SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12184, 2 February 1903, Page 4

SHIPPING.

5^ V. ;,'-"■.■- _ High Water at Auckland— 9.48 a.m.; 10.8 v.m. Manukau— a.m. ; 0.7 _ .m. Ban—Rises, 5.10 a.m.' sets, 6.58 p.m. Moon-First quarter, Thursday, bth, 9.42 p.m. arrivals. * January 31. ' Wellington, s.s., 279, E. Stephenson, from (Wlianearei. P»ssensers: Mesdames Meredith, West, Harris, Darrit, Goldie. Misses Cooper, t Eobertßon, Mackay, Winder (2), Vinsen, Buddie, Smith, Harris. Patterson. Gribble. Patterson, Adams. Hill, K>yte, Aickin, Goalstona 12), Ool- ; , die, Weils. Martin, Messrs. Foy, McLeod, Burton, Abercrombie and bey. Gelling, Herrich. Meredith. Wynyard. West,, Shaw. West. Duncan, Trevethick. Hobart, Simmer. Martin. Mears, Ruddle. Sonny. Kaipara, Rint, Macpherson, Gribble. Wright (2). Mac Murray. Boulter, long, Rossie, McLeod, Stuart. Keyte. Luffuk. McGowan. and seven steerage.— Northern S.S. Co., agents. _ , , ~ „ Waiotahi,'e.B., 278, A. F Johnson, from Opotiki, Ohiwa, and Tauranga. Passengers: Mesdames Durand, Halely. Mahnka. Misses r Jlaloly. Abbott, Davidson. Kindle. Day. Messrs. « N. Westney. B. A'icers. Dickson OReilly, A. : T. Clark, F. J. Short. H. F. Short. M. A. Edwards. M. Walker. Wefrihu. Ponekapa. H. T. Cato. W. S. Charlesworth, S. Sutton and boy. 'A. Carr, Abbott, Hindlc. ana three native boys. —Northern S.S. Co., agents. . v^.„,.w AVaitangi. E.s.. 197. P. A. Stein, from Mercury Bay, Kennedy's Bay. and KuaotUHU.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. Waimana, s.s., 180. O. Faulkner, from AAliaW katane.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. > - FEBRUARY 1. , ;. ■■■ Zealandia. s.s.. 3600, W. J. Wylhe. from Southern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mesdames Bruce, Bastard. Cook. Russell, three children, and maid. Rainey and.child, HarriBon. Wilson. Worthington, Dette. 0 Meara. Heancy. Misses Eveson. A. Caldwell. M. Cleghorn. Wright, Bastard. Jourdon Cook (2). Fanning. Weastall, M. Tilley.Mackay. Pickerins. Norman, L. Young. Mckenzie. Chalmers, Wilson. Dvnes. Monroe. Lockwood. Heaney, Canon Mac Murray. Sir Robert Stout. Messrs. ; : G. F. Shew. Tarrant. Cook. T. Russell. V- J. R Eilbcck. J. J. Wu.nicott, Finch (2), Harrison. Sollitt. G. Ballard. Stout. J. Boyle. Messrs. H. Wilson. K. Cannon. J. \V. Silver. Slack. P. Mo- ■ Conochie. McConochie, C. Rosre, Gamble, i. £,1 C. Williamson. Masters Ferguson. O-MearaTand 30 steerage. For Sydney: Mesdames W. J. Wyllie Thompson .He-son. Messrs. Thompson, Eev. Cavvte.-L. D. * Westralia^. 2584. J. B. Rainey. .from Sydney Passengers: Mesdames Ormiston, Sargent and child. O'Neill. Garden, James, WilZox. Foote. Phillips (2). Whitson, Rigby. Graham and two children. Dayies. Aliddleton, ICirkwood, Misses Jackson, Johnston, Ley land. Short Smith. McGinn. O'Neill, Wilcox. Sister ? of Mercy. Phillips (2). Brace. Lane. Glasson. Groom. Dunnage. Macnoill. Kerr, Joyce, Whiteon. Bell. Kirkwood. Middle!on. Rev. Warlow Davie3, Messrs. Thorpe. Connolly, Pitard, Carr. Ormiston. Staliros, Galanis, Sargent, O'Neill, Woodhill. Cash. Middleton, Lee, Ballingall. Noble. McMahon, Foote (2), Lindsay. Russell. Whittle, Scott, Clark, Macneill, Bushel!, Saunders. Rigby. Hunter. Kirkwood. Ingram. Lynch. Lindsay, and 90 steerage.