SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10132, 15 May 1896, Page 4

SHIPPING.

'fioa Win* at AsekJiad-a.23 a.a.; MS p.m. , „ JJioskw-li'.K a.a; 10.17 p.a. :" Sc.*— 6.44 ».ra; «t*, 4.51 p.m. • '''*«■• Hoos-Em quarter, Wednesday, J,£2 pja.

'• ' ' WEATHKB FORECAST. . Ciptala Kdiria teUgnpbtd from Wellington at 1.15 p.D. yesterday:—-North to vest sod cretin rut gift, with rain and hear/ sea. Glass fall. '* ARRIVALS.

Stella, a.8., 299, R. Kennedy, from Whaegaret—Jagger and Parker, agents.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. Waiotahi, e.»., 278, A, F. Johnson, for lauranga and Opotiki—Northern S.S. Co., menu.

DEPARTURES. Waiotahi, 5.!., for Tauranga and Opotiki.

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

WJDOS: \V aiksto, s.s., sailed April 1. Stiir of England, arrived at Melbourne April Star of New Zealand, via Melbourne and Sydney, tailed April 2. MW TOKK: , c. G. Rice, barque, arrived at Wellington May 2. ILiry Hasbroack, sailed Fab. 25. Grice Dterin?, barqnentine, ewly. Spiirtan, barque, loading. US TBASCISOO : Miripcii, R.M.S., May 21. HOSOLIJLt?: Mariposa, R.M.S., May 21. ITDJ'EV: Abimeda, R.M.8., to-day. Star of England, s.s., early. Tannania, &>., Monday. SAMOA: Muriposa, 8.M.5., May 21. TAHITI : Taapo, S.S., Jane 2. rtEOTWSOA: Taupo, s.s., Jane 2. SEWCAS7LK: Bells, barque, sailed. MXLEOI'ESE: Vanadis, barque, sailed May & UiV&mcs: Isle of Erin, barque, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LOSDOJI: Star of England, s.s., via South, early. Hudson, barque, loading, KAS mmcisco:

Alumeda, R.M.;., to-morrow. Hosouri-t)

Abimtdi, flM.s, to-morrow. »RW YORK: R. A. C. Smith, barqaentice, to-day. C. '[>. Rice, barque, to arrive. sy osr.r Mariposa, H.M&, May 21. Burrumbeet, E.g., May 2L SAMOA :

Aliimeda, R.M-s., to-morrow. mi:

Ufiolu, 8.1., May 2L fUBOTGXGA:

Richmond, 8,8., to day.

UNION S.S. (X).'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.— arrives from Sydney; Dingadee arrives from East Coast and leaves again at 5 p.m.; Te Kapo leaves for Blcff at 5 p.m. Satckday.—Takipuna arrives at Onehunga early; Alameda leaves for Apia, Hoaolulu, and San Francisco, at 2 p.m.

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a an.; Argyle leaves for the Great Barrier at 9 a.m.: Clansman leaves for Wbaßj;arei. Marsden Point, Whangarei Heads, and Mangapai at 10.30 p.m.; Coro«iandel leaves ior Waiheke at 1 p.m.; loan leaves for Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, and Tairua at 7 p.m.; Chelmsford leaves for Whangamata, Tanranga, and Whikatace at 3 p.m. Thames Sebvioz.—Steamers leave for f Thame,i daily ; andPaeroaor Waim&rie for Paeroa five times weekly; steamers for Coromandel daily. See advertisement dally papers.

VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Tbla list does not Incite coasters. \ Richmond, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Te Kapo, 5.8., at Quay-street Jetty. ArawiiU, s.s., in stream, Hudson, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Comniitrzienrith Rodbertus, barque, at Breastwork. R. A. C. Smith, barquentine, in stream. Gleaner brigantine, at Quay-street Jetty. Linda, Weber, brigautine, at Quay-flt Jetty.

IMPORTS. Per Tarawera: 50 tons Alexandria bonedust—W. J. Hurst and Co. Waihora and Te Kapo: 220 sacks table potatoes, 400 sacks short oats, 100 sacks teed clan oats, 15 sacks ryecorn, 60 sacks barley, 20 tons bran, 5 tens sharps, 25 tons Meek * flour.— J. Hurst and Co.

