Shipping Intelligence
ARRIVALS. August 29. Coquetie, schooner, from Tongataboo, and the Bay of Islands, with cocoa-nut oil, &c. Passengers, Messrs. Russell and Curwood, and three in the steerage. August 30, Cimfal, schooner, from Sydney. projected departures. lAeitA —Tor Sydney to tail to-day weather permitting, with 25 tons cocoa nut Oil; 22 bales sheep sains; 3 bales Wool.—Passengers, Mr. McGresor, Mr. Stephen Fennell, W. Challenger, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, 1 private 58th Hegt.,wife and four children. Tlymooth, March 27 —The barque Sarah Scott, Captain Alexander Butcher, from New Zealand, passed np channel this morning, and landed here first Ltaiteaant Kane, inv»lided from Her Majesty's frigate Calliope: an Admiral'? mail from Her Majesty's (team sloop Inflexible, (July 1 *> September 30); an Admi« ralty nail from Her Mejesty's brig Dido, (Sep. 30) s two mail boxes from Sydney. &c. The Sarah Scott lias bad a very long passage ; aha left New Zealand August J", and Sydney November 16. She has been as far south as 66, ami m 45 west long On Chri.tmas stay she was completely surrounded by ice. Lieutenant Hu«b, 58th regiment, and lady, on leave from Ntw Zealand, is gone oa ia the Sarah Scott to London.— Ttma, March 29.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 19, 31 August 1848, Page 2
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200Shipping Intelligence Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 19, 31 August 1848, Page 2
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