SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 210, 6 January 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ARUIVED. January 4-Pralrie, brig. 140 tons, Sima, from Hobart Town, with 1 "Vi./) shingles. 15,000 palings, 500 posts and rails, i'tw bushels bran, 200 bushels oats, 4), 000 feet timber, S carts, 6 drays, 1 waggon, 12 wheels, 1 plough, 10 sides bacon, 3 bales leather, order. Stuart and Co. agents. " January 4-Pearl, ketch, 3$ tons, Bussell, from ■Wellington with 21,W timber, Maltby and Co. January 6-Lord Ashleyr s.s, 29) 'tons. Randalf from Aumaand. with,(transhipped ex Egmoat, from Sydney) .1 case, 1 bale leather, Routledge and Co.; -74 gunnies sugar, 4) boxes soap, order; 1 case, Forrest; 1 pa cel Stewart. Shipped at Auckland for Napier—l case, Begg, 1 packager Otway; 3 packages, Fortescue; 2 eases, Robinson; 1 package, J. Harding; 2 packages E. J Vo.tet Passengers - cabin: Messrs Parker. Lee! Brown, and Pierce; second cabin—Mrs Evans, Messrs Morton and Burns, and twelve for the South.' V Jauisca agent. SAILED. ' January 4—Success, schooner..sß tons. Frost, for the East wit h 2 tons flouri 3 bales Woolpacks, 3 packages X eacat tea, 1 bagsugar,'St-, HILL S. Begg, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. , Queen,,s.s, from Wellington and the- South, on the 6th m*r. Queen, s:s, from Auckland, on the 15th inst. Eangatn a ».s„ from-Wellingtdn.on the 16th inst. Lapwing, from Auckland,-sailed 31st Dec. ZilhiA, fr om Auckland, sailed 2nd inst. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. . Queen, s.s., for Auckland; on the 7th instQueen, s.s.. lor Wellington on the 16th last. Eangatira, s.s.. for Auckland, on the 17th inst. VESSELS IN PORT. Strathallan, ship, from London. Emerald Isle, schooner, from Pelorua Sound. Rapid, schooner, from Auckland. Ziila.li. schooner, from Auckland. Superintendent’s cutter, from Auckland. Wmi Wave, schooner, from Otago. Pearl, ketch, 24 tons. Russell, from Wellington. Prairie, brig. I lb tons, Sims, from Hobart Town Lord Ashley, s.s., from Auckland. Arrival 07 the Mbteor from Newcastle.— The barque Meteor, 2so tons. Captain Verney, left Newcastle ou the l i’ , u!t ’ and u:l!l Bght S.B. winds to the 27th. The Poor Knights were made on the Ist January, and she came to an anchor yesterday morning at 8 a.m. She brings 332 tons coal and 30 barrels oatmeal, and is consigned to Henderson and Macfarlane. The Express, schooner, was ready tor sea at Newcastle, and bound for this port with a coal cargo when the Meteor left.—New Zealvnder. 3rd January. The s.s. Egmont sailed from Auckland, for Sydney, on the 3rd lust. Tim P.N Z. and A. mew Steams it ft Tarabor.—The direct trade.between this colony and the Northern ports of New Zealand is likely soon to be further developed by a bi monthly steam service, carrying mails and passengers, which the Intercolonial Company (or, as they now style themselves, the Panama. New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company) are pnttiiig on. The loilowing description has been furnished to us of a.new steamer expected shortly to arrive for the trade in qnesTon Description of new screw steam-ship Tararua, built by Gourlay Brothers and Co., of Dundee, under special survey of Lloyds for the twelve years class. Pitted with a pair.of. direct acting engines -of 155 horse-power; nsrped as a. three, masted schooner.. Dimensions—Length of keel and for rake, 216 feet; Breadth moulded, 28 feet; depth moulded, 17 reel 4’inches. Tonnage—Builders’ 831; gross register,,6l)3,34r-net, 522.74. Capacity of holds under main deck, il.oji) cubic feet Bunkers for 146 tons of coal. Full poop, handsomely flt ted up for forty flrstc.ass passengers; fore-cabin, fifty-three ■ passengers House amidships for officers, and full forecastle for crow."— Argut, Dec. 14.