SHIPPING.

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

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS,

November 29-Te Koa, s.s., 4050, F. Canese, from London. Passenger: Mrs. Laing. 29—Alameda, R.M.s., 3000, K. Otorendorp, from Sydney. Passenger.!: Hon. F. S. and Mrs. O'Grady, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. O'Rorke, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Snrangton and child. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. McKay and child, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tonge and family (5), Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mesdames Devereux and two children, M. A. Russell, Boulton, two children, and nurse, Misses Russell, N. Carr, Challis, Gordon, Messrs. M. M. Levy, W. R. Cureton, T. Webb, Buchanan, H. A. Tubbs, C. Gray, E. Russell, Snrangton, jun., H. Lawrence, F. Bromley, E. Perkins, Fitzgerald's Circus (£1), and 25 steerage. For San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. Slade-Murray, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cowan, Mr. ami Mrs. J. 11, Fletcher, Mr, and Mrs. L. Stross, Mesdames A. W. Burleigh, S. Abbey and infant, J. E. Graham, G. S. Sears, Montague-Turner and maid, Cross, E. Gibson, E. Stuart, Misses Fletcher (2), Mitchell, G. Clark, Connelly, Dr. Brown, Captain Whittall, Lieut. McDonald, R.N., Messrs. H. Agar, T. F. Dredge, H. (J. Frank, H. Nickson, Mitchell, R Roy, W. Veitch, H. G. Watkins, Geo. Carter, W. Gallagher, M. D. Dan, G. Hanke, C. G. German, P. Hunter, W. Lewandownski, A. T. Lewandownski, Ed. Pardy, 11. Vevey, M. Shendau, C. E. White, Tlios. White, and 20 steerage. Ovalau, s.s., 1229, N. Beaumont, from Sydney, Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa. Passengers: Mesdames Beamnout and child, Cooper and two children, Batty, Misses Waugh, Petric, Farmiloe, Cardam (2), Messrs. Sewell, J. 11, Delivers, Frankham, and seven steerage. 30-Rielnr.ond, s.s,, 700, RG. Hutton, from Tahiti and Rarotonga. Passengers : Messrs. A. B. Donald, C.A. Edenborough, B. Wilson, and Bernard's circus (!)). December Tasmania, s.s., 2552, Thomas McCee, from Sydney. 3—Waihora, j.s., 2003, R. Neville, from Melbourne, llobart, and Southern ports. 4—Mariposa, ly. M s., 3000, H. M. Hay ward, from Sail Francis :o, Honolulu, and Apia. Passengers : Mr. ml Mrs. W. S. Lam be, Dr. August Scheidel, Rev. Dr. Yatinau, Messrs. G. D. Ingall, T. T. Hall, J. Simms, F. A. White, C. H. Stevens, H. Salt, G. Burnside, M, Haslein, and eleven steerage For Sydney : Mr. and Mrs. E. Halse, Mr. and Mrs. Spat/., and Mr. I. MeLeod and two children, Mesdames W. 11. Avercy, Priscilla Chase, Reade, child and maid, W. W. Chase. W. Meek, Gardiner, Lilian Stuart, I'. McDonald, Misses 10. T. Billiard,.!. M. Neil,Jenny Beasley, Maidment, M. L. Billiard, lassie Tea-sdalc, Me'srs. S. J']. Billiard, W. J. Eilheck, T. A. King, K. Garetta, R. Ciinninghani, R. Eden, (i. 11. Bosh, .1. L. Billiard, R. M. Cameron, ,1. Uilobrist, R. Hamilton, Prank Ley ton, \V. Priillmm, S. K. Uiidley, ,1. Asijuith, T. S. Skinner, H. L.Scott, F. Buscli. ,J. 1). Drummood, A. I'". Herslet. S. Hooper, John Leytou, R. Kickard, Simon Straus, C. Uostleman, (i. Wilson, and .">4 steerage. 7 —Taiuri, e.H„ I litis, Geo. McDonald, from Fiji, with fruir, etc. Ill—Tarawera,s.s,,2oo3,W.Sinclair, from Melbourne, llobart, and Southern ports.

11—Star of New s.s., 47!-, Simp sou, from London, Lis Talmas, Melbourne, and Sydney. 11—Manapouri, s.s., 178.'!, John Anderson, from Sydney. 13—Northern Chief, barque, 274, McKay, from Newcastle.

13—llanila Isle, lwri)iicutiiie, -61, A. Robinson, from Wollongong.

14 -Tavioni, s.s, 110.1, R. E. Smith, from Sydney, Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga. Passengers: Mrs. llardwell, Misses' Alinstrong (2), Lieutenant Lmgdale, R.N., Messrs. C:>hen, llonnings, Clark, Tirrell, Lousen.