The Union Company'* steamer Dingadee, from Wellington and East Coast porta, is expected to arrive this morning, and will leave for th« same ports again in the eveninc. There was no sign of the Northern Company'* steamers Argyle, from Mercury Bay and Kuaotunn, and Chelmsford, from Whakatane and Tauranga, op to an early boar this m orning. The steamer Stella arrived from Whangarei yesterday afternoon with a cargo of coal for the Richmond. The steamer left this port on Tuesday night, and met the full force of the north-easterly gale, reaching Whangarei on Wednesday morning. The weather was exceedingly thick, and there Was a tremendous sea, but the Stella made very good weather of it all the time, her seagoing qualities receiving a good test. The run up from hangarei was made in the good time of eight hours. Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Waiotahi left for l'auranga and Opotiki. The brigantine Linda Weber hauled alongside the barque Hudcon yesterday, to tranship her cargo of Island produce into that vessel for Loudon. To-day the American barquentine R. A. C. Smith, which has been detained in port for several ilt.ys by contrary winds, will sail for Hew York. The schooner Waiapu is to load up for the East Coast and Cisborne. To-night .the Union Company's steamer Te Kapo leaves for the Bluff direct, to load produce back to this port. She will leave the Bluff about Wednesday next, and will call at Oamaru and Timaru on the way. This morning the Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrives from the North, and leaves for Whangarei at 10.30 p.m. Yesterday the Union Company's steamer Upolu left Wellington for Westport, to load coal. She is due at this port on Monday, and leaves for Fiji on Thursday. The Union Company's steamer Tarawera had a long passage of 41 hours from this port to Gisborne on account of the heavy gale. This evening Messrs. Donald and Edenborough's steamer Richmond leaves for Tahiti and Rarotonga. Yesterday the barquentine Coquette sailed from Lyttelton for Mercury Bay to load timber for Sydney. The schooner Orpheus made a good run of 18 days from this port to Niue (Savage Island), and has sailed for Vavau with a full load of copra. To-morrow the steamer Ngunguru leaves for Whangarei,

THE ALAMEDA. The mail steamer Alameda is expected to arrive from Sydney to-night, and will leave at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon for Apia, Honolulu, and San Francisco.

THE NORTHERN CO.'3 STEAMERS. : ■ The Argyle leaves for the Great Barrier at ; 9 o'clock this morning. ;.|«i The Coromandel leaves for Coromandel at vl p.m. to-day. ' The Chelmsford leaves for Tauranga, ' Whangamata, and Whakatone at 3 o'clock . this afternoon. ,

' " " THE KAIKOURA. I'lio Now Zealand Shipping Oompauys steamer. Kuikoura left Lyttelton lor Rio do Janeiro' and London . yesterday with the following passengers i-Froin i/hriatchurch i Misses Cunningham,-; McGill, Held (2). Mirlees, Weston, Mrs. Clark. ; ; Rev. A. Dewe, Messrs. F. Barlow, E. -Ekisngren, i). McGill, W. A. Paynter, J. Cowan, W. E. Hague, R. E, Hall, H. J. Howard, H. Sloan, Ward, C. Beattie, E. Flood. From Auckland : Misses Haven, Mahoney, Walker. Mosdames Walker, Pelkington and five children, Rowe and child, Wilson, Roy. W. H. Mahoney, Messrs, H. Getty, W. C.roxford, J. Lcckie, T. H. Wright, H. Hillman, H. Johnston,?. Vincent, Wilson, Rovro; From Wellington Misses Carter, McLean !, (2),. Crowle (2), Mrs. Bone, Captain Rose, Sji . Messrs. H. Messiter, J. Blackmoore, Ctowle *; • (2), ,W. Dunn, J. Graham, Kirkomo, J. - . Ticehurst, Masters Crowle (3). From Dunedin: Misses Price, Booth (4), Stein, Mes- ' ? s . dames Price and Booth. Messrs. J. Begg, H. Child, J. MoMcckon, Braid (2), F. Cox, T. S- Hellam, J.; Stewart, Master Price. From - 'Napier r Mrs. 'and Miss Prebble, Messrs. - H. Flack, J. Miller. , From Oamaru i Mr. A, B. And, Miss Thomson. From Kumira: Miss S ' A.Wylde; From Tiniatu: Mrs. E, Allen, Mr. &%% Stewart. From vi Invcrcargill: Messrs. i|ftW. i: Brock, J. Watson, From Hokitika: •Mr. J. Glffen. ' From Gisboroe: Mr. 1). ft' Whyte> From Wanganui : M t: and Mrs. J. : droits, Misses Croats (2), Masters Crofts (2).

The following is 1 the LytUlton cargo: 939 bales woo!, 21,355 carcases lamb/10,830 carcain motion. 15 casks pelts, 8) lacks rate, 17-5 balsa basiu, 7 boxes gold, 65 cues apples. For Rio de Janeiro: 25 case* apples.'

THE WARSHIPS.

'Tin flagship Orlando ' and the cruisers Wallaroo and Ringirooma left Sydney for this port yesterday, and should arrive on Wednesday next The ships mil remain in port for about a week, da'.eg which time the Orlando will be floated into the Calliope Dock for overhaul. ■

THE STAB OP ENGLAND. The Tveer Company's steamer Sur of England left Sydney for this port yesterday. She is doe on Tuesday next, and on discharge proceeds South to complete her loading for London.

