Shipping Intelligence.
POII T OJ? K Aril R. ADEIVAL3. Pebrnarv 25—ba-my Lass. schooner, 33 tons, D. 11. IP A':;;-1.-, fiv..; M.'rcury Bey, v/itli sawn tiwili.T. —la .c r, uam;V. February r.’d—A cutter, 25 for;?, lr ?nrv T-b • I’cvriy ll:iy. J. Ix. 'i'.itum, «y<rni. DEPARTURES. February 25—Taranaki, *for Auckland. February Co—Donald M‘Lean. schooner, for Poverty Bay. February Cii—Haro, ketch, "or Wairoa. February 2U—Tarnipino, ketch. for Wairoa VESSELS EXPECTED. Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via Wangapoa Hero, ketch, from Wairoa Jason, sehoouar, from Sydney Lord Ashley, s.s., from Southern Provinces — i Sad Ivor nary j Montmorency, ship, from Londoa (SO days out) Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland I Success, schooner, from Wellington Taranaki, s.s., from Taurauga and Auckland—2nd February VESSELS IN HARBOR. (In the Iron Pot) Agnes, cutter, from Poverty Bay Dolphin, cutter, from Wairoa Donald M‘Lean, schooner, from Poverty Bay Henry, schooner, from Opotiki Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Mahia, cutter, from Waimarama Saucy Lass, schooner, from Mercu-y Bay air The above list does not include vessels engaged in lightering. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fob Southern Provinces—Taranaki, s.s., Saturday, 2nd March Tauranga and Auckland —Lord Ashley, s.s., Sunday, 3rd March Poverty Bay—Agnes, cutter, to-morrow Mercury Bay—Saney Lass, to-morrow ENTERED INWARDS. FEBRUARY. 86 —Dolphin, cutter, T, Schon, from Wairoa. Passengers Messrs Locke andPowdreli and four natives. —Watt, Brothers, agents. 27 —Saucy Lass, schooner,3B tons, D. H. M'Kenzie, from Mercury Pay, with 28.087 feet sawn timber, 3000 shingles, 8000 palings, Le Quesno. —Master, agent, 27—Agnes, cutter, 23 tons, Trimmer, from Poverty Bay. with 17 hags potatoes. 5 hags grass seed, Kinross and Co. 1 horse, Painter. Passengers, Messrs Painter, Welsh, and Back.—J, K. Tatum, pgpnt.
CLEARED OUTWARDS. rEBRTURY. Bs—Donald M'Lean, schooner, 43 tons, Baker, for Poverty-Ray, with 20 boxes candles. 3 half-chests tea, 5 bays rice, 1 hhd. rum, 5 cases old tom, 30 cases beer, G. Read; 2 qr-casks rum, 2 packages Horsfall, 1 package, order. Passenger. Mr 25—Taranaki, P. 8., 229 tons, Francis, for .Auckland with 2 cases. Commissariat; and original cargo from southern ports. Passengers,—Miss Green, H. D. Munro, and passengers from south.—Kinross and Co., agon's. Ss—Mahia, cutter 20 tons, Baxter, for Moeangiangi. with 30 bundles shingles, 12 axo handles, 1 half-chest tea, 13 packages, 2 mats sugar, 32 bags flour, 21 pieces timber, 400 feet hoards, IV. Guiunr f» and Co.—Kinross and Co., agents. £6—Taraipinc. ketch, 16 tons, Lewis, for Wairoa ■with 2,500 feet timber, 4 tons flour, 1 half-ton sugar, Carrol; 1 ton wire, Walker; 6 cases, 1 half chest tea, 1 case kevosine, Ilarmer, 1 passen;. e •, —G. E. G. Richardson, agent. O The schooner Saucy Lass, Captain M'Kenzie, arriv’d here on Tuesday night last, with a cargo of timber from Mercury Bay. She left Napier on Tuesday, 12th inst., and arrived at Mcrcnrv Baton the IGth inst. On the 20ih commenced load'ing for Napier, and left on tiie morning of the Sard inst. Had light westerly winds til! rounding East Cape. About 12 miles to the southward of the Cape experienced strong southerly gale ; ran hack round East Cape and came to an anchor for the night. Next (Monday) morning started again ; had light N.W. winds from East Cape to Portland Island, where she lay becalmed the greater part of Tuesday. At 2 p.m., a breeze sprung up from the N.E.; at 3 p.m., passed Portland Island, and from thence to anchorage hud fine moderate north-east wind. Cnpt. MTvenzie reports having sighted the schooner Meteor off Open Bay on Monday ; also saw a cattle shmraer passing Mercury Bay on the morning of Saturday, 23rd inst., —without doubt the Star of the South, hence Thursday, 21st inst. The Saucy Lass, we learn, leaves again for Auckland via the coart to-morrow, and we trust to hear of her making another voyage as rapid and as successful as her last. The culler Agnes left Poverty Bay at 11 a.m. I ,on Monday last, 25th Feb. Had strong westerly winds a? far as Portland Island : light winds and calms from tlienoe to port, and brought up in the roadstead at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 2G. The s.s. Taranaki is due here on Saturday, 2nd March, and will leave for Wellington (with the Panama mail) the same day. The s.s. Lord Ashley is due here from Southern Provinces on Saturday, 2nd March, and will leave for Tauranga and Auckland on the 3rd, at noon. The wreck of the screw steamer Star of the Evening was knocked down at auction on Monday last for the sum of £3O, the purchaser being Mr Albert Mundy, of this town, who proceeded to Poverty Bay in the Donald M'Lean on Tuesday last.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 457, 28 February 1867, Page 2
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766Shipping Intelligence. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 457, 28 February 1867, Page 2
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