SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume I, Issue 10, 5 September 1861, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. August 30— Storm Bird , f, s., 13!, Malcolm, from Wellington, with 11 chests and 20 1-chests tea, (ex Crolconda (c> London) 1 ease drapery, 1 halo leather, 3 cases drapery, 12 casks wine, 10 cases whiskey (from Sydney) 1 ease, 1 cask, 11 kegs, (ex Earl of Mar and Kellie) 10 pkgs. merchandise (ex Glenshec), G cases cherry brandy, 12 caLs port wine, 2 casks brandy, 2 casks rum, 1 pkg. tobacco, 13 bags potatoes, 11 kegs butter, 3 pkgs. merchandise, 11 pkgs. agricultural implements, 24 pieces timber, S. Bcgg ; 1 box, Rev. S. Williams ; 6 boxes candles, J. J. Kelly; 2 parcels J. Wood ; 6 tins confection ary, J- Topping : 2 boxes, Toogood,; 14 pkgs. H. R. Russell; 2 pkgs., Reardon ; 1 box, J. J. Elwin: 1 box, 1 cask J. J. Kelly; 1 cask sugar, 88 bags sugar, Maltby & Co. 25 boxes candles, 1G cases bottled beer, i rifle, 1 box ammunition, GO pkgs sundries. Passengers —blisses Burwnsh and Russell Harficld, Milner [2] lion. Mr. Tollemacbe.— Stuart, Kinross & Co. Agents" September 3 — Effort, schooner, 30 tons, Kopu, from Wairoa with 5,G30 feet timber, 837 rails, 28,000 shingles, 77 bushels wheat, 28 bushels maize, 1 ton potatoes, 2 tons bacon and bams, E. Knowles ; 30 bushels corn, 1 ton bacon, E. J. Touet; 80 bushels corn Kopu. SAILED, August 29— Fancy, schooner, 27 tons Shearer, for Auckland, with 70 bags wheat, 6 casks pork, 6 ploughs, 4 bags sugar 4 bags prints. Passenger, —Captain Sturloy.—G. E. G. Richardson, agent. September 2 —Storm Bird, s. s., 107 tons, James Malcolm, for Wellington and Otago, with 194 boxes soap, 81 pkgs. ammunition, 2G7 pkgs. sundries, (transhipped ex Zephyr from Auckland), 17 bales wool [4620 lbs.,] Tbos. Guthrie (shipped at Castle Point) ; 1 case pipeclay, commanding officer 14th ; 1 parcel Monteith;_a quantity of passenger's luggage. Passengers |_cabmj hip Wellington—Miss McKenzie, Miss St. Hill Master Carter, Mrs! St. Hill, Mr. Keene. For Dunedin (cabin) —Messrs. H. J. Sealy, A. Browne,. G. Walker, Mrs Newbould and 2 children, Mrs. King; (steerage)—Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, son and daughter, Simon "Procter, Kobert. Well wood, J): McFetrass, H. Renouf, W.

Williams, James Barber, Thomas Sutton, A. Heyland, Samuel Smith, Jno. Cadlo, Henry Thomas, Peter Wilson, John Balmfortb, John Burrow, John Haydn, Joseph Burs, Charles Humphries, H. McLean, Edward Cook.—Stuart Kinross & Co., agents. September 2— Rebecca , brigantine, 115 tons, Souter for Sydney via, Auckland, with 1 ton tallow, 120 hides 25 bales sheepskins. CLEARED. August 28— Zephyr, schooner, 58 tons, Laurie, for Wellington, with 6000 shingles, 5000 feet timber 194 bxs. soap, 200 pkgs., 83 pkgs, ammunition, part of original cargo. Passenger—l European—Master, agent. September 4— Tere schooner, 17 tons, Meta, for Wairoa, with 13 bags coals, 600 bricks, I can paint, 1 box soap, 5 bags salt, 1 bag rice, 7 bags flour, 4 bars iron, 2 cases tea 2 bags potatoes, 2 bags sugar, 1 plough, 8 saws, Carroll. ENGLISH SHIPPING. AHKIVALS. Juno 4—Evening Star, from Canterbury, 101 days. June 6 —Chili, from Otago, 101 days Ji.ne 15—Lizzie Scalding, from Otago, 103 days June 22—Suaresbrook, from Wellington, 110 days. DEf AIITUEES. Juno I—Pladda, from Glasgow for Otago with about 300 emigrants. LOADING. At Loudon—For Auckland—Gauanoque, Black Eagle, Mermaid. For Canterbury—Royal Stuart, Derwcntwater, Sebastopol, Evening Star. For Otago—Hound, Chili. For Nelson and New Plymouth—Gladiator, William Brown. For Wellington—Astoropo, Albemarle, Arabella. At Glasgow—Robert Henderson, for Otago.