SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 10013, 27 December 1895, Page 4

SHIPPING.

fiIGH Water at Auckland—l.s! a.m., 3,24 p.m. ~ „ Maciukau—4.2s a.m.; 4.68 p.uu SW—fiiscs, 4.33 a.i ; sets, 7.11 p.m.

ARRIVALS. Ding&dee, s.s., 640, John Gibb, from Wellington ana the East Coast. Passengers: —Messrs. Clouston, Potter, Burns, Barron, and four in the steerage,—Union S.S. Co., agents. Clansman, s.s., 300, W. Farquhar, from Mangouui, Whangaroa, and Russell. — Northern S.S. Co.. agents. lona, s.s., 220, J. Stein, from the Gre.?.t Barrier. Passengers — Mrs. Ball, Misses Leßoy (2), Messrs. Beere, Ryan, Ball, Clapham, Kearus, Webb, Gedge, Patterson.— Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Douglas,s.s., 52, Haultain.from Whangarei. —Northern S.S, Co., agents. Waiteniata, banpientine, 365, F. Nilssou, from Newcastle.— J.Craig, agent. Aotea, schooner, OS, John H. Skinner, from Gisborne aud the East Coast. —H. B. Morton, agent.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS. '.OIIDON: Star of Victoria, 5.8., arrived at Melbourne Dec. '21. Rangatira, s.s., due about January 20. Rakaia, s.s., to sail Dec. 20. Hudson, barque, sailed Oct. 29. HEW YORK : Nellie Brett, barque, loading. Tillie Maker, barque, sailed Sept. 14. if AN FRANCISCO : Monowai, K.M.s., January 2. HON'OLt'LD : Monowai, R.M.s., January 2. SAMOA : Monowai, R.M.s., January 2. SYDNEY : Mariposa, R.M.s., to-day. Tasmania, s.s., Sunday, NEWCASTLE : Adelaide, barquentine, sailed Dec. 20. William Alauscn, barqueutine, sailed Dee. 11. Bells, barque, early. Devonport, barque, early. FIJI:

Fiona, s.s., early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. iOSDON : Crusader, ship, loading. Borrowdale, ship, loadiug. I'rius Valdemar, ship, to arrive. .IVEBfOOl.: Allonby. barque, loading. SAN FRANCISCO : Mariposa, K.M.s., Saturday. ao.voi.rn': Mariposa, R.M.s., Saturday. NEW Yi KX : Alice, barque, to load. SYDNEY Anglian, s.s,, Tuesday. Monowai, R.M.s., Jan. & SAMOA : Mariposa, R.M.s., Saturday. FIJI: Upolu, s.s, Jan. 2. UNION S.S. CO.'3 MOVEMENTS. To-day.—Mariposa arrives from Sydney; Jthngadee leaves for East Coast. Saturday.—Takapuna arrives at Onehungaat 5 a.m.; Mariposa leaves for Honolulu at 2 p.m.

NORTHERN" S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-lay.Clansman leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.; Cnelmsford for lairua,_ Whangamata, and Whakataue at 2 p.m.; Kanieri for Raglan, Kawhia, and Wait&ra at 1 p.m.; lona for Mercury Bay and Kuaotnnu at 7 p.m.; Wellington for Marsdeu Point, Parua Bay, and Whangarei at 8 p.m. Thames Service.—Rotomahana or Gairloch for Thames daily ; and I'aeroa or O'riinemuri for Paeroa live limes weekly; Coromandel or Argyle for Coromaudel four times a week. See advertisement daily papers.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. This list does not include coaster*. Bouthern Cross, Mission yacht, in stream, Arawatu, s a., in stream. Crusader, ship, at Quay-street Jetty. Borrowdale, ship, at Queen-street Wharf. Wolverene, ship, in stream. Alice, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Alloi by, barque, in stream. tSortiieru Chief, barque, at Railway Wharf.

IMPORTS. Per Dineadee, from Wellington and the East Coast: TG bales wool, 100 casks cement, 40 bags rice, .30 bags quartz tailings, 24 pieces 3tone, 19 casks tallow, 176 tons transshipments ex Tainui, and a quantity of general cargo. Per Waiteinata, from Newcastle: 530 tons Coal. To arrive, cargo of good quality fine and coarse salt, 10s ton cheaper than any salt offering. Samples on application.— Berry and Co.-Advt.