— D. Nathan and Co., agents. ' Muritai, s.s.. 225. C. Hopkins, from Tauranga, Passengers: Mesdames Kennedy. . Bailey, Smith. Ltulwig. Uma, Williams and three" children. Tolii Paera, Misses Jordan, Coslett, Wrigley, Maxwell. Uma. Rev. Patterpon. Messrs. Asher, A. Wright. Curran, Davies. Hoight. Shepherd. Prime, Masters Asher, Te Mete.—Northern S.S. Co., agent?. '•■-.." Laira, barque, 4>3. John Gibbons, from Melbourne.—G. V. Edgcuinbe, agent. May Howard, auxiliary schooner, 84, Thomas Jone3, from HckiaEga.-Master. agent. DEPARTURES. JANUARY 31. • ■. Wailiora. s.s., 2003, Colin McDonald, for East ■ - Coast and Southern ports. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin, Dr. &:-■•" and Mrs. Beattie. Mr. and Mrs. Craig. Mesdames A. G. Lee. Neill and two children. McLeod. Comrie and child, Brown. Buttle, Poison, Kirkpatrick. Spooner, Hendry and two children. Howarth and child. Mair. Sand) ant and child. Sceats, Hamblett. Strong. Napier. Kennedy and three children. Misses Vince. Haiseman, Rigss, Nicholson. Baker. McLeod, Henn, Nicholls. O. Anderson. Comrie (IV Faulkner, Cutkbertson, Anderson. Mills, Craig. M. ISumin. Bulstradel (2). Mr. Croll. Williamson, Dennison. MacDermott, O'Donnell, Davidson, Gill. Nairn. Shattky. Rev. Comrie. Messrs. Eanison. E. Chrisp. Johnston. L. Comrie, Clapham. McConnell. H. H. Fox. Kennedy, Mann. Poison. Fairchfld. H. Tavlor, Howarth. ' ,7 M. Wilkie. A. Cato. A. G. Lee. McMahon, Faulkner, T. E. Price, W. G. Stewart, P. Stewart, Sinclair. D. C. Sheffield. Levinsolin, Masters Kirknatrick (21. Kennedy. Humphries. Danes. Lee. Heir (21. three dumb boys, five dumb rirls. seven Maori bovs. »nd 30 steerage. Kathleen Hilda, barque, 520, K. Lmdfors, for 'Adelaide, via Kaipara. Greyhound, auxiliary schooner, 100. A. Srihritzky, for Russell. Whangaroa, and Awanui. FEBRUARY 1. Penguin. H.M. screw surveying snip. Am tons. 700 horse-power, 2 emus. Commander Dawson, from the Bar of Plenty ._ Ngunguru, s.s., 84, T. Scott, for Whangarei. - EXPECTED ARRIVALS. LONDON: ■. . _ . _ "* '," Paparoa. s.s., direct, sailed January 6, Aotea,. 8.3., direct, sailed January 6. Mimiro, s.s., via Australia, due* Wednesday. I Marere, s.s. via Australia, due about March 1 9. ■AN FEANCT3CO: . Ventura. R.M.S., February 17. - ' NBW YORK: . . . ~ ~ , ___ Balmoral, 8.9., via Australia, sailaa January 13. .«_«,*_ ; ■", Queen Mary, a.s., via the South, sailed. Earax, s.s., via Australia, to sail about >*.'. January 31. ■-. ~.-,. Rapallo. 5.8., via Australia, to. sail in Febh'' ruary. '' CALCUTTA: j '. ,'■ ''- Aparima, e.g., via Singapore and Java, '.■'< to-morrow. ' BYDNDY: - ; ; 'v. Mimiro, s.s., Wednesday. * V: 1 ' Mararoa, s.s.. Sunday. I':\ ■ Visit f- Manapouri. s.s., Thursday. -?■' '■■ TONGA: ■■ ■ _ '' Manapouri, s.s., Thursday. ■ SAMOA: _^ Manapouri, s.s., Thttrsday. KEWCASTLTS: - • l Alcestis. barque, early. Vision, hrigantine, sailed. £ ' EABOTONGA: _ , , . . Countess of Eanfurly, Government schooner, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. LONDON: ,_ Niwaru, s.s., Wednesday. BAN FRAHCIPCO: ■ . ~ Sonoma, R.M.s., February 13. LONDON: , , ... • Lutterworth, barque, loading. HHW YOllK: , , i Niagara, barque, to load. BYDNBYZtalandia, s.s., to-day. th TONGA: ; ' ■ '. ; ." i Rotokino, 8.5.. February 11. SAMOA: . Rotokino, s.s., February 11. ; Rotokino, s.s., February 11. UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day Rotoiti leaves for New Plymouth and Wellington at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger train); Herald leaves for Greymouth, direct, Tuesday: Aparima urrives from « , _~. Tuesday: