SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2123, 14 November 1870, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. Niiv 12. I Jsle of licauty, schooner, from I\ikir.i. Suntain, scliounisr, from Wani;:ir.>;i. Kecra.s.s.. .1. T.ain. from Napier via the Ttaiiif.. IHrv Ellen, schooner, i:nwliiii;<. from Mercury liar. Auuilla, cutter, from Kay of Islands. Nov. l:l. I Rinisnn, p.s.. Miiiklll-. from AVanwrei. Speedwell, ketch, ar.ton*, lltwicke,from AVangaroa. DEPARTURE. £ ltcrald, schooner, for Lyltellnn. PROJF.CTED DEPARTURES. Losoos. -Excelsior, lr.th instant; Aboukir, and Countess of Kiiiton-, early. Wellington an i> Soiiii EKN I'or.TS.-Storm liinl, s.s., on Wednesday. TARA.VAKI.-Stoni Itinl, s.s.. on AVcdncsd.iy. Taukanha.—Tauriinsii, to-day. Ki:ssi:ll, Co-Adead, s.s., to-day. TKSSELSiKXL'KCTEJJ. Citv of Auckland, ship, from London- to sail Sept. IS . Tiinarn, ship, from l.omion- sailed 1 . Queen Hue, ship, from London. Alice Cameron, tannic, from New York via Sydney— sailed Jmiu 10'. ' Novelty, liarcnie, from Sydney. Santiago, tannic, fn.ni Liverpool -sailed , . Prince Alfred, schooner, from Tahiti. Lconiihs, scliooner, from Hay of l-lan.K IMPORTS. Per s.s. Stormbird, from Wellington, transshipped CI Gothenburg, from Melbourne : — 1 case cigar?, Combes and Daldy. lfrea goods, 2 parcels, 3 pockets hops, Bucholz and Co. ; 21 packages, telegraph jiiatovial, Sheath. Transhipped ex Rangitoto, from Melbourne : — I case, 1 do., 1 do., Combes ami Duldy. Fron: Tarauaki: —2 cases produce, W. DowJen.— Combes ami D-.ildy, agents. Per Willie W'inkie, from Waikato.—s-o bales flax, 1 ditto tow, 3 ) '-s wool, Barnes ; II bales (lax, Btickland ; 5 sacks bones, order ; 7 empties, order ; 5 packages, order.—MnsWv, agent. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Plni'be, for Xclson : 8 doors, 3 packages, Sash and Door Company.—Cruie];sliank, Smart mid Co., agents. Per s.s. Airedale, for Taramiki : GO gunnies sugar, 1 cask coffee (under bond), Henderson ; G coils rope, Lloyd ; 2 cases drills, 1 parcel. Kempt liorne & Co. ; <l cases, Isaxcs ; 1 wheel, 1 parcel, Price. For "Nelson —2 bnles leather, Henderson & Co. ; 1 ease, Hill ; 1 caso ham >, 3 packages butter, Williams; 100 kits oyster-, Princle ; 3 cases "lassware, Bueholz and C>. For β-rcymouth—3o eases beer, Bueholz and Co. For West port—GO Crtses beer, Bucholz and Co. For Picton—l parcel, Hendersor. For Wellington—l ease stationery, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 parcel, Winks & llall. For Lyttelton—B cases merchandise, E. and U. Isaacs ; 1 case machinery, Price ; 22 bundles sacks, Henderson. For Otago — 1 caso drapery, 1 case, Sargool. For Hltilf —ls packages, Lyle.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents.

Per s.s. St. Ivilda, for Kaiuara : 1 box tobacco, 20 cases biscuit, 20 sacks tlour, 4 tag* rice, 17 packages sundries, 15 sacks flour, 5 bags rice, 7 kegs sugar, 3 cases geneva, 1 box tobacco, 10 cases old torn. 10 cases brandy, 10 cases biscuit, 5 cases whiskey, G jars rum. 5 gunnies sugar, 30 eases sundries, 5 packages sundries, 2 half do. tea, 2 boxes tea, Mini and Co. ; 8 packages, 3 boxes tobaeco. 19 kegs sugar, G eases drapery, 5 packages sundries, Mariner; 6 packages sundries, Anderson ; 0 sacks grain, 14 packages sundries, R. Nicholson ; S packages sundries, Fletcher ; 1 box. Levett ; 4 bags sugar, 1 case drapery; 3 packages, Bradbury ; 1G casks beer, 1G eases sundries, Stanaway ; IS packages, Afasefleld ; 42 package?, Rev. Mr. Roach ; 0 packages, ITaincs; 20 sacks Hour, 10 packages, Chadwick ; 1 parcel, Metcalf ; 10 packages, Uttins;; 11 packages, Young and Pollen : -l(i bags flour, 9 packages sundries, C. Clark ; 2 packages.—A. Barnes, agent.

The s. s. Stormbircl, Captain Doilo, arrived in the JlanuUau yesterday moriiinc from Southern ports. She left Wellington on the 9th, at 5 a.m., Pietou at nom, ami Nelson at 10.30 p.m., arriving at Wanganui on the 11th at 10 a.m., and loft at 11 p.m. same day ; arrived at Taraimici at 1 p.m. on the 12th,and left again at 5 p.m., arriving in the Manukau at 11.30 a.m. yi-sterday. Experienced line weather throughout. Passengers, Mr. Coss, Jfrs. Howard and two children. The 5.3. Stormbird. Captain Doile, passed the s.s. Phccbe and the 3.3. Airedale at 10 p.m. on Saturday, thirty-five mile? (his side of Taranaki, the Pluebe beiuj; about two and ahalf to three miles in advance of the Airedale. They were both showing flash lights every ten minutes.

The s.s. Stormbird, Captain Doilc, will sail on "Wednesday, at noon, for Taranaki, AVanganui, Jfelson, and Wellington.

The steamer Keera, Captain Bain, arrived from Kapier, via Thames, at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. Left Xapier at 7 a.m. on tlie Sth ; rounded East Capo on the followi:i<>day at 6.30 p.m.; oil' White Island at S a.m. on the 10th ; passed Cape Colville at inidni 2 ht, and arrived at the Thames veslerdav morning at 9 o'clock ; left again at 8 p.m., and arrived in harbor as above. The following is a list of her passengers : —Mr. and Mrs. Broadbmr, Mr. Levy, Mr. Isaacs, Mr. Watson, and one in the steerage.

The s.s. St. Kilda loft the wharf for Kuipara on Saturday, with a large general cargo and the following passengers: Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Breach, Mrs. Floworday, Mr. antl Mrs. Barnes, Mr. Brewer, Miss Miles.

The 5.9. Pliccbe with the -English mails for the South left the wharf on Sat urdav. Passengers : For Wellington — Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Souter, Mr. Stephenson (mail agent). For Nelson —Mr. Luckie. For Christchurch—Kev. Mr. Jackson, and 5 steerage. .Che s.s. Airedale left for Southern ports on Saturday last. Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and nurse, Mr. Geo. Monroe, Mrs. Drake, Misses Boot (3), Mr. Murphy, Mr. Bomlcn, Mr. Phillip?, Sl;inner, Xlilj, Dr. Ecoles, Mr. Luke, Messrs. Penrlergast, Phillips, Jones, Curtis, William Smith, Mathieson, Harris, McDermott, Jason, Mrs. \V atcrs, und two children. The Sunbeam, a fine new schooner of about 15 tons register, clinker built, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning from Wane,iron. She brings a cargo of shingles and palings. The Sunbeam was built by Messrs. Lane and Brown, and-will be a useful addition to oiu coasting fleet.