SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10424, 23 April 1897, Page 4

SHIPPING.

BroH Water at Auckland-0.0 i.ra.; 0.6 p.m. „ Maniiltaii-1.59 a.m.; 2.5 p.m. BON— Slues, 0.26 a.m : sets, 5.14 p.m. MOON-Last quarter, Saturday, 9.19 a.m,

ARRIVALS. Anglian, 8.8, 2159, C. E. Hood, from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Misses James (2), Lin?, Shirley, May and maid, Reynolds ('2), Goss, Newton (2), Deblen, McCormack, White (2), Roberta, Mesdameg McCabe, Fendray and family, Reeve, Burton, Lon", Roberts, Grear, Hood, Hull, James, Baker, Walmsley, Virtue and two children, Hall and two children, Weston and-Child, Ling, Wiggle, Reynolds, Messrs. Wood, Carew, Sheen, Collins, Brown, Virtue, Brooks, Campbell, Moore, Wiggle, Wilson, Hall, Monroe, Benjamin, Hall, George, Grear, Mills, Hall, Pendray, Fielder, Long, Williams, Captain Todd, and 41 steerage,— L. D. Nathan and Co., acents. Wellington, e.e., 279, E. MoLeod, from Whangarei. Passengers: Me?dames Blow and Cox, Miss Gibbs, Messrs. Bayliss, Kay, Galbraith, Cox, Basket, Spencer, Golder, Smith, Wishart, Goutlie, Worthington, and two steerage.-Northern S.S. Co., agente. lona ss. 220, J. Duthie, from the Great Barrier. Passenpers: Mrs. Paddison, Misses Blackwell and Phillips, Messrs. Wrieht, Hill, Stead, Simpson.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. . Chelmsford. g.g., 70, C. Hopkins, from Whakatane aud Tauranga.-Northern S.b. Co.. agents. __. Douglas, s.s., 52, J. Taw, from Wh&ngarei. -Northern S.S. Co., agents. Uedora, auxiliary schooner, 100, H. Subritzky, from Awanui, Obora, and Wbangaroa.—Master, agent.

CLEARED UUTWARDS. Anglian, s.s., 2159, C, E. Hood, tor Sydney. Passengers: Meartainea HerinE, Sarpell, Charles, Misses Stewart, McDonald, Hamilton, Martin, Thompson, Revs. R. Edar, J. Teuneut. Father Buckley, Messrs. Mackay, Olsen, Charles, Baker, Barnard, Fairbank, Orr, Goold, J. C. Uoold, Colegrove, Whitney, Buchanan, Morwgordato, Bering, MoCardil, McKurley, Pelling, Grienshaw, 30 eteeraite, and original from the South.— L. D. Nathan and Co.. aeents. Douglas, 6.8., 52. J. Taw, for Wha.Dga.rei.Northern S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. Anglian, b.s., for Sydney. Douglas, 8.5., for Whangarei. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON : , . Star of England, 8.8., via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed March 10. Star of New Zealand, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed April 2. Otaraina, s.s., sailed April 1. JiKW VOKK : Mary Hasbrouck, barque, sailed Jan. 6. Grace Deeriug, barque, early. BAN FHANCISCU.: Muriposa, R.M.S., today. bonolum; : Mariposa, R.M.8., to-day. TCDNEY: Miiiwiiouri, 3 s., Monday. NEWCASTLE : Asia, barque, early. iAMOA : Mariposa, R.M.8., to-day.

I'ROJKUTJiI) UKI'AKL'UUIW. iomkin: Lintrathen, barque, loading. Asteriou, barque, to load. SAN FKANCISCO: Mariposa, R.M.8., May 15. SAMOA : Jlariposa, R.M.8., May 15. bYDNEV Mariposa, R.M.s., to-day. Waihora, s.s., Tuesday. FIJI: Flora, s.s., Sunday.

UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-DAY. — flora arrives from Oamaru , , Pukuki arrives from Wellington; Mariposa arrives from San Francisco, and leaves for Sydney; ilahiuapua leaves Onehunga on arrival of mail. Sdnday.—Flora leaves for Fiji at 8 a.m.

NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day.—Clansman arrives from Russell at 6 a.m., awl leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.3>.} Uhelmsford leaves for Whakataue at 12 noon; Wellington leaves for Whangarei, llarsden Point, and Whangarei Heads at 930 p.m.; Argyle loaves for Waiheke at 9 a.m., and returns about 5 p.m.; lon* leaves for fLuuotunu, Mercury Bay, aud Kennedy's Say at 9 p.m.; Kanieri arrives from Hokianga ana leaves for Waitara at 8 a.m. Thames Skbviub. - Steamers leave for Thames, Paeroa, aud Coromandel daily. See advertisements daily papers. IMPORTS. Per Anglian, from the §outh: 2275 bags potatoes, 235 bag 9 onions, 50 sacks malt, 375 sacks flour, 132 sacks oatmeal, 435 sacks oats, 270 bags flour, 750 sacks wheat, 54 hogsheads «le, 20 sacks seed, 25 sacks peas, 80 packages ranges, JOO sacks uran, 60 boxes soap, 80 cases starch, 140 cases meat, 129 cases jam, etc., 24 bundles washboards, 77 oases and 48 crates . confectionery, 37 cases bacon, 78 packages machinery, 8 bales paper, 12 packages tea, 14 cases drugs, 97 packages furniture aud effects, 34 cases stout, 27 cases acid jars, 5 liases ammonia, 6 casks aud 37 drums oil, and sundries. Per Dpolu, from Tahiti: 2000 crates oranges.—Cottcrell and Turner, Commercestreet.

