SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 185, 29 July 1864, Page 2

SHIPPING.

AEEIYED. July, 23— Rifleman, three-masted schooner, 81 tons, M’Clutchie, from Auckland, with 30 cases brandy, 4 qr.-cask whiskey, 20 hhds. ale, 140 bags flour (2J tons), 62,00 shingles, 5 iron tanks, 150 hags oats (600 bushels) ICO sacks bran (500 bushels), 2 drays, 92 bags (4 tons) sugar 5 cases (8 cwt.) cheese, 20 4-chests tea. 1 case biscuits 10 cases lobster, 2 cases (4101bs);coffeo, 5,000 pollings, order • 110 bags (24 tons) flour, Sutton; 2 plates iron, 1 prcl. 24 bars iron, Garry; 10 cases bitters, 6 cases sardines 2 cases jams, 1 bale tarpaulins, order.—Watt, Kennedy & Watt, agents. July 23— Success, schooner, 58 tons. Doughty, from. Auckland, with 31,310 ft. timber, 25,000 shingles, 30 bars iron 48 camp ovens and covers, 9 bdls. bedsteads, 1 pk" axe handles, order; 5 casks, 2 bales, 6 cases, 1 keg tobacco 1 bag salt, 1 chest tea, 10 boxes soap, 1 ploughshare’ Sturley; 39 bars iron, 1 keg nails, 8 boiler plates Garrv ’ 91 bars iron, Iprcl., Fletcher. Passengers,—Messrs’ Stuart aud Williams. —S. Begg, agent. July 23— Rangoon, ship, 374 tons, Harwood, from London with 30 hhds. beer, 200 casks bottled beer, 15 qr.-casks brandy, 15 do. rum, 80 cases sweatened gin, 40 cases “lnger wine, 100 cases whiskey, do. do. geneva 74 °do champagne, 148 do., 5 qr.-casks, 18 pkgs., 64 ke"3 14 pieces iron, 59 cart arms, 18 stoves. 133 bundles, 1 “chain cable, 1 coir cable, 237 bars iron, 21 bdls. iron 100 tons coals, order; 3 cases. Carlyon; 13 pkgs.. Luff -1 case Grindell; 1 case, Anderson; 7 cases, Catchpool • 1 case’ Chambers; 3 cases, order; 1 case Ellison: 1 case order ’ 160 pkgs., order; 1 case, order; 1 do. Knapp; 44 pkgs order; 1 case Newman;! do., Brooke Taylor. Passengers. —45 male, 38 female adults, 10 male & 17 female children —Kinross & Co., agents. July 24 —Canterbury, schooner, 37 tons Ogilvie, from Wellington, with 1 case, 1 cask. Holder; 1 tierce, 2 crates 2 cases, Carlyon; 2 do., Sutton. (Transhipped ex Geo’rae Camiing from London)—3J-tierces tobacco, order • 4 i - casks rum, 20 casks beer, 4 cases vinegar, 4 cases bacon 34 bags sugar, 1 box lamps, 2 drums kerosene, 3 bdls’ bags, Maltby & Co; 2 hhds. sugar, 2\ chests tea. 1 case (piano), order; 817 pieces timber, order; 8 cases kerosene, 2 do. drugs, order; 1 ton tow, 4 doz, iars 3 cases order.—Stuart & Co., agents. July 25 —Lady Bird, s.s., 220 tons, Benner, from Auckland with 4 cases, & 2 4-tierces tobacco, order; 2 pkgs. drapery, 2 cases axes, 10 boxes soap, Knowles; i’ sash weights, 2 cases do., order; Iprcl., order; 2 pkgs, floor cloth, Sutton; 36 pieces timber, order; 1 case ironmongery, order; 1 case drapery, order; 18 tons Commissariat stores; and from Wellington,—2 cases herrings, 27 boxes pipes, 1 case hardware, order; 1 case drapery, 1 do. and 1 truss, order; I prcl. Webb; 7 cases drugs, 1 basket do 2 kegs soap, 1 drum turps; order; 1 qr.