Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XII, Issue 515, 7 October 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

B T ‘ O P 'ITa PiEB. ARRIVALS. cctobes.: s—nß»u>,5 —nß»u>, cnttsf. from Wniron ♦—Success, schooner, from Aueklanfl ♦—Dolphin, cutter, from Walroa ff —Anifia, schooner, from Mon aka DEPARTURES. OCTOBER. s—Jilraiifia, gutter, fcr Auckland VESSELS ENPECTED. T .-...1... vi:: Dunedin JoUe IP-inyamVon. from Don Hon vja Wellington Lord Ashley, s - s . Worn Auckland. I4tii October ifinwai, schooner, from Poverty Rav Ringleader, entte". from Poverty Bay auoy lass, schooner, from Auckland 6t Kilda. cutler, from Auckland via Uatakana Bt. Kilda, S.S., from Wellington - Wellington, s.s., from Southern Ports, lota Oct. VESSELS IN [IARBOR. Annie, schooner, from Mohuka Dolphin, cut'er, from Wairoa Grayling, cutter, from Wsiroa (repairing) Hero, schooner, from Wairoa & Uohaka Mahia. cutter, from Wairoa Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland (Success, schooner, from Auckland PROJECTED DEPARTURES. jPOI Southern Provinces— T.ord Ashley, loth Oct. Tadranoa and Auckland— Wellington, 19th October Nelson -Star of the South, to-morrow Chatham Islands —St. Kilda, shortly after arrival Apckiand— Success, schooner, to-morrow Pobasoahah and Hi ackhead— Annie. early IFairoa—Hero', schooner, early; Mahia, cutter, to-morrow j Dolphin, on Wednesday ENTERED INWARDS. OCTOBER.

3—star of the South, s.s., 147 tons, Bendall, from Auckland. with (ex warehouse and under bond) 30 cases whisky. Wart Brothers; 60 mats sugar, John Stuart; mats s"gar, Kinross ft Co.; iduty paid and free goods) 2 tons soap, I ton biscuits, 2 hhds coal tar. 15 tons flour, Watt Bros; 21 pkgs merchandise, I case. Bishop Williams; 1 case, Bibby; fiP sacks malt. 5 cares bottled fruit, Walt Bros; 5 cases drapery. Robinson ft Co; 1 truss drapery, H. Peacock and Co; 1 truss drapery, Bishop Williams; 1 roll leather, Reardon; 1 canvas roll, Holder; id boxes soap, 5 cases, Neal and Close; 1 case, 1 pckg furniture, J. Williams: 2 cases, 1 truss, J. and H. C. Eobjohns; 1 pckg. Withers and Rudman: 241 bags flour. 1 case, Watt Brothers; 100 bags flour, Newton, Irvine ft Co; 1 case ironmongery, 1 case scythe stones, 3 bundles brooms, 3 churns. 10 kegs nails, Bov lan; 7 pckgs drapery, Robinson. ft Co; 42 pkgs merchandise, Robjohns ; 5 cases, 1 cask, 2 kegs nails, Tabuteau: 1 steer oar. Captain Celle r.; 1 crate cabbages. Cuulton. Passenger—Ur Peach. —Walt Brothers, agents.

3 Mahia, cutler. 2'* tons, Baxter, from Walroa, with 14' kits and 30 bags maize, Kinross ft Co; 20 kits maize. Jeffaras.—Kinross ft Co., agents. 4 s UPC ess. schooner, 58 tons, J. Trimmer, from Auckland via Wangapoa and East Coast, with 41.000 feet timber, 6 tons flour, order. Passengers —3. —Master, agent. ARRIVAL OF THE SUCCESS. Thu clipper schooner Success, Captain J. Trimmer, arrived in port at an early hour on Friday morning last, from Auckland via Wangapoa and the f'gst Coast. Left Auckland on the 20th ult., and arrived at Wangapoa on the 22nd. Took In a cargo of timber. and left on the 30th, having been detalnod several days through stress of weather. Called in at several places on the coast, landing cargo, and arrived in port :ia above. Strong B.W. and N.W. winds were experienced during the passage. As will bo seen by advertisement, this favorite vessel is on the berth for Auckland direct, to sail to-morrow. She will call in at the Thames should sufficient inducement offer. MISCELLANEOUS. Thk Majita.— 'The cutter Mahia, Wm. Baxter, master, left Napier for Wairoa with full general cargo on Sunday, 22nd ult. Had light north-east w ind all the wav down—entering the Wairoa river on Tuesday, ?4th. On Wednesday and Thursday discharged cargo; and on Friday took In about 30) bushels maize. Proceeded down to the heads, but Hie bar was not in a fit state to cross. Remained there bar-heund until last Wednesday, on which day she crossed the bar iu safety, and left for Napier. Experienced strong W. and S.W. winds —arriving in port at 10 a.m. last Thursday. The Mahia returns to Wairoa to-morrow. TIIP. Domhin.— The cutter Dolphin, Schon, master. left Napier on the 25th ult.. and arrived at Wairoa on the 27th, wind strong from the \.R. all the time. Left again at 730 a rn. on Saturday Isat, experienced heavy sou-westerly weather, and arrived iu harbor at midnight Cargo—2oo bushels maize, Schon: 20 tons firewood, Caulton It will ta seen that the Dolphin leaves again for Wairoa on Wednesday next.

The cutter Miranda, Judd, master, sailed for Auckland ou Thursday last, with a cargo of potatoes.

ihe schooner Annie, from Mohaka, arrived in port yesterday afternoon. We learn that the Star of the South leaves for Nelson to-morrow.