SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6238, 14 November 1881, Page 4

SHIPPING.

ITicu Watek, to-day.—Auckland 0.0 — 0.12 ~ ~ ~ Manniau iSS - 3.7 Sr.i.— Rises, 4.47 ; sets. 6.42 Moo:-.-Last quarter, tc-Jay, 10.40 a.m. ARRIVALS. November 12. Australia, P.M. s.s., Cargill, from San Francisco and Honolulu. Passengers : For New Zealand : Sir. Justice Williams and wife, nurse, aud infant, Misses Williams (2), Mr. J. A. Mann ant 3 , wife, Mr. Mann, jun., Misses Mann -«2), Messrs. Alb.Mi Gibbs, G. Duncan, Nathan, Bruce, McDonald, Keating, Klphinslone, Webb, B'-rton, Ellis, and 15 in the steerage. For Sydney : Dr. Julian Thomas (The Vagnbond), Sir. K. S. Anderson and wife, Miss Anderson, Mrs. 11. T. Smith, Misses Smith, Ida Smith, Sla'Q-J Smith, Messrs. A. Lucas, Lucas, jun., J. B. Hillier and wife, Smith, Arundel, Melliu, Vt'ai. FJcmJDg, Marks, .Synnot, McCa.ll, llcCiit!, jun., and J;.ygarth. English Cricket Team : Messrs. Shaw. Lilly whitu. Barlow, Bates, Pilling, Emmett, Uiljett, Midwinter, Peate. Selby, ScDtten, and 41 in the steerage.—T. T. Gamble, agent. Glene'.g, s.s., Stepbenson, from Tauranga. Passengers : Mr. ami Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Furrtily, Messrs. J. Ellingham. Keals,WillUm.«, Weir, Bunham, Simkins, BUika, Waiinau, Bev. Spence.—A. McGregor, agent. Wellington, s.s., Vurquhar, from Russell and Xorthern ports. Passengers : Rev. G. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Fnirbura, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Jenkins, Mr. and Mies Moody, Mrs. Gibbs and 2 children, Miss Maguire, Messrs. Mason, FHvell. Levison, Graham, Fairburn (2), Culpan, Wat-ling, Cornes, O<ven.—A. McGregor, agent. Fingal, s.s., Norris, from Mangawai. Passengers : Messrs. Nicholson, Brown, and Jones. — A. McGregor, agent. Fauny Kelly, ketch, Williams, from Whangaroa.—Master, agent. Gulden Isle, schooner, Watts, from Russell. — Mister, agent. Novembbk 13. Champion, cutter, McDermott, from Ngungnrn. —Master, agent. Iris, cutter, Black, from Patana.—Master, agent. Hancy, cutter, Morgan, from Thames.— Stone Bros., agent?. Coialie, cutter, Stranburg, from Whangarei. —Master, agent. Transit, schooner. Hooper, from Russell. — Master, agent. Titiaroa, e.u., McGillivray, from Fiji. Passengers — Saloon : Messrs. F. \\. Howard, Jiowiud, McGregor, H. Meinc'se, H. Louis, Mowbray, Captain Cooper, Mr. Meiklejohn, Rlre. Sandea and family (4), Miss Taylor. Steerage : Messrs. Jas. Lockhart and Leningh.iTn.—Uuion S.S. Co., agents. Energy, barquentine. Savory, from Greymouth. —Stone Brothers, agent. Rose, cutter, Pulley, from Tairua. —Master, agent. Dcveron, cutter, Collings, from Mercury Bay.—Master, agent. Beasy, cutter, McDonald, from Mercury Bay. —Master, agent. Waratah, cutter, Savage, from Mercury Bty. —Master, agent. DEPAKTUKE3. NoEVMBEB 12. Australia, P.M. s.s., Cargill, for Sydney. Passengers :— Major Weir, Messrs. J. E. Allen, Robert Murray and H. McMahon.—T. T. Giinble. agents. Albion, 5.8., Webster, for Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers :-For Gisborne : I-TessrF. H. Davey r-.nd Tattley. For Napier: Blessre. S. F. Stephtnson, Tonkin, Dr. Roberts. For Lyttelton : Jlisso* Williams and Varse, Judgo and Urs. Williams, Messrs. EUers, Connell and W:iy. For Port Chalmers : Messrs. Nicholson and W. Beaiker.—Union ;3.5. Co., agent?. Orphear, schooner, Doughty, for Russell.— Master, agent. Mana, cutter, B?.xter, for Tairua. —Master, agent. Zillah. ketch, Jonee, for Thames. —Stone Brothers, agents.

