SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 30, 23 January 1862, Page 2

SHIPPING.

AEEIVED. January 18— Pal the Raver, brigantine, 79 tons, J. M'Lean, from Sydney, with 1 chest, 3 4-chests, 4 boxes tea, Newton, Irvine, & Co.; 20 boxes soap, 6 pairs bullock yokes, 1 bale woolpacks, 1 cask chain, 2 blocks, W. Eathbone; 20 bags salt, 32 cedar boards, 5 casks pitch, 5 tins nails 1 case drapery, 5 4-chests tea, 2 bales soft- goods, 3 cases currants 9 cases wine. F. Sutton; 8 casks oilmen’s stores, 3 butter kegs, I spring cart, 2 empty tubs, I.G.Gordon ; 3 cases planks, 70 tons caals, T. H. Fitzgerald. January 18 — Sea Serpent, brigantine, 60 tons, Enright, from Wellington, with Ipckg. sacks, 2 boxes glass. Maltby & Co.; 3 cases, 3 bales, 1 perambulator, S. Begg; 52 pieces timber, E. G. Wright; 128 pieces timber, Provincial Government; 22,000 shingles, Miller; 50 piles. Stuart, Kinross & Co.; 2 hhds. ale Goldflinch.—Master, agent. SAILED. Jan. 16— Victoria, schooner, 50 tons, Kean, for Wellington, with 75 bales wool, (22,6561b5.) V. Janisch; 26 bales wool, (7,8001b5.,) Eichardson. Passengers,—Messrs. Kennedy, Toomath, and 3 others.—G. E. G. Eichardson, agent. Jan, 20— Pole Star, schooner, 50 tons, Eaton, for Auckland, with 2 trunks boots, 6 parcels—Passengers,—Hon. Crosbie Ward, A. Drew, W. Drew, Miss Drew, W. Perkins. Prom Sydney we have Palthe Rover, a brigantine of exceedingly light draft of water. Although very deeply laden, her draft of water is only six feet nine inches. She is a new vessel, having only made one or two short trips previous to her visit hero. This vessel originally left Newcastle for Napier, but owing to some damage sustained soon after her departure, and a misunderstanding between the owner and the master she put into Sydney. She finally left Port. Jackson on the 29th ult, and after experiencing' the most tinsettled weather, strong gales>nd calms alternating, she arrived in our harbor on the 19th Inst. The Sea Serpent has had a remarkably quick passage from Wellington. She arrived on Saturday forenoon last, having left Port Nicholson on’.'thc evening of the preceding Thursday.