Aparima arrives from Calcutta, Wednesday: Takapuna arrives from and leaves for New Plymciuth, Wellington, ana Nelson at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger train); Apa- • rima leaves for Wellington, meantime. , Thursday: Manapouri arrives from Sydney, via Islands; Rotokino arrives from Westport; Talnne arrives from Scuth; Manapouri leaves f for Port Chalmers. , _~„,. , Friday: Rotoiti arrive from Wellington ana New Plymouth, and les.ves for New Plymouth at 3 p.m. (2.10 passenger train); Rakanoa leaves for Westport at 12 noon. Saturday: Taluue leaves for South at 12 \ ' noon (no cargo after 11 a.pi-)-NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Wellington leaves for Marsden Point, Mangapai, and AVhangarei at 9.30 p.m.; Muritai leaves for Kuaotunu and Mercury Bay at 9 p.m. ; Clansman leaves for Russell, Whangaroa, and Mangonui at 7 p.m.; AA'aitangi leaves for Tairua. Whangamata, and Tau- ■; ranga. at 9 p.m.; Ngunguru arrives from Whangarei; Chelmsford leaves for Whangapoua r and Port Charles at 11 p.m.; Ohinemuri leaves for Awanui, Waiharara, Hohoura, Te Kao, '7. and Parengarenga at 2 p.m.; Kanieri leaves for Waitara at 12 noon ; Clenelg leaves for Hotianga at 1 p.m. , Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Archer, H.M.8., in Calliope Dock. ' Lizard, H.M.8., in stream. , Southern Cross. Mission schooner, in stream. - Mamari, 8.5., at Queen-street Wharf. Zealandia. s.s., at Queen-street Wharf. Westralia, s.s., at Quay-street Jetty. Kakanoa, 8.5., at Sugar Works. Lutterworth, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. ?, Laira, barque, in stream. Emerald, tawque, at Hobson-street Wharf. 0 "ICinclune, barque, in Btream. Niagara, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. Neptune, harquentine. at Railway Wharf. ,;■ Ysabel, three-masted schooner, at Queen-street k\. Wharf. Cariu, brigantine, at Qaeen-street Wharf. IMPORTS. Per Laira, from Melbourne: GOO tons stone cubes. £» ,"."'■■. Per Westralia, from Sydney; 40 bags salt, 4 hogsheads bisulphide lime. 41 ingots copper, 25 boxes dates, 18 cylinders ammonia, 119 ,¥ hoxes ginger, 100 case 3 brandy, 100 bags tapioca, 165 sacks bonedust, 60 cases Japanese ■ware, 19 rolls matting. 5 crates melons, 19 casks ink. 14 cases separators, 10 cases paper, 24 cases machines, 300 packages tea. 1030 bags rice, 85 packages wines, 250 bales kapok. 130 packages fruit, 200 packages bottles, transhipments, and sundries. Per Zealandia, from the South: 15 bales rabbit skins. 28 sacks grass seed, 5 packages ink. 25 casks ale, 90 packages points and croissings. 6 cases gin. 15 cases tea, 225 bales "~< straw, 100 acid cases, 65 packages woollen ''- • eoods. 20 cases starch, 165 c:is«3 jam, 10 packages ranges, 17 sacks and 108 hides, 48 doors and grates. 17 casks fruit, 32 packages agriJ cultural machinery, 55 packages soap, 600 sacks wheat, 15 cases pickles, 20 cases coffee. essence. 10.bales paper, 10 sacks oatmeal, 103 * '' ./'boxes butter. 20 bnndlos steel, 20 cases meats, -■ 7 kegs bicarbonate soda, 12 packages leather, ' ■ g packages rivets, 143 cases cornflour, 12 ; ;pacWs drugs, 110 sacks bran, 10 bales tßs^offSi' :c '-i''iff*^-i : :'''' : '; ''■'ip.'.'h i l '■•: 'f- "f :■'■• .;';?-:■>:' : : /{-'■■:'•■< ''■:■■> fiiif?:'''!;.;'.? ■":■'. ■'?.\: i' 1 ; ;'.; ' ,; ; '■..■.'.■". "." .'.■:'.;, ; ,'-'::.'.-'- '■';'.•■■. .■■!■■ '■*:■/:■;'■"■ ■■•'-.■'".' -.■. :".■•..' - ■ '•■•'■ ■■■ ■ ■ ;■ ".

