Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 453, 14 February 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF NAPIER. ARRIVALS. February 13—Maliia. cutter, W. Baxter, from W-'iinrnvma, with wool.—Kinross & Ca., agents. February I -—Meteor, schooner, W. Jones, from Auckland, with potatoes, timber, &0., and 8 k«. seagers.—Master, agent. February 13—-Clyde, schooner, T. Gordon, from the East with whale oil. pigs, maize, unions, ic., and 2 passengers.—Master, agent, DEPARTURES. February 12—Star of the Evening, s.s.. Turner, for Auckland, with sheep.—Kinross i Co., agents. February 12—S-iuoy Laos, sdiooucr, M‘R. ‘ fur Auckland.—Master, agent. February 1-3—Tawera, schooner, C. Baker, for Poverty Bay, with sheep.—G. Richardson, agent. VESSELS EXPECTED, Agnes, cutter, from Poverty Bay Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via Wangapoa Henry, schooner, from Opolrki Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Maggie, brig, from Newcastle—hourly J Montmorency, ship, from London Phoebe, s.s., from Taonmga and- Auckland -r-hourly Princess Alexandra, schooner, from Sydney Star of the Evening, s.s., from Auckland Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland Tawera, schooner, from Poverty Bay VESSELS IN HARBOR. (In the roadstead.) Strathallan, ship, from London (loading wool) (In the Iron Pot.) Clyde, schooner, from the East Coast Dolphin, cutter, from Blackhead Maliia, cutter, from Waimarama Meteor, schooner, from Auckland B«r The above list does not include vessels engaged in lightering. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For. Loxdox—Strathallan, ship, this day Soutiiee.!v Provisoes,—Phoebe, s.s., shortly after arriv;d Wairoa—Dolphin, cutter, first fair wind ENTERED INWARDS. rEBH.UA.BY. 12 — Meteor, schooner, 40 tons, Wm. Jones, from Auckland, with 10 tons potatoes, Barry; 2 bundles sashes, 24 doors, 2 mouldings, Miller and Lindsay. Passengers— Messrs C. J). Barry, John Donovan, IVm. and John English, J. Lowe, John, Martha, and Sarah Collins.—Master, agent. 13— Clyde, schooner, 43 tons, T. Gordon, from the East Coast, with 3 tuns whale oil. 10 pigs, 12 cwt. onions, 500 bushels maize, 1 bullock. Passengers,—Mr IV. Morris and another.—Master, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. FEBRUARY. 12—Star of the Evening, s.s., 166 tors, A, C. Tur ner, for Auckland, with 1,300 sheep.—Kinross and Co., agents. 12—Tawera, schooner, 55 tons, Baker, for Poverty Bay, with 233 ewes, 20 rams, 10 boxes tea, 2 casks lemonade, Head. Passengers,—Messrs Graham and Turley.—George Richardson, agent. 12—Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, D. 11. M'Kenzie, for Auckland, via Bay of Plenty, in ballast.— Master, agent. The schooner Meteor, in charge of Captain Wm. Jones, (formerly of the Rose Ann, schooner) left Auckland for Napier at S p.m. on Wednesday, Gth February ; rounded the East Cape on the 9th; ihseliurged 10,000 feet of timber and 10.000 shingli's on the coast; rounded Portland Island at midnight on (he 11th ; and arrived here at 1 p.m. on Incsday, 1 Cl It iebruary. The-Meteor brings a cargo of potatoes, building materials, Kc., lor this port, and eight passengers. 1 he whuoner Clyde, Captain Gordon, arrived here early on Wednesday morning, from the East Coast, where site has been trading for the last month. She is last from Maliia, which place she left at 10 p.m., and arrived in the roadstead at 0 a.m. on Wednesday, bringing a quantity ofwha’e oil, onions, and maize, besides 10 pigs' and 1 l;,t bullock. Reports the schooner Kauri as having been at Maliia on Tuesday, At 10 o’clock Hi: t night, a heavy soul her set, upon which both Clyde and Kauri tripped their anchors, the former coming on to Napier, and the latter proceeding northwards. The s.s. Star of the Evening, Captain Turner, steamed .for Auckland on Tuesday forenoon last’ with a cargo of shoe]). Hie schooner Saucy Lass, Captain M'Kenzie, sailed for Auckland at noon on Tuesdav last. The schooner Tawera, Captain Baker, sailed for Poverty Bay on Tuesday last, with a' cargo of sheep. Tiiere was no sign of the Phoebe at 10 o’clock this morning. Owing to the povelance of (he southerly gale the cutter Dolphin, which was to have sailed for .Wairoa on Tuesday last, has not been able to got away. She is loaded, and will sail first fair wind. . The clipper ship Ida Ziegler, Capt. left Auckland for London on the 29th January, willi a full cargo of kauri gum, itc., and 77 passengers, “The wind proved favorable for the Ida Ziegler to go to sea,” says the N. Z. Herald, of the Ist February, “and in bidding farewell to this favorite trader we heartily wish Captain Reynolds, his officers, and crew a speedy passage to Old England, and quick return to this port.” In another part of the same journal wc observe the following —“ It. would appear that as if bidding fair to a quick run home tor (his favorite clipper, she made a good offing from this port on-the day of her sailing, for Captain Bushel], of the Nautilus, reports passing her at 10 p.m. on Tuesday night, off Cape Colville, howling along with a spanking breeze ■ and all sail set. Some very heavy wagers have, J ive hear, been laid on the vessel’s passage homo.” The schooner Celt, Captain J. Sullivan, left ; Auckland on the 31st January for the Tairna Saw ! Mills, to load a cargo of timber for Dunedin. ! The barque Bella Mary, Captain Copping, ar- j rived at Auckland on the 31st January, after a \ tedious passage of nineteen days from Hobart Town. .The Panama Company’s s.s. Egmont will, it is • said, proceed to Sydney during the present month • for thorough overhaul of hnlf and machinery, and be fitted with a larger .screw, which, it is expected, wiR greatly increase her speed. The ship Champion of the Seas cleared at the Customs, Geelong, on the 15th January, for London. She had on board over 8,500 boles of wool, the itut,cSi. cargo ever sluppec irom Jrori rtniu'* Bay, The brig Royal Exchange sailed from Newcastle . for_Weliingtoii on the I'Jih January, with a cargo Dl 350 tons coal. ■ An exciting race between the steamers Otago and Rangitoto took plane on the. 21st January. The course was from Pert Chalmers to the Heads, find the Rangitoto won by two minutes. The q (Jtago had, however, during the race to ease steam t Erratum.—ln our last, for “ the cutter Eagle loft for Hokitika on Friday last,” read “ left for QpSiiM SR Friday last,” 0

The New Herald, Feb, 6, understands- ' immediately upon arrival of a man-of-war in harbor, proceed to the Waikato with an offieer of the navy, for the purpose of holding an enquiry into the recent loss of the Government steamer Pioneer on the M.UXVvia.C.U bar,