SHIPPING.

Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 245, 21 October 1870, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF AUCKLAND

ARRIVALS

Centaur, brig, 188 tons, Hilton, from Lyttelton Samsoß, p.s., Mundle, from Russell.

IMPORTS

Per barque Esirella, from Liverpool: 14 bundles piper, order; 1 case, 29 bundles, 12 cases, 4 casks, 1 bundle, order ; 100 cases beer, order; 4 enses, 35 pieces machinery, J. S. Macfarlane; 50ke^s bicurbonntosoda, Harrison and Co.; 10 drums'caustic soda, 100 barrels soda ; 6 bundles paper-hangings, J. Ward ; 2 bundles, Brigcs ; 70 tons pig iron. 25 tons coke, 2 trusses leather, ,1 piano, l_box g-niges, 1 bag nails, 1250 bricks, 2 cases wine, 2 cases, Fraser and Tinne ; 50 barrels rum, order ; 20 drums caustic ?oda, order; 1 case, 60 casks, order; 25 quarter-casks, O. Jones and Co.; 150 cases stout, 200 cases beer, order ; 6 cases bedsteads, Cooley ; 2 cases machinery, 18 pieces ditto, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 1 case, 9 pieces, F. Sherff; 20 qr.-casks vinegar, Owen & Graham ; 1 case, J. H. Bouker; 1 box, R. C. Barstole ; 21 cases merchandise, 8 bales, Sargood,Son & Co.; 5 cases, 2 bales, A. Clark & Son ; 13 ditto, 57 cases, 200 boxes, 201 cases, 14 bales, Owen & Graham ; 59 ditto, 2 bales, W. G. Harrison & Co.; 30 cases, 20 kegs, 80 boxes, 20 barrels, 19 trunks, 13 bales, Owen A Graham; 553 package?, 50 bottles quicksilver, 390 ke"gs nails, 135 grindstones, 55 quarter-casks wine, 323 packages, T. and S. Morrin ; 40 barrels tar, 20 ditto pitch, 20,000 slates, 5000 fire bricks, 21 casks resin, "43 barrels soda, Owen and Graham (agents). Per brig Ceniasur, from Ljttelton. —495 sacks barley, 1130 ditto oats, 650 ditto beans, 109 ditto flour, 480 bafjs flour, 35 sacks sharps, 80 ditto bran, 27 bags floui-, 14 cases Lams and bauon, 2 kegs lard, 655 sacks wheat, G. Hutchinson, jun.—L. D. Nathan and Co., agents.

The s.s. Auckland, expected here about the 30th instant, will be dispatched for the Fijis on the sfeh prox. The Auckland will leave immediately on the arrival of the steamers Airedale and Phoebe from the South, expected here on that day. The favorite new schooner Merlin is advertised to leave for the Fijis to-morrow. We understand that most t)f her cargo is awaiting shipment, and that several passengers are already offering. The p.s. Samson arrived from Rnssell to-day, with a few tons gum and nine passengers. She reports the arrival of the whaling barque Live Oak.

The brig C< ntaur has just arrived ia harbour from Lyttelton, with grain. A schooner, supposed to be the Hebe, is signalled as we go to press.