SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5925, 12 November 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

llii:n Water, to-ila} , .—Auckland 2.J3 — 3.14 ~ Manukau 5.33 — C.9 Sou.—liises, 4.43 ; sets, ij.ifl Moos.—Full, 17th, S. IS p.m. AURIVALS. Argyle, s.s., Crawford, from Whangarei. rasßeiigeis :—Mrs. Meredith and tiro children, Messrs. Smith and McGregor, Captain Jacobs, Messrs. Allw.iy, Clenmon, Eowen, Sloano and son, AV.ilker, and six steerage.—A. McGregor, agent. Glenelg, p.s., Farquhar, from Tauranga. Passengers :--Mrs. Kobertsou, Miss Uilmer, Jtul«e Symonds, Messrs. Kili;ar. Swanson, Peters, Johnston, Crowe, Frost, Bowring, and 2 in the steerage.—A. McGregor, agent. lngeburg, b:ii!|ne, from New York, via \\ ellington.—A. Heather, ageut. Saxon, schooner, McKenzie, from Russell. — Master, agent. DEPAIITURES. Rotorua, M.S., Tozer, for Melbourne vi.i Southern ports, ru.-sencers :—For Gisborne : Messrs. McLeod, CiMppcli, Kuiiara, Lemon, G. Dennes, Fruer, and Master Pulleino. For Napier: Miss M. Kerr, Miss Monro, Miss M. Tipping, and Mrs. Kobertson, Messrs. B. E. Brown, H. Sullivan, John Lucy, E. D. Agnail, A. Philli|)s, tfearfe, A. Burgess, Turjiin and Heald. For Wellington : Messrs. Cox, I. Paul, and J. Dicks'.u. For Lyttellon : Messrs. Hutton, Simion, J. S. "ucXiiugUtou, Mrs. Bones and child. Fur Dune.lin : Miss A. Uaker, Mr. H. H. Smith. For Melbourne : Messrs. Ooodson aud C. 1 , . Parke. For IJobart Town: Messrs. J. Simpson and J. Dykes.—Union S.S. Co., agent*. Orwell, bii-.mtine, Robinson, for Rotumah. 11. W. Henderson, C. and J. Giliuour, juu.—Henderson and MaofarlaDK, agents. F.iirlie. tarciuentine, Morris, for Newcastle. —Stone Bros., agents. Mercury, cutter, Yates, for Tairua.—Master, fluent. Morning Light, cutter, Tiller, for Cabbage Bay.—Master, a^unt. Gem, schooner, Poarce, for Tairua.—Master, agent. Paku, cutter, Dinz, for Tairua.—Master, agent.

ENTERED INWAIIDS. Saxon, schooner, 3S tons, aicKenzic, from Russell, with 07 tons coal. Morning Light, cutter, 29 tons, Tiller, from Cabbage B.iy, with 'JO.OaO feet timber. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Mercury, cutter, 30 tons, Yates, T.iiru*. Bessy, cutter, 24 tons, McDonald, for Kennedy's Bay. Morning Li,jht, cutter, 29 tons, Tiller, for Cabbage Bay. Lutterwoitli, barque, SS3 ton?, Pearson, for Lyttelton.

IMPORT?,

Per bnrqne Ingeberg, from New York : 1000 cases kerosene, 64 c.iscs tobacco, 40 pnekagvs dried apples, 4 packages carringeware, 47 packages sewiiij.' machines, 5 packages lamp and glassware, 53 packages axes, hatchets, &c, 7 packages nails, 104 packages sundry and hardware, 121 packagea agricultural implements, 200 cases canned lobsters, IGO cases oysters. 9G cases drugs, 50 cisessarsaparilla, 5 cases organs. 24 bushels shoe pegs, 13 cases machinery, 08 cases slat«s, 43 boxes soap, 14,012 pieces slate, 3 crimping machines, 2S packages leather dressing, 44 packages, IS stoves, &c, 27 packages blacking, and 12S packages sundry merchandise.

