SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 36, 6 March 1862, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. 3lnvcli I—S/oni!1 — S/oni! Bird, s.s., 107 tons, Mimetic, from 'Wellington, with 2 qv-eusks bmidy, 15 -1-chests tea, 133 bags sugar, Malt by and Co. : 2 ciiscs cocoa 1 do. sundries 1 do. saigo, T do. raisins, Ido car rants, 1 pkgo. books, J. Gordon ; I case .sundries, .1. B. Bnithwuitc ; 1 box books Oliver : 1 do. apparel, unnond : 1 do. candles. Carter • 1 case (piano), -1 bags salt, 1 box soap, 1 barrel sugar, 1 do rice. 1 bag sugar, 2 trusses cb-apery, 1 case do. G s Cooper I 1 bale leather, 2 trunks boots, 2 parcels do ' Jleardon ;20 mats sugar, (j cases & 1 pkge., S. Ec"" • it bags sugar, 3 do. salt, 1 chest tea, 1 case furniture, A. Graut ; 1 box. Kentledge. Passengers.—lion. A. Toliemac.ie, Capt. Barnes, Capt. & Sirs. Gordon, Hr. f. Hrs S&HJ Coopor> Mrs - and daughter; b dd 10 Ml, Sirs. Acu cum no, 31r. & airs. Franklin & (J cbildrou, 3liss Harding. Sirs. Bumo, Hr. John Campbell Hr k airs. Vowboubl and 2children. Hr. Jones 32 ‘ 0ns ’ Kamlltanrf' from Wai to.i, until foot t'ui.jcr, t)l rails, 2 bags rope, 7 do apples order ; 2115 pa'uigs, 125 rails, 010 foot Umber, Lockwood ; GsO rails, 7 bags com 10 do. apples, S. Bear ; 30 bags wheat 30 do. potatoes, 7 do. apples, Kopu° B;issongers, -150 nutivcs.-3lastcr, agent, -?.7 schoollcr 17 tons, Pokamu, from Wairoa, 1007 It. timber, 4,-I 1 } pal’ngs, 80 rails, 10 bogs wheat, 1 do. corn, Lockwood ; o2 bags potatoes, GO do. apples 5 to onions, 10 do melons, Maoris. Passengers,—s2 natives blaster, agent. SAILED. February 27— Sea Serpent, schooner, 6 tons, Enrr'bt, for vie Coast, in ballast. ° March X—Sm'm'ine. schooner. 53 tons 1 Braund. for Wollin"ton, with, f. 5 bales wool (I t,373 lbs.,) GO sheepskins, 8 bides.—Maltby & Co., agents. 3larch I—Fwic//, schooner, 27 tons, Wallace, for Wellington, with 42 bales bales wool (14.373 lbs.,) Janisch ; 13 pkgs. luggage, Lev. ,T. T. Shaw ; 4 pkgs, luggage, Maitland. —G. E. g. Richardson, agent. February s— Slo. m Hint. s.s.. for Wellington, with 33 sacks k onions, 'JS bales wool. Passengers—lion. W. Fox, Hessrs Uuckcr (2), 31. HU), W. Hallby, 11. Lcadam, Itov. father Poupinet, C. 3larshall, E. Oarlyon, 3iiss Bucklaad, 31iss Brown, 3lrs. Durand. The Storm Bird, arrived on the Ist Inst., after a boisterous passage from Wellington. The late very boisterous weather, and rough sea, prevented her leaving hence for Wcllingion, before yesterday. 3luch disappointment ' lias been sai red at her not being the bearer of tbo English 3laii, w.iicb bad not been received in Welib'gton, at

tho time of her departure,

The Surprise, and Sea Serpent, both put back from bad weather, on Monday last, Pat the llorer, made hor appearance the same day, and anchored in the roadstead. Tho three vessels rodo out the storm raging on Monday, anp Tuesday last. A very heavy sea was running, and on tho night of Tuesday, the Sea Serpent, slipped her cable, and put to sea. Yesterday the weather moderated. The long expected Arabella, come to an anchor in tho roadstead yesterday. She has had an exceedingly boisterous passage from Wellington, and made her appearance with top-gallant, and mizen top-masts struck. On Monday last she took shelter under tho Kid-nappers, and there remained in company with the Fancy, and the Brothers, both seeking shelter from tho gales during the continuance of tho late boisterous weather.