill that he , hud to be landed at Pernambuco, on the Brazilian coast. The ship was navigated safely to her destination "by Mr. W. Reston, chief officer, who is a brother of Mr. J. Reston, governor of Mount Eden Gaol. After putting out her inward cargo from the South, the s.s. Tarawera left last evening for Russell, where she is to coal and return here on Thursday morning. Yesterday is tthe first occasion on which this popular f steamer has visited this port since engaging "■on her annual summer excureions to the West Coast Sounds, and we learn that these ■were even more Bucceseful than in years paet, and the passengers recognised the efforts of Captain Sinclair and officers for their amusement and welfare by presenting them with a very flattering illuminated address. . ■■;--,

THE/GOVERNMENT STEAMER ■ ' HINEMOA. Lml evening, abbut 7 o'clock, the Government steamer Hinomoa,': Captain J. i Fairmfortnß us that'the Hiuemoa "ft WellßWto£ ? n ? n t d t y l aßt at 1 P- l »- and calKt & land Island next morning. »Af[Z Ihlu't W?^ &l }? P u^^ ed on - touched at Wlnto Mand, which, was found in iil T«^i nd,correct position. Th 6 IlSv iSt

called at Cuvier Lighthouse, end then came on towards Anekland. Tiritiri was reached about midday, • and , a quantity of • gravel shipped there to be used for making'concrete blocks to moor buoys. This occupied, the afternoon, and coming on at dark the steamer berthed at the Railway Wharf as above. She has a considerable quantity of railway material from Wellington to discharge here, and will take in a quantity of defence stores, ammunition, etc. Captain Fairohild expects to continne'his round up the coast on llmrsday evening, and the etwames? will make her way round the northern extremity of the island and back to Wellington via the West Coast. In addition to the usual calling places the Hinemoa. will touch at several small points, such as the Shearer Rock, Whale Bock, etc.