Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 853, 28 October 1870, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

Port Ahuriri, Latitude, 39 deg. 28 min. 44 sec S. j longitude, 176 deg. 50 min. 10 see. E. guntfsp and Sunset To-morrow-r-lfrse, 52; »et,6.25. ...-..' Phase of the Moon—First Quarter, on the 31st October, at 7.40 p.m. Pigb Water Slack To-morrow,— Morning, 10.45 j Eyening, 11.5 ARRIVALS. OCTOBER. 27—Keera, s.s., from Auckland via "Poverty #nd Tologa Bays 28—Canterbury, schooner, from Ljttejtou DEPARTURES. OCTOBEE. 28—Mary Ann, brigantine, for Newcastle PASSENGER LIS?. \ '■'■" '' " ' INWARDS. In the Keera—Mr Watt, Mr De Mojdrey, and S others EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Asterope, ship ? from London via Auckland /100 days out) Challenger, ship, from L, on don vja Nelson (now at latter port) Keera, s.s., from Auckland Lord Ashley, s.s., from Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedinj about the 30th instant Luna, p.s., from Wellington Maggie, brig, from Dunedin via Lyttelton Mary Ann Hudson, schooner, from Porangahau Meteor, schooner, from Auckland via the jßoast VESSELS IN PORT. Capterbury, schooner, from Lyttelton Esther, brigantine, from Wellington via the coast Flirt, brigantine, from Auckland Greenwich, cutter (lightering) Hero, schooner, from Wairoa Mahia, cutter (repairing) Rangatira, 5.9., from Wellintgton Three Brothers, schooner, from Wairoa Why Not, ketch, from Wairoa PROJECTED DEPARrURES. Pi'E Welding-ton, Taranaki, and Manukau —Rangatira, this evening at 6 p'clock FpR Auckland—Keera, to-morrow evening at 6 o'clock; Lord Ashley, on or about the Ist November For Tauranga—■ Lord Ashley, on or about she Ist November Fob Wellington via Blackhead—Esther, brigantine, early Fob Wairoa —Hero, tomorrow; Three brothers, Friday ENTERED INWARDS. OCTOBER. 28 —Flirt, brigantine, 99 tons, M'Kenzie, from Auckland via Mercury Bay, with 70 fona prewood, 28,573 feet sawn timber, and 27.000 shingles, LtQuesne. —Master, agent. 28— Rangatira, s.s, 174 tons, Rennpr, from Wellington, with 1 case, 2 bales, 28 gunnies sugar, 2 casks nuts, Robjohns; 3 gunnies 1 bag, 1 case coffee, 1 half chest tea, Harding; 2 cages, 3 trunks, 1 barrel amm4pitiop, 5 cases kerosine, 2 cases hardware, Rathbone ; 4 cases, 72 jars vice, 1 pckg. peel,. 1 case sauce, 1 cask nuts, 1 case pickles, 20 pases kerosine, 2 cases drapery, Newton, Irvine and Co.; 14 drums soda, 20 cases keropine, 91 barrels resin, JNeal a<id Close ; 5 cases sago, \ case cigars, 1 case, 31 packages, 1 case (short shipped), 50 cases kerosine, 1 truss, fcStuart and Co. $ 1 qr cask-whiskey, 3 qr-casks yum, 1 octave wine, Firth ; 5 cases and 1 qrcask brandy, 3 casks ul*, order ; I half-tierce, 0 cases bsandy, 2 cases chairs, L package paper bags, 1 case vestas, 1 drum oil, 2 cases pipes, 2. cases bitters, 1 case sarsaparilla, 1 case soda, 1 case drapery, 1 pkg, Drower; 14 cases, 4 bales, 1 portmonteau, 6 crates, addressed ; 30 pases kerosine, William? ; 1 pkg, Wright; 1 ?arcel, Cummmgs ; 4 tanks malt, Watt Bros.; 0 camp ovens and covers, 1 case, 1 bundle shovels, 7 bars iron, 1 keg bolts, Lodder j 8 pases chairs, Dinwiddie; 1 trap, Mitchell; 12 pasks i-ulphur, Read ; 1 case arrowroot, 1 case phocolak', 2 cases salad oil, 1 case pickles, 2 pases pipes, 1 cask npts, 1 bale paper, 1 case drapery, 1 case, J. Neagle; \ case and 1 prcl grapery, O'Donnell; 1 case drapery, R »binson and Co.; 4 cases sarsaparilla, 2 oases (reaping machine), Kinross and Co.; 9 cases oilmen's stores, 1 case vestas, 1 jar acid, 1 bdl. clothes lines, 1 qr-crsk vinegar, 4 cases peas, Peacock and Co. ; 3 gunnies sugar, 1 bag, Manoy ; 2 pases, Brooken ; 2 cases drapery, N. Jacobs ; \ truck. H.'Williams 1 2 pkgs hay rakes, 4 phurns, 2 trucks, Tuxtord; 1 parcel, Union Bank of Australia; 1 parcel, Collins; 1 prcl, Batham j 1 case, 1 basket, Growing j 1 truss Lloyd.—Kinross and Co., agents. 28—Keera, s.s., Ipß tons, Bain, from Auck Ja.nd via Poverty and Tologa Bays, with 2 epup paps, 15 fire bars, 1 cock, 1 furnace bar, j case, I prcl pipes, 1 case glass, 1 pkg saws, 2 bdls tubs, 1 bdl riddles, 1 bdl shovels, 2 cases oil, I csse mustard, 1 case confectionery, 1 qrpask wine, 1 case chutney, 2 bales leather, 2 hoots, 8,6 kegs and 10 cqses nails, 21 pass, 4 casks, and 1 keg sundries, 4 cases axes, $ cases tomahawks, 1 case glass, 80 bdls iron, £7 lengths pipes, 1 keg fittings, 1 bdl buckets, 3 bdls spades, 62 coils rope, 1 case handles; 1 case stoves, 1 bale leather, 20 cases brandy, 1 tip kerosine, 12 doors, 4 pkgs doors, 7AOQ eefc prder j 1 trues, Schultz ; 2 pkgs, Sim ; £ bags 4 our > 3 P^S 9 woolpacks, 1 pkg sheep* B fcins, Campbell } 1 roll leather, Cosgrove j 1 paper parcel, Higgins ; 1 paper parcel, 6 pkgs, Woodj 1 paper parcel, M'Kay j 500 pipes, Peacock and Co, ; 1 case, 1 cask, order j 1 cask yuddie, 1 buggy, Watt Brothers (agents) CLEARED OUTW4RD& .' PPTOJREB. , 28—Mary Apn, brigantine, 134 tops, White, for New?a4le, \i\ ballast,~\\ r Brothers, Igentgj

