SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 303, 4 September 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

ABEIVALS. Z-. August 31—Janet, schooner, 23 tons. Eatapa, from Poverty Bay.—Eoutledge & Co., agents. September 2—Success, schooner, 50 tons. Frost, from Auckland via the Coast.—S. Begg, agent. . September 2—Elizabeth, brigantine, 113 tons, Bell, from Newcastle.—J. 11. Vautier, agent. September 4—Beautiful Star, s.s., Morwick, from Auckland.—Watt, Kennedy & Watt, agents. DEPAETUEE3. September I—Prey. Government p.s. Huntress,- Walker for Hicks' Bay and Opotiki. ' September I—Betsy, cutter, 35 tons, Bushell, for Auckland, in ballast.—Master, agent. I M P 0 E T S. In the Janet.—loo bushels oats, 100 bushels maize, Watt* Kennedy & Watt; 490 kits kumera, 1 ton pork, 2 casks beef, a calabashes pigeons, Tareba. In the Success,—2 bales flax, I case sundries, 1 prcl. Gtnart & Co.; 1 case nails, Gorvy; 110 bags flour, Sutton • 50 bars and 2 bundles iron, Garry; 27 bars and 7 bundles’ jron, CatberaU: 1934 pieces timber, Kinross & Co. In the Elizabeth.—l 49 tons coal, 3 . H. Vautier, PASSENGEES, Imwauds. In the Janet.—l 3 natives. EXPECTED AEEIVAL3. N.Z. Co.'s steamer, from Wellington—stb Lord Ashley, s.s., from Auckland—6tb Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Stratliallan, barque, from London. Sunbeam, barque, from London, via Auckland, Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland—this evening PEOJECTED DEPAETUEES. Sea Serpent, brigantine, for Wellington! N.Z. Co.’s steamer, for Auckland—btb Lord Ashley, a.s., for the South—7tb VESSELS IN HAEBOE. Hero, schooner, from Waikokapoo Henry, schooner, from Poverty Bay Lady Bird, schooner, from Wairoa Sea Serpent, brigantine, from Wellington Elizabeth, brigantine, from Newcastle Success, from Auckland Janet, from Poverty Bay Beautiful star, s.s., from Auckland

The favorite schooner Success, Captain Frost, left Auckland on the 22nd August, with a light uor-west wind. Arrived at Kennedy’s Bay on tlie 24th to load timber, where she remained six days. On the 30th took her departure for Napier. Had strong sou-west winds to the East Cape, off which she was on Friday, the Ist instant. Arrived in the roadstead on the morning of Saturday, 2nd inst. While of the East Cape, sighted the s.s. St. Kilda. laying off the laud to the eastward of the Cape. The brigantine Elizabeth, Captain Bell, left Newcastle on the morning of the ISth August, aud arrived here on the morning of Saturday, 2nd instant—having been 15 days on the trip. She came through Cook’s Straits. The s.s. Beautiful Star, Captain Morwick, arrived about noon this day, from Auckland—having left tttt port on the evening of Friday last.