VESSELS EXPECTED

Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1701, 31 July 1875, Page 2

VESSELS EXPECTED

Hero, sH> from Sydney and Melbourne, about 3rd August Cypiireues, ss, from Sydney; due sth August Yaira, from Wwrrinnibool; sailed 17th inst Ahimbagh, ship, VN J G from London ; sailed May 9 John Rennie, ship, VTG Q, from London; sailed May 11 Dover.Castle, ship, NCT R, from Belfast; sailed 23th May Carisbrook Castle, ship, HLW B, from Liverpool ; sailed June 3 Columbus, barque, KVH R, from London ; sailed sth June City of Auckland, ship, from London White Eagle, ship. Q 3 GW. fmm London, early Jefsica, barque, from New York, via Dunedin Stag, barque, from Newcastle, early "Virtor, barquentinc, from Port Gamble ; sailed 14th May Yisiun, brig, from Samoa Flirt, hrigsntlnr, from Uyttelton ; sailed 22nd Magellan Cloud, brigantine, from Chatham Islands, eariy Ryno, brigantine! from Potnrnah, early Peerless, schooner, from South Sea Islands, early L.isfcitia, s'hooner, from T< .rotonga Papua, schooner, from Rarotonga, early t Edith, schoo: 'ei','from the Minds, early Kenilworth, schooner, from Noumea, early

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JTMPORTS. Per Emu, from the Fijis : 1200 bugs maize. 305 bags copra, 35 b^g* peai-nts. 3 bags wool, 1R casks empty bottle*. 153 buss"! maize 5 ctsks oil, 1 case jews harps—Stone Bro3, aje^ts

Tbe barque lochr>"gar is now discharging her cargo of coals at tbe wharf. The shio Forfarshire has finished discharging her cargo, and is now taViog in bailast preparatory to sailing for Newcastle. The ss ' ]ewei:j_ has been taken over to the Gorestreet Jetty for alterations to be made in her cabin accommodation before »he leaves for Levuka. The schooner Leslie ha", been berthed at tho wharf, and this momirg began discharging . her cargo of p-.tatoe?. The sthoo .r ChoTrbdis has been hsu'ed alongside the ship Fernglen to tranship h _ Island produce for tonrfon. The cutter Morniug Light from Port Charles brings IS 000 ft timber. The schooner O.ean his cleared for Mercnry Bay with 3 casks of beef, 1 case tobacco, _ ton flour, 6 packages groceries. The cutter Leo has cleared in ballast for Russell, and the Morcing Light for Port Charles. The brig Derwent is loading with timber at Mongonui. Oh j ss Irna left Unveil at 3 30, and arrived at "Wangarei Heads at 11 45 ; left again at 12. and arrived in Auckland at 745 this morning. We are indebted to W H Stoddart. purser, for report, passenger lit, &c. Passengers :—Saloon—Messrs flowden. Llttlejohn, Bowman, E M Williams, J Williams. Fairbura, F H Tippet, MissHanlcy, an* five in the steerage. Cargo—6o sacks gum, II.COO shingles—Craicksh.uk and Co, agents The schooner Belle "R'andon schooner arrived from a cruise among tho Islands last night laden with a full cargo of Island produce. She took in cargo and sailed from Karotooga for Auckland on the 17th. On Thursday experienced a heavy NN E gale. On Friday, the 30th, sighted the Great Barrier, and made the harbour in the evening. During the round the round the Belle Erandon spoke the ketcn Qearl on the outward run and again at Penhryn Island, schooner Papua and cutter Kate Young (late Petrel) at Rarotonga, and ' rctitia bound from Aitutake to Earotonga on Ihe 19th inst. Passengers : Mr Ranken, Captain Koss. The screw barqusntine Kmu, chirtared by Mr W. D. Brewer, airr;ved from Fiji early thii morning with a cargo of maizi, copra, and other Fiji produce. Captain Connel reports having left Levuka on Friday, 23rd inst, at 8 pm, under steam. Had strong head winds at starting.^ On Monday, the wind changed to the eastward. Encountered heavy N E gale and high sea on Thursday night. Shortened sail, and ran btfo-e it, shinning some heavy s?"s Got ut> stea.mon Friday, and made the Poor Knights that day. Fine weather down the coast. Passengers : Mrs Martin and Son, Miss Wilson, Messrs Brewer, Mercer, Copeland.