At.ilan;a, schooner, Donovan, for Ngunguru. — Master, agent. Lizzie, cutter, llegerney, for Wkangapoui.— Master, agent. ENTERED INWARDS. Zil'aV., ketch, 35 tous Jones, from Thames, with 25,000 feet sawn timber. Lizette, ketch, 3'.) tons, Jones, from Thames, with 26,300 feet timber. Atalinta, schooner, 31 tons, Donovan, from Ngunguru, with 25,000 feet timber. Adah, ketch, 29 tons, Maders, from Whangapoua, with 27,184 feet Australia, s.s.. 1714 tons, Cargill, from San Francisco and Honolulu. Mariner, schooner, 62 ton 3, Queen, from Euss-11, with 106 tons c<jal. Golden Isle, schooner, 78 tons, "Watts, from Russell, with 9S tons coal. Albion, s.s., 591 tons, Webster, from Gists o rue. Christina, schooner, 59 tons, Evanson, from liussell, with S6 tons coal. Faiiny Kelly, ketch, 35 tons, Williams, from Whanijaroa, with 29,975 feet timber. CLEARED OUTWARDS. , j .«„>«., D .a., ITI* tons, uargill, for Sydney. Opotiki, echooner, 38 tons, Collings, for Tairua. Zillab, ketch, 35 tons, Jones, for Thames. Wangarei, cutter, 32 tons, Catcbpole, for "WhansareL Orpheus, schooner, 5J tons, Doughty, for Ilusnell. Atalanta, echooner, 31 tons, Donovan, for Njfunguru. Lizette, ketch, 39 tons, Jones, for Thames. Adah, ketch, 29 toas, Jladers, for Taicua. ■pnn.iKovnn dkpastpres. LOKDOK.—Ship Rakaia, early. llelboub:;e.— S.s. Rotomahana, Thursday. GI3BORSE, NAPIiSIi, AND SODIH. — S.S. Kotornahana, Thursday. Taeasaki !i South.—S.s. Pengnin, to-morrow. ItCJSSELL. —S.E.Glenelg, to-dny. Whasgabzi Ann MANGAPAr. — S.a. Argyle,

Tuesdays and Fridays. Taubaxga.—S.s. Glenelg or Wellington, lion

days and Thursdays. Mebcory Bat.—S.b. Fingal, Mondays. Mangawai.—3.a. Fingal, Thursdays. Waitara. —S.e. Macgregor, to-day; Hannah Mokau, to-morrow. Hokianga.—Ketch Fanny Thornton, this week. Raglan, Hannah Mokau, to-day. "Wangarei and Parua Bay, Reward, to-day. Opotiki vri Tauranga, Staffa, to-day. VESSELS KXPKCT3D. BTEAIIEB. Itoiomahana, from Melbourne and South, today. SHIPS. liomnn Empire, from London, sailed Oct. 12. May Queen, from London, sailed August 27. Weathersfield, from Londou, loading. Wellington, from London, sailed October 2. Anazi, from London, sailed September 8. BARQUK3. Antares, from LondoD, sailed July 30. Loch Urr, from London, sailed August 15. Coromandel, from London, sailed September 16. Crownthorpe, from London, loading. Gwendoline, from New York, via Oamaru, sailed August 30. Beatrice Harener, from N. York, sailed Jy. 29. C. A. LittleSeld, from N. York, sailed June 18. Loongana, from Hobart, sailed oat October 26. BEIOANITNE3. Myrtle, from Samoa and Tonga, sailed outward October 20. Byno, from garage Island, sailed out Oct. 19. Oamaru, from Newcastle. SCHOONERS. Agnes Donald,from Uarotonga, sailed out Dec. 3. "Winifred, from Suva, sailed outward Jan. 19. Slazeppa, from Rarotonga, sailed out Aug. 26. Pirate, from Huahine, sailed outward April 18. Sybil, from Tahiti. Belle Brandon, from Mitchell leland. sailed out October 26. Edith, from Rarotonga, sailed outwards Oct. 11. TauraDga, from Noumea, sailed oat Sept. 19. Marion, from Noumea, sailed out Sept. 27. Caledonian, from Norfolk Island and Noumea, sailed out October 6. Atlantic, from Raroutonga, sailed out Oct. 7. KETOHE3. Santa Cruz, from Suva, sailed out October 17. Pearl, from Rarotonga. IMPORTS.

