Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 447, 17 January 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

POET or NAPIER. ARRIVALS. January 15—Lord Ashley, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland, with general cargo and 15 passeuirers. “ January 15—Star of the Evening, s.s., from Auckland, with general cargo, 10 horses, 25 prize sheen, and 3 horses. January 15—Jj-a-dy Bird, s.s., from "Wrdlmgfon, with general cargo. DEPARTURES. January 14—Dolphin, cutter, for Blackhead, with general cargo. January 15—Lord Ashley, s.s.. foe Southern Pfo-.iuces, with sundries, and b passengers. f January 16—Taraipiue, ketch, for Wairoa, with general cargo and 2.passengers. VESSELS EXPECTED. Balmoral, brigantine, from Hobart Town Betsy, cutter, from Auckland Dolphin, cutler, from Blackhead Donald M'Lean, schooner, from Poverty Bay Henry, schooner, from Blackhead Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Mahia, cutter, from Blackhead Montmorency, ship, from London Saucy Lass, schooner, from Mercury Bay Star of the South, s.s., from Lyttelton Stately, schooner, from Wellington Tawera, schooner, from Poverty Bay Xaraipinc, ketch, froia Wairoa” VESSELS IX HARBOR. (In the roadstead.) Lady (Bird, s.s., from "Wellington Strathaliau, ship, from Loudon (loading wool) (In the. Iron Tot.) Star of the. Evening, s.s., from Auckland *3* The above list docs not include vessels engaged in lightering. l : ROJ ECTED DEPARTURES. Eok London—SirathaUaa, sliip, early in Feb. Auckland—Star of the Evening, this day ENTERED INWARDS. JANUARY. W— Lord Aslilo.v, s.s., 290 tons, A, Kenned;,-, from Auckland and Tauranga, with part of original cargo short lan led at Napier, and leases, lloutIcdge, Kennedy and Co.; 2 cheeses, Hall; lease, Ayers and Austin ; 1 package, New Zealand Insurance Company; I case, Bank of New Zealand; I-parcel, While; I package. Runcinian. Passengers—Sirs Sharp, Sirs marshal! and I children, Nil’s Connor anil child, Miss Blake, -Miss I'lancy. Mr and .Mrs Purcell, Messrs Watt and Wishart, Master Xichol.—Uoulledge, Kenucdp £ Co., anonis.

JJ—Star of (he Evening. s.s., 108 tons, A. C. TurniT. from Auckland, with 102 bass sugar, Stuart luui Co.; Oo oases, 1 coni crusher, :t colls rope, 5o hags oats, Wall Brothers; 1 case drapery! itohjoims; i case drapery, V. iHiams & Lambert: l ease do . Neal aud Close; 2 cases do., Vautier Tanisch: 2 cases do., Eathbone; 1 case do., V.'ildauis; ; case do., liihhy; 1 case do., Sutioll; 1 ukg do , Robinson & Co.; 1 pkg do., J. Stuart; 1 bale hops. Routledgn nud Co.; 1 bale paper, Newton, Irvine k Co.: 3 boxes soap, 8 boxes candles, 2 cases, order: 1 coil span yarn, 3 coil? 1 parcel marline, R'u.lied o, Kennedy t Co.: 3 p'-casks vinegar, 2 bales Newton, Irvine i Co.; l.easc cheese, Neal and Ciose: 1 case wine, Coienso: 1 box glass, "Williams : 1 cask, 1 keg, 1 ■ iHse saddlery, Holder; i case, 1 bale saddlery, Co grove and Bowes; 2 rolls saddlery, Holder : d psgs do., Cosgrove ; 37 bags oats, Boyd ; 9 kegs flutter. Smith; 7 horses, Walters : 3 horses, 25 •heci', .smith ; 2 cases ourayoa, 5 cases, Swan. Passengers—Messrs. Banks, Lewis, and M'Leod. .Kinross and Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS, JANUARY. Re— Lord Ashley, s.s., 290 tons. Kennedy, for Wellington. with I case-, 1 truss, 1 case leather, 1 parcel, I case, 3 bales wool, 2 parcels. Passengers—Mr ami .Mrs llosear, Mrs Beceham, Mrs M'KibLin, Mrs Cancr, Messrs Keogh, Gough, and Young.—Kentledge, Kennedy & Co., agents.

jS'—T:iv:ujiinc, ketch, 1C tons, Lewis, for IVairoa, with 3 hints, 1 fir-cask, 22 eases. 1 bag, 2 casks, Taylor ; 5 qr-casks, 36 cases, 1 ease vestas, oOOlbs flour, 6 casks, Harmer : 1 ton flour, t ton sugar Carroll; 2 ernes, order. Passengers,-—Messrs Harmer and Peakmau.—G. lilcliamsou, agent.

I'rtE Panama Company’s steamship Lord Ashley, Haplain A. Kennedy, arrived here at 0 o'clock on Tuesday morning last, from Tanranga ami Auckland. bhe left for Southern Provinces t!ie same ■veiling, nith the English Mail via Suez.

The s.s. Star of the Evening, Captain Turner, ir rived from Auckland early ou Tuesday morning last, with a full general cargo, 25 prize sheep, 10 horses, and 5 horses. We understand that she ■.vill leave for Auckland again with sheep during ‘lie t curse of the day. The ketch Taraipinc, Lewis, master, sailed for Wairoa last evening with general cargo and two passengers. The New Zealand S‘e.am Navigation Company's serew steamer Lady Bird, Captain Holmes, anchored in the roadstead about 11 o’clock last evening, from Wellington, with about 25 tons of general cargo for this port. By this opportunity we have Wellington papers up to the 11-th inst., extracts from which will be found elsewhere.

The Colonial Government screw steamer St. Hilda. Captain Johnson, arrived AYellington on the 7111 insr., lifter a passage of three days from the -Chatham Islands Everything was quiet at the Islands when the St. Hilda left. The Rifleman and Despatch, schooners, were both lying at Kangaroa windbound,-—-the former with a cargo of cattle on board for Lyttelton.

Tbo Panama Company’s fine screw steamship Matsnra, G. E. Bird. 8..\.R.. commander, left Syd&ey at S p.tn. on the Ist of January, and arrived at Wellington on Ihe 7tU hist.. after a fine weather passage of six days. The Matanrn left ■’Or Panama, with the mails for Europe and P3nerie:i, on the Sih inst. She had on board a of gold and about -M) passengers.

The s.s. Beautiful Star. Captain-, Monnek, left for Sydney on, the inst., with a