Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 546, 6 February 1868, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

POET OP NAPIEE. A TyTM VALS. . FEBRUARY. 11— Cleopatra, p.s., 21 tons. Palmer, from Poverty Bay and Wairoa, with wool, ammunition, fruit, 40. Passengers—ll. 12— Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, H. tTorSy. from Auckland, with general cargo. Passengers—s. DEPARTURES. FEB HU ARY. 18—Storm Bird, s.s., 167 tons, nolle, for Weilington, with grass seed 12— Star of the South, s.s., 161 tons, W. Eendall, for Auckland, with sheep, wool, ic. Passengers—9 13— Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, G. Loverock. for Lyttelton via Waimarama. Passengers—3. VESSELS EXPECTED. Ahuriri, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland Betsy, cutter, from Poverty Bay Hero, schooner, from Mohaka and Wairoa Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Matoaka, ship, from London via Canterbury Success, schooner, from Auckland via Wangapoa VESSELS IN HARBOR, Annie, schooner, from Mohaka Cleopatra, p.s., from Poverty Bay Lord Ashley, s.s.. from Tauranga and Auckland Mahia, cutter, from Poverty Bay Muriwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay PE.OJECTED DEPARTURES. Fob Southern Provinces— Lord Ashley, s.s., this day; Ahuriri, s.s., to-morrow Mahia and Poverty Bay— Muriwai, this day Poverty Bay and Wairoa —Cleopatra, p.s., this day PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. In the Cleopatra—Miss Davis, Miss Gillighan, Mrs Carlyon aud child, Mrs Finlayson, Messrs Harris, Blair, O’Dee, and 3 natives In tlie Lord Ashley—Madame and Misses (2) Carandiui, Mr Walter Sher-.vin, Mr Brett OUTWARDS. In the Star of the South—Messrs Jeffcoat, Bead, Sigley, and three others In the Meteor—Three ENTERED INWARDS. FEBRUARY. 11— Cleopatra, s.s., 21 tons, Palmer, from Poverty Bay and Wairoa, with 20 bags grass seed, Harris ; 6 bags grass seed, 23 kits fruit. Blair ; 20 cases fruit, Bout ledge aud Co; 3 bales wool, Kinross and Co; 4 pckgs furniture, fitopford; 7 bales wool, Newton, Irvine and Co ; 1 bale wool, Richardson; 125 kegs, 41 cases, and 1 cask ammunition, 3 tents. Withers, —Pmutledgc, Kennedy and Co., agents, 12— Lord Ashley, s.s., 299 tons, 11. Worsp, from Auckland, with 4 cases, 2 casks, Newton, Irvine and Co ; 54 cases, 2 pckgs, 2 casks, Tuxford; 23 cases, 4 cases vestas, 1 cask, 2 pckgs, Eobjohns ; 12 cases, 1 cask, 3 pckgs. 1 crate, 1 bale, 23 gunnies sugar, Neal aud Close ; 9 cases, 2 cases vestas, 3 casks, 2 kegs, ttuart aud Co; 4 pckgs, 5 cases. 1 cask, Peacock and Co ; 1 bale, 2 casks, II cases, M. Boylan ; 33 cases, 4 pckgs. Knowles ; 1 pkg. Kentledge, Kennedy and Co; 1 bundle sails Laverock ; 1 case drapery, Robinson and Co ; 1 parcel. ihbby ; 5 boxes caudles, Tyler.—Boutlcdge & Co., agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. | FEBRUARY. 1 in—Storm Bird, s.s, 167 tons. Doile, for Welling- | ton, with 24 bags grass seed, Watt Bros. —Kinross land Co, agon;s. 11— Star of tho South, s.s., 121 tons, Kendall, for Auckland, with IbiO sheep. 16 cu t. cheese, Walt Brothers; 4 bales (1415 lbs) wool.lltmlledgc, Kennedy and Co ; 1 4-wheeled trap, Watt Brothers.— Watt Brothers, agents. 12— Meteor, schooner, 42 tons, G. I.overoc.k, for l Lyttelton via Waimarama., with (for latter place; 10 hales hags; (for Lyttelton, to he shipped at Waimarama) UM bales wool.

TnE s.s. Lord Ashley, Captain Wor-p. ic fl Au'daml ’ at 5 p.iu.ou Monday. lOtii mst., and arrived in p >rt i at B‘B-1 a.m.. yesterday, making the ran in in boars, j Experienced light variable winds and line weatbarj throughout tiie passage. As she had no mails fori Tauranga. she did no; cal I i;i there. The AriiU-y.l vro has eti K-n.-.l two splendid spar.*.. : procured from one of tin- V 1 xuvmilis, which, are to be used in the ooustruciion of a triumphal. arch at Wellington, on the mw-dua of U:e vi r ..;;i of H. If. 11. the Duke of Edinburgh. The Ashley 1 steams for Soul lien; Ports at noon this day. | The p.s. Cleopatra, Captain Palmer, left. Nspicri for Poverty Bay with a cargo of sheep, £c., on I lie) evening of Thursday, Olh iuat. Arrived at Poverty Bay at 10 a.m. on the 7th; landed tht sheep in good order and without loss. Lett again at 4.30| p.m. on Sunday. 9th Inst., having been detained; two days on account of southerly weather. Arrived, at tVairoa at 4 a.tn, on the K'th. Tliere being aj heavy sea on the bar, remained in the river until; 3 a.m. on Tuesday, 11th, when she left for Napier,] arriving in the Iron Pot at 1.30 p.m. She is again! on the berth for Poverty Bay, and will probably: leave during the course of the day. j The s.s. Star of tin* South steamed for Auckland' at IU o’clock yesterday morning, with 1,0-10 sheep,, a quantity of woo! and 6 passengers. I The schooner Meteor sailed for Lyttelton yester-' day evening. She will call in at WaimaramaJ where IOA bales of wool will ho taken on board. The schooner Success, Captain Trimmer, left' Auckland forthisport via Wangapoaou the even-! ing of the St Must. The s.s, Abunri, Captain Plowcrday, duo this day from Tauranga and Auckland, will steam for Southern Provinces to morrow with the English Mail via Suez. i The ship Maori, Captain Roberts, arrived at Auckland oil the sth hist., after a tedious passage of 112 days. She brought out alarge general cargo (a portion of which is for Napier) and 113 passengers. Tne Circular Saw barque Novelty, Captain Nearing, arrived at Auckland on the Sth inst., making the run in 92 days. She brought out a larre general cargo and 11 passengers. Among her cargo we notice—l 9 cases, J. TV. Cowing, The Southern Cross, of the Sth instant, savs;— Owing to the severe weather of the past few'days coasting and other vessels have suffered some detention, and there were no entries or clearances passed at Her Majesty’s Customs yesterday, a cir- ■ cumstance which wo do not remember to have ; occurred before.