SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 294, 3 August 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

Arrhed. August 2—Star of the South, Hodge, from Wellington.— Watt, Kennedy A Watt, agents. Sailed, Augusts—Eillah, 63 tons, Sullivan, for Auckland via Coast.—G. E. & Eichardson, agent. Cleared. Augusts!—Sea Serpent, 53 tons, Blair, for Wellington.— Watt, Kennedy A Watt, agents. EXPORTS. In the ZiUalt—7s bushels maize. in the Sea Serpent—ls cases whiskey, I octave sherry, 8 cases geneva, 5 cases moselle, 5 cases brandy, 6 cases port, I octave port, 4 l-oaaks port wine, 16 cases brandy, 2 hhds mm, 2 i-casks port, 16 cases port wine, 5 cases sherry, IS cases whisky. Z i-casks whisky, 25 i-cases geneva, 30 cases geneva, 2 kegs tobacco, Bethuna fc Hunter; 250 bushels maize, 4000 ft. timber, 15 tens lime stone, order; 3 cases, 1 case, 1 drop cloth, 6 barrels pitch, 2 barrels stockhol m tar 1 barrel coal tar, 18 kegs patent dry ere, 25 boxes glass, 2 cases sherry wine, 2 cases champagne, 4 cases whiskey, 6 cases, moselle, 4 peases geneva, 8 eases starch, 6 boxes candles, 1 cask arsenic, X cask sulphur, (license A, 237,) 2 strums spirits of tar, 1 ■drum of copal varnish, 3 casks split noas, 4 4-chests tea, 3 boxes blue, 1 cask oatmeal, 2 drums laircU, 1 case port wine, 4 bales woolpacks, l bale twine, fiethnne A Hunter. VESSELS IN HAEBOB. "Lady Bird, schooner, from Wairoa Vivid, schooner, from Wairoa St. Kilda, ba, from the East Coast Btxuc of the South, s.B, from Wellington. Alahia, cutter, from East Coast Henry schooner, from Poverty Bay Olantress, steam lug , Jws. gdvemmetit cutter—repairing Iv* viwait, from Blackhead. ijiia U'cwcuk

The 8 a Star of the South, Capt. Hodge, left Wellington on Tuesday, the Ist Inst., at B'3o p.m. Had strong nor-west and westerly winds throughout the passage j dropped anchor In the roadstead at B*3o p.m, yesterday evening making the ran in 24 feNuts. • The ship Sunbeaflh Which, (as our readers will see on referrence to our advertising columns,) will load wool for London from this port this season, sailed for Napier via Auckland $£«’&&&. The ship Btrathallan, we believe, will load wool this season. The barque William Gynther was signaled during the early part of yesterday; but, owing no" doubt to the prevailing head wind, she had not come to her anchorage up to the hour of our going to press this morning. The Lord Ashley, from Auckland, may be expected on Saturday next, and the Eangitira, from the South, on Sunday.

The Zillah, sailed on Tuesday last, for Auckland via the Coast.