The Union Company's steamer Dinpadee, which has replaced the Australia in the trade for the present, arrived from Wellington and East Coast ports on Wednesday afternoon. Captain John Gibb is in command, and the deck officers are the same as in the Australia, Mr. McGill being chief engineer and Mr. Livingstone second, while Mr. P. Wheeler has replaced Mr. Reeves in the position of purser. The Ding-nice left Wellington at midnight on the 18th inst., and arrived at Napier at 11 p.m. on the 19th. Left again at 6 p.m. on the 'Sjth, and arrived alongside the breakwater at Gisborne at 6 a.m. on the '21st. Left again at midnight, and called at Tologa Iky and Tukomaru on the 22nd, luparoa and Awanui on the 23rd, Kawakawa unci Te lull aon the 24th, leaving the latter bay at -1.20 p.m., and arrived at 1 p.m. on the 'inth. Experienced fine weather with light variable winds throughout the trip. The Dingadee leaves for the East Coast and Wellington th>3 evening. On Wednesday iling, the Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrived from the North. She leaves for Tauranga this evening. The Northern Company's steamer lona arrived from the Great liavrier, on Wednesday evening, and leaves for Kuaotnnu and IJercii'v Iky at 7 o'clock tnis evening. On Wednesday morning, the Northern ('-.-n|ia:iym steamer Douglas arrived from hv.g.iiei, and leaves lor the same place ag'u;i 11; i-» i VOlliilg. Tin; baiij'i'Mitine tYaiteinata, Captain F. i Nilsson, arrived from Newcastle on Wednesday e'. "iiing with a cargo of coal for the Auckland Gis Company. The m&ster_ reports failing from the New South Wales coal port, on the !)th instant, and experienced light north - easterly and northerly winds until the 17th, when the Til re Kings wire .-ight'id. Along the coast calms and vtryligh: easterly winds prevailed until making port. Un discharge the Waif.emata proceeds to Kaipara to loud timber for Sydney. The Northern Co.'s steamer W'aiotahi leave) for Opollki at noon to-do v. At two o'clock this afternoon the Northern C". ; s steamer Chelmsford leaves for Tairua, Whang.imaU, and WhakiUne. The Northern Co.'s steamer Wellington leaves for U'hangarei at 8 o'clock to-night. The lianjnsntinc- Frank Guy is to load timber nt K iipara lor Sydney. The Union Company's .steamer Takapuna, from the South and New Plymouth, is timed to reach Onehunga at 5 o'clock to-morrow morning. To-day the American barque Alice will commence discharging cargo from Yew York. Tim schooner Med or a will sail for Ohora and Awanui to-morrow. This afternoon the steamer Ngutiguru will leave for Whangarei. The schooner Aote.i, Captain J. H. Skinner, arrived from Gisbornc arid the East Coast on Wednesday morning. The master reports sailing from is borne on the I7rh instant, and called at Toliomarn and Tunaroa the same day. On 'he 18tli called at Awanui, and rounded the East Cape at noon on the 19th. Owing to strong west winds took shelter in Hicks' Bay on the 20th. Shipped at Kawakawa and lforoera on the 2131: arrived at Raukokore and landed cargo and shipped a quantity of maize, arriving at Tekaha the same evening ;on the 22(1 and KJrd shipped enough to (ill the vessel, and lefo for Auckland at 4 p.m. on the 23rd. Hud westerly winds and tine weather throughout the trip, arriving at .'1 a.m. on Wednesday. Cargo: 983 sacks maize, ID sacks fungus,o tons rails, 70 packages tallow, 11 crates bottles, 9 sacks turnip seed, 0 sacks hides, (3 loose hides, 17 bales wool, 8 bays wool, 31) casks empties, '25 packages sundries, 8 pigs. THE MARIPOSA. The American mail steamer Mariposa is expected to arrive from Sydney this evening. She leaves for Apia, Honolulu, and San Francisco, at 2 p.m. to-morrow. -> ■ ' 1

i, ),;• . SHIPPING SUMMARY. m Business in shipping circles has been very brisk during the past month, and the tonnage in und out of the port has been large. The following lhave been the movements of vessels during the month On November 29 the New Zealand Shipping Company's cargo steamer Te Koa arrived from London direct after an uneventful voyage. She went as far as Wellington and returned to this port again and took in a large consignment of frozen meat and wool for London, and is now at Waitara, whence she proceeds South to complete her loading. Messrs. Donald »nd Edenboroagh's steamer Richmond arrived from Tahiti and Rarotonga on November 30th with' cotton, copra, fruit, etc., and left for the same ports on the 4th instant, with a large miscellaneous cargo. On the HOth the 'American barque 13. Webster sailed for New-