The s.a. Keera, Captain J. Bain, arrived in port at 530 last evening She left Auckland Auckland at £0 p.m. on Monday, 24th inst, and rounded Cape At 4 a.m. the following day. At 7 a.m. on rounded the East Cape. At 2 p,m., arrived at Tologa Bay, and landed cargo. r Left at 4 p.m., and arrived at Poverty Bay at 8 p.m, landed passengers and left at 10 p.m. Went at half speed during the night and arrived at Wangawehi at 4 o'clock yesterday morning. Left at 7 a.m., and at 9 a.m. passed between Portland Island and the main land. Arrived here as above, and entered the Iron Pot immediately; The Keera leaves for Auckland tomorrow, with a cargo .of live stock. The schooner Capt. from Lyttelton, arrived in the roadstead at 9 o'clock this morning, having been six days on the passage. She brings a large cargo of Invadstuffs, particulars of which will appear to-morrow. .The Canterbury will not, w « believe, be able to enter the Iron Pot until some departures take place. The brigantine Mary Ann took her departure for Newcastle, in Dallas' - , this morning.

The p s. pomeiang, hence tor Auckland via the Thames, on Saturday afternoon last, was sighted Jrom j;he s.s. Keera, off Cape 1 Colyille, on Tuesday morning. The p.s. kuna left Wellington for papier at 10.30 this morning. The s.s. Gothenburg, from Melbourne, arrived at £he Bluff at 6 o'clock last evening. We leapn that the s.s. Albion is likely soon to be placed on the trade between Auckland and Sydney, in lieu of the Hero. We are pleased to observe that "the Collector of Customs afc Taranaki has received instructions from the General G-oyernment to the effect that no cargo is to be landed or shipped from vessels at that port on a Sunday, nor are steamers (unless they have the English mail on board) to be entered or cleared on that day." This is certainly a step in the right direction.