-cask sherry order : 1 case apparel, Williams; 1 pkg, trees, order; 3"case s, 1 keg butter, order; 1 buggy, Major Dwyer; 2 casesllaltby & Co; 2 cases. Swan; 4 cases, 1 trunk, 1 bale 2 prols order; 3 casks ale, Goldfinch; 10 kegs butter, Eobottom’ : 4 kegs do., France; 40 cases fish, order; 1 prcL rugs, order; 3 cases drapery, Knowles; 1 prcl., order. Passengers,—Mrs. Carte, 2 children & servant, Mrs. Wamecke & 2 children, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. James, Mrs. Kerson Messrs. Parker, Davis, (Gamer, Eobinson, Watt,’ Hurley, Bussell, Gray, 2 privates, 2 women & 7 children of Eoyal Artillery.—V. Janisch, agent. July 25 —Star of the South, s.s. 147 tons, Anderson, from Lyttelton, with 300 bags oats, 3 bales wool, Gannon Passenger,—Mr. Gannon.—Watt, Kennedy & Watt agents. ’ July 26 —Lord Ashley, s.s. 298 tons, Eandall, from Southern Ports, with 5 )-casks whiskey, 2 do. brandy, 1 truss order ; 1 case uniforms, 1 case, 3 kegs butter, 1 prcl., order; 4 i-casks brandy, 2 do., port wine, 14 cases, 15 casks beer,’ 5 drums oil. Maltby & Co.; 1 case, Sutton ;'l bale, Knowles ■ 1 iron strainer. 1 chest, 39 bdls. wire, Kinross & Co! 1 case, Wilkinson; 18 cases, order; 3 cases drugs, 1 pk".’ tobacco, Barraud & Co.; 2 pkgs., Major Dwyer’; 1 do! Munn & Son: 10 kegs butter, 1 bale order; 2 pkgs. order • 1 case, Winsor; 1 prcl., Stewart; 1 case, Swan; 1 prcl.,’ Inglis; 1 box, Butler.—Passengers,—His Honor Mr. Justice Johnston, Dr. M’Kinnon, & servant, Messrs. Meek, Ferrard, Keogh, Allen, Anderson, Taylor, Eobinson, Heslop, and 23 for Auckland.—Maltby & Co. agents. July 27— Bee, 30 tons, Croueher, from Wellington, with 2 4-tierces tobacco, 5 kegs roofing, 2 cases Kerosene, 1 do. salad oil, 1 do. mustard, 2 boxes candles. 4 drums oil, 61 bdls. wire, 9 coils do., 11 kegs nails, Kinross & Co; 4bags eoffe, 4 cases boots, 1 cask glass, order; 80 kegs nails, 3 cases guttering, 10 nests tubs, 33 pkgs. ropes, 108 camp ovens, 5 cases lobsters, 1 do. groats, 1 do. tapioca, 2 do sardines, 2 do. coffee, 1 do. starch, 1 do. coffee, 1 cask glassware, order; 1 case picks, 1 pkg. do., order; 22 boxes candles, 4 cases galvanised iron, order; and 9 passengers and a quantity of cargo for Auckland.—Samuel Begg. agent. SAILED. July 27— Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Eandall, for Auckland, with about 400 sheep, Kinross & Co.—Passengers,—Mrs. Hunter Brown, 2 children, & servant, Major Whitmore, Dr. Grace, Messrs. Beach, Williams, & 2 soldiers—Maltby 6 Co., agents. CLEARED. July 28— Bee, 30 tons, Croueher, for Auckland, with original cargo and passengers for Auckland.—Samuel Begg, agent. The I.E.M.Co’s. s.s. Lord Ashley, T. Eandall, Commander, left Otago on the 20th inst., at 4T5 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton on the 21st, at ll'lu a.m., having made the passage in 19 hours. She experienced beautifully calm weather. There was no sign of the English mail when she left Otago. Left Lyttelton, July 22, at 015 p.m., and arrived at Wellington, July 23, at B'o am., experienced fresh northerly winds with head sea throughout. Left Wellington July 25, 4-0 p.m.; arrived at Napier, July 26,12, noon--20 hours. During the first and latter part of the voyage, the weather was calm, but at night she experienced strong breezes from the westward.