Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 14, Issue 715, 6 September 1869, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT OP AH URIEL ARRIVALS, . SEPTEMBER. 2—Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland 3—Dancing Wave, schooner, from Russell 3—Eangatira. s.s., from Southern Ports s—Mahia, cutter, from Wahoaand Kiui Kini DEPARTURES. SEPTEMBER. 2—Bouni-3 Lass schooner, for Pelorus Sound 2—Sturt. p.s„ for Wellington 3—Dunedin. schooner, for Picton 4—Star of the south, as., for the Thames s—Eangatira, s.s,, for Auckland EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Esther, brigautine, from Wellington via coast Keera,s.s., fro u the West Coast Muriwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay Eangatira, s.s., from Auckland, on or about the 12th in?tant E. T. Turnbull. ship, Gumming, from London (loading) Star of the South, s.s, from Auckland Wild Duck, ketch, from Auckland VESSELS IN HARBOR. Dancing Wave, schooner, from Russell Gli.npse, cutter, from the coast Greeuwich, cutter, from Wairoa Hero, schooner, from Wairoa (repairing) Maggie, oris, 230 tons. Arnold, from Sydney Mahia, cutter, from Wairoa Undaunted, ship, 866 tons, Grierson, from Londoa via Qtago PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For PrcTON—Dancing Wave, to-morrow (Tuesdav) Wellington —Eangatira, about 13th instaut PASSENGER LIST. INWARDS. In the Star of the South —Mr M'Kenzie In the Raiigatira—Miss Martin, Miss Jackson, Miss Green, Colonel Whitmore, Messrs Hood, Locke, Grey, and Stokes, lareiia, and four other Maoris In the Dancing Wave—Mrs Galbraith In the Mahia—Three Maori women OUTWARDS. In the Star of the South—Messrs Evans and Brown In the Eangatira—Mrs Williams, Mrs Dyas, Messrs hobinson, Baxter, Wallace, Kirk, and Bennett ENTERED INWARDS. SEPTEMBER. 2—Star of the South, s.s., 161 tons, W. Bendall, from Auckland, with 3 ca>es fish, 1 case pickles, 1 case vinegar, Manoy; 1 parcel, Cha>uoers; 1 prcl, Williams; 1 wneel, Knowles; 1 pare. I, 12 > bars iron, 1 package, Watt Brothers ; 1 casj, Lssvrence ; 2 boxes, Bishop Williams ; 1 case saddlery, i canvass packages, 1 roll leather. Holder; t doz. spades, Tuxford; 1 roll leather, Wood; I case sundries, Canning; 1 stove, Captain Russell.— Watt Bros., agent. 4— Dancing Wave, schooner. 67 tons, Galbraith from Russell. Bay of Islands, with 10i tons coal, Watt Brothers. —Master, agent.

4—ltaugatira, s.s.. 175 tons, iienner, from Wellington. Lyttelton. and bunedin, witn 10 halfchests tea, 2 qr tierces, 30 packages sugar, Neal and Close; 3 eases ploughs, tuxford ; 6 eases lollies, 1 case juj iues, 10 cases, iU) half-boxes soap order j 4 casas, 5 qr-casks, Uoutledge, Kennedy and Co; 4 cases, 5 kegs, I drum, 1 bundle, itatlibone; 4 cases, 2 kegs, 1 bundle, 1 case, 1 pair bellows, 6 coulters. Tuxford; 3 cases, 1 keg, Kinro>s and Co; 4 cases, a churns, 4 ingots, 2 cases galvanised iron. 11. Williams; 3 cases. 15 lengths galvanised piping. Kinross and Co; lease, Peacock and Co; 20 boxes soap, Newton, Irvine and Co ; I bar. 4 boiler plates, 2 vices, 1 case ploughs, 2 pillars, 2 weighing machines, 2 b icks. i cask, 1 c>ise, 2 cases glass, 1 cask, I package, Uovlan ; i cases, l 1 bundle. SlLeod: 10 qr-casks, Watt Bros; 1 qr-cask. 110 l Johns; 31 cise*, 3 qr casks. 21 halfchests tea, Sutton; 4 half-chests Lea, Knowles; 4 half-chests tea, Peacock and Co; I parcel, Herrick ; 1 box. Union Bank ; 1 case drugs, Uowing ; 14 gunnies stuar, G sacks oats, Kinross & Co; I case drapery, Kobjohns; 26 packages ironmongery, Drower; 49 bars, 4 bandies iron, 3 packages ironmongery. Jones; 3j packages ironmongery, Rathboue; 4 packages ironmonger, Bibby; 7 packages ironmongery, II Williams; 10 packages ironmongery, Tuxford ; 4 package;ironmongery, Stuart and Co; « cases oilmen's stores sution; a lekgs drapery, O'Donnell; 6 half chests tea, 4 packages oilmen's stores, Knowles; 4 guallies sugar, Pea cock and C>; I pao.-.age drapery, 4J packages sun- \ dries. Eo. Johns ; 1 case herrings, Newton, Irvine! and Co; ii sacks biscuit, Neal and 010-e; 1 llax j nachiue, Kinross and Co; lease, Bank of New Zealand ; 2 tins, Wood ; 2 cases, Car i an; 4 bales, I ca<k, Officer commanding Aliliiia; 1 parcel,! llaudley; l truss, Lu.f; l p tekage hinges. Hill; 1 parcel, Bourke ; 1 bale, mutton; 1 tank malt, 18 nags ma t. Kinross and Co; 3 bundles spouting, 1 r ill zinc, 30 cases kerosiue, H. Williams; z cases, Ai-rahams; 1 case drapery, Neagle; l case drapsry, RoDinson and Co; 1 case drapery, Sutton; 1 bag seeds, >turm; 3 cases sundries, ordv.r; t keg drugs, 2 cases, Gowing; 2 ca>es, Roljolins; 14 cases, Kinross and Co. (agents.; CLEARED OUTWARDS. SEPTEMBER.

