SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5954, 16 December 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

U I( !( jv-jj to-day.—Auckland C.2C - f>4l ; ~ " Manukau 9 17 - '■> 3 <"• ; aim -Riws. 4.41: sets. T.ll Miios.-r'tu, 17tb, 3-15 a.m. ARRIVALS. Tararua, s.a.. Muir, from Sydney, via has•ell P.is«engf!rs :—Auckland : Mm Onee, Mr. .mil Mis* Deeiey. Dr. PayDC Messrs. Or-n- , fell. Caajpbell. Mr. J. Blackman and faim V (S). Mr. and »ln. T. Wilkinson ao.l family (:>), Mi'A. T. Cam-ron. Mr. and Mrs. Pam am! family ; (5), Mr. W-. 11. Burton Swift, Mr. E. >\ eall, Mr. and Mr*. Atkinson, Mr. and Sirs. J. J s ™!™. . Bev. S. M. Goldstein, Mrs. Gol«»tein and child. Mr,. Mor.hon and child. Mr Gibson. Mr. and - Mrs. A. 1C Taylor and family, Mrs. K. C. Carr :,lx->r».r Cohon, Mr. "V\ lseman. and 2o a"e««e Wellington': Mr and Mr,. Ke.,l. Mrs Pros.i-r Mr. Mason. Mrs. Mason. Mrs. and Mm' Gallic. Mr. and Jin Jn". Palmer (Nelson), Mi. C. Stanley (Picton). Lytteio Mr- W Griablett. Miw Durman. Mr. V iShell. Port Chalmers : Miss J. Craigb. Misses Butterworth (2), Mr. Butterworth, Masters Butter-wo-th C)' Mr. Brocklebank, Mr. Joel (jun.). Mr. James fetor. Mr. George Rend. Mr. ,T. Chiaholm. Mr. Speight, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Haase. Bluff: Mr. Feld-ick, and 13 steerage for Southern ports.—Union Co.. agents. Elsinore. schooner, Stephens, from Tairua.— Master, agent. Opotiki. c-itter, Neill, from Opotiki.—Master, aaent. . Waitaki. s.s., Edie, from Taurangs.— Lmon Steamship Co., agents. Transport, brig. Matthews, from Newcastle. —Stone Brothers, agents. Onward, "chooner, Paukau, from Russell.— Master, agent. Medora,. fchooner, Ngaru, trom Awanui.— Master, agent. DEPARTURES. "tt'.iitaki. 3.3., Edie. for Wliangarei.—Union Steinuhip Co., agents. Tores, schooner, Gundry, for Wbangarei.— Master, agent. Kriemhilda, schooner, Bathurst, for lYhangarsa.—Master, agent. P.uhy, sclmoner, Lambert, for Russell. — Master, agent. Mariner, schooner, Queen, for Russell.— Master, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. On»-arti. schooner, 32 tons, Paukau, from Russell, with 54 tons coal. Medora, schooner. 33 toDS, Ngaru, from Awan-.:i. with 31 bales wool, 50 bags gum, and sundries. El4nore. schooner. 30 tons, Stephens, from Tairua. with 26,000 feet timber. Opotiki. cutter. 25 tons, N'eill, from Opotiki, with 7 casks oil, 11 bags fungus, S bags wool, and 4 piss. Southern Cross, barque, Jacob, from Xoifolk Island. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Ziltoh. Uetch, 30 tons, Jone3, for Thames. IMPORTS. Per hni Transport, from Newcastle : 445 tons coa!, 31 :on3 bonedust. IsWARn Coastwise.—Perseverance, schooner, from Sanriapit, with 300 bushels sand; Lee, cutter, from Thnmes, with s&nd : Janet, cutter, from Whar.garei Heads, with SOO bushels lime. Octwaud" Coastwise. —Janet, cutter, for TVhar.garei Heads. The Tararua leaves for Gisborne. Southern ports, and Melbourne at 6 p.m. to-day. The schooner Torea will probably be entered at i.he Lvtre'.ton regatta. The Union Co.'s s.s. Tararua, arrived from Sydney, via Russell, at 2.30 this morning. We are Indented to the purser for the following report:—" Left Sydney at 8 p.m. on the 'Jth of December, and experienced fresh southwesterly wir.ris. with moderate sea, right across. Passed the Three Kings at " a.m. on the 14th. Pasted th? Syren, brig, from Auckland, off the Morth Cape, at 1 p.m.. and R.M.S. Australia at 2 p.m.. and reached Russell at 9 p.m. on the 14th ; left a:ain at 1 p.m. