Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 345, 29 January 1866, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

POST OF NAPIEE

AEEIVALS. January 25—St. Kiicla, s.s., from Wairoa January 35—Lord Ashley, s.s., trom Wellington January 25—Eaugatlra, s.s., from Auckland January 25—Huntress, ps., from Wairoa January 27—Beautiful Star, a.s., from Auckland

DEPAETDEES. January 35—Queen, schooner, for Auckland January 26—Eangatira, s.s., for Wellington J auuary 26—Lord Ashley, ss., for Auckland January 26—Balmoral, brigantine, for Hobart Town January 26—Lady Bird, schooner, for Wairoa January 26—Taraipine, ketch, for Wairoa January 2S—Bonald M'Leau, schooner, for Poverty Bay.

EXPECTED AEEIVALS. Bittern, cutter, from Auckland—daily Lord Ashley, s.s.. from Auckland—6th Queen, s.s., from Wellington—sth Bhelboume, barque, from London via New Plymouth

VESSELS IN HAEBOE. Beautiful Star, s.s, from Auckland Huntress, p.s. from Wairoa Btrathallan, ship, from London (loading wool) Sunbeam, barque, from London (loading wool) Bt. Hilda, s.s. from Wairoa

MARITIME NOTES. AEEITAL OP THE P.S, HITNTBE6S.

The Government paddle-steamer Huntress. Captain John L. Stalker, left the roadstead at 8 - 30 o.m. on Saturday, the 20th instant, with a fresh wind from N.E., which rapidly freshened to a gale, accompanied by rain, and bringing in a very heavy sea; anchored off the Wairoa Elver at 8 aan on Sunday; crossed the bar at 9'30 a.m„ and anchored at Clyde. At 9 a.m., on Monday, his Honor the Superintendent and party embarked for the camp, steamed up the river as far as Ikawai, and proceeded the remainder of the distance in the commodious boat;of the Colonial commissariat. On Tuesday, at noon, his Honor the Superintendent and party re-embarked, steamed down the river, stopping at the pahs of the chiefs Kopu and Paul (Paora), where his Honor was very cordially received. 4t 6 p.m. anchored at Clyde. On Thursday, at 10 a.m., embarked 120 Tuparoa natives in the river, steamed alongside the Government ss. St. Kilda, and transhipped them into that vessel; the remainder were embarked on board the p.s. Huntress during the afternoon, under the superintendence of Mr F. E. Hamlin. Left at 5-30 p.m. and arrived at Napier, at 11-10 p.m. the same night, (Thursday). Captain Stalker reports a heavy fresh in the Wairoa Eiver.