Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 444, 6 December 1866, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

POBI Of SIPIEE. . ARRIVALS. : J?eC£mb§r S—Beautiful Star, s.s., from Auckland ■ 4—Bittern, cutter, from Auckland via Cabbage Bay 4 Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via DEPASTURES. December 3—Lord Ashley. s.s., for Tauranga and Auckland - Hobart To^vii 3—Donald M'Lean, schooner, for I'ovcrty . Bay 3—Joanna, schooner, for Auckland • ®— Beautiful Star, s.b.; for Auckland 5 Queen, schooner, for Auckland 6 Agnes, cutter, for Poverty Bay ■ . EXPECTED ARRIVALS; ! Agnes, cutter, from Poverty Bay , Balmoral, brigantine, from Hobart Town Beautiful Star, s.s., from Auckland ■ Dolphin, cutter, from Wairoa Donald il'Lean, schooner, from Poverty Bay ■. Dunelm, ship, from London via Wellington Eagle, putter, from Auckland Kate Grant, schooner, from Auckland ' Joanna, schooner, from Auckland Lady Wynyard, cutter, from Auckland Lord Ashley, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland—loth • Maygie, hrig, from Newcastle Meteor, schooner, from Auckland Nautilus, cutter, ,from Auckland via Mercury Bay .Queen, s.s., from Southern Provinces—33rd Queen; schooner, from Auckland Raney Lass, schooner, from Auckland ~ Bea Belle, cutter, from. Auckland Sovereign of the Seas, cutter, from Auckland, Storm Bird, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland—7th Star of the Evening, s.s., front Welllngton and Lyttelton Star of the South, s,s., from Auckland Sturt, p,s., from the East Coast Taraipuie, ketch, from Wairoa Tawera, schooner, from Auckland Vistula, brigantine, from Sydney "VESSELS IN HARBOR. Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via Taima Bittern, cutter, from Auckland via Cabbage Bay Ensign, barque, from Wellington (loading wool) . Henry, schooner, ready for sea Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Huntress, p.s. from Wairoa ■■ ilahla; cutter, from Mangakuri BtrathaUan, ship, from Loudon (discharging cargo) Tay, cutter, from Auckland PEOJECTED DEPASTURES. far Tauranga and Auckland—Storm Bird, s.s., Bth East Coast—Sturt, p.s., this day Poverty Bay—Betsy, cutter, to-morrow ■ Southern Provinces.—Lord Ashley, s.s., 15th Wairoa—Hero, to-day or to-morrow Waikari—Mahia and Henry, early Loudon —Ensign, barque, and otrathallan, ship, early . ENTERED INWARDS. • DF.CI’iIBKn. g—Strathallan, ship, 551 tons, Isaac Paddle, from London, with 40 hoses, 7 cases, CO casks, 50 bars, 1 case, 10 casks, 1 pkg, 1 case,-1 bdl, I sheet iron, 100 casks, 2201 pkgs. 1 dog, Kinross & Co.; 1129 pkgs, 100 casks. 20 birds, 1 ‘bale, 5 eases, 75 casks, 53 cases, 23 pkgs, 27 casks pro- ; visions, 5 casks vinegar, i box samples, Stuart A Co.; 38 pkgs, Wallace; 2 cases, Major Green; 1 case hardware, 1 bale. Watt Brothers ; 1 ease eiihets. Ilcnwood; 1 case effects, Hutchinson; 1 ca‘-c merchandise, Dinwiddle ; 3 pgs, Stokes; 1 case, Amble; 1 case apparel, Richardson ; 1 case iron targets. Adjutant Militia; 300 cates, order; lease, Carter; 6 bales, order; 14 pkgs, 35 kegs nails, 43 camp ovens, 2:0 pkgs, 1 case, Newton. Irvine and Co.; 3 cases. Luff; 1 case. Rich; 1 ease, Finley; X case, G. and N. Smith; 5 cases. U. Williams; 58 pkgs merchandise, J, R. Glass; 2 cases, order; 13 cases coffee, order; 100 pkgs, order; 104 pkgs, Williams; 335 pkgs, order; 1 case, Chandre; 1 case, P. M’Lcea; 1 case, E, Tuke; 1 case, R. N.Biggs; 2 cases, F. and A. Tuxford; 1 case, Mrs Slater; 1 case, HarJand; 5 cases merchandise, order. Passengers—James 'and Agnes Churnside; Elizabeth, Henry, Charles, Annie, Kate. Alice,.Walter, and Ellen Arrow; Stephen Gilbert; John and Eliza Henry Palmer Mitchell; Elizabeth and Mary Ann Gowna; Jlichael, Mary, and Edward Groom; Francis and Ann Hammond; Henry and Eliza Harrison; Aim Hammond; Sus-an and .Mm Ashdown; John O’Brien; Elizabeth and Herbert Mabfcett; Eleanor and Elizabeth Topping; NeH, Elizabeth, Sarah, Mary, and Neil Thompson; Peter Glen; Robert and EUeu Bergan; Dugald Ferguson; AnnHeffeimau; Francis, Mary, and Bernard Gallagher; David Hurley; William and Rebecca Manneviug; Mary aud Margaret Hennessey; Alexander Hill; Robert, Ann, Joseph, and ■ Aim Kennedy; Archibald Duncan; Samuel Robertson; ■ John and Bridget. O’Kane; P. Sawers; Mr and Mrs P. J. Barlow ; Mass King; Mr E. Smith; Rev. G. Morico; Messrs C. Noel, R. Denton, and W; C, Bette ridge.