Per a.s. Taiaroa, from Fiji: 2177 mats sugar 2185 bunches bananas, 390 bags maize, 72 hides 20 pockets coffee, 2 cases coral, 1 rifle, 1 bale wool, 246 cases pines, 57 caees cocoanuts, 1 case drapery. Per barquentinn Energy, from Greymouth ■ 250 tons coal, 20 tons coke. Per R.M. s.s. Australia, from San Francisco and Honolulu: 14 packages machinery, 100 boxes canned goods, 2025 cases salmon 511 boxes apples, 10 boxes grapes, 84 cases paints 160 cases_ onions, 30 boxes casings, 6 packages dries' 13 ° bOXO3 h0p "' C 0 suuP f r 8 1 -'-, AuatraU a. from 'Frisco: 150 boxes apples, 10 boxea grapes, Chas. Major. The Union S.S. Co.'s ..„. Albion left for Melbourne, via Southern ports, at 3 p.m. on Saturday. ' The s.s. Staff* will leave to-day at 10 a.m. for Opotiki, via Taurangd, having been detained for repairs to machinery. The ship Wellington sailed from London for this port on October 2. Tbe barque Peru arrived at London from this port on September 26. The Union S.S. Co.'s s.e. Rotomahana left Gisborne at 9 a.m. yesterday. She should arrive here about 10 o'clock this morning. The ketch Santa Cruz arrived at Suva on October 29th. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Crownthorpe was expected to leave London for this port about November 2nd. The New Zealand Shipping Company's chartered barque Alcestis was to leave Liverpool on October 15th for Auckland and Wellington, as the opening of a line from that port. The ship Arnold von Bippen, 44G tons, was announced to leave New York for Auckland and Wellington about October 25; and the barqucntine Oaberfeidb, for the same ports, about October 28. The Union B.S. Co.'s s.s. Taiaroa arrived from ■Fiji yesterday at 5 p.m. Captain A. D. llo"Gillivray reperts leaving Auckland on Monday, 4th October, at 5.30 p.m. Experienced strong N. W. and westerly win with heavy cross sea

until ■Wednesday, the 2Gth; thence until making Kandavu on Saturday, 29th, at o a.m, light S.E. winds and fresh westerly winds; Kanrlavu abeam at 8 a.m. Arrived at Levuka at 3.50 p.m., after a passage of i days 22 hour*. The ship was\at once placed in quarantine till Wednesday, 2nd November, at 6 a.m., when pratique was granted. Steamed to Government wharf and discharged all Levuka CArjjo. rwile.l for Suva at la.m. on Thursday, and experienced strong winds with thick rainy weather, arriving at Suva at 7.30 a.m. Sailed for Levuka at 12.30 on Friday morning, aniving at 7.30 a.m.; wj« detained at anchorage two days on account of thi> s.s. Gunga being at wharf in qmrnntine. Left Levuka on Monday, 7th instant, at niidni s ht, with His Excellency the Governor, family, and suite oa board. Went under easy steam, and arrived at Suva at 7.30 a.m., on Tuesday, Bth. Sailed at 1 p.m. same day for Auckland. Had thick raiuy weather; Cape Washington, Kandavu, ahtam at 7 p.m.; from thence to arrival experienced strong southerly winds with nasty head Sighted the Poor Knights at 5 a.m., abeam at 8 a.m., arriving as above. We are indebted to Mr. Weir, purser, for Fijian files. The s.s. Glenelg arrived from Tauranga on Sitjrday morning, having 180 sheep on board. She leaves for iiussell and Northern porta, including Parenguienga, at 5 o'clock this afternoon. A passing vessel tarried away the jibboon of the schoouer Mariner, which is anchoied in the utream westward of the Queen-st:eet whirf, on Si turd ay night. The barqueutine Euerjzy arrived from Greymouth yesterday. Captain Savory reports of the round voyage :— Auclil .nd for Sydney on August 30tb, and arrived at Sydney on September 12th, after an average passage of twelve days. Discharged cargo, and proceeded to Newcastle. Left Newcastle for Cimaru on October 6th, and arrived on the 16th, after a good passage ef twelve days. Discharged, and loaded for Greymouth, and sailed on October 22nd, and arrived at Greymouth on November Ist. Sailed for Auckland on November 4th, and arrived as hbove. Keferring to tke arrival of the n.s. Taiaroa at Suva, the Suva Times of November sth says :

—" We are informed that the Union line propose to afford facilities to those who wish to vuit the colonies by giving through tickets hence via Auckland to Melbourne and Sidney. At Auckland passengers tranship, and visiting the various New Zealand ports as well as Hobart, Tasmania, hnve the option of remaining at one or each of them over a trip, so that they may see the country leisurely. The cuptain of the Taiaroa his requested us to give publicity to the fi.ci that he had a very narrow escnpe from running down a fore-and-uft schooner in coming to this pert. It was a dirk r.iiny night, and the schooner had ao light whatever, and narrowly escaped a fate that would not have only been disastrous to the vessel and cargo, but might have ciused loss of valuable live?. Surely it is worth the while )f owners and captain 3 to sacrifice the little sum that is requireJ to show proper lighte itt night, rather than incur such risks.