hosiery, 13 casks tallow, 8 cases cash registers. 102 packages wire, 64 sacks bones, 20 cases lemons; 90 crates oilskins. 153 cases matches, 87 octaves 28 quarter-casks 2 hogsheads and 639 cases whisky. 25 stud rams, quantity unspecified merchandise, transhipments, and sundries. The Union Company's steamer Waihora left for East Coast and Southern ports on Saturday afternoon with a large number of passengers. ■ '' ■ ''■ , On Saturday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Wellington arrived from W hanjarei with passengers and general cargo, and leaves for the same place again to-night. The Northern steamer Clansman leaves this evening for Russell, Whangaroa. and Mangonui. , On Saturday the Northern Company s steamer Waiotahi arrived from Opotiki. Obnva, and Tauranga, with a number of passengers and a quantity of general cargo. The Union Company's steamer Rakanoa will be docked on Wednesday for general overhaul. Yesterday morning the Northern Company a steamer Muritai arrived from Tauranga, and leaves at nine o'clock to-night for Kuaotuua and Mercury Bay. The Northern Company's steamer Waitangi arrived from Mercury Bay and coast ports on Saturday •veiling, and leaves for Tairua, Whanganiata. and Tauranga at nine o clock to-night. ', , r Yesterday the auxiliary schooner .May Howard arrived from Hokiaug* with a cargo of kauri gum. timber, etc. ~,',*, The auxiliary schooner Greyhound left lor the North on Saturday afternoon. This afternoon the Northern Company 3 Steamer Ohinemuri leaves for the North. The auxiliary three-masted schooner Tortugeu finished discharging her cargo of coal at the Sugar Works. Chelsea, on Saturday, and came down the harbour and anchored in the stream. _. • , . , t On Friday the barque Ifirotna arrived at Melbourne from Kaipara. The barouentine Handa Isle has sailed from Wollongong for Wellington. On Saturday the barque Kathleen Hilda sailed for Kaipara to load timber for Adelaide. ~. „ The Shaw. Ravi! 1 , and Albion Company s steamer Mamari was berthed at the Queenstreet Wharf on Saturday to discbarge her cargo from London. Yesterday morning the Northern Company's Steamer N gun guru left for Whangarei. The Northern Company's steamer Chelmsford leaves for Whangapona and Port Charles at 11 o'clock to-night. TTIE KINCLUNE. The barque Kinclune. which arrived from New York on Friday night, was admitted to pratique on Saturday morning, and will he berthed at the Queen-street Wharf to-day to discharge her cargo. The barque made a splendid passage of 92 days from port to port, and Captain Robertson is to be complimented uuon his vessel's fine performance, and for the neat order in which she comes into port. Of the voyage. Captain Robertson reports: The Kinclnne sailed from New York at midnight on October 23. and crossed the equator in longitude 39 degrees west on November 22. Doubled the Oape at Good Hope on December 19; passed the meridian of Cape Loeuwin on January- 9; sighted the West Cape of New Zealand on January 20: passed the North Cape on the 28th. and anchored in the channel on Friday night last. The easting was run clown in 50 degree? south, during which time strong north-west winds and almost continuous fop. rain, and hail, with very cold weather, prevailed. During the passage the Kinclune passed close to the following islands: Fernando Norowlia, on November 24; Trinidad, on December 2; Tristan d'Achuna, on December 11; Prince Edward Island, on December 24; the Crozefs, on December 28; and the Kerguelen Group, on December 31. The various islands passed were all snow-clod, and there were no signs of human beings anywhere on them; but sea fowl were very numerous. TUB LAIBA. The iron barque Laira, Captain John Gibbons, arrived from Melbourne yesterday, after a good passage across of 15 days. The barque brings a cargo of stone cubes, and will be berthed at the wharf to-day to discharge. THE NIWARU. The Tyser liner Niwarn is due from Napier this morning, to complete her loading for London, for which port she leaves Auckland on Wednesday next. THE WARSHIPS. 