Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XII, Issue 534, 16 December 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

P 0 U OF NAPIER. WIND AND '.VEATIiKR, Monday, Dec&bbor 3—Light variable winds, with fine weather Tuesday, December in—Wind N.E., veering to S.E., with fine we ather Wednesday, hecember 11—Light N.E, and E.; fine weather Thursday, December 12.—Liglit variable winds ; fine weather Friday, Deodtnher 13.—Morning, strong N.W. wind ; aiieruuuu, light and variable , tim: weather Saturday, December ll.—Light variable wards and calm; lino weather Sunday. December 15—Wind X.E. and E.; rain afternoon and night All RIVALS, DECEMBER. 13— Muriwai,hebonner, from Poverty Bay I- Mahia, citter, from Poverty Bay ll Cleopatra, p.s., from Wairoa and Poverty Bay 11 — Annie, schooner, from Jlohaka I f— Egmnnt, S.s., from Tauranga and Auckland 15—Sea Gnll,Tjrig&ntiue, from Newcastle Ij—Eeliuugu,; ship. from Loudon via Dunedin DEPARTURES. DECEIIRKR. 12— Hero, schooner, for Wairoa 15 —Eoinout, Es , fur Wellington, Lyttelton, Ac. VESSELS EXPECTED. Betsy, cutler; from Auckland Cu-ahcad, t,sS>., from tbe Duller Hero, schooner, from Wairoa Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Star of the Sdutli, s.s., from Auckland Wellington, sis., from Southern Ports—Wednesday, 18th December 'VESSELS IN HARBOR. Annie, schooner, from Mohaka Cleopatra, p. 9., from Wairoa and Poverty Bay Dolphin, cutter, from Waimarama Echunga, ship, from London via Dunedin (ira.vling, cutter, from Wairoa (repairing) John Banyan, havque, from London via Wellington Mahia, cutter, from Poverty Bay Muriwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay Sea Gull, brigantine, from Newcastle Success, schooner, from Porangali.au PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foa LoxnoN-L-John Banyan, barque, early Wairoa—Cleopatra, p.s., to-morrow, at 1 p.tu. Tacbanoa and Aucksand —Wellington, s.s., Thursday, ifitli December Poverty Bay—.Muriwai, schooner, early PASSENGER LIST. ) N WARDS. In the Muriwai—Mr Busby and 1 six others In the Eguiont— (saloon) Mr Mitchell, one for Wellington, and three for Melbourne; (second cabin) Mrs Kelly and family, Messrs Capl, Mercer, Kind, 1 soldier, 18th Regiment, three for Lyttelton, and one for Otago ENTERED INWARDS. DECEMBER. 11— Muriwai, schooner, 27 tons, W. Harris, from Poverty Bay, with 24 bales wool, 3 bundles sheepskins.—G. Richardson, agent. 1-I—Mahia, cutter, 2D tons, Baxter, from Poverty Bay, with 29 bales wool. —Kinross i Co., agents. 14— Cleopatra, p.s., 21 tons, Palmer, from Wairoa and Poverty Bay, with 71 bales wool, 7 boxes tuerries.—Uoutledge, Kennedy and Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. DECE.MIIER. 12— Hero, schooner, 2U Urns, Campbell, f"i- Wairoa, with cargo of sundries,—Master, agent. Tne cutter Mabia, Baxter, master, left Napier on lac Bth lust., had light easterly winds down, am--Img at Poverty Bay at 7.39 pm, on Ihe Dill. Took on hoard 2(1 bales wool, mid left Tnrangaimi on Thursday last, at 8,30 p.m. Had light N. and N.E. winds down tin; coast, and arrived in purl at two o'clock on Saturday morning. The schooner Min iivai, Harris, master, arrived in port on Friday last, with 24 bales wool, 3 bundles sheepskins, and 7 passengers. She left Poverty Bayou Thursday at noon, and cxperienci d light northerly winds down, with beautiful weather. The p.s. Cleopatra steamed for \\ airua and Poverty Bay on Tuesday last, at 10 a.m., with a fell cargo and a 1 number of passengers. Arrived at Wairoa at 3.30 p.m. Lett for Poverty Bay at 5 a.m, on Wednesday, called in at Waugawehi to land 1 assengers, and arrived in the Big River at 3’3 1 pm.; left thereat 4a.m. on Thursday forTuranganui,—leaving on her return trip at ti p.m. Ari ived at Wairoa at 3.30 a.m. on Friday. Left for Napier at 8 a.m on Saturday, and brought up alongside Messrs. Watt's wharf at 12’30 p.m. Had beautiful weather throughout the trip. The Panama Company's steamship Egmont. Captain A. VV. Jack, left Auckland at 8 p.m. on Thursday, having been detaineda few hours by the Uon. the Commissioner of Customs. Arrived at I'aurauga at noon on Friday; left for Napier at 3.30 p.m., and brought up in the roadstead at 9 p.m. on {Saturday,—having experienced light winds and smooth water throughout the passage. Wo have to thank Mr Purser Pringle for receipt of our usual parcels of papers from Auckland. The Egmonl steamed southwards at cue p.m. yesterday, Willi the English mails via Suez and Marseilles. ■ The brigantine Sea Gull, Captain Haddock, from Newcastle, arrived iu port yesterday morning, after a passage of 18 days. She brings a cargo of coal, consigned to Walt Brothers, which will doubtle.s ■■ meet with ready sale, as the supply on hand was getting very small.

The clipper ship Echunga, -Captain Jas. Knight, arrived in port yesterday forenoon, and took up her berth near the barque John Banyan, she left Port Chalmers on tue ;th Inst. As soon as the discharge of her inward cargo is completed, the Echunga will load wool for England, and as her homo freight is encaged, she will have quick despatch. The schooner Annie, Hamilton, master, arrived In port on Saturday afternoon, from Mohaka, with a cargo of settlers’ produce.

The schooner Hero sailed for tVairoa, with cargo of sundries, on Thursday night. The brig Maggie, Captain Howie, which sailed hence on the 7th November, arrived at ’Newcastle on the 25th. She may be daily expected back with a cargo of coals. 'lhe cutter Betsy, and schooners Onward and Sancy bass, hence, had all arrived at Auckland. The Betsy was again on the berth for Napier. The p.s. Cleopatra leaves for Wairoa at 1 o'clock to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon. Intending passengers should make it a point to be ip lime, as the Cleopatra is famous for starting at her advertised hour—a very proper system too. The steamship Wellington is due hepe from the South on Wednesday next, and will steam for Taurauga and Auckland on Thursday.