— ' Kinross & Co., agents. f! —Lord Ashley, s s., 296 tons, Kennedy, from Southern Provinces, with 5 qr-casks and 50 cases whiskey, 3 cases figs, 5 cases mustard, 2 cases clothing, 10 packages u-oo*work, Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co.; 60 cases -whiskey, 1 half-ticrce tobacco, 20 cases moselle, 5 cases sardines,TO cases lobsters, 1 bale drapery, sdo sacks, 10 qr-chests tea, 1 package rivets, 4 hhda porter, 7 cases galvanised iron, I parcel, Kinross aud Co; 10 kegs powder, 1 roll lead. Collector of Customs; 1 reaping machine, Richardson; IS coils rope, ! case, Boylun; 2 drums oil, 1 cask paint, 1 case glass, LeQuesne; 1 case, • Brower; 1 case, 1 cask zinc. Miller and Lindsay ; 2 bdls shafts, X bdl spokes, 1 bdl rims, 1 bdl naves, 10 packages ■ iron, G. Faulknor; 1 case screws, Garry; 3 boxes tin plates, 1 case sundries, 7 Legs uails, 1 bundle wire, 3 stoves, 1 case, ILWiliiaras; 3 kegs staples, Xdo wedges, 2 bundles axe handles, Eaibboue; I case spouting,! case brackets, 2 ingots tia, 7 bundles galvanised iron, Ross and Gillespie; 16 packages piping, Sealy ; 1 case. Peacock; 10 bids ale, Watt Brothers; lease drug?, •. Gearing; I case, 1 package, Rymer; I trunk boot:, Neal and Close; 1 case. General Government; 3 bdls, 1 '■ cask, IS cases, 8 qr-casks, Kinross & Co; 18 cases, 60 tath-weights, 2 cases, 1 hhd, Stuart and Co; 2 bdls, 6 cases, 4 casks, 2 kogs, Boylan; 3 ovens, Williams; 2 half-tierces, 2 boxes, Newton, Irvine and Co; 3 caser, 20 packages, 40 boxes, 10 bags, 5 barrels, 3 cases, Sut- ' ton; 1 case, Abraham; 2 casks, 4 chests, 6 half-chests, 8 cases, Neal and Close. Passengers—Miss Poole, Miss Lovlck, Messrs Cuff, Hewitt, K&tban, Burnett, Wilson, Morrison, Donovan, and Finlay.—Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co., agents. A—Beautiful star, s.s., 125 tons, Morwick, from Auckland, with 4 half-tierces tobacco, 26 boxes raisins, Watt Brothers ; (transhipped ex Ida Zeigler, from London) —GO cases, 19 pkgs tea, 8 qr-casks, 10 hhds, 30 cases caudles, E. Sutton. US cases drapery, 96 hags sugar, 2 casks do, 1 case cheese, 1 case figs, 3 casks currants, 3 boxes raisins, 3 cratesbottles, 4 bags rice, 1 cask soda, 5 cases, 5 ■boxes soap, Neal and Ciose; 1 case drapery, 1 package leather, E. J- Tpnet; 2SO bags flour, 43 bags biscuit, I parcel, Kinross & Co.; 2 bales paper, James Wood; i pkg drapery, A. Browne; 1 pkg drapery, Knowles; i pkg hats, order; 1 bag corks, Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co.; 1 crate, G. Bowman. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Quinlan and family, Messrs Doneily (2) and Morton.— Watt Brothers, agents, f—Bittern, cutter, 40 tons, Goldsworthy, from Auckland via Cabbage Bay, with 10,900 shingles, 28,000 feet sawn timber, Robinson; 2 tons Sour, 4 ton biscuit, 1 parcel drapery, I case porter, 601bg tobacco. Derrick.—Master, agent. Betsy, cutter, 35 tons, J. Trimmer, from Auckland via TairuA, with 28,000 fept sawn timber.—J. K. Tatum, agent, . ’ .. CLEARED OUTWARDS. HECEMBEB. - I—Balmoral, brigantine, 107 tons, J. Roberts, for Hobart Tow n, in balhist.—Watt Brothers, agents, p—Lord Asbley, s.s., 296 tons, Kennedy, for Tauranga and ’ Auckland, with 2 bales, 3 cases. Commissariat. Passengers—The Lopd Bishop of Wellington, Mrs and Master - Abrahams, Messrs Wordall and Corbett. —Eoutledge, Kennedy and po., agents. Joaftßa) schooner, 42'tens, Malzen, for Auckland via Mercury Bay, in ballast,—Watt Brothers, agents, .i f«-TRn.«ld M'Leaj}, schawier, 45 tons, Bakot, for Poverty HQ bsss e&vtie.—Gi Richaidjon, agent,