WRECK AT THE ISLANDS. News has reached Papeete that the schooner Aorai, owned by Me«r.. Raoulx, of that place, was wrecked on tt>'. net at Taamotu, about the middle A March last The loss is estimated at from 60,000 to 75,000 francs.

.. , THE TAKAPUNA. Wellisctos, May 14.—Tne Union Company's steamer Takspuna sails about midnight for OcehongiL via New Plymouth, with the San Francisco maiL Passengers: Misses Abbott, Caeelberg, Macdonald, Reynolds, Myles, Lambert (4), Myers, Mesdames Abbott, Martin, Caselberg and child, O'Brien and 4 children, Messrs. Lambert, King, Bowler, Kouch, Slim, Martin, Reynolds, Lind»»y, Lawrence (2). Stockman, Powell, Abelfield, Master Lambert (4), Mr. Thompson.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA. DEPARTURES. Mabuupus, u , W. J. Newton, for New Plymouth amp* Wellington. Passengers: Mesdames Stone and Tot ton, Misses Gibson and Alexander, Messrs. Che vers, Gibbs, Harris, Upton, and six steerage,—Union S.S. Co., agents. tiairloch, tut., W. F. Norbury, for New Plymouth. Pauengi.-s: Mesdames Waller and Wilson, Miwei Waller and Cooper, Messrs, Wilson, Brown, Evitt, and six steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Glenelg, s.s., A. H. Austin, for Hokianga. —Northern S.S. Co., agents.

The Union Company's steamer Mahioapua left for New Plymw.»h tad Welliogtoa yesterday afternoon. Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Gairloch left for New Plymouth.

The Northern Company's steamer Glenelg left for Hokianga yesterday.

BY TXLHORAPH. marsdeFpoint. May li—Sailed: Saxon and Norval, schooners, Hikurangi, kctcb, Nancy, cutter, Rata and Ruakaka, scows, for Auckland; Progress, scow, for the Thames. The Lucy James, ketch, is loading firewood. The Spitfire, cutter, ia hard azroond. A halfdecked boat belonging to Mr. C. Urquhart, of Whaugarai Heads, went adrift during the recent gale here, and wreckage of her has been found on the Waipu beach.

RUSSELL. May 14—Arrived: Clansman, s.s., from the North. Sailed Clansman, s.s., for Auckland. Passengers: Misses Tucker, Williams (2), Mrs. Brown, Messrs. Lawrence, Davis, Moginie, Patterson, Wake, and 14 steerage; also six native prisoners in charge of a policeman.

GISBORNE. * May 14,—Arrived : Tarawera, s.s., from Auckland. Sailed: Tarawera, e.s,, for the South.

WELLINGTON. May 14.—Arrived: Pukaki, s.s. from Weatport. Sailed: Upolu. s,s., for Westport ; Corinna, s s., for the South.

LYTTELTON. May 14.—Arrived: Burrumbeet, i.b., from Port Chalmers. Sailed: Kaikoura. s.s., for Rio de Janeiro and London; Coquette, barquentiui!, for Mercury Bay.

PORT CHALMERS. May Sailed: Flora, s.s., for Auckland, via the Rut Coast. Passengers: Misses Joel, Dunning, Weedon, Kenning, Batchelor (2), Dallaiton, Silvester, Passmore, Allen (2), Hewitt (3), Mesdaines Bridger, Jackson, Hewitt, Sirnpkins. Rabbitts, Bourne, Fookes, Kenning, Niven, Wood, Hopkins, Messrs. D. Kerr, McVicicer, Jackson, Jolly, C. M. Turner, Rabbitts, Douglas, Hopkins, Marshall, Coutt, Hogkinson, Fulton, Thomas, I Bridger, Rer. Bourne.

SYDNEY. May Sailed: H.M.s. Orlando, Wallaroo, and Ringarooma, Star of England, is., for Auckland.

THE RUAHINE. Hobabt. May 14.—Arrived: Ruahine, s,s„ from London and Gspetoryn.

THE COROMANDEL. Welu»otok, May 14.—About raising the barque Coromandel no instructions have been received from home, and nothing is being done, though it is understood no difficulty a anticipated in righting the vessel.

THE OCEAN ROVEP. IN DISTRESS. R08»ell, May R—The brigantine Ocean Rover, Captain Johnson, laden with wheat, eight days out from Lyttelton, bound for Noumea, put in here last night disabled. On Tuesday evening, about 5 p.m., when 30 miles east of Cape Brett, she carried away the greater part of her foremast. The bowsprit is completely gone, also all the head sails, Including the fore topsail. Her oargo is all right. Sht will have to procccil to Aucklanu or Whangarcu, to procure a new foremast, bowsprit, etc. The captain states that though he has been going to sea since he was a boy, he nertr experienced rougher weather before.