Shipping Intelligence.
PORT OF NAPIER. ARRIVALS.
JANUARY. 18—Phoebe, s.s.. 416 tons, Kennedy, from Auckland, with sundries. Passengers—3 18—Sturt, Colonial Government gun-boat, Fairchild, from Wellington 20—Saucy Lass, schooner. 39 tons, D.H. M Kenzie, from Mercury Bay, with timber DEPARTURES. JANUARY. 19—Phcobe, 8.8., 416 ton 3, Kennedy, for Wellington and Southern Ports 19—Sturt, Colonial Government gun-boat, Fairchild, for Wairoa and Poverty Bay EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Hero, schooner, from Wairoa J o?mna, schooner, from the Bay of Islands Jubilee, schooner, from the Bay of Islands Kauri, schooner, from the Great Barrier Maggie, brig, 191 tons, Arnold, from Newcastle Muriwai, schooner, from Wairoa and Mahla Sea Gull, brigantine, irom Newcastle Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland St. Kilda. Colonial Government gun-boat, from Poverty Bay Storm Bird, s.s., from Wellington—this day Sturt, Colonial Government gun-boat, Fairchild, from Poverty Bay Success, schooner, from Wellington "Wellington, s.s., from Wellington anA Southern Ports—Sunday, 24th instantWilliam Cargill, barque, 365 tons, Duncan, from London—97 days out VESSELS IN HARBOR.
Excekior, barque, 491 tons, Wood, from Wellington. —Watt Brothers, agents Grayling:, cutter, from Moeangiangi Ida Zeigler, ship, 878 tons, Sellars, from London via Auckland.—Kinross & Co., agents Mahia, cutter, from Moeangiangi Saucy Lass, schooner, from Mercury Bay PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London—Excelsior and Ida Zeigler, early Wellington—Storm Bird, to-morrow evening Auckland—Wellington, on or about Monday next PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. In the rhcebo—Mrs Chisholm, Mrs Harper, Mr M'Leod OUTWARDS. In the Phoebe—Mrs Marshall, Mrs Eees, Miss Wills, Captain Wright ENTERED INWARDS. JANUARY.
19—Phcebe, s.s., 416 tons, Kennedy, from Auckland, with I case mops, Barrack Sergeant; 1 case fruit, Bishop Williams.—Eoutledge, Kennedy and Co., agents.
CLEARED OUTWARDS JANUARY.
19—Phcebo, g.g., 416 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington and Southern Ports, with 1 package, Stuart & Co.; 1 case, lloutledge, Kennedy & Co. (agents.)
TtiF. Panama Company's steamship Phoebe, Captain Kennedy, arrived he-e at 9 p.m. on Monday last, left the Queen-street wharf, Auckland, at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Experienced heavy easterly weather from passing Mercury Islands and strong southerly winds between the East Cape and Portland Island, arriving in port as above. We have to thank the purser for delivery of Auckland files. The Phcebo steamed for Wellington at 3 p.m. on Tuesdav, with the outgoing Suez mail. The Colonial (-overnment gun-boat Start, Capt. Fairchild, left Wellington at 9 p.m. on Sunday last, and airived in port at 9 p m. on Monday, having experienced rough weather throughout. Mrs Whitmore and the hon. J. C. Richmond \vcre fipassengers by her. No Wellington papers werß received by this opportunity. The Start steamed for Wairoa and Poverty Bay at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, —the hon. J. C. Richmond proceeding in her. The schooner Saucy Lass left Auckland for Napier via Mercury Ray on the 10th instant, and arrived in the roadstead at a late hour last night. She brings a cargo of sawn timber. The s.s. Stoym Bird, Captain Doile, left Wellington for this port at 2.20 p.m. yesterday, and may, therefore, bo looked for this afternoon. She will return to Wellington to-morrow evening.
The s.s. Wellington, Captain Holmes, may be expected to arrive from Wellington and Southern Ports on Sunday next, 24th inst., and will have early despatoh for Auckland, schooner Success was to leave Wellington for this port via the coast on Sunday last. The schooner Aurora, from Napier via Poverty Bav arrived at Auckland on the llth inst. She conveyed to that city the news of the fall of Ngatapa on the sth inst. II M.'s steam ram Blancho left Wellington for Wanganui fit Bpm.on Sunday last. The s.s Mataura arrived at Wellington, from Sydnev, at 4 p.m. yosterday. The clipper ship Queen Bee, Captain Leslie, arrived at Auckland on the Bth inst., after a smart passage of 99 days from the Downs, whioh she left on the Ist October, with 41 passengers and a large miscellaneous cargo, in company with the ship Wild Duck, for Wellington. During the voyage two of the passengers died, viz.:—Alex. Forgie, on the 12th November, of dropsy in the chest j and John Townneld, on the 7th December, of consumption. There were no births during the passage. The ship Siam, Captain W. Ashby, left Auckland for London direct on the 12th inst., with 67 passengers and a general cargo (inclusive of a large shipment of Thames gold) valued at £84,834 7s 3d. The Daily Southern Cross says:—" This, we believe, is the last time the good old ship Siam will visit these waters: but not so, we hope, with her commander, and we only trust that the next vessel he has in command may meet with that favor and support whioh has at all times been accorded to tbe Siam while in charge of Captain Ashby. We now wish Captain Ashby and his good ship a happy and prosperous voyage, and hope soon to see him and his new ship, the Siam, which he will next command, back to the waters of the Waitemata."
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 13, Issue 649, 21 January 1869, Page 2
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812Shipping Intelligence. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 13, Issue 649, 21 January 1869, Page 2
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