Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1547, 3 February 1874, Page 102

Shipping Intelligence.

PORT AHURIRI. ARRIVALS. JANUABY. 30—Fairy, s.s., 32 tons, Campbell, from Moeangiangi 30—Clematis, ketch, 76 tons, Pulman, from Auckland 31—Opotiki, schooner, 32 tons, Harris, from Poverty Bay FEBRUABY. I—Manawatu, p.5.,85 tons, Griffiths, from Wellington , 2—Queen fit the North, barque, 658 tons, Dice, from London DEPARTURES. JANUARY. 30—Fairy, s.s., 32 tons, Campbell, for Moeangiangi 30—Maid of Otago, schooner, 65 tons, . Bain, for Havelock 30—Mary Ann Hudson, ketch, 14 tons, Rush, for Wairoa 31—Queen Bee, ship, 726 tons, Burch, for London FEBRUABY. 2—Forest Queen, ketch, 60 tons, 50 tons, Doble, for Mangatiti PASSENGER LIST. INWABDS. In the Opotiki—Messrs Cooper, Levy, M»ss, Suter, Walker, and another In the Manawatu—Col. and Mrs Herrick and child. Hon. Mr Tollemache, Mrs Gore, Mr and Miss Begg, Master Schulrze, Master Brandon, MessTS Begg, Conway. Harrison, Levin, Proctor, Robertson, Koskill, Samuels, Sladen. and Solomon In the Queen of the North—Miss Herbert and 220 Government immigrants OTJTWABDS. In the Fairy—Mr and Mrs P. Dinwiddie In the Queen Bee—Mrs Fleming, Miss Welch, Messrs A. Bryson, and H. Watson EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Columbia, schooner, from Mercury Bay Helen, brigaatine, from Newcastle Invererne, ship, from London Mary Ann Hudson, ketch, from Wairoa Mercury, cutter, from Mercury Bay Swordfish, brigantine, from Hobart Town Pacific, schooner, from Auckland Start, cutter, from Poverty Bay VESSELS IN HARBOR. Atalanta, schooner, from Mercury Bay Bella, s.s., from Arapawanui Clematis, ketch, from the coast Fairy, s.s., from Moeangiajgi Manawatu, p.s., from Wellington Opotiki, schooner, from Poverty Bay Queen of the North, barque, from London Rangatira, s.s., (repairing) Three Brothers, ketch (lightering) Una, s.s., from Mohaka Hero, schooner (laid up) Greenwich, cutter PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Atalanta, schooner, for Auckland, to-day Fairy, s.s., for the coast, to-day Manawatu, p.s., for Poverty Bay, to-day ♦ The S.S. Fairy, Capt. J. Campbell, steamed for Moeangiangi on Friday morning, with two passengers and a quantity of telegraph material, and returned to port the same afternoon. The ketch Clematis, Oapt. Pulman arrived in port on Friday, from Auckland, with a full general cargo. The schooner Opotiki, W. Harris, master, from Poverty Bay, arrived on Saturday afternoon, with a full cargo, consisting of 371 bags grass seed, and other produce. The p.s. Manawatu, Capt. J. Griffiths, armed in port from Wellington early yesterday morning, and will leava for Poverty Bay this morning. The Immigrant barque Queen of the North, Capt. Dice, arrived in the Ahuriri roadstead yesterday morning. The immigrants came on board the vessel on the 14th October; the ship was detained three days in the docks, and afterwards detained at Gravesend; finally getting to6eaonthe 21st. She had a tolerably fair passage throughout, crossing the line on the 30th November. Sighted New Zealand on the morning of the 29th January; passed through Cook's Straits on the 30th; rounded Cape Palliser on Saturday the 31st, and, meeting with head winds, beat about all Saturday and Sunday, arriving as above. She brings 220 immigrants in all, including 34 Danes. There was one birth and three deaths during the voyage. The ship Queen Bee. Captain T. L. Burch, sailed for London direct on Saturday night, the 31st January, with a cargo valued at £69,018. This is the second wool ship of the season, the Excelsior having been the first. The following are the particulars of her manifest:—2,2os bales, and 29 quarter-bales wool, 21 cases tallow, 7 bales leather, 1 bale hogskins, 2 bales pieces, 1 case (piano), 2 cases, and 1 box personal effects, 3 bales items, valued at £49,798, Kinross and Co.; 183 bales wool, valued at £3,650, Stuart and Co.; 29 bales wool, valued at £SBO, Newton, Irvine and Co.; 594 bales wool, 1 bale skins 42 casks tallow, valued at £12,194, Watt Brothers ; 16 bales wool, 3 packages personal effects, valued at £533, Routledge, Kennedy and Co.; 126 bales wool, valued at £2,363 Edward Cook. The total amount of cargo being, 3,153 bales and 29 qr. -bales wool, 42 casks and 21 cafes tallow, 4 bale 3 skins, 7 bales leather, 1 bale hogskins, 2 bales glue pieces, 1 piano, 1 box, 2 cases, and 3 packages personal effects, the whole being valued as above. In addition to the cargo, the Queen Bee took away four passengers as per list The ketch Forest Queen took her departure for Mangatiti yesterday morning, in ballast. She will return to Napier with a cargo of timber.