SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 27, 2 January 1862, Page 2

SHIPPING.

, ABBIVED. December 25 —Faiicg, schooner, 27 tons, Shearer, irom Auckland, via the coast, with 20 tons firewood.—Master, agent. December 28—JW, cutter, 28tons, Webster from Lyttelton, with 700 bushels wheat for the’ Napier Steam Mill. Dec. 29 —Storm Bird, s. s. 104 tons, G-. Mundle, Irom \V ellington, with 4 qr. casks port, 2 qr casks sherry, 3 i-casks rum 5 cases champagne 15 cases cordial gin, 1 case sundries, 10 drums oil, Maltby & Co.; 1 i cask brandy, 1 barrel rum, 3 cases gin, 27 bags flour, 2 barrels sugar 5 bags sugar, 1 box soap, 4 kegs sundries, 1 cask 2 boxes, 3 Lchests tea, 1 bag rice, 1 box currants, 1 bundle buckets, 2 cases geneva, 2 drums nails, 1 box bath bricks, 1 coil rope, 3 cases sundries, 1 trunk, 1 parcel, 1 chest. 23 casks ale as addressed ; 5 bags, 2 J-chests tea, 5 bags suo-ar. 1 bag rice, 2 bags salt, 1 keg vinegar, 1 barrel s raisins, 1 barrel currants, 1 coil rope, 1 axe 11 can oil, 1 case sundries, 1 bag coffee, G. A. Oli- ' ver ; 5 bags flour, 2 bags sugar, J. C L. Carter • 2 bales woolpacks, S. Begg ; 1 keg tobacco! J. fa-roves ; 10 casks bottled ale, 1 case, 1 canvas packet, 1 package hops, 74 bags sugar, Stuart Xinross & Co. ; 8 casks ale, 11. R. Russell ■ 1 octave sherry, H. S. Tiffen ; 4 baskets acid! 2 baskets drugs, 3 cases drugs, 1 package tobacco, 1 bottle, Larraud & Bridge.—Passengers —Captam Carlyon, Mr. & Mrs. Elwin, Miss Alexander Messrs. Hunt, Buckland, and Couper, Mrs. Duncan and 2 children, Mrs. Lcchner and child • Messrs. Lyon, Wilson, Taylor, Toomath, StanFarraa, Ellis Parker, Lewis, Farrell, and’ Goddard, Masters Couper and Carter,.Miss Brill. Stuart, Kinross, and Co., agents. SAILED. December 31— Storm Bird, s.s., 104 tons, Mundle for Wellington and Southern Provinces. ’ The s.s. Storm Bird, Captain Mundle, from Otago and Lyttelton, in port on Monday morning with about 80 passengers, the most of whom are returned diggers who have come up to spend their Christmas holidays in Wellington. She left Otago on Thursday last and called at Lyttelton, where she remained 24 hours, and landed 30 passengers. She has also brought up 250 ounces of gold, and it is estimated that the passengers hare between £12,000 and £15,000 amongst them. Thebarque Fanny Fisher, Captain Smith, arrived in port on Monday night from Sydney, after a quick passage of 10 days, having left there on the 13th inst., up to which time the English Mail had not been telegraphed as having arrived at Adelaide or Melbourne, so we are not likely to receive our portion of the mail before the end of the week. The barque lias brought a cargo of general merchandise and 140 tons coals, a portion of which is for Lyttelton, whither she proceeds as soon as she has discharged her Wellington cargo. Spectator. ° ENGLISH SHIPPING. SUIPS LOADING FOR NEW ZEALAND. At London. —For Auckland the Kinnaird , Cashmere, and Chapman ; for Nelson, the It a reuser aiy and Ardencraig ; for Wellington, the John Bung an ; for Canterbury, the Melbourne, and Matoaka ; for Otago, the Hannah, and Bona Anita. Departures for New Zealand, —September, the Wiliam Brown, Mermaid; and J Evening Star • October 5, the Silisiria, from the Clyde, for Ota<m ; October 13 the Avalanche, from (ho Downs C for Auckland ; October the 15(h, the Blear or, from the Downs, for Otago ; October 15, the Wild Buck ' from tlie Downs, for Wellington ; October 19 the’ Mgslerg, from the Downs, for Cantevburv.