SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10507, 29 July 1897, Page 4

SHIPPING.

% Ring Water at Auckland—B.B7 a.m.; 7.0 p.m. ff, . „ Manukau-8.38 a.m.; »,W p.* £ Bun—Rises, 1.63 s.ro ; sets, S.l p.». |• / Mwr-NWi Friday, 3.29 a.m. |a. ARRIVALS. r& lena, *•»•! 220. J. Duthie, from Mercnrj 4b Bay, K uaotunu, and Kennedy's Bay,.IV ' Northern 8.8. Co., agents. §i"' Chelmsford, e.s., 70, C. Hopkins, Iron W Whakatane and Tauranga. Passengers p; Colonel Hogge, Messrs. Porter, Barnett Duncan, Elliott, Knox, Winter.-Northeri W. S.S. Co., agents. if£. Douglas, 8.8., 52, H. Day, from Whangarei f: -Northern S.S. Co., agents. | CLEARED OUTWARDS. Tasmania, s.s., 2552, Thomas MoGee, fo: v : East Coast and Southern ports, Passengers f.' Mesdames Bedggood, and O'Malley aid tw< % children, Misses Baker, Barnett, Locke £ Stark, O'Malley, Thomson, Messrs. Clayten Ditt, Longdill, Ross, Tait, Kerr, Ayden &' Bunby, Thorp, Rothschild, Moss, Tucker f. Pearson, O'Malley, Alderton, Gresse, 31 % steerage, and original from Sydney.—L. D ; Nathan and Co., agents, Ovalau, s.s,, 1229, George Crawshaw, foi I Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney. Pas sen [i fere: Mesdames Herbert and Hushes and I;' child, Misses Smith, McKinlev, Robinson, Matthews, Cant, Messrs. J. Fabian, Her. | Bert, Marion, A. M. Ohiva, R. K. Garlick, J. Wilding J. G. Swan, McKinley, _ J. Todd, Archdeacon Lingard, and eight steerage.—Union S S. Co.. agents. lona, s.s., 220, J. Duthie, for the Great Barrier.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. » Woiungi, s.s., 197, P. A. Stein, for ,W Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, Tairua, and W Whanjamata,—Northern S.S. Co., agents, DEPARTURES. Tasmania, s.s., for the South. Ovalau, s.s., for the Islands and Sydney. lona, s.s., for the Great Barrier. Waitanga, s.s., for way ports and Whangsmata. f EXPECTED ARRIVALS, J.OSDON : Tongariro, s.s., sailed. indraghiri, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, sailed. Hawke's Bay, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, early. .saw YORK : Golden Rod, barque, sailed May 8, Clan McLeod (direct), to sail June 18. SAN mxcisco : Moana, R.M.S., August 12. HONOLULU : Moana, R.M.s., August 12. SAMOA : Moana, R.M.s., August 12. iJTD.VET : Waihora, s.s., Monday. FIJI: Flora, s.s., Thursday. TAHITI: Upolu, s.s., Sunday. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. I OK DON : Glenshee, barque, to arrive. SEW yobk: ' Grace Deering, barque, loading. SAM riUNCisoo: Mariposa, R.M.S., August 7, SAMOA : Mariposa, R.M.S., August 7. SIDNEY| I'arawera, s.s., Monday. VIJI: Taviuni, s.s., early. TONGA : Tauiuni, s.s., early. union s.s. coTmovements. Today.—Mahinapua leaves Onehunga at 1 i>.m.; Flora arrives from Ifiji. NORTHERN S.B. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-bay.—Gairlooh leaves for New Plymouth at 1 p.m.; Douglas leaves for Whangarei Town Wharf at 5 p.m.-, lona arrives from the Great Barrier; Wellington arrives from Whangarei; Glenelg leaves for Opunake and Wanganui at 1 p.m. Friday,—Clansman arrive* from Russell at 6 a.m.; Coromandel leave* for Waiheke at 9 a.m., and returns about 5 p.m.; Ohinemuri leaves for Tauranga and W bakatane at 2 p.m; Wellington for Whangarei, Matsden Point, Whangarei Heads, ana Mangapai at 10.20 p.m.; loua for Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, and Kennedy s Bay at 9 p.m.; Katueri leave* I for Waitara at 1 p.m. Thames Service.— Steamers leave for Thames, Paeroa, and Coromandel daily. See ' advertisements daily paper*. S VESSELS iN HARBOUR. This list flow not Include couttn. - Pylades, H.M.S., in stream. i Goldfinch, H.M.S., in stream. p Tokomara, s.s., at Queen-street Wharf, v Pukaki, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. •, Anglian, a.s., in stream. Grace Deering, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Kate Tatham, barque, at Railway Wharf, Woosung, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. IVaitemata, barquentine, at Railway Wharf. EXPORTS. Per Tasmania, for the South: 47 cases drapery, 30 coil* rope, 79 cases soap, 50 cam kerosene, 21 bundle* plants, 14 cases saddlery, 16 bbds., 5 case* earthenware, 29 rases cigarettes, 37 case* tobacco, 39 cam boot*, 122 cases drugs, 2 pianos, 20 esse* mineral waters, 20 cases acid, 29 sacks oysters, 40 bags rice, 32 bags lime, 620 sacks cement, 57 packages fancy goods, 60 oases 9 bales stationery, 10 qr.