3 Dunodin. schooner, bti tons, J. Stewart, for Picton, in ballast.—Master, age t. 3—Mar of ttie South, s.s., itil tons, IV, Bendall. for the Thames, with <JB heL.d catt.e, Broadbeut und Cadman; do sheep, J. N, Williams. —Watt Brothers, agents, s—Uangaiira, s.s.. 175 tons, Tlenner, for Auckland with 1 case, I prcl. huts, Kuowles; i 4 cases pre erved meat, Chambers; 1 case, 1 trunk, order; d bales wool, lvJ casks tallow, 1 box luggage, 10 head catt.e, 206 sheep, Kinross & Co. (agents)

Arrival of the s.s. Star of the South. Thk favorite stock steamer Star of the South, Captain Bendall, left Napier at 9.30 a.m. on the 26th August; experienced fine weather to the East Cape, wliieli was rounded at 5 p.m. on the 27th ; from tlieace till arrival at Auckland, had strong N.W. and B.W. winds with heavy sea, arriving alongside the wharf at 4> p.m. oil the 28lh. Lett Auckland on the 31st, at 2 a.m.; experienced fine weather throughout the passage, and brought up in Ahiiriri roads at 2 a.m. on Thursday, Sept, 2, euteriug the Iron Pot the same afternoon. Discharged general cartjo, and took in a of cattle and sheep, steaming for the Thames at 2 a.m. on Saturday last, 4th iust.

Arrival of the schooner Dancing Wave. The schooner Dancing Wave, Capt. Galbraith, from the Bay of Islands, with 103 tons coal, consigned to Messrs. Watt Brothers, arrived in port on Friday last, after it good run of four d ys. She left Russell at 10 a.m. on the 30th ult., with light S. winds; rounded the East Cape at 8 a.m. on tiie 2nd inst., with fresh northerly winds; rounded Portland Island at 8 p.m. same day ; from thence till arrival in port had light northerly winds and fine weather. Dropped anchor in the roadstead at 8 a.m. on Friday last, 3rd inst., and entered the Iron pot at 4 p.m. Reports, passing a schoouer, supposed to be the Saucy Lass, off Poverty Bay at noon on tiie 2nd inst. The Dancing Wave will probably leave for Picton on discharge of inward cargo, Arrival of the s s. Rangatira. The New Zealand Steam Navigation Company's s,s. Kangatira, Capt. Renner, arrived in port on Friday afternoon, from Southern Ports. She left i'or* Chalmers # 2 u,m, on U» 28tk ult,; arrived.

at Lyttelton at 11 a.m. on the 2sfh ; left Lyttelton 'at 6 p.m. on the 30th, and arrived at Wellington .at 5 p.m. on the 3lst; left Wellington at 1.20 a.m. on tne 2nd September, and arrived in port at !3.15 p.m. on the 3rd. From Port Chalmers to Lyttelton, experienced fine weather ; from Lyttelton to Wellington, S. and N.W. winds with heavy sea; aud from Wellington to Napier fresh northerly winds. The Itangatira steamed for Auckland yesterday evening with cattle and sheep from this port. Arrival of the cutter Mahia. The cutter Mahia, D. Hamilton, master, left Napier for Wairoa on Thursday, 26th nit., with a full general cargo; arrived at Wairoa the next day; discharged received on board 300 bushels maize, and left for Kini Kini on Friday, 3rd inst.; arrived there the samp night; next day shipped 9 tuns whale oil, and left for Napier at 8 o'clock that night. Had fine weather throughout, aud arrived here at 1 p.m. yesterday. Cargo: 300 bushels maize, Watt 8r05..; 9tuns whale oil, liichardson. —Kinross & Co., agents. Miscellaneous. The p.s. Stirt steamed to the roadstead on Thursday morning, for the purpose of endeavouring to recover the Government moorings, lost at the time of the wreck of the ship Ida Zeia-ler last February. Dredging commenced about 10 o'clock, and was continued for about four hours, without, however, finding any trace of the sunken chain. The Sturt then returned to the Iron Pot, and at 10 o'clock the same night steamed for Wellington, where she arrived at 6 o'clock on Saturday morning. The brig Maggie was got under weigh on Friday last, aud brought inside as far as the entrance to the Iron Pot. The schooner Bonnie Lass sailed for Pelorus Sound, in ballast, on Thursday last. The schooner Dunedin sailed for Picton, in ballast, on Friday last. The brigantine Esther left Wellington on the 30th alt. (Monday last), for Castle Point and Napier, with a full general cargo.