Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 7, Issue 387, 21 June 1866, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF RAPIER. ARRIVALS. Juno 18—Star of tho South, s s. f from Auckland 18—'Wellington, a.s., Irom Southern Porta DEPARTURES. June 18—Wellington, s.s., for Tauranga and Auckland 18—Hero, ketch, for Te Wairoa EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Blue Bell, schooner, from Auckland Celt, schooner, from Auckland—daily Clyde, schooner, from Auckland Hercules, cutter, from Auckland Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Kauri, schooner, from Auckland Lady Bird, s.s., from Wellington—22nd (to-morrow) Lady Bird, schooner, from Wairoa Lark, schooner, from Auckland —hourly Mahia, cutter, from Waikari and Mahia Queen, schooner, from Wairoa Queen, schooner, from Auckland Ease Ann, schooner, from Auckland Satellite, cutter, from Auckland Saucy Lass, schooner, from Auckland Bailors’ Bride, ketch, from Wairoa Sturt, p.s., from the the East Coast Success, schooner, from Auckland Tawera, senooner, from Poverty Bay Taraipine, ketch, from Wairoa Vistula, brigantine, from Sydney Vivid, schooner, from Wairoa Wellington, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland—23tb PEOJECTED DEPASTURES. Por Auckland and Sydney—star of the Sauth, s.s, this evening Poverty Bay—Lady Bird, s.s., 24th Southern Ports—Wellington, s.s., 28th Newcastle —Haggle, brig, early VESSELS IN HARBOR. Henry, schooner—repairing Maggie, brig, Irom Newcastle Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland ENTERED INWARDS. JUNE 19—Star of the South, 147 tons, from Auckland, with 3 kegs tobacco, E. W. Knowles; 260 hags and 50 sacks flour, order; 3 cases and 11 pkgs drapery, p. H. Drower: 100 bags and 50 sacks flour, 1 harmonium, Stuart and Co. —Watt, Brothers, agents. 19—Wellington, 283 tons, Renner, from Southern ports, . with 5 cases coffee, 2 do confectionery, 8 do clothing, 2 trunks hoots, 3 do merchandise, 1 case, a cases books, V. Janlsch (as agent) j 12 qr-casks wine, Watt, Brothers ; 4 qr-casks brandy, 5 do port, 20 cases old tom, 30 cases geneva, 10 half-chests tea, Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co. Transhipped ex Black Swan—3 pkgs bedsteads, i range, Watt, Kennedy and Watt; 25 casks ale, 3 qr-casks vinegar, 1 ease salad oil, 4 do lobsters, 1 do corn flour, 6 kegs white lead, 1 case vestas, 1 case sundries, 1 case, 2 cases moselle, Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co,; 1 case sundries, Stuart and Co.; 5 sacks flour, 5 gnnnies sugar, 1 box soap, I bag rice, 1 bale sheep nets, 3 drums oil, 1 case sundries, Jauisch; 1 case, 20 half-chests tea. 1 bag rice, 1 hag coffee, Kinross and Co.; 2 kegs butter. Topping; 122 bars and 8 bundles iron, JaiuscU; 10 bags charcoal, 1 case galvanised iron, N. Williams; 1 parcel and case drugs, 1 cask, Cowing; 2 kegs soap, 2 casks oatmeal, i case matches, 2 do herrings, i case peel, I bos almonds, 10 do candles, 3 kegs butter, Neal and Close; 10 kegs nails, 2 cases prickles, 1 do sauce, 31 boxes soap, 5 cases kerosene, Itoutledge. Kennedy and Co.; 1 case pepuer, Newton, Irvine and Co.; s hhds and 8 casks ale, John Stuart; X cask white load, 2 cases champagne, Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co.; 3 cases, 1 parcel, as addressed ; 2 cases Instruments, 10 boxes candles, 0 kegs butler, I case potted meat. 4 do salad oil, 1 do flga, I'. Sutton;! plough, order; 120 bags sugar, Kinross and Co.; 2 rolls lead piping, 11. Williams; 21 bars and 2 bundles iron, I bundle buggy shatts, 1 package, 2 axle arms, 6 cart-boxes, G. Faulkner; 13 drums oil. Id kegs nails, 1 cask glue, 2 do whiling, 2 do hardware, 3 handles brooms, Stuart and Co.; 1 ease hardware, 11. Williams; 10 cases kerosene, N. Williams; 3 boiler plates, 1 case hardware, Macfarlaue and Garry; 14 kegs nails, 5 barrels tar, 5 drums oil, X case bedsteads, 2 bundle spades, 4 frying-pans, Kinross and Co.; 8 kegs red lead, 1 case pegs, 3 drums oil, 3 cases axes, X do axe handles, 1 cask glue, 5 kegs nails, 2 casks glassware, 1 package, Janisch; 15 cases kerosene, 3 boxes nails, 2 cases axes, 1 do shovels, 7 grindstones, 2d lengths glass pipe, 38 camp-ovens, 2 kegs nails, 1 cask glue, 5 furnace boilers, 2 bdls brooms, 3 cases glass, 1 bdle hay-knives, X case ironmongery, M. Boylan; 1 case merchandise, 3 boxes, Newton, Xrviue and Co.; X truss canvas, Eichardson; 1 truss drapery, Rathbouc; 1 parcel merchandise, T. Morrison; 5 cases vestas, Stuait and Co.; 5 bdls galvanised iron, H. Williams; 10 cases kerosene, Stuart and Co. Passengers—cabin: Miss Brown, Miss Bamcs, Messrs Armstrong, Harrison, and Roy: (steerage)—Messrs Brown, Simpson, and Jones.—V. Janisch, agent.

