SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5842, 7 August 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

Hian Water 7 28-7.45 „ , Mnnu'itau 10 23 -10 40 Suit.—Ki's'es. 6.5G ; sets. 5.15 MOON.—First quarter, 11th, 0.21 p.m.

■ , AK RIVALS.

Estelle.barqueniine, McMillan, from Oamaru. —ti. W. Owen and Co., agents. Kate McGregor, schooner, Couch, from OaJQlTU.—JfcKonzio and Boss, agents. Ada C Owen, brigantioe, McLood, from Lytiebon -G. W. Owen and Co., agents. _ Opotiki, schooner, Collings, from Tairua.— Prince Alfred, barqnentine, Schenkel, from Xyttelton.—Master, agent. Spitfire, cutter/ OhUon, from Tauranga.-J. anil D. Oxley, agents. Coralie, cutter, Boatwnght, from Tairua. —3 taster, agent. . Waitaki, s.s., Edie, fro.n Russell.—Union Steamship Co., agents.

ENTERED INWARDS.

Defiance, br.gantino, 199 tons, McKay, from Danedin. ' . .... Jistelle, barquentine, 19a tons, McMillan, it-yea Oamaru. , JCate McGregor, schooner, 65 tons, Ooucd, .jUa C. Owen, brigantine, 183 tons, MoLeod, fr 'j™miy Kel°y,' ketch, 35 tons, Williams, from Wliiad'aroa, with 28,000 feet timber. Opotiki. schooner, 38 tons, Collings, from !T?.iran, with 26,691 feet sawn timber and 4000 sbiogles. 01/EAItKD OOTWAKDS. Urana, cutter, 32 tous, Baiter, for Taima. Keliaace, Vetch, Go tons, L&wjon, for "Whangapoiia.

PKO.TECTED DEPARTURES.

LONDON.— Barque Chile, early. STDNBT.— S.s. Albion, August 10. Melbourne.—S.s. Tβ Anau, August 12. Stonby and MEMOUP.NE.-S.S. Hero, Sept. 1. LevUKA.—S.s. Southern Cross, about August 23. NOHFOLK ISLAND.-Sohooner Fairy, Monday. GISBORNE, NA.PIER, AND SOOTH.—S.3. Tβ AnaU, August 12. . > ir> TAEANAKI AND SoOTn.—S.a. Taiaroa, Aug. 10. New Plymouth, Wanganui, and Sooth—S.a. Rangatira, Tuesday. RAGLAN. — S.s. Lalla Rookh, early. KOB3EH- — S.s. lona, Monday; a.*. Waitaki, IVedaesdny. -, , WHANOAimr and Manoapai. — S.s. Argyla sind 9.5. Waitaki, to-day. I'aoiunga.—3.». Olenelg, to-day; a.s. Waitaki, Monday. \YANaANUI.-S.s. IVallabi, early. VTaitaka.— S.s. Haimah Mokau, Monday; s.s. Eowana, and s.'s. Lalln Kookh, early. Manoawai.—P.s. Annio Milbank, to-day.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Wnikato, slip, from LondoD, sailed about June 25. / Olenlora, barque, from London. Sjottiah L«ssie, birque, from London, eailod Lanisatone, ship, from London, sailed May If. Lochnagar, barque, from London,s:iilod June 12. Fernglen, barque, from London. locagann, barque,'from Hobart Town. Glimpse, barque, from Sydney. Ocean Hanger, barqaentine, from New York. Tarmow, brigantine, from Adelaide, S.A. Pe'erlos», brigantine, from Dunedin, via Oamaiu. Boroalis, brigantine, from Fiji, on a. cruise. Oceola, brignntine, from Adelaide. Ethel, brigantino, from Tim.iru. Meg Merrilies, brignntine, from Fiji. Eeilo Brandon, schooner, from Line Islands, early. Gael, schooner, from Fiji. Sybil, schooner, from Foochow. Dajapring, Mission echooner, from Islands, ■ early. > Jlazappa, soaooner.'from Rarotonga. F&lcon, schooner, from the Islands. Galidonitt, schoonor, from Tonga. Peerless, schooner, from New Caledonia. Ephemy, schooner, from Noumea. Albatross, schooner, from Lyttelton. Atotehan, echoonor, from Rarotonga. Soreroign of the Beas, schooner, from Karotonga. Amaranth, schooner, from Lyttolfcon. Linn, schooner, from Lyttelton.

' IMPORTS.