3—Hero, ketch, 20 tons. Campbell, for Wairoa, with 5 tons flour, M'Namee; 2 hhds, 2 cases, Taylor; 4 packages. Walker; 1 bag salt, 3 bags sugar. Woibell; 15 woolpacks, Douglas; 1 hhd, Commissariat.—G. Eicbardson, agent. 3 Queen, schooner, 49 tons, Loverock, in ballast.—Kinross and Co., agents. 4 Agnes, cutter, 27 tons, Henry Trimmer, for Poverty Bay, with general cargo, consigned to Cadle & Blair. Five passengers.—J, K. Tatum, agent. 4—Beautiful Star, s s., 125 tons, H. Morwick, for Auckland, with 430 sheep.—Watt Brothers, agents.

The s.s. Beautiful Star, Captain Morwick, arrived in bar. boron Monday afternoon last, being absent just a week. She left Napier on.the 36th pit,, at, 19-30 a.m.. with a cargo ot sheep for Auckland; experienced light head winds to the East Cape;: and from thence light N.N.W. winds till arriving St the Tamaki on'the 28th nit., at 8 p.m. Discharged her sheep the next morning, and proceeded up harbor, when she was placed on the hard in Official Bay to get cleaned. Next day, wont alongside Queen-st. Wharf to load; and at 4 p.m. on Ist December left for Napier. Had light westerly winds and calms to White Island; and light head winds from thence to port. Dropped anchor in |he roadstead at 4-50 p.m. oh Monday last, 3rd December. Reports having sighted the Star of the South off Gable End Foreland; also a large sbip or barque off Table Cape—probably the Cambalu, winch left this port on Sunday. last. The Beautiful Star this trip has had extraordinarily quick despatch. She entered the Irou Pot early on Tuesday morning, discharged all her cargo (which was a large one), took on board 450 sheep, and left again for Auckland about 6 o’clock yesterday morning. The cutter Betsy, J. Trimmer, master, arrived here on Tuesday last, with a cargo of timber from the Tairua saw mills. As will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, this fine cutter leaves for Poverty Bay to-morrow (Friday.) Tl,e cutter Bittern, Goldsworthy, master, from Auckland via Cabbage Bay, with a cargo of sawn timber, shingles, &c., arrived here on Tuesday afternoon last. The s.s. Storm Bird, Captain Gleadow, may be looked for to-morrow (Friday) from Tauranga and Auckland. She will leave for the same places cn Saturday, Bth last., calling at Poverty Bay should sufficient inducement offer. The s.s. Lord Ashley, Captain Kennedy, is due from Taurauga and Auckland on Saturday, 15th December, at noon, and will leave for Southern Provinces same day at 5 pun. The departures since our last have been as follows’:— On Monday, the brigantine Balmoral, for Hobart Town, in ballast; the s.a. Lord Ashley, for Tauranga and Auckland, with cargo and passengers ; the schooner Donald M'Lean, lor Poverty Bay, with cattle; and the schooner Joanna, for Auckland, in ballast; on Tuesday there were none; on Wednesday, the s.s. Beautiful Star, for Auckland, with sheep; the schooner Queen, for Auckland, in ballast; the cutter Agnes, for Poverty Bay, with cargo and passengers. The p.s. Sturt, for Auckland via Wairoa, Poverty Bay, and other places on the East Coast, will leave this day, weather permitting. The p.s. Huntress has changed hands—Capt G.E.Eead, of Poverty Bay, being tho lucky purchaser. We understand that £SOO is the sum our Government has derived by this transaction She has cost them as many thousands, if not more.

The cutter Dolphin may now bo hourly looked for from Wairoa. IVe learn that, on the 27th ult.; she was ready to leave for Napier, but tho sea outside was so heavy, that Captain Sohon did not deem it advisable to venture out.

The schooner Henry, which vessel has for so long a period been an eye-sora to the port, has at length been rendered lit for sea, aud now looks as smart as any vessel we have seen here for inany a day. We believe she will leave for Waikari in a day or two, under command of Captain E. Baxter, formerly of the wrecked schooner Lady Bird. Tho schooner Saucy Lass and cutter Eaglo both left Auckland for this port via Mercury Bay on the 2Sth ult.