SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IV, Issue 189, 26 August 1864, Page 1 (Supplement)

SHIPPING.

ARRIVED. August 26 —Star of the South, s.s., 147 tons, Anderson, from Auckland, in ballast.—Watt, Kennedy & Watt, agents. August 26 —Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Randall, from Auckland, with 23 chests and 3 i-chests tea, 30 cases geneva, 3 bales (transhipped ex Andrew Jackson from Glasgow), 6 bales, 17 cases, 3 rum, 3 3-casks brandy, order; 1 bos, order; (transhipped ex Yicks'burg from Glasgow), 4 3-tierces tobacco, 1 case vestas, order ; 4 3-casks whiskey, order; 6 cases, 10 cases ginger wine, 2 cases coffee, 4 i-cbests tea, 4 tins oil, 9 bags sugar, 1 crate, 1 box, Maltby & Co.; 5 cases geneva, order; 20 kegs nails, order; 2 boxes, order; I bale, 2 tjerces, I pkg., order ; J-2 pkgs., Carver; 1 prcl., Harrison; 1 cask

.ah cep wash tobacco, Rhodes; 2 cases chicory, 8 i-chests tea, 6 cases oil, Sutton ; 2 pkgs., Williams ; 1 case, Swan ; 3 pkgs., Barraiul. Passengers,—Miss Nicholas, Mrs. Macready, Messrs. Poole, Smith, Begg, Maltby, Rhodes, Farchey, Pearce, J. Pearce, Mr. Daniels <fc 2 children, Commandant Edwards (C.D.F.,i) and 22 for tho North. —Maltby & Co., agents. SAILED. Avgust 2 G-r-Ladi/bird, s.s., 20G tons, Renner, for Wellington & the South, with part of original cargo from Auckland; and from Napier—2 boxes, order ; 1 bag, order. Passengers,—Mrs. Wilson & child, & My. G. Thomson.-Y. Jauisch, agent. CLEARED. August 21— City of Melbourne, barque, 179 tons, Reels, for Newcastle (N.5.W.,) in ballast.—J. H- Yautier, agent. August 24— Balmoral, brigantine, 107 tons, Sanderson, for Hobart Town, in ballast. —Stuart & Co., agents. August 26— Sea Shell, ketch, 50 tons, Harris, for Auckland, via Poverty Bay, withTO cases whiskey, 3 cases drapery, 1 bale canvas, 4 trucks, G ploughs, 100 sheepskins, II bullock hides, order ; 4 cases personal effects, H. Brown.—Watt & Co., agents. Tub s.s. Ladybird , whidijlcst here last Saturday for Wellington, returned again this morning. Owing to the heavy surf no communication has been had with her, but it is supposed she has been obliged to javd back in consequence of tho heavy w,oat her which has prevailed since she left. Wreck of the Canternhrx.—We have been informed that the schooner Canterbury, Captain Ogilvie, from Napier, bound to Wellington, went ashore in Palliser Bay, on Saturday evening last, about 6 o’clock. We are glad to learn, however, that all hands are saved. The Canterbury was a schooner of 37 tons, and was once a constant trader between Wellington and Port Cooper. She sailed from Napier on Saturday, tho Gth instant, for this port, in ballast, but remained in the roadstead up to the Gth, wind bound. A whaleboat, with a crew of five hands, started last night for the scene of disaster. We are glad to say that the vessel was uninjured.— Wellington Independent, August 18.