11.M.5. Archer has been floated into Calliope Dock for general overhaul. H.M.s. Penguin left for the Bay of Plenty yesterday morning to continue her survey work. The warship completes this portion of her work on her present cruise, and then goes on to survey Poverty Bay. FAST STEAMING OF THE SONOMA. The mail steamer Sonoma kept up her reputation for fast steaming during her present voyage, making the run across from Auckland to Sydney in the very fast time of 3 days 8 hours 49 minutes. TRANSHIPMENTS. The Westralia, which arrived from Sydney yesterday, brought transhipments per P. and O. steamer, from London; Sommerfeld, from Hamburg; Argna. from Java; Ohingtu, from Hongkong; and Kama no Mara, from Tokohama. The Zealandia brought up from the South yesterday transhipments per Whakatane, from London; County of ■ Inverness, from Glasgow; and Lady Elizabeth, from Liver- ! pool. THE WESTEALIA. The Huddart-Parker steamer Westralia, Captain J. B. Rainey, arrived from Sydney at 4 p.m. yesterday, and anchored in the stream for medical and Customs inspection, on completion of which the steamer was berthed at Quay-street Jetty No. 2, The Westralia has made very fast time this voyage, both on the trip from Auckland to Sydney and the return, and Captain Bainey and Chief Engineer Arkins and his staff are to be congratulated upon the steamer'B performance. The Westralia brought a large number of passengers in both classes, the majority of whom were for Auckland, and also about 500 tons of general cargo. Mr. F. Chambers, the parser, reports : The Westralia left Sydney at 4.40 p.m., and cleared Port Jackson Heads at 5.23 p.m. on Wednesday last; passed Cape Maria Van Diemen at 0.15 a.m. and Cape Brett at 7.30 a.m. yesterday, arriving as above. Moderate variable winds and seas prevailed to the New Zealand coast; thence fresh south-west winds and cloudy weather to arrival. The Westralia leaves for East Coast and Southern ports to-morrow afternoon. THE ZEALANDIA. The Hnddart-Parker steamer Zealandia, Captain W. J. Wyllie, arrived from Southern and East Coast ports at 11 a.m. yesterday, berthing at the Qaeen-street Wharf. Mr. A. Speakman, the purser, reports that the steamer left Dnnedin en Tuesday last, and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisborne. leaving the latter port at 11.30 a.m. on Saturday, and arriving as above. Experienced fine weather Hntil rounding the East Cape on Saturday afternoon, when a ! moderate westerly gale, with heavy sea, was ; met with, and continued Hntil Bearing port, when the weather moderated. The Zealandia proceeds on to Sydney at 5.30 p.m. today. PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. JANTXAEY 51. Ngapnhi. e.g., W. F. Norbury, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Curnock, Rimmar, Stevens, Swinnerton, Bullion, Gerrie, King, Townsend. Crew, Richards. Mesdames Usher, Carey, Bay ley, O'Bee, Martin, Richardson, Smith, Richards. Meagher, Messrs. Jobson, Price, Leslie, Whatford, Maiples. Buddish (2), Ballon, Martin, Morley, Woollams, Butler, Lovell, Cowan. Edwards, Crew, Steel. Goodwin, Eliott, O'Schan, Meagher, and 27 steerage.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. FEBRUARY 1. Rotoiti, S.S., J. Robertson, from New Plymouth. Passengers: Misses Law (2), Ferguson, Edson, Mcßhone, Hassard, Carruth, Garrett. Henderson, Malcolm, Garlick, Usher, Galardi 12), Honeyfield, Mesdames Watson, Heald, HawkeH, Garlick, Anslev, Graham. Messrs. Bell, Watson, Wallace, Bunciman, Northrop, Spedding, IToald. Mcintosh. Taylor. Hassard, Vaulbaun. Wallcinson (2). Stringer, Garratt, Hawkes. Hemup. Balfour, McCarthy. Richards; Bennoville. Goldsmith, Clayton, French. Graham, McKay (2), Cooper McLennan. Mays, Prime, and 12 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. Kanieri, s.s.. Uanltain. from Raglan and Kawhia.