-caske spirits, 35 packages tea, 90 cases 35 casks vinegar, 11 bales brooms, 50 sacks maize, 20 sacks peanuts, 110 cases fish, 172 cases fruit, 250 sack* kainit, 46 hhds., 272 cases, 230 sacks and 6584 bags sugar, 29 bales leather, 27,476 feet timber, 1 horse, and sundries. The Northern Company's steamer Deuglas arrived from Whangarei yesterday morning with a cargo of coal, and leaves for the same place again this evening. Yesterday afternoon the Huddart-Parker > steamer Tasmania left for East Coast and Southern ports. Last evening the Union Company's steamer Ovalau left for Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, and Sydney, She calls in at Russell to-day for coal. The Northern Company's steamer lonaleft 1 ■ last night for the Great Harrier. Last night the Northern Company's steamer Waitangi left for Kuaotunu, Mercury Bay, Tairua, and Whangamata. The American barque Grace Deering took on board yesterday a large number of cases of kauri gum for New York. ; Yesterday the barquentine Mary Wadley sailed from Timaru for this port with 1785 sacks wheat. The Union Company's steamer Pukaki leaves for the South to-morrow. After being detained at Hokianga for oyer r a fortnight, owing to contrary winds, the barque Asia sailed yesterday for Sydney ' witli a cargo of timber. 11.I 1 . The barque G. M. Tucker sailed from the ;; Kaipara for Capetown yesterday with a cargo h. of timber shipped by the Kauri Timber Company. f Yesterday the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company s steamer Tolcomaru commenced s discharging her cargo from London. i' The barque Woosung will Mil for Surprise r ; bland to-morrow. jj, Yesterday Mr. J. J. Craig's barque Royal Tar sailed from the Kaipara for Melbourne, g" with a cargo of timber. % The repairs and alterations to the steamer i.v Kiripaka are being rapidly proceeded with, and it is expected that the steamer will be | ready for sea early next week. j| Yesterday the barquentine* Handa Isle rV and Coquette sailed from the Kaipara for Sydney with timber cargoes. | According to advices received by Mr. !%' Malcolm- Niccol, the schooner Clansman y arrived at Noumea from Newcastle on the fe;, 7th inst. Ou discharge the vessel waa to §j proceed to Surprise Island to load guano for |:; Wellington. 0. By the Ovalau, which left for the Inlands It.. last evening, Captain Matthew a number. » workmen left for Wallis Island, i* order I' - 10 repair and bring the barquentine,Weptun so Auckland for Mr. George niccol, , The barquo Glenlora, whioh sailed from this port on April 3, has arrived at London, ste' Yesterday the barque Veritas arrived at jf* t .Melbourne from the Kaipara. fc , The Union Company's steamer Flora is v-vt'* due from Fiji to-day. i'y • Last night the Northern Company's fo steamer Chelmsford arrivedfrom Whakatane M 4; and Tauranga. The steamer left the latter rV-'. place at 11.30 p.m. on Tuesday tad met with < »strong north-west wind and heavy sea until founding Cape Colville, which delayed the 'ft passage considerably. & The Union Company's steamer Dingadee, I m, has been delayed at Wellington until noon V,: to-day, and is not expeoted to arrive at Auckfc, land until Tuesday next. U-i~ Ob' Sunday next the Union Company*! 1 - steamer Upola is expected to arrive from the if: Eastern Pacific. ' % The Colonial Sugar Refining Company's steamer Fiona arrived at Sydney from this '« ■ port ynurday.. , . , P. At » meeting of the Townsvill* Harbour vf' Board recently: a comprehensive *chsm», in- ' eluding the cutting away of the rocks at the $ mouth of the creek and th* excavation of a -M swinging basin, was adopted.. The estimated cost is £200,000, and it was ra*o{rfd.U> lake preliminary steps toward* borrowiaf W9 j'.' . amount. 'vSlfe