11-Poherua, s.s., 1175, J. li. Oourbarron, from Fiji. 17—Southern Cross, Mission yacht, James llongard, from Melanesia and Norfolk Island. Passengers : — M;sdames Colen/.0, Cliecseinan, Smith and two children, Wilson mid three children, Misses Rossiter, Simcox, Evans, Christian, ll.iiley, Rev. T. C. Cullwick, Captain Hates, Messrs. Bovlan, C. Quintal, W. Champion, C. McCoy, F. Christian.

JS-Oliau, 8.5., 74", F. Black, from Fiji lit— Upolii, s.s., 1141, George Crawshaw, from Fiji. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Read, Mr and Mrs. Taylor and two children, Mesiliiities Molloy, Garner, Jones, Miss Coldieutt, Messrs. Peters, Wat burton, J. Jack, Kearney, and 13 sleer-ige. ■J")—Anglian, s.s., '-'1011, P. Le Neveu, from Sydney.

21— Mount Sirinn, s.s., ."L'SO, Spinks, from Calcutta and Singapore. Passenger'': Mr. and Mr-;. Collard. Mrs. Spink-*, Misses Collard (■_'), M"ssrs. T. Ricke, C. Tristram, D. Johnson, Ma-'tcrs l.'ollanl (J) uid Spinks.

'Jo -Tar nvera, s.s., 'MM, W. C. Sinclair, from Syd'i-v.

— I;- it m.dian.i, s.s., 17s:i, B"!it'"v, from Mc'O.inrni, 11.-I>.ir t, an I S.i.ilh-'rii pii'is. -I - A•■••• .I■ i'|.i>-, Joseph Swain, irom New York, via Wellington.

DKI'AK I'UKivS. November 'Jit -M:itiapouri, a s., 1783, John Anderson, for Sviln v. 30—Alameda, K..M.S . K. Van Ocerendorp, for Apia, Honolulu, ami Sim Francisco. I'assenders : Mr. ami Mrs. KielianU, Mrs. Abbeami infant, .Mrs. Von Tt-nipski'V, Mi-is J. Sclieritr, Dr. A. E. Meightuiaii, Messrs. Johnson, A. It. Decker, G. Humphries, .M. Divitt, T. F. Dredge, seven steerage, ami original from Sydney.

Sl— li. Webster, barque, 557, E. H. Pray, [or Newcastle.

30—Linda Weber, brigantitic, 115, Otvens, for the Cook (Jroup. December 4—M:iri|Mi«a, U. M.S., liOfX), 11. M. Ihyward, for Svdney. Passengers:— Messrs. N. .Joseph, ii. Allen, W. Newell, Chapman, ami original from San Francisco. 4 —Oviiliiu, s.B. 1229, N. lie turnout, for Tonga, Samoa, I'iji, ami Sydney, Passengers:—Mr. ami Mm h-slie. 4—Richmond, s.s., 7UU, K. (J. Huttmi, for Rarotonga and Tahiti. Passengers M. ami Madame Campie, Messrs. I.'. A. Edenborough,C. Kohn, 15. F. Hnmeisley. 4—Lady Mabel, hrigantine, -15, Richards, for Sydney via Mercury B*y. s—lndia, 5.5..:!.>52, T. Trotter, for London, via Southern ports. s—Upolu, b.h., 1111, George Crawshaw, for Fiji Passengers : Messrs. Moore and three children, Douglas, Cleary and child. HallRuff, Messrs. Douglas ami G. Warburton, blaster Bayly, and two steerage. (J—To Ivoa, s.s., 40;"i0, Canes.', for London, via Southern Ports.

(3—Anglian, n a.,2159, LeNevcu, for Sydney. G—Waihora, s.s., '200,'1, U Neville, for Southern ports, Huburt, and .Melbuurne. (i-Ysabel, three-masted soliooner, 140, W. Ross, for Nine, Friendly Islands aud the I'hiiMiix Group. Passengers i Messrs. T. l'iiilliiis and G. Cozens. -Orpheus, sclionner, 5.'), Caitcheon, for Norfolk Island. Passengers: Miss [veils, Messrs. Quintal! (5), T. Snoll, (i. Christian. 11—Alhertina, kiniucntine, 701, J. ? . Dill, for New York.

11—Tarawera, s.s, 2003, W. C. Sinclair, for Sydney. 11—Balmain, s.s., 377, T. H. Forster, for Sydnev, via Kaipara. I'J-Taieri, s.s., IC6S, George McDonald, for Newcastle.

