SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1671, 26 June 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

iji HIGH WATER: Tbls eveningl 11.6 !' I lorrow morning. 12 47- ' J*rfß. tn. I P ■ SUN SET : This enrenrog, 4.47 ; SUN-^™ ' . 1 i iorrow mornine, 7JB. -9 is am / J L_| MOON'S AGE : Last quarter, ? erf' 2" 18 a m Hit, ATIBIY^I } ss, Farquhar, from,.^! 'jI p j parPARTTTRES. / / jS Piily McLaren, Wirque, for Napier j;I Irgaranaki, s s T«>yfi» *or tbe Stmth . .an roa . 1 ". j ook Oat, bn'gantine. for Sydney via !; [ outhorn Cross, ss, for Kaipara ■ J'l 1} ;owen», a3, for Taurangs. ■ U S I "-TRTTTKES. ' il! t PROJECTED DR^y I Ji| I /or Wellingfcqa-Dido. H >k. M . s . Sif 9th July iji i T?or San Francisco— Mik^Q oll d a y S !s j the North—lona, s£i p> early HI I °or London—Fernglergtar, barque, car y (ji jl £or the Cape- Shoq^ y brig, early J m| j £or Newcastle- V , .4SELS BXPECTKB from the South. 28th instant ffl iVeUingtbn, 6' m Sydney, Bth July i :*'(!, Jlikado, sjher, from Dunedin |;ij|! \gnes, scij U entine, from PortOamble, early j]'ji '"ictor v s C n O o n er, from Dunedin, early I :!jj losebj' aI .q ÜBi from Circular Head, early ;!..||; from Kotumah, early j I ! .*Ha, schooner, from Rarotonga, early I i| I ifen, brig, from Sydney, early .-farina, barque, from ihe Islands, early ;Siiith, schooner, from the Islands, early 11;iforfarshire, HNftP, ship, from London; sailed .{I March 19 ;Cj "lechero, ship, from London ; sailed 13th April jt- Lntter worth, ship, from London : sailed 10th April ill' ' carl, schooner, from Timaru : sailed 11th inst \ , sella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town. p|| 'rince Alfred, barqnentine, from Lyttelton p|i { rision, brig, from .^arno* j j 1 arah, hrig. from Moeraki, early Si; iLlumbagh, ship, from London : ijj arisbrook Castle ship, from Liverpool; sailed f |'[: olumbus. ship, from London jyljityof Auckland, shio, fro"m London a|i]] harybdi-*, schooner, from the Navigators * airl'e. schoon»r. from Lyttelton, early pi'ijt "enilworth, Frhooner from Noumea, early fjfi ■, ueen of the South barque, from LytteltOD, early t' ti Cero, ss, fn-m Sydney, 2nd July •lewellvn, s.s., from Sydney [il'lobina Dutilop, barque, from London ; sailed 29th -H| ) March I l[ ] IKOI special charge of one shilling in made for onsignees' or shippers' names inserted in this column. I! j The s.s. lona left Russell at 12 45 p.m. yesterday II Ith strong South wind, and arrived at Wangarei at I ,30, and arrived ia Auckland at 5 this morning. She ! assed tfte Krou off the Kawau. Mr Stodart, the S'l uraer, his supplied us with the following list of > wseneers and careo. Passengers—Mcsrs Major leddell, Inspector Thompson, A.C, p. S Kemp. S B S(i udbrook, J. B Clark Waridinghara, Captain Frater, arrett, Jackson, Hatner George Wynyard S.Tracy Sjj ;mith, Mr and Mrs Clarke, Mrs Colenso. Mrs iuchnnan, Mrs Hickson, and 7 in the steerage. arßO—32 head cattle, 47 bag 3 gam, 8 bags gum, 15 ! iga gum. and 4 casks oil. i ; The three-masted sclnoner Estelle cleared out to\%f in bnllast. for Wanpcaroa, where she i 3 to load '; >,OOOft. of timber fir Melbourne ; ; The brg Derwent has cleared in ballast for Monj Bnui where she will load timber for one of the ■{&! nstralian ports. ■«;; ; The cutter Coralie is about to sail for OpDtiki with f) j general cargo. $ I The brig Victor/ left for Newcastle with a fine P I W. breeze at noon.to-day. f [ The brig*nti!ie Loos Out sai'ed for Wangaroa .ej ssterday. ahe will there loal for Sydney. Mr Donald's new sch oner, just built by Mr Bailey the North Shoe, w.ll be ready for launching "n or j iouiM ndiy-weik It i 3 not imorobvble fiat Cant \ assy's new steamer w;ll be launched from Sims and ; arown's yavds clone by at the same time. i By an error we yesterday stated that the Star of the . . :i i rath had cleared for Levuka with general cargo. The '; |ii3toms' manifest of her cargo from the South had j sen mistaken in the hurry of business for tbe outiirds clearancs. A number of gentlemen were given :, fejj il pas7ens;ers. We trmt Ui.^t our inadvertency has 't i ])t ent*iled upon th^m any inconvenience. ! The brig Kio Loge is taking in ballast for her j ;)ya*eio Paget'a S ,uod I '■ The briir we» Spiay whose arrival wo announced jisterday afternoon, left Lvttelton on the 17th ins. p9 experienced * heivy S R vale ltat Sunday, which pered to WS"7, and cimpe led the captain to ■ Save to off thi E»st Cape She brings a cargo of ! iputhern produ'c, and is consigned to D, H. :i jtcKenzie 5 The s s Taranaki left the wharf at Onehunpa. this i'temoon for She Souih. Passengers—The Misae? kllighan {i) Mr C. L. ■ ation, Mr and Mrs Lamb id family, Mr Hasl tt, and others booked at Onelnga, besides six original oassengers who were liable tp land at Tar-mkipn the voyage up. The uracaki takss an average cargo. I -Th« schooner Kate McGregor arrived at Kussell om Napier yesterday. 31 he barque Emily McLaren left last night fOl aDier. ; j The brig Ssa Sprsy was berthed at the outer astern T. this morning. She will start discharging ; i Monday. , The schooner Tnrea was last heard of as loading in le Wiiitara for the Manukau. She is expected at nehungn every day. '. The ship Culler On ia taking in ballast at the same me. as she is putting out the last of h»r cargo. She -I ill leave for Newcastle in course of a few days.