PORT OF AUCKLAND

Auckland Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 3, 25 December 1856, Page 1

PORT OF AUCKLAND

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INWARDS. Bee. 19—Dauntless, 20 tons, Hardiman, from Ahipara, with 16 tons kauri gum, 1 cask drapery. Dec. 19—Victoria, 18 tons, Trope, from Monganui, with 8 bales 11 bags (4000 lbs.) wool, 5 tons kauri gum, 22 bags (60 bushels) maize. Passsnger —Mr. F. Yates, and 7 natives. Dec. 19—Naiad, 12 tons, Walters, from Hokianga, with 100 bushels wheat, 1 cask pork, 1 cwt. bacon, 10 pigs Dec. 19—Ann, 19 tons, Halfpenny, from Waiheki, with 35 tons firewood. Dec. 19—Odd Fellow, 14 tons, Innis, from Matakana, with 23 tons firewood. Dee. 20—Wonga-Wonga, (s.s.) Bowden, from Monganui, with 15 head cattle, 100 sheep, and 2 geese. Passengers—Mr. Shepherd, Capt. and Mrs. Butter and son, Mrs. Littlewood and child, Mr. Bedggood, Mr. and Mrs. G. Bussell, Master Hulme, and 1 boy in the steerage. Dec. 22—Vivid, 26 lons, Butter, from Monganui; with 22 balss 1 bag wool, 8 casks Polar oil, 1800 lbs. copper bolts, 1000 lbs. metal, 1 ton holloware. Dec. 22—Gertrude, brig, 215 tons, George Rose, commander, from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, and Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope. Passengers- —Cabin, from Cape, Mr. Bull; from Nova Scotia, Mr. Munro, (owner of the vessel) and family. Fore cabin, 183 (including three births on board) viz.—John Campbell and family, 7 ; Rory Campbell, do. 14 ; Angos Morrison, do. da. 4 ; Alexander Buchanan, do. 7 ; John Mclnnis, do. 12 ; Neil Campbell, do. 7 ; Robert McDonald, do. 5 ; Roderick McDonald, do. 10 ; Donald McMillon, d; John Gillanders, do. 11 : Neil McLeod, do. 5 ; Donald McLeod, do. 11 ; William McLeod, de. 14 ; John McGregor, do. 9 ; Donald Campbell, do. |1 ; Alex. McLeod, do. 5 ; Robert Haswell, do. 8 ; John Me Lallan, do. 5 ; William McDonald, do. 10 ; John Morrison, do. 7 ; Geerge McKay, do. 4 ; Mrs. Me Kanzie, do. 3. OUTWARDS. Dec. 20—Rattler, 4 tons, De Thierry, for Coromandel. Dec. 20—Flying Cloud, 46 tons, Ruddrck, for Melbourne. Passengers —Miss S. Brown, Messi's. G. Heath, A. Haultain, Scown, and Hill. Dec. 22 —Endeavour. 14 tons, Paterson, for Waiheki. Dec. 23 —Hawkhead, 22 tons, Innes, for Waiheki, with 2 bags flour, sundries. „ ec 23—Oceana, 42 tons, Strand, for Hokianga, with 2 ploughs, 112 lbs. tobacco, 1 bale sheets, 2 bags slops, 7 gallons rum. Passengers —Miss Harriet White, Miss Gittos. EXPORTS. Per Flying Cloud, for Melbourne—3o,ooo feet superficial of kauri timber, 14 casks oil. The North American brig Gertrude, arrived in our harbour on Monday, after a protracted passage of nearly six months. She has brought upwards of 192 passengers, who, considering the crowded state of so small a craft were all, with few exceptions, landed well. They have been thoughtfully provided with accommodation by the Provincial Government, until they are prepared to leave for their ultimate destination. The owner of the brig and his family arrived by same opportunity. The Spray, brigantine, was announced to sail for this port in November, with another batch of immigrants.