10—Star of New Zealand, s.s., 4712, J. Simpson, for London, via Southern ports. I(s—Tasmania, s.s.,T. McGee, for Sydney. 18—Taviiiui, s.s., MO."), Smith, for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. Passengers: Mrs. Watkin, Messrs. Clieeser.ian, MeCorquodale, Thompson, J. Martin, I'urkhoiise. 20-Policnia, s.s,, 7*lo, J, 11. Courb&non, for Fiji. 21—Handa Isle, barmientino, 261, Robinson, for Sydney, via Vvhangarei. '24—Iiotoinahana, s.s., 1783, J. V. Bentley, for Sydney. TUB Tls KUA. At 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 29, the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Te Ron arrived from Loudon direct, with a large cargo of general merchandise. Having explosives on board, the steamer anchored at the powder ground, where that portion of the cargo was transhipped, and the steamer berthed at the Queen-street Wharf in the afternoon, ami the work of discharge was proceeded with next morning. The To ICba on this voyage is under the command of Captain F. Canesc, who will be pleasantly remembered as a fretpient visitor to this port while in command of the company's ship Waimato. Dr. Laiug, au old Auckland resident, comes out as medical officer of the steamer. THE BORROWDALE. Oil Thursday, Nov. 28, the ship Borrowdalc, from Lyttelton, anchored near the Lake landing owing to the wind blowing strong from the south west. The ship sailed from Lyttelton oil the 13th nit., rounding the East Cape on the 17th, and has had nothing but a succession of head winds to thresh up against the whole time. The Norrowdale is an iron ship belonging to Messrs. Nicholson and McUill, of Liverpool, and was built by Messrs. VV. H. Potter and Co., of the same port in 1 SOS, her dimensions being: Length, 2 , 2fi'4 feet; breadth, !!o'4 feet; depth, 22 feet; gross tonnage, 1*277. She sailed from New York on June 15, whith a cargo of American merchandise for Dunedin and Lyttelton, and met with some very rough weather during the voyage. She comes to this port under charter to the New Zealand Shipping Company to load general cargo for London, and is to have prompt despatch, it being expected that she will bo ready for «ea iu about three weeks' time. KAIPARA SHIPPING. Our AUp correspondent writes;— The following vessels" cleared foreign from the port of Kaipara during tho month ol October,

all timber laden For Melbourne: Elizabeth Graham, with 519, feet; Iris, 257,480 feet: total, 776,840 feet. For Lnunceston: Waitsmata, with 228,207 feet. For Sydney: River Hunter, with '251,280 feet; Silver Cloud, 244, feet; Grasmere, 324,700 feet; St. Ril'da, 142,500 feet: Northern Chief, 216,655 feet: total, 1,179,477 feet. For Rockhampton: Anthons, with 112,342 feet; Pirate, 187,60S feet: total, 300,040 feet. Grand total for the month, 2,484,564 feet for all ports, being considerably more than half tho total export of the whole colony, THE TAINUI. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's I steamer Taiuui, Captain Stuart, arrived at I Wellington from London, via way ports, on Tuesday, Dec. 17, her dates being :— London, October 31; TnnerifTe, November 7 i Capetown, November 23: Hobart, December 13. She brings 94 passengers for all ports, 52 packages mails, and 2400 tons nt cargo. At Capetown the Taiuui landed 221 passengers. Two passengers died from phthisis during the voyage. The Tainui left for Wellington in tho evening. THE lONIC. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer lonic left Wellington on Dec. 12, for London with tho following passengers Dr. and Mrs. Millar and infant, Mr, and Mrs. Wise, Mesdames Arkwright and Gallpin, Misses Wise (2), Millar (2), Bradley, Pillier, Arkwright (2), Messrs. Arkwright, Cummings, Yorke, Masters Millar (3), and 16 steerage Among tho cargo are 285 tons butter and 258 tons cheese. On December 4 the barque Venezuela sailed from the para for Liverpool, with 761,181 feet of sawn and baulk kauri timber, shipped by the Kauri Timber Company. On Dee. 7 the barque Bravo sailed from the Kaipara for Glasgow with 800, feet of sawn kauri timber, shipped by the Kauri Timber Company. THE CANTERBURY. Port Chalmers, December The ship Canterbury, from London (August 28), arrived off the Heads this afternoon for Orders. THE FIFES HIRE. Christciiukch, December 13.— steamer Fifeshiii' was lloated out of the graving dojk at Lyttelton today. The magisterial inquiry into the circumstances connected with her striking at Oamaru will be held at Lytteltou, but the date has not yet been (ixed.