THE WAIHORA. Th* Union Company's steamer Waihora left Sydney for this port last evening, and is due early en Monday morning next. She proceeds to East Com! and Southern Ports at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. THE TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. Op June 30 the Manchester Ship Canal was open for traffic three years and a-half; but despite the competition of the comparatively new port of Cottonopolis, th* " gentlemen" of Liverpool do not appear to have any the less shipping business to do. Indeed, statistics just issued show that it is the other way, and that trade generally is increasing at the Mersey port. It is stated that, so far this Jubilee year, the inward tonnage, eonvey?d by 1550 vessels, has been 2,863,481 tons, as compared with 1517 vessels and 2,279.224 tons during the corresponding period of 189& A similar increase is shown in the outward shipments, which from Jaiuary 1 to May 21 current represented 1245 vessels and 2,012,4.% tons, as against 1201 ships with 1,916,315 tens in the same period last year. The increase in exports from Liverpool for the five months (approximately) has been 97,121 tons, while increased imports amounted to 93,257 tans-figures which indicate not only the prosperity of Liverpool, but the general improvement in th« trade of the kingdom.

PORT OP ONE HUNG A.

ARRIVALS.

Mahinapua, s.s., J. Robertson, from Wellington, Nelson, and New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses McCarthy, Baker, Jack, Mrs. Coffey, Captain Musters, Messrs. Wolff, Maglnness, Owen, Lee-Smith, Hutchisen, Kohn, Sohatz, Wynne, Youge, Blyth, Gudgeon, Nelson, Runclmau, Arkel, Whitehouse, Greeu, Ramon, Goldwater, Haywood, Partridge, Putford, Holmes, and 18 steerage. —Union 8.8. Co., agents. Osirloch, s.s., W, F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Wakefield, Skinner, McClinton, Harrison, Sweeney, Mrs. Lunley, Messrs. Greenway, Wells, Robertson, Skinner, Clayton, Harrison, Welch, Peach, Preston, Skeat, Kev. Buchanan, and six steerage.-Northern S.S. Co., agents. Kanteri, s.s., De Wolfe, from Waitara.— I Northern S.S. Co., agents.

The Union Company'! steamer Mahinapua. [ Captain Robertson, arrived at 1.45 p.m. yesterday from Southern ports. She left Wellington on the 23th, calling at Nelson and New Plymouth, and leaving the latter port at 10 p.m. on the 27th, arrived at above. The Northern Company's steamers Gairlooh and Kanieri arrived yesterday, the fornw from New Plymouth, with passengers, 55 head cattle, 140 sheep, and general cargo; and the latter from Waitara, with 40 head cattle,

The a.s. Gleoelg leftOmapere yesterday for Onehunga, and is expected t# arrive early tfaia morning.