CLEARED OHTWAEDS. JUNE. 10—Hero, cutter, Campbell, for Wairoa, with 1 ton flour, i ton salt, i chest tea, 2 boxes soap, a bags blankets, X box candles, 1 box tobacco, 3 bags sugar, 1 bag drapery, Carroll; 6 casks ale, 2 bags flour, | chest tea, 1 boiler, 3 bags salt, 1 bag sugar, 2 boxes soap, 2 boxes candles, 1 package drapery, 1 quarter-cask rum, 6 cases brandy, llarmer; 10 bags flour, 8 mats sugar, 1 box soap, 1 box candles, 1 bag tea, Kopu; 2 boxes onions, 4 tins biscuit, 7 qr-casks spirits, 10 bags salt, 1 cask sugar, 1 case oysters, 5 saucepans, Taylor; i chest tea, 1 keg vinegar, StopfordX stove, 1 bag sugar, X box tea, 1 axe, Powdrell; 5 bags salt, Tinlayson; Xbag salt, 3 bags flour, Xhompson; 2;tonsflour, Sutton; 1 hhd rum, 12 packages officers’effects and Commissariat Stores, Commissariat. Officer.—6. E. G. Richardson, agent. 19—Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Benner, for Auckland, with, 1 portmanteau. Combes and Daldy; X box, Mrs Williams; 1 box, Creighton. Passenger (cabin) —Yen. Archdeacon Williams, Mrs Howe and two children; and one in the steerage.—V. Janisch, agent.

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE SOUTH. The favorite steamer Star of tho South, Capt. Bendall, arrived here on. the morning of Tuesday last, from Auckland, having left that port on tho evening of Saturday, the 16th. She brings a large cargo, chiefly consisting of flour. ARRIVAL OF THE WELLINGTON. TheN.Z.S.N. Co.’s s.s. Wellington, in command of our old friend, Captain Renner, formerly of the s.s. Lady Bird, arrived in port on the morning of Tuesday last—a day behind time. The causa of this delay will be found below. Tue Wellington was tho bearer of a very large general cargo, full particulars of which will be found elsewhere. THE S.S. WELLINGTON. We are informed that the reason why this steamer did not arrive at Napier true to her advertised date, on Monday last, 18th inst., was, that she was detained from the 17th to tho Ism, at 1 p.m , by the Government. This detention is to be regretted, as it caused a serious interference wit h the inland mails, which left for their destination some hours before her arrival, and besides necessitated her departure for Auckland after so snort an interval of lime as to deprive iter of carrying the freight she might have done.

THE BRIG MAGGIE. The brig Maggie, which unfortunately got ashore on the north-west end of Gough Island on Friday last, was, we are happy to say, got off yesterday afternoon—little or none the worse for being ashore for a day or two. THE S.S. LADY BIRD. By advertisement it will he seen that the favorite steamer Lady Bird is expected to arrive from Wellington to-morrow. She will enter the Iron Pot to discharge her cargo, and it is intended that she shall leave for Poverty Bay on Sunday, the 24th, returning next day, thus offering an excellent opportunity to all patties desirous of visiting that interesting locality. IMISCELLANEOUS. The schooner Saucy Lass, hence the 3rd inst., arrived at Auckland on the loth inst. She was again laid on for this port to sail on Tuesday, the 19th. The schooner Queen, hence the Bth instant, arrived at Auckland at the Isth inst. | /Ibe schooner Tawera arrived at Auckland from Poverty Bay, on the 15th inst., with a cargo of cattle and sheep. The schooner Fortune is high and dry at Opotiki. The s.s. Lady Bird, with the English mail, is due here from Wellington to-morrow (Friday). It will be seen by advertisement that she will make a trip to Poverty Bayou Sunday, returning next day. The s.s. Wellington steamed for Tauranga and Auckland at 4 p.m. on Tuesday last. The ketch Hero sailed for Wairoa with a full cargo on Sunday last. The ketch Sailor’s Bride was to leave Wairoa on Saturday last; so she may be hourly expected. The ship Holmesdale cleared at the Customs at Auckland on Saturday, 16th inst., for London, and would sail on the following day. The headquarters of the 40th Regiment embarked on Friday, the 15th. The ship Queen of the North, from London, arrived at Auckland on the 11th instant, after a rather tedious passage of 112 days. She brought out a large general cargo and 92 passengers. The barque Paria sailed for London from Lyttelton on the 2nd|inst., with 1779 bales wool, 24 bales sheepskins, and other articles, —the whole valued at i'38,118. The brigantine Vistula arrived at Newcastle from this port via Auckland on the 26th May. She afterwards proceeded up to Sydney, where ehe was again laid on for Napier with despatch. The s.s. Star of the South leaves for Auckland this evening with cattle; from thence she will proceed to Sydney.