EXPORTS. Per Angliau, for Sydney: 300 cases milki tOO cases and 52 barrels oranges, 80 bundles sacks, 53 sacks sand, 28 oases whisky, 30 Backs oystere, 10 sacks seed, 40 packages merchandise, and a quantity of sundries.

The Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from Whangarei last ninht, and leaves for the same place ngain to-night, Yesterday morning the Northern Company's steamer Clielinsfoid arrived from Tauranga and Whiikatane. She leaves for the latter place aj;ain lit noon to-morrow. The Northern Company's steamer Douglas arrived from Whaugarei yesterday morning, and left for the same place again in the eveniu". Tbis morning the Tyser lines Indramayo leaves for Gisborne. The auxiliary schooner Medora arrived from tlit North yesterday. To il«y the Union Company's steamer Pllkaki arrives from the South. M-ssrs. Jolui Reid and Co. inform us that their brigantine Gleaner arrived at Townsvills from the Kaipnra on the "iOth instant, after a good passage of 10 days. The barque Empreza will sail for Mercury Bay next week to load timber for Svdney. Yesterday the barquentino Sydney Belle and schooner Zephyr, sailed from the Kaipara for Sydney, with cargoes ot timber. It has been derided by the Union Company to increase the passenger accommodation of the Diiißiulee, and otherwise effect several alterations which will materially improve that East Coast trader. It is stated that when the Elingamite is ready to resume her running after being dockeii, the new steamer Westralia will, in all probability, replace the Anglian, in the Sydney-New Zealand service.

THE MARIPOSA. The mail steamer Muripusais expected to arrive to-day from San Francisco, Honolulu, and Apia, ami will prneeed ou to Sydney n few hours after nrrivnl. THE ANGLIAN. The Huddart-Parker steamer Anglian, Capt, C- E. Hood, arrived from Sou,theru anrl East Coast ports shortly before five o'clock yesterday morning, bringing a number Of passengers and n considerable quantity of general cargo. The purser, Mr. A. Cerntty, reports that the Anglian left Dunedin at 1 p.m. on the 13th inst., and called at Lyttelton on the 14th and Wellington on the 15th. Leaving Wellington the same evening the ateamer was compelled to anchor in Worser Bay, owing to a heavy gale prevailing. Cantaiu Hood coming to the conclusion that it was best to remain inside the Heads until the gale moderared. The (reamer remained at anchor until 7 a.m. on the 19th, when the weather having cleared it was decided to resume the passage, and the steamer proceeded on to Napier. Off Portlaud Islaud the crew of the wrecked, Pirate were picked up and taken on to Gisborne and landed. The Anglian finally left Gisborne at 2.30 a.m. on the 21st, arid arrived as above. From Gisborne a strong south-east swell prevailed. The Anglian proceeded on to Sydney shortly after 0 p.m. ■ yesterday.

'}-'\r THE LATE GALE. ■Our Kaipara correspondent writes:— Diiring the heavy gale which took place on the 16th and 17th inst., the Hands Isle and l ,f Stanley, anchpred in Kaipara Harbour, ei- ■ nerienced very anxious times, as the waves "I , broke over them with, great violence, Both lost anchors. »nd dreaded the others would ilW«ve 'also < yielded. ■ Although considerable Bortiohs of the cjtajiia were .attached, there !f b no hope of their recovery. In each cases 'Vu'these' the.aesistance of the late Gpyerns mat' launch, had .she been in existence, ■ woqld have proved joyaluable. Should any ; Snt 't*i shippiPK takp place in any dp . uSt part of the harlwur there W e nov no iffectiar means of : commtocatiDg with die- , - ;

THE FLORA. The departure of the Union Company's steamer Flora, for Fiji has been postponed until 8 a.m. on Sunday.

A DERELICT IN MID-OCEAN. A report received from Captain Wills, of the steamer Aberdeen, at Melbourne, states that during the run from London, four days after departure, a Swedish brigantine, the Lena, was observed lying apparently abandoned, in latitude 39deg. north, and longitude lldeg. 32min, west. The brigantine had her foremast and bulwarks gone, as a_ result, no doubt, of stormy encounters with, the elements, and seas were washing over her. Captain Wills steamed round to ascertain if he could be of stay assistance, but no signs of life were visible, and at length the Aberdeen left the evident derelict behind, and pursued her course.

THE GENERAL AVERAGE QUESTION. A message from Adelaide states that an application waa made to Mr. Justice Bundey, in Chambers, for an order compelling the Orient Company to deliver goods received from England by the steamer Orotava, which had been detained by the company pending the payment to them of 20 per cent, in respect to the general average. Messrs. Good, Toms, and Co. contended that the money should be paid to a trust account in the joint names cf the Orient Company and a represeutative of the insurance companies concerned. His Honor made an order for the delivery of the goods, subject to the payment jf the average claim, with £50 as costs, pending the result of auy action, the money to be paid into Court.

PORT OF ONE HUNG A.

DEPARTURES. Gairloch, s.s., W. F. Norbury. for New Plymouth. PasseiijOT*: Miss Thompson, Mesdames Hosking, Maihewe, Hurley, Phillips, Hon. T. Thompson, Messrs. Hurley, Phillips, Mathewi, Moore, Morrison, Tanfield, Henderson, and 8 steerage,-Northern S.S. Co., agents. •

The Northern Company's eteamer Gairloch left for New Plymouth yesterday aftercoon. The Union Company's steamer Mahinapua leaves for Now Plymouth and Wellington as soon as the Mariposa arrives from Sau Francisco,