SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 49, 5 June 1862, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. June 4th— Lapwing, schooner, 50 tons, Fernandez, from Auckland, with 2 hhds. ale, 2 qr.-casks wine, J. Stewart; 10 mats sugar, 2 half-chests tea, 5 hags coffee, 1 box tobacco, E. Lyon ; 17 pkgs. groceries, 12 boxes candles, 1 cooking stove, 1 ease furniture, 18 tons flour ; 6,500 feet timber, 15 posts, 20 boxes soap.—Passenger, Mr. Shecson. June 4th— Colleen Lawn, schooner, 28 tons, Ryan, from Auckland, with 10,000 feet timber. —Passengers, and -Mrs. Williams and 3 children, Mrs. Ryan and 7 children. The Lapwing has made an excellent passage from Waihcke. She left Auckland on Thursday last, and after calling at (he c-\ r *nd for firewood, left ag tin on Sat imhiy. The Lapwing is now in charge of Capt. T. Fernandez, an old acquaintance, formerly iu charge of the Zillah, and well acquainted with the New Zealand Coast. Nothing further is known respecting the Lola Star. Capt. Fernandez kept a good look-out from the mast-head, when in the Ray of Plenty, hut without seeing anything that could he identified as having belonged to the missing ves.-cl. The Colleen Pawn lias had a boisterous and somewhat long passage from Auckland, via Mahurangi. She loft the latter port on the 22nd ult.; and although she put into flick's Bay during the passage, nothing could be gathered respecting the Pole Liar beyond what has already been published. The Dolphin, with 21 head of cattle, from Poverty Bay, arrived on Sunday morning. In all, 23 head, belonging to Air. Reid, were shipped at Poverty Bay. Saw nothing of the Pole Star on the passage. The Dolphin was laid on again for Napier, and was to havequiekdespatch.— Daily Sov.lhern Ci'oss, A!ay 26. Tiie schooner Victoria, Kean, arrived here on Sunday morning from Napier, which she left on the 15th AI ay. Experienced heavy S.W. gales during the passage. The Pole Star had not arrived when the Victoria left, but off the blast Cape Captain Kean reports having seen a schooner, which lie supposed was the missing craft, going to (ho north-east in a south-west gale. The schooner was too far olf to recognise her distinctly. When off Cape Colville on Saturday Capt. Kcau reports having been nearly run down by the While Swan, steamer. Both vessels showed their lights. The steamer, when close to the schooner, altered her course and shot across her bows at a distance no greater than ten yeards. The schooner was running before the wind at the time, and could not readily alter her course. The sheep which the Victoria brings are fat, and belong to Air. Jlarding of Napier. There arc 210 alive, 10 having died on the voyage.— Hid. The steamer While Swan, Captain Harper, took her departure from the Queen-street wharf on Saturday at about two o'clock. A largo crowd congregated on the wharf to sec her olf. The day was fine, and she steamed down the Waitemata in splendid style, soon rounding the North Bead.— lbid.