Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 466, 1 April 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OF NAP I E 11. MARCH. 29.—Ringleader, cutter, from Auckland. 29.—Betsy, cutter, from Auckland. 29. —Folly, ketch, from Auckland. SO.—-Lady \yyayard, cutter, from Auckland, 30. —Bittern, cutter, from Auckland. 30.—Rose, cutter, from Auckland. 39. —Mariner, selioouer, from Auckland. j DEPARTURES, NO. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Twanaki, s.s., from Taaranga and Aucklandhourly Lori Asti Icy, Iron. gsouiu—i-o-iuOrrOW, Kauri, schooner, from Auckland. Dunelm, ship, from Wellington. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Btar of the South, for Wellington—this day. Taranaki, for Southern Provinces—shortly after arrival. Lord Ashley, for Tauranga and Auckland—3rd April VESSELS IN HARBOR. Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via Wangapoa Bittern, cutter, from Auckland. Folly, ketch, from Auckland. Lady Wynyard, cutler, from Auckland. Mariner, schooner, from Auckland. Ringleader, cutter, from Auckland. Rose, cutter, from Auckland. Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland ENTERED IA WARDS. MARCH. 2-i.—Star of the South, s.s,, 147 tons, Bcada’.l, from Auckland, with 1 hhd, 35 bags sugar, 10 cases, 1 case cigars, 55 half hints vinegar, Watt brothers; 0 packages merchandise, I gnu case, hoc; •! packages merchandise, 1 package, Gully; 8 packages, Kinross & Co,; 5 cases, chicory, Neal & Close; 3 cases ironmongery, (> dozen spades, Peacock £ Co.; 1 sewing machine, Bim ; f bale corks, Bowman ; 10 casks seeds, 10 hags guano, 2 parcels, 12 bags hone dust, Watt Brothers; I hale, 1 cask merchandise, James Wood: 1 wagonette, Wait Brothers: i cask vinegar, 1 cask sugar. 5 boxes l soap, I ho:; pegs, 1 box sauces, 1 cask curb, soda, 2 bales merchandise, P. Sutton; 1 bale, 20 cases biscuits, Stuart £ Co.; 3 bales paper, James Wood; 2 dozen shovels, 1 dozen pannikins, Peacock fc Co.; 2 cases saddles, Haider; 25 tons Hour, Watt Brothers; 1 gunnies sugar, 2 reams paper, 1 package black lead, Neal £. close; 1 case, W. tiigley ; 1 bale, 1 package leather, Touct; 3 cases vestas. Barry; 1 ease vcslas, BoncUy ; 1 coru-shcller end wheel, scaly; G 5 packages iron and steel, l keg washers, Siglers; 1 horse, 120 sheep, Houelly; 5 tons Hour, Kinross £ Co.; 5 tons flour, Newton. Irvine £ Co.; -1 tons Hour, Watt Brothers ; 2 packages drapery, iiohmson & Co.; 1 horse, M'llardy: 3 rams, G. Richardson; 1 case and 1 bale. Cosgrove & Bowes. Passengers—Mrs Campbell, airs Wags tali', Mrs Junes, Messrs Douclly, Campbell, Tcasdale, Jervis, and 2 in steerage,—h att Bros., Agents. 29.—'Ringleader, cutter, 20 tons, Moses, from Auckland, 20,00i,p feet Umber, and 15 Jlaofis. — Kinross £ Co., agents, CLEARED OUTWARDS, MARCH.

25.—Mnbia, cutter, 20 tons. Banter, for Wairon, with 50 bags flour, 10 bags biscuit, 20 bags sugar, }J rots, 10 bags rice, 1 package tobacco, 2 kegs fish. Kinross & tpj.; 3 i-cbesls tea, 50 bags flour, 8 mats sugar. Kentledge, Kennedy & Co ; 2 boxes soap, 1 en-o oilmen’s stores, 4 J-cUests ten. 2 trmses drapery, Atwood; and a quant ty of household furniture, Phoenix.—Kinross aud Co., 27.—Saggy Lass, schooner, 3S tons, Sl’Kenzie,, for Auckland via .’lay of Plenty, with 1 lou flour’ J. ton potatoes,—diaster, agent.

'W'e have had quite a fleet of arrivals of small craft from the North since our last issue, viz;— Iliugleader, Betsy, Bittern, Bose, and Lady AVynyarcl, cutters; Mariner, schooner (for lire safety of which fears had been entertained); and Lolly, ketch, Timber, we believe, constitutes the bulk of the cargo of these vessels, The s.s. Scar of the South leaves for Wellington during the course of the day. The s.s. Taranaki, cine here yesterday, had not made her appearance up to the hour of going to press this morning. The s.s, Lord Ashley is due here from Southern Pro\inces to-morrow (Tuesday), and is advertised to leave for Taaranga aud Auckland at 2 p.tn. on Wednesday, 3rd April. The schooner Kauri, from Auckland, with a cargo of flour transshipped ex the schooner Vistula, from Sydney, may now be looked for, she having sailed for this port ou the 2And ult.