EXPORTS. Per Oswell, for Rotumah : ICO baga rice, 11 cases preserved fish, 3 cases jam, 8 cases drapery, 4 cases cottons, 2 casus shirts, 1 J-tierce 1- tobacco, 30 mats 1 barrel uugar, 12 c-ises kerosene, 1 case perfumed spiiits, 7 cases claret, 5 cases bottled beer, 10 cases geneva, 10 preserved meats, 4000 feet timber, 5000 bricks, G packages hardware, 20 cuscs flour, 40 cases biscuits, 5 cases rum, 4 case 3 brandy, 10 packages tobacco.

Per ketch Speedwell, for Norfolk Island : 20 bags flour, 10 boxes snap, 20 tins biscuits, 170 pieces timber, 20 bugs salt, 1 case jim, 12 parcels apparel, 1 cases drapery, 3 cases earthenware, 1 case chairs, 1 box candles, 2 cases dried fruits, 1 case sirdines, 5 cases geneva, 1 A-chest 4 boxes lea, 20 bags rice, 20 mats sugar, 1 box tobacco, 5 cases kerosene, 1 J-cask rum, C J-sacks sug-ir.

Isjwabd Coastwise. —Kangatira, cutter, from Omahn, with 40 tons firewood and 100 posts. Outward Coastwise.—Kangatira, cutter, for -Omaha.

The s.s. Argyle arrived at an early hour this morning from Whaugarei, with the following cargo :-G0 sacks gum, S bales wool, 6 hides, 2 caees cheese, 13 boxes eggs, 2 boxes turkeys, 1 ton sundries.

The ke.tch Zillah, from Auckland, and the schooners Sea Breeze and Advance, from Russell, arrived lit the Thames on Wednesday. The Union 5.3. Company's i-.s. Waitaki should arrive from Kussell at an early hour this morning. She is announced to leave for Whangarei at 8 o'clock to-night. The barque logeburg arrived from New York, via Wellington yesterday afternoon, with a large quantity of American good?. H. 51.3. Emerald ltft Melbourne for this port yesterday. The barque Lutterwortii saiU for Lyttelton to-day, taking as passengers Mr. and Mrs. Badger, two children, and two servants. The oris Pakeh.-i sails for Kaipara to-day. The bugantine Orwell sailed for Kotumah l&it night. The ketch Venus arrived at Mercury Bay from Napier on Wednesday, being a fortnight in the passage. The brigantine Peecless has commenced loading gum for New York, which ia expected to occupy about ten days. Her present master {Captain Murdoch McKenzie) will retain command, Captain Owens, recently of the Fuirlie, proceeding as chief officer. The brigantine Linda Weber arrived at Napier, from Dunedin, on Monday last. She proceeds to Wbangaroa, there to load back for Napier. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Loch Urr left- London for this port on September 27th, and the β-ime company's barque A. C. de Frietas on October 24th.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Sydenham, a vessel of 1100 tons, is on the berth at London for this port. Messrs. Miaw, Savill, and Co.'s barque Glenlora sails for Xapier early next week, having a considerable quantity of cargo on board for that port. The agents request that all accounts against tha vessel may be rendered in duplicate before noon to-morrow. The bhip Wunganui was berthed at the •western arm o! the outer toe, Queen-street Wharf, yesterday. Her destination has not been definitely settled, but it will probably either be Lyttelton or Napier. The Union.S.S. Co."a s.a.Kotoruasteamed for Melbourne and Southern ports yesterday fore-

The s.s. Glenelg arrived from Tauranga and Mercury Bay yesterday afternoon, with the following cargo : 200 sacks kauri gum, 13 bales wool, 21 pigs, 2 horses, 2 tons sundries. She returns thither at 5 o'clock this afternoon.

POUT OF ONELLUNGA. ARRIVALS, Nov. 10. Wallabi, s.s., Leys, from Whanganui.—A. Eiraes, nwut. Nov. 11. Rowena, *.«., Amodeo, from Wnitarn. Paseenger : Mr. Webster.—A. McGregor, ngent. D K P A R T U li K S. Hannah Mukau, s.s., Keane, for Waitara.— A. Cunninghani, ugent. Rowena, h.h., Amodeo, for Hokianjra. Passengers : Messrs. Milncr and Hughes, Mesdamcs Raynes, Leslie, lluckin, and 2 McGregor, egeut. IMI'OKTS. Per s.s. Wallabi, from Wbanganui : 417 sheep and 28 head cattle. Per «.s. Rowena, from Waitara : 106 sheep and 24 head cittle. EXPOIiTS. Per «.e. Penguin, for Southern ports :—For New Plymouth : 3 kegs powder and shot, 15

