Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 13, 1 April 1867, Page 75

Shipping Intelligence.

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" • .. ‘aitktvai/s •' MARCH. , N 25.—Taran&ldj‘8.s., f Francis, from Southern Provinces.—Kinross & Co., agents, j ?1! 127 of the SofitK,s'.s!,!l47.tons, BendalL T i from Auchlana.—Watt Brothers/ agents.:•' ■•5 j u from Auckland,,', >,! 29.—Betsy, cutter, from Auckland.’ i / < : t \ j 29.—F011y, ketch, from Auckland/ "”"* i 80.—Lady cutter, from Auckland.: ~ t: r . SO.—Bittern, cutter, from'Auckland. <’ : •• . '■ 80.-s^Bx)'se, r cutter, from/Auckland. 80.—Mariner, schooner, from Andriand. ■ DEPARTURES. j/ 25 Taranaki, s.s., for Tauranga and Auckland 26 Jason, brigantine, for Canterbury j'' 26—Mahia, cutter, for Wairoa ! ‘ 26—Hero, ketch, for the Coast j; ; 26 Esther,Brigantine, for Wellington, via the Cpast_ _ ; •. .f '. 27—Saucy Xass, schooner,.for Auckland ' 1 : 27 — Success, schooner, for Lyttelton EXPEOTED ARRIVALS. , i: ;: Taranaki, sa, from Tauranga and hourly - - -- • • Lord Ashley, from South?—to-morrow. ; Kauri, schooner, fronr Auckland. ; Panel tn, ship, from Wellington. ■~l , - PROJECTED DEPARTURES.: Star of the.;South, for .Wellington—this day. \ Taranaki, for Southern Provinces—shortly after - arrival. V. Lord Ashley, for Tauranga and Auckland—3rd April : VESSELS IN HARBOR. Betsy, cutter, from Auckland via Waugapoa ■ iG'Bittern, cutter, from’Auckland.’.. Folly, kqtch, from Auckland. ' Lady Wynyard, cuttei, ; from Auckland. ~ schoouer, from Auckland. Ringleader, cutter,'from‘Auckland. . . Rose, cutter, from" Auckland. Star of the South, ; s.s.,‘ from' Anokland >

ENTERED INWARDS. • !■ MARCH. ’ . 24.—Star of the' South, s.s., 147 tons, Bendall •' from. Auckland, .with; 1 lihd, 35 hags sugar, 3,o.Cases* ,• J c “e cigars, 56 half bhds vinegar, Watt.Brothera ’ 9 packages merchandise, 1 gun case, Boe; 4 packages merchandise,- 1 package. Gully; 8 packages, Kinross & Co.; S.cases, chicory, Neal: & Close- 3 . cases ironmongery, 6 dozen spades, Peacock >& Co.; 1 sewing machine, Sim; I hale corks, Bow;man ;10 casks seeds, 10 bags guano,'2 parcels, 12 :-hags hone,dust,.Watt Brothers; r bale-71 cask merchandise, James Wood: 1 wagonette, Watt - .Brothers; 1 cask vinegar, 1 cask sugar, 5 boxes ' 'soap, 1-box-pegs, 1 box-sanees, l eask carh. soda. 2 hales merchandise, P. Sutton; 1 bale, 20. cases biscuits, Stuart & Co.; 3 bales paper, James Wood • 2 dozen shovels, 1-dozen- pannikins, Peacock & Co.; S. cases saddles,. Holder; .25 tons flour, Watt Brothers 4 gunnies sugar, 2 reams paper' J package black lead, Ngsl * dose; ■■ 1 case, Wi?liigley - l bale,' I'package 'leather, Touef; 3 cases vestas Barry; 1 case vestas, Donelly; i com-sheller and wheel, Sealy; 65 packages iron and steel <1 keg washers. Siglersl : horse, 120 sheep, Donelly--5 tons flour, Kinross & Co.; 6 tons flour, Newton Irvine * Co. ; 4 tons flour,-Watt Brothers ; 2-pack-ages drapery, Bobinson & Co.; 1 horse, M'Hardy • 3 rams, G. Bichardson; 1 case and 1 hale, Cosgrove & Bowes. Passengers—Mrs Campbell, Mrs Wagstaff, Mrs Jones, Messrs Donelly, Campbell Teas dale, Jervis, and 2 in steerage.—Watt Bros ’ agents. 29.—Ringleader, cutter, 26 tons, Moses, from Auckland, 20,000 feet timber, and ,15 Maoris Kinross & Co., agents.

- CLEARED OUTWARDS. MARCH. - 25.—Mahia, cutter,.2o ,tons, Baxter, for Wairoa, with 60 hags flour, 10 bags biscuit, 23 bags sugar, 2 tea, 10 hags rice, 1 package tobacco, 2 kegs fish, Kinross & Co,; 2 tea, 50 bags flour, 8 mats isugar," Boutledge, Kennedy & Co.;; 2 boxes soap, 1 case oilmen's stores, 4 tea, 2 trussed drapery,.Atwood;..and a quantity of household furniture, Phoenix.—Kinross and Co., 27.—-Saucy Lass, schooner, 38 tons, M'Kenzie, for Auckland via Bay of Plenty, with 1 ton flour, 1 ton potatoes.—Master, agent, r

We have had quite a fleet, of of smell craft from the North since ou'r-last issue, viz:— ..Ringleader,3etsy, Bittern,JEtose..and. Lady Wynyard, cutters; Mariner” schooner (for the safety of which fears had beementertained); and Folly, ketch, _ JlMteiy'we jsqMtitute the bulk , of.the .cargo of these vessels. ” * r “*" , South <leffc Auckbmd at;'B 'a.iri., the 23rd inst.; proceeded 'to-ihe'. Tamaki and took in 8 horses and 150 Rams and proceeded on the voyage at 1 pan..the.same dqy.-. Had heavy.E.N.E. gale and thick weather, attended with rain, in the Gulf. At 7 p.m. anchored in Cabbage Bay. At. 8 a»m!, on/ tne 24thj. weighed, and proceeded on theivoyage. .On rounding Cape Colville had very heavy head sea at S p.m.; the weather Btijl ' threatening, putrinto Great'Mercury Island at j 6 ( .p.m. the same. day.; weather .looking -better, weighed and proceeded,qii.the,voyage. - ;Had.light southerly weather-’to- 'East ‘ Cape, - which wds rounded at 4 p.m. on the' 25th ; shortly after, mte a'.strong souther,Tatteuded with rain; ahd heavy sea, which continued .until off Portland Tslapdi; passed through Portland ■ Island passage, at 3.30 p.m. on the 26th,, and arrived,dm the Bay at/lb p.m. : The b.s. Taranald, due Here yesterday, had not ' made her appearance' up to the hour of going to press this morning. • - n . » . ; ... ;■. The;s.s. Lord Ashley.is due herefrom Southern 5 'Provinces to-morrow (Tuesday), and is advertised , to. leave ,for Tauranga and Auckland at 2 p.m. dn , Wednesday, Brd:April. .. , 4 '.‘ ; j 4 The schooner Kauri, front Aucklaiid,. with! ;a ( cargo frqur.fransshipped' ex'the schopner'VisJ tula, *fronr J Syaney, k 'inay l now 'her looked for, she having sailed for this port on the 22nd ult. :. ■ The s.s. Star of the South leaves for . Wellington -rdaring-the-course of theTday. e; . ‘ T : ’ r