Shipping Intelligence
INWARDS—FOREIGN. August 5. Deborah, schooner, 121 tons, Narie, master, from Sydney, with sundries. Passengers, Mr. and Mrs. M Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Dent, and Messrs GriuVhsjincl Edgar. ' ,* August 5. Kingston, barque, 279 tons, Harwnod, master, from Sydney the 24th July, with 175 head of cattle, and 14 horses. Passengers, Mr. Burgesi, aud four in steerage. Hymn Joseph, agent. August 13. Osborne master, from Sydney. J. Woodhouse, Agent. OUTWAROB FORBIGX. August 10. Gfy of PoonaA, ship, &76 tons, Nelson, master, for London, with sundries Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Mrs. McCreagh, 3 daughters, and two sons, Miss Holmes, Mrs Newman, Mi-s Cuckford. Mr. Underwood, Mr. Hungered, Mr. Smith, Mr. Treecht, Mr. Graham, Mr. Featherstone, Mr. I'heian, Mr. Ford, Mrs Fisher, Miss Fisher. Mr. Fisher, Dr. Keown, Rev A. Stenard, Messrs." White, Maunmic. Beoney. Thomas Mostyu,Castcl!s, M .ore, Hey ward, Chambers, Duusden, Stewart, Rtistv-ick, aud Parkinson, Mis. Duusden and Miss Duusden, and Mrs. Wilson and three children. J. A. agent.
ungusi!- Suippino.— I'ho Royal George, from Fort I'h.ilip t iu lu-b Deceaioer, atrived at London on the 1 th April. H.M.S. Havannab. 22, Capt. Et.kioe, sailed fn.m trVtsaKurh for Muleira, Cape ot Good Hope, arid Sydney, on the 6 h April. The Sultana saiicJ fruit L.u.d.nft.r P.irt l'mllip, uu the4th Auiil. The Faith'ul, 42G tons (1'.0.P.;, was to sail for Syd. ney on the l*t May. The Cb<apsi«'e, 45U tons, was to sail from Plymouth with imUtiaits for Pnrt Pliihip, on the. s'h MiV, and ihe Berkshire on the 22.111 Maj» The Castle Eden bad been kid on at London fur Melbourne.— ilgdatr/ Herald July 25.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 17, 17 August 1848, Page 2
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266Shipping Intelligence Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 17, 17 August 1848, Page 2
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