Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 565, 2 April 1868, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

i■O R T OF NAPIER. a ~ w ' 1 ARRIVALS. £ iI'IUL. - I—Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland r • e | DEPARTURES. k j MARCH. 11 : So—Lord Ashley, s.s., for Tauranga-and Auckland £ I 31—Blackwall, ketch, for Wellington t j APRIL. ' t I—Cleopatra, p.s., for Wellington a ! i i YESSELS EXPECTED. j Aimic, schooner, from Porangahau t Betsy, cutter, from Poverty Bay t Hero, schooner, from tVairoa t Lord Ashley, s.s., from Auckland—llth April c Meteor, schooner, from Tairua r Saucy Lass, scliooupr, from Mercury Bay t Success, schooner, from Lyttelton v Swallow, schooner, from Auckland via Mercury 1 Bay r Wellington, s.s., from Auckland, Monday, 13th c April f VESSELS IN HARBOR. 1 Dolphin, cutter, from Wairoa j! Esther, brigantine, from Wellington. Grayling, cutter (loading for Wairoa) Maggie, brig, from Hobart Town Mary Edson, barque, from Port Chalmers £ Sea Gull, brigantine, from Newcastle t Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland PROJECTED DEPARTURES. c i Foa London’—Mary Edson, barque, about the 7lh s April 1 Wkllington—Esther, brigantine, this day Newcastle—Maggie, brig, tills day | - wairoa—Grayling,cutter, this day j Auckland—Dolphin, cutter, early j South KttN Poets—Lord Ashley, s.s., 12th j April; Wellington, s.s., 13th April Hokitika—Star of the South, s.s., oarly , j , PASSENGER LIST. 5 I OUTWARDS. s In the Lord Ashley—Lieut. Minnctt, Messrs D (Lawson, and Wulteas, Mrs Anderson, 1 sergeant, V 2-isvhE.egt. £ In the Esther—Mr Carter * j ENTERED INWARDS. ? .MARCH. 1 30—Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Worsp, from ** Wellington and southern Ports, with 1 case, Abra- c hams; 1 hoy tobacco, ID cases, Grower: 3 cases, g Wood; lease, order; Senses wire, Forrest; tip lengths piping, 1 pkg fittings, 1 box, Peacock & ' (Co.; 1 case, order; 1 parcel, M'Lcan: 1 bundle I wire, Gordon; 1 box drugs, Gibbs; 1 bale, Wood; Is oases, Neal A Close; 3 bales, 3 cases, Newton, ilrvine, & Co; 7 cases, 1 bundle, order; lease, ißussell ; 1 case, Tylce; Hi cases, order; 2 cases, [Watt, Brothers ; (i kegs, 1 box pipes, 11 casks, 4 ■ cases. 73 bundles wive, order; 4 cases, Neal and [Close; lease, Stables; lease, 3 casks, order; 1 1 case, Richardson ; 4 cases, Russell; 2 boxes, Brathj waito ; I parcel, Canning; 1 pkg meteorological [observers, 30 bars iron, 1 box.Tloutlodgo, Kennedy n and Co; 2 cases, Go-wing: I case books, Norris; -pi ,J bales hoop iron, Watt Brothers; 1 case birds, j, I Cain; 1 box, Union Bank of Australia; 1 package 1 Isowing machine, Keenan ; 1 table, Forrest.—Rout- * (ledge, Kennedy and Co., agents. ii I 30—Esther, brigantine, 3 t tons, Campbell, from n Wellington, with 10 cases. 2 casks coal tar, 5 drums, p [oil, d white Paid, 1 ease cheese, 1 paper prcl,. ‘ j Rootledge, Kennedy and Co; 1 case, Hingins, ll‘ I trunk, Reardon; 4 pkgs furniture, Campbell; 3j? • tresses drapery, Cactlc & Blair; 1 bale drapery,(l IlM’l'aniy; 1 prcl, Ilobiuson & Co; 1 prcl drapery, ‘ a iKobjohiis: 1 truss drapery, 1 cask, 1 case ware,!v ilJruwer.—Kinross and Co,, agents. | a CLEARED OUTWARDS. lb march. v ib 30— Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Worsp, for Tau- : e vanga ami Auckland, 1 plough, Begg; a quantity f ; of targets, Ac., Oflicer commanding 2-lSth Eegt. i' —Rout ledge, Kennedy and Co., agents. AI’KIL. j 1 I—Cleopatra, p.s., 23 tons, A. Palmer, for Wei- b liugtou, in ballast.—Routlcdge, Kennedy and Co., I a,cuts. r 1— Esther, brigantine, 54 tons, James Campbell, j for Wellington, with 9 bales wool, Stuart and Co; i SO bales wool, Kinross and Co; 7baics wool, 5 kegs 11 lard, 5 bales sheepskins. Grove and Co; 10 bundles I ■loop iron, Watt Brothers; 13 bales grass seed, " Campbell.—Kinross and Co., agents. s I—Maggie, brig, 191 tons, Howie, for Newcastle, S N.S.W., in ballast.—J. U. Vautier, agent. p y The s.s. Star of the South, Captain Bondall, drop- 11 ped anchor in the roadstead at 11.30 last night . from Auckland, having left that port on Saturday last. We have not yet received our files. The ketch Blackwall sailed for Wellington on Tuesday last, with a cargo of wool, j The s.s. Lord Ashley steamed for Tauranga and j Auckland on Monday last with the English Mail i via Panama. The Ashley may expected to return to Napier, about the nth inst., steaming for Southern Ports the following day. The p.s. Cleopatra, in ballast, steamed on Wednesday morning for Wellington, where she will undergo overhaul on the Patent Slip, &c. A supplementary mail for England, via Panama, was des- ! patched by this opportunity, i The brigantine Esther leaves for Wellington tojpay with a cargo of wool. | The brig Maggie cleared at the Customs yester- 1 I day for Newcastle in ballast. [ The s.s. Gothenburg left Groymoutli for Melj bourne via Hokitika, on Bth March, with o.OOOozs r 'gold and 70 passengers bound for Queensland; land from Hokitika, C,8490zs gold, and 131 passen- 1 ■ gers. Total quantity of gold, ll,B4Sozs : and 201 1 passengers. 1 The s.s. Tararua made the usual trial trip yester- < day morning, after a most complete overhaul, and • astonished her warmest admirers by doing her J measured mile in 4 minutes 21 seconds, a rather 1 novel proceeding. She leaves to-day for New Zea- , land and Melbourne to resume her contract he- ' tween Melbourne and the Southern Ports of New . Zealand. She Is in very fine condition.—Sydney [ Morning Herald, 12th March The Evening Post. 19th March, says;—The s.s. Tararua brings . word that the Suez mail was not expected to arrive at Melbourne until the 19th, and that it will probably bo brought down by the . luade Hamil- , ton. The Tararua made the passage from Sydney to Hokitika in 3 days 23 hours. She was detained a day and a night there, and left the Grey at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday, in the face of a heavy N.W. wind, which, before midnight, increased to one of the severest gales yet felt on the coast—the sea running tremendously high, causing the ship to labor > much. She. however, arrived here at 10 o'clock] last night. It will he seen, therefore, that thevoyage from Sydneyhrthcr, including ail Hie stop- j j On liie vt est COait, linS u66u periOrmeu iii i short space of jyst OTer six davs. The «bir‘! j had a thorough overhaul while in Sydney. j