castle to load coal for Valparaiso. Thtr Cook Islands Trading Company's brigan tine Linda Weber sailed for a ornise to the Cook Group the same date with a very large general cargo, and loads Island produce back to this port. On the Ist the Uniou Company's steamer Ovalau arrived from the Islands with raw sugar, etc., and left On the 4th for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji with a cargo of timber, produce, etc. The mail steamer Mariposa arrived from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Apia < n the 4th instant after a very fast trip, landing her mails a day ahead of time. The hrigantine Lady Mabel .sailed for Mercury Bay to load timber for Sydney on the 4th, and is now on her way to the latter port. On the sth the fine cargo steamer India, under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, left for the South to complete her loading of wooi, etc., for London. Whilst in port the steamer was taken into Calliope Dock, and cleaned and painted. Captain Trotter, the commander of the steamer, expresses himself as being very well satisfied with the despatch given his vessel while in the dock, and also at the expenses. The Union Company's steamer Upolu left for Fiji on the sth with a mis- | cellaneous cargo, and returned on the 19th with raw sugar, fruit, etc. Ihe Union Company'ssteamer Taieri arrived from Fiji on the 7th with a large cargo of rawsugar, and left for Newcastle on the I'-tli, and is now on her way to this port with a cargo of coal. The barquentine sabol sailed on the 7th for an Island cVuise, calling at Tonga and Nine. On the 7tli the schooner Orpheus sailed tor Norfolk island, and is expected back about next wetk. Oil tho 11th the Tyser Company's fine .new steamer Star of New Zealand arrived from London, via Australian ports, with general cargo. This is the second voyage of the steadier, and she has maintained her reputation, nO»t only as a large cargo carrier, but also a fast yssscl. Her steaming time to Melbourne was 43 i.»ys 3 hours, while her time to this port, includiuO detentions, at Las I'almas, Melbourne, and Syduey was only 03 days,which is the record, aud was accomplished under adverse ciicumstances, a good deal of very bad weather being encountered on the voyage. She left for Southern ports to complete hsr loading for Loudon. The barqueutine AJbertma Bailed for New York on tho 11 til, with. cargo of kauri gum. On the 13th the barque Northern Chief arrived from Newcastle with coal, and sails next week for Kaipara to load timber for Sydney. On the 13th, the barquentiuu tlauda Isle arrived from Wolloiigong with coal, and has sailed for Whangarei to load timber for Sydney. On the 14th the Union Company's steamer Taviuui arrived from the Islands, with raw sugar, etc. She left for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, on the ISth, with a general cargo. The Union Company's steamer Poherua arrived from Fiji, on tho lath, with raw sugar, and left for the same place again on the "Jot.li, to load raw sugar back to this port. On the 17th, the Melauesian Mission yacht Southern Cross, arrived from the Islands. Owing to the crew suffering severely from an attack of fever and ague, the vessel missed a number of the usual stopping places at the Banks and New Hebrides Groups. The Southern Cross remains in port until March next. The Union Company's steamer Ohau arrived from Fiji with raw sugar on the 18th. Ou the 22nd the Union Co.'s chartered steamer, Mount Siriou, arrived from Calcutta anil Singapore with a cargo of geuera! Eastern produce. She left for Wellington on the "24th, and on discharge proceeds to the Bluff, Port Chalmers, and Tiinaru to load wool, etc., for Loudon for the New Zealand Shipping Company. On the 24th the American barque Alice arrived from New York, via Wellington, with a part cargo of general merchandise, which she commences discharging to-day, and on completion loads kauri gum and tlax for New York. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's ship Crusader has completed her loading for London, and will sail to morrow. The ship Borrowdale, under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company, will complete her loading for Loudon and sail next week. The steel ship I'rius Valdemar is now on the voyage from Rio de Janeiro to this port, and follows the Borrowdale on the London berth.

PORT OF ONEHUNUA. ARRIVALS. M&hinapua, s.s., W. T. Newton,from Weilington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. Passengers Misues Barron, McDiarmid, Holt, McLean, Leslie, Campbell, Fischer, Kitohinx (2), Smart, Wilkle, Gibbous., Nivun, Greor ('2), Mesdaines Turner, Larkin, Gibbons, Powell, Messrs. Lee, Booth, Duane, Ladnor, Bird, Hopkins, Tucker, McLean, Partington, Allan, Hall, McMillan, Moore, Bruce. Lewis, Kislnvorth, Burton, CowlesJ Heywood, Dawson, Gray, Randal, Battley, Palley, Hughes, Trentham, Disooe, Williams, Major Powell, and 25 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Glenelg, s.s., Austen, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Mesdames Specks, Seccombe, Wooller, Rankin and child, Elliott, Hodge, Mossinan, and three children, Messrs. Eraser, iSeccombe, Hutchins, Bird, Hodge, Elliott, Lemon, McAlpine,! Walter, Reed, Arnold, Mossm&n, Herd, White, Master Fraser, ami 12 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri, s.s., De Wolfe, from Wanjmnui. Passengers : — Mesdair.es White, Seltord, Green, Thompsou, Messrs. Selford, Whitcombe, and 6 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Mahinapua, s.s., W. J. Newton, for Now Plymouth, Nelson, and Wellington. Passengers Misses Stanley and E. Davies, Messrs. T. W. Maunder, Rutherford, Gibbs, W, E. Morrison, Thomson, Harrison, Guthrie, Murrell, Hampjon, Tilby, and two steerage,—Union S.S. Co., agents. Glenelg, s.s., Austen, for New Plymouth.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri, a.a., De Wolfe, for Hokianga.Northern S.S. Co., agents.

The Union Company's steamer Mahinapua, Captain W. J. Newton, arrived from tho South at 11.45 a.m. on Wednesday. She left Wellington on the 21st at 7 p.m., called at Nelson and Taranaki, left the latter port at 10 3d p,m on the 24th, and arrived as above. The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg arrived at 1 p.m. on Wednesday from New Plymouth. The Northern Company's steamer Kanoiri arrived at 2 a.m. on Wednesday from Wanganui with passeugors, 3(1 bales wool, and sundries. The Union Company's steamer Mahinapua left et 1 p.m. yesterday for the South. The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg left at 1 p.m. yesterday for New Plymouth. The Northern Company's steamer Kaneiri left at 3 p.m yesttrday tor Hokiauga.