Per brigantine Definoce, from Dunedin : 20 hhtls. ale, 43 cases chairs, 2 tanks malt, COS sacks, 380 half-iacks, 320 qr.-nacks flour, 1801 sacks oats, 150 sacks oatmnal, 20 sacks barley, 361 jacks bran, 100 imlcs bones, 45 cases me»t, 79 half-reama paper. 400 sacks and 200 half sacks flour, 3SO sacks black oats, 10 sacks pearl barley, 225 sackn brio, T. H. Hall and Co. 2 tanks raalt, 20 hhds. Marshall's ale, John Koid aad Co. Per barqnentine Estelle, from Oamaru:—lsoo sacks oats, 60 sacks potatoes, 500 Baok3 flour, -110 saeka oatmeal, iOO sacka bran, 250 sacka pollard. Per schooner Kate McGregor, from Oamaru : —80 tons potatoes. Per brigantine Ad» O. Owen, from Lyttelton : —SC-0 woks cati, 80 mcki oatmeal, 1300 bags flour, 1131 sacks wheat, 300 saoks beans, 216 flacks potatoes, 1 sack peas, 16 cases cheese. Por barqu»ntine Prince Alfred, from LjUeltan :—924 sacks potatoes, 136 sxess bran, C3S sacks wheat, 50 sacks flour, 9 cases chicory.

Inward Ooaßtwi3b.—Otahuhu, cutter, from Thame3, with 9600 fee* timber. Outward Coastwise.—Otahaliu, cutter, for Tham?9,

.Thn p.s. Enterpriao did not leuro for the IThames last night, tho head wind being too fierce to allow of speed or comfort. Sho loaves at 10 o'clock thi« morning. The e.s. Eowana is announced to leave OneliUDg», for 'Waitara, at 1 o'clock on Monday, The a.s. Argyle did not leave for Whangarei jeaterduy evening, owing to the hard gale that ira 3 blowing. She is announoad to start at 10 ■o'clock this morning. Thes.e.Glenelg's nailing for Tauranga. was postponed till 10 o'clock this morning,' owing io the strong S.E. gale that was blowing > estorday. The TJnion S.S. Co.'e *.s. Albion fill probably I rrivo from Melbcurno, South, and East Coast <n Monday afternoon- She leaves for Sydney t.t 4 p.m. on Tuesday. The TJnion S.S. Co.'e i.s. Tβ Ananli.'ft Sydney on Thursday, and should arrive at Bussell on Tuesday, and Auckland oi Wednesday next, leaving again for the South at noon on Thurs day. The barquentino Estelle, sohooner Kate HcGrtjor, and brigantine Aia, C. Owen arrived from Oamaru yesterday, Tho barquentine Trince Alfrsd arrived frorc lytt«lton yesterday afternoon. Tho captain reports that he left on the 20th ult., and exTierienoed strong easterly gales on hh way iuther. OS the East C§pe one of his boats -was washed away by a hege sea. ' The s.a. lona is due from Buasell and northern ports this morning. The «.i. Hannah Mokau is announced to leave Onehnnga for Waitara at 10 o'clock on Monday morning.

The Union 5.5. Co.'e b.s. Waiiald prudently remained at her'comfortable berth last night instead of vecturing to ssa to encounter a strong gale. 9ho i> announced to leave for "Whangarei at 8 o'clock this morning:. The Union S.B. Co.'e ».a. Tamoa is expected to arrive at Onohanj i, from the South about 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. She leaves again on the return trip on Tuesday. A HEAVY SOUTH - EAST GALE — MR. . ISAAC'S YACHT DASHED ASUORE. Yesterday a strong galo from east and southeast prevailed,'becoming fiercer as the day progressed. In the afternoon, tho coast steamers, generally so regular, all postponed their departure till thin morning. Amongst these, the Enterprise for the Thiimcm, Argyle and Waitaki for TTliangarei/ and Glonelg for Tnuranga, are included. Although tho vessels in harbour tosaod and pitched greatly, and tho creaking sound of ropea strained to their utmost tension was audible everywhere, no damage worth mentioninz was snetalniid, with one exception, Mr. K. leaacs's yaoht Thetis, which wns anchored near' the breakwater, broke from her moorings, - and drifted on to it about 3 o'cleck, touching broadside on. Her owner, ■with several frier.de, was speedily on tho scene. In getting her oil they had to cut away tne mast, to enable them to reeve her throuijh the Railway Wharf. This they succeeded in doing, and she now floats under tho surface, filled with water, on the western side of the ■wharf, opposite Hall Brothere' store. Her stsrboiid side was considerably damaged, but there is no reason to believe sho is a complete wreck.