liars ami 6 bundles iron, 32 sash weights, 1 case, I tin bults, 6 hoes, 10 gunnies sugar, 9 caaes anil 24 packages sundry merchandise. For Wellington : C kauri spars, C sacks, 37 bags and 90 boxes potatoes. For Nelson: 2 packages ijUsj doors, 14 oasea fruit, 23 Backs oysters, for Pict.m : 4 cases fruit. For Keefton: 8 benUns, 10 pieces shafting, 10 drags, 6 spur wheels, 4 packages. For Westport: 3 berdane, 3 liners, 3 drags, 4 pieces shafting, 2 cases. For Hokitika : G Hacks potatoes. For Lytteltou : 46 sacks and 9S cases potatoes, 4 bags nuts, 3 cratos pines, 4 crates b.manaa, 3 packages. For DaneJin : 50 cases potatoes. Per s.B. Kuweaa, for Hekianga : 13 cases beer ant! stout, 5 cases whisky, 20 bags oats, 10 bags bran, 10 bags salt, 11 mat 3 and 38 bass sugar, 10 tins Inscut* 4 coils rnpe, 15 bundles and bars iron, 3 ci-ks beef, 33 emply boxes, 20 bundles hug*, S3 ci«e? »nd packages sundry ineicbandisi!, anil 2 lengths chain. Pur s.s Hamuli Mokau, for AVaitara: 17 sack* potatoes, 3200 feet timber, 23 packages sundry merchandise, 1 ram. The s.s. Wiillabi arrived from AVansanui with iic.iL'O of sheep an;! cuttle early on Wednesday m-.rnini. >'he returns thither to-day at noon. The a.i. Hminali Mokau steamed for Waitarn at '2.'15 i yesterday. The s.s. Rowena arrived from Waitara at 5 ii'olnck yeitonlay morning with a cargo of livestock. She left again for Hokianga at 4.30 The s.s. Lalla Rookh is announced to steam for Raglan on Monday at noon. KAIPARA. Ariuvals.—November 9: Ansdell, barque, Poulsen, from Lyttelton; lloa, brig, Meyer, from Lyttelton. November 10: Wave of Life, schooner, Herbert, from Lyttelton. Depautuhe —November 6 : Magellan Cloud, biig»i»ini*, McDonald, for Lyttolton, Wisduound at Heads. —Emily, brig:, Mnnn, for Melbourne ; Luuk-out, brigantine, Harrison, forSyilney ; Nightingale, brigantine, AlcKcnzi.', for Tiinatii ; J,me Auderson, ichooner, AchofF, for P.ite;..

Tlio brL Vi.sion and schooner Hannah Karrett h«vc nearly completed their loading also the b tnjiio which will be loaded about the end of the week. RUSSELL. November 11.—Sailed : Golden Isle. The h.3. Waitaki will leave at 4 p.m. for Auckland. Passenger* : Miss Manning, Mrs. Hill, Messrs. Keid, Allright, Hill, John Williams, Ludbrook, and others. ; WELLINGTON. November 11.—Anived : Wallace, s.s., from Nelson and the West Coast. Sailed: SVanakn, s.s., for the North. Passengers: Misses Luxford and McGow.w, Mrs. Vill, Messrs. I/.ndsav, Mice, aud Tyrell. Endeavour, brii-itntine. for o.nuaru; Stella, s.s.. for The Brothers Lighthouse and Cape Farewell. Cleared ouc: Cleopatra, schooner, for Lyttelton ; March I3anuatyne, brigantine, for Grejinouth. LYTTELTON. November 11. —Arrived: Cutty Sark, from the Thsimes; Pelican, from Picton ; Esther, from the Sound. Sailed : Onward, for Havelock ; Arawata, s.s., for Wellington ; Oreti, s.s., for Tiinaru ; Taiaroa, s.s., for Duuedin, POUT CHALMERS. November 11.—Arrived : Timaru, ship, from London ; Alma, brigantiue, from Greyinouth ; Oamaru, brigantine, from Kftipara.