—Northern S.S. Co.. agents. Herald, s.s., Cliff, from Greymoutb.— S.S. Co., agents. DEPARTURES. JANUARY 31. Glenelir, s.s., Blacklock, for Opunake and Wanganui. February i. Ngapnhi. R.s.. W. F. Norburv, for New Plymonth. Passengers: Missea Clifford, Devella, Dodd (2), Clayton, Grant, Crabtree. Chisholm (21. Campbell. Bamieoat, Tollier, Garratt (2), lame's Levoi, Mair, McNeil'. Messrs. Cox, Ragle Allpresw (?.). Knowles, Bcws. Coleman, Bamieoat. Phillips, Levoi, Brown-Parker. Morton, Williams, McMurray. Watt, Craig, Mocka.v. Kirkcr rind party, Bews, Mynott, Ashcroft, and 15 steerage. The Northern Company's .steamer Ngapnhi arrived from New Plymouth on Saturday morning, and left again for the same port yesterday afternoon. On. Saturday th«, steamer Glenelg left for Onunahe and Wanganui. The Union Company's steamer Rofoiti arrived yesterday morning from New Plymouth. The Northern Company's stenmer Kanieri arrived from Radian and Kawhia, yesterday afternoon. The s.s. Herald arrived yesterday morning from Greymoutb, with a cargo of coal. BY TELEGRAPH. ' CAPE MARIA VAN DIEMEN. January .31.—The barque Jessie Craig passed south at It a.m., and the h.s. Taviuni, from AAestport to Fiji, passed at noon to-day. MARSDEN POINT. January 31.— Arrived: Fannie. ketch, from Auckland; Huon Belle, ketch, from the Thames. Sailed: Hawk, scow, for Wellington: Alert, scow, for Paeroa; Champion, ketch, Mabel, Rimu, and Era, scows, for Auckland. EAST CAPE. February I.— .s.s, Niwarn passed north at 10.35 a.m. to-day.

GISBOBNE. January 31.— Arrived: Omapere, «.»., from Auckland and coast ports. February Arrived: Waihora, 1.1., from Auckland. -—- NAPIER. January 31.—Sailed: Niwaru, s.s., for Auckland' WELLINGTON. January 31.—Sailed: Mokoia, s.s., for Sydney. February I.—Sailed Takapnna, s.s., for Nelson. New Plymouth, and Onehunga. Passengers: Misses Erson, Nixon. Lynch. Whittle, Edwards. Bogle. Hill. Mesdamea Barker. Johnston, Messrs. Booth. Johnston. Sutherland, Sinclair, Ledger. Steel, Masters Armitage. George. Crawford, and eight steerage for all ° lt3 ' LYTTELTON. January 31.—Sailed: Star of New Zealand, S.s.. for Gisborne. February Arrived: Whakatane. s.s., from Wellington; Toroa. s.s.. from the Chatham Islands. Sailed: Ruapehu, s.s., for Wanganni. WOLLONGONG. January 31.—Sailed: Handa Isle, barquentine, for Wellington. MELBOURNE. January 31.—Arrived Warrimoo, s.s., from New Zealand and Hobart; Hirotha, barque, from Kaipara. ___,_.__ SYDNEY. February Sailed: Kent, s.s., for New Zealand, Last night: Victoria, s.s., for Wellington. SUVA. SUVA. February I.— Arrived: Monro, 8.8., from Auckland. LONDON. January 29.-The s.s. Wakanui has arrived at Gravesend from New Zealand. MONTE VIDEO. January £?.—Arrived: Waimate, 8.8., from New Zealand. THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL. SYDNEY, January 31.—Arrived: Sonoma, R.M.s., from San Francisco and Auckland. The Sonoma made the passage from Auckland in 3 days 8 hours 49 minutes. THE CANADIAN MAIL. BRISBANE. January 31.—Arrived: Moarta, R M.S.. from Vancouver. Honolulu, and Fiji. BRISBANE. February I.—The following are the New Zealand passengers:—Misses Jonas (2) Casey, Mesdames Brown and two children, Ki'tcat. Messrs. Chappell, Hodges, Shaw. Lobb, Mason, Coghill. Patton, Browne. Rev. Kitcat. Car"o- 50 cases cheese, 3 cases bicycles, 14 cases boots, 365 cases indiarubber boots, 7 cases indiarubber goods, 57 cases paper, 140 cases drugs, 18 bales cotton goods, 397 sacks flour. THE JULIUS PALM. LONDON. January 30.— barque Julius Palm, which left Glasgow on the 10th inst. for Wellington with a general cargo, has returned to Greenock, the cargo having shifted.