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.s. Waitaki arrived from Taurine at 6.30 o'clock yesterday evening with about fifteen passengers, having made the run unuer twelve hours. The round trip from Auckland to Tf.uranga and back, including stoppage the latter port, occupied only twenty-six hour?. The Waitaki left again for "Whangarei and Russell soon after 7 o'clock. The cutter "Water Lily came in contact with the rigging of the cutter Australian, which was lying at anchor in the harbour, carrying away the letter's topmast. No other injury was sustained. Messrs. "Wailer and Co. want to charter a vessel to cr.rry 120,000 feet baulk timber from Kaipara to Dunedin. A notification relative to the receipt of cargo by the Kaipara S.S. Co.'s boats during the Christmas holidays appears in our advertising columns. The missionary barque Southern Cross will probably be laid up till March next. In the meantime, she will undergo an overhaul, and be supplied with fresh encine md boiler. These alteration? are expected to accelerate her speed, which is already creditable considering she came from Norfolk Island in three days last trip. The brig Transport arrived yesterday evening from Newcastle. The master reports :—Left Jfewcaatle on 27th Xovember at 6 p.m. with light easterly winds, which lasted to 3rd of December, then veered to the northward, and continued so till the sth, when it shifted to the 5.1?., wit), rain. The weather cleared up on Gth, the wind veering to E.N.E. Fine weather until the Oth. when the wind changed to north, with thick rain. The 10th wa3 calm, with heavy rain. On the 11th experienced strong W. gulo. with heavy sea. Cleared on the 12th. aad Uaii W. winds. Passed Three Kings »t S p.m. Since then S.E. and E. winds to arrival at (i p.m. _____ PORT OF ONEHUNGA. ARRIVALS. Lalia Eookh. s.s., Campbell, from "IVuitara. —Premiers : Mr. and Mrs. Mclntoih and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wicldnn. Messrs. French, Cass, Arthur, and Iredale.— Waller and Co., agents. Hannah Mokau, s.s., Keane, from Waitara.— A. Cuacinshaui. agent. IMPORTS. Per.s.i. Lnllaßookh, from Waitara : 20 bead cattle. 2 horses, 4 packages. Per H. 3. Hannah Mokau, from Waitara : 21 hc.td cattle. 1 case bacon, 9 kegs and cases butter. Tap s.s. Lalla Rookh arrived from Waitara at 6 ».m. yesterday. She leaves :igain to-morrow for the same port, and for Raglan on Monday at 6 a.m. The 3.3. Hannah Mokau arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday morning from Waitam. She returns thither at about 2 p.m. to-day. /( }■ . T IB L Kα HAP If. WHANGAREL December 15.—Arrived, 7 a.m.: S.s. Arjyle, from Auckland. RUSSELL. December 15.—Arrived : Christina, yesterday, from Auckland, also Speedwell, from Norfolk £siaiid. Sailed : S.a. Tararua, for Auckland, at 1 p.m.; s.s. Kotorua, for Sydney, at 4 p.m.; s.s. Glenelg, for the North, at 4 p.m. HOKIANGA. December 15—The schooner Lady Don bus arrived from Port Wnikato, and the schooner Queen α-y- .suled for Auckland. TAUKANGA. • Due-.-mber 15.—Arrived : Brigantine O.nuuru, from CVi.-na'.u. WELLINGTON". December 1.1.-Arrived :.S.s. Wanaka. from Picton and Nelson; s.s. Hawea. from tlu North. Sailed. 11.40 a.m : S.h. Hawea, for Nelson. *ith Sun Francisco mliils : Penguin, for Picton :md Nelson ; Rewi, for Napier ami tbo Ki»e Coast. The Hinemoa leaves for Pictua 'iarly to-morrow moruiiig;. LYTTELTON. Decuuibiiilo. —Arrived : M.\rmiou, fiom Kaijiara. GREYMOUTII. December 15.—Arrived : S.a. Crafton, from Well lag tou. PORT CHALMERS. December 15.—Arrived : S.a. Te An.tu. from AuskUtTitl. via. the coast. Sailed : S.s. Riuga-

-ooma for the North. Passsengers :—For J Napier : Jlr. and Mrs. Maloney and family. For I GUborne: Miss Rees. For Auckland : Mr. and Mrs. Lye, Mrs. Legge and family, and | Miss Legge. i