Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 1, Issue 45, 4 November 1867, Page 273

Shipping Intelligence.

7 • PO R T O P NAP IE R. ' • > -*/• ARRIVALS. . «■ -• *. ,‘OCti'OSE&i j'j i' v 29—John Bunyan, 'barque, from London via , Wellington; t, 29 Annie, schooner,; from Mohaka 30— Lord Ashley, 8.5., from Southern Ports •' • : NOVKMBEE. ■- 1 — -Wellington, a.s., from ; Tauranga and Aucklann ' - t - V 2—Star of the South, sa; from Poverty Bay and . Auckland- v \ / 2—-Hero, schooner.from Waikokopu DEPARTURES; OCTOBEB. 80—Dunedin, schooner, • for Dunedin via Picton 30—Lord Ashley, s.s., for. Tauranga and Auckland ’ r ' •; S-NOVBMBKE. 2 Wellington, s.s., for Southern Provinces TESSELS EXPECTED. Ahuriri, s.s., from .Wanganui (with troops) . . . Betey, cutter, from Poverty Bay and Auckland * Eohunga, ship, from London via Dunedin Hero, schooner, from Waikokopu * Lord Ashley;. s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland '7 ' ' —Thursday, 14th November Munwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Onward, schooner, 1 (new), from Auckland Ringleader, cutter, from Wellington ■. Saucy Lass, schooner, from Auckland Success, schooner, from Auckland via the Coast VESSELS IN HARBOR. Annie, schooner, from Mohaka Dolphin, cutter, from Wairoa Grayling, cutter, from'Wairoa (repairing) John Bunyan, barque, from London via Wellington Maggie, brig, from Hobart Town Mahia, cutter, from Wairoa Star of the South, s.s., from Auckland PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foa Waiboa—Dolphin, cutter, this day Poverty Bey —Mahia, cutter, this day ENTERED INWARDS. OCTOBER. 28—Dunedin, schooner, 66 tons, Stewart, from Dunedin, with 224 bags sugar, 493 bags flour, 356 bags oats, Kinross ft Co.; 377 bags flour, 345 bags oats, Watt Brothers; 45 bags oats, Stewart.—Master, agent. 30—John Bunyan, barque, 521 tons, Allen, from London via Wellington, with 29 bales, 7 cases 6 qr-casks whiskey, 400 bags salt, 5 barrels colza oil 20 qr-casks brandy, 60 cases geneva, 10 qr-easks rum, 60 cases old tom, 50 cases candles, 22 qrcasks wine, 20 cases bitters, 10 chests, 26 halfchests, and 6 packages tea, 5 barrels currants, 20 cases muscatels, 35 drums oil and turps, 50 qrcasks vinegar, 50 cases brandy, 16 casks oatmeal, 10 cases split peas, 20 casks rice, 11 cases mustard mid starch, 20 boxes pipes, 33 cases oilmen’s stores Watt Brothers; 3 boxes, Newton, Irvine & Co. • 80 bundles, 2 bags, Pearce Brothers; 1 case hardware, order; 11 bundles iron, 6 iron gates, 133 coils strand, 1 case, Williams; 12 cases coffee, 4 cases chicory, 6 cases pepper, 5 cases arrowroot, 5 cases mustard, 2 cases, 1 case spice, 2 cases blue 1 case ginger, order; 150 cases stout, Watt Brothers ; 2 cases, address; 4 cases whiskey, Cinter • 5 cases printing materials, Wood; 50 cases raspberry vinegar, order; 3 bales woolpacks, order; 2 boxes, address; 1 box, address; 2 boxes, 7 cases, 1 bundle, 1 case, 1 bag, order; 1 box. address; 2 cases, Tuxford; 2 packages, 1 box, Spay; 1 case, Brathwaite; 6 cases, 4 casks, 11 Kegs, 1 case, 5 casks, 6 drums, 4 drums, Williams; 2 casks, 1 package, 1 case, Brownlee; 2 cases piaster, Stuart 6 Co.; 30 coils wire, Gibson; 28 tons coal, Watt Brothers. Passengers—Mrs Allan and child, Mr G. W. Gray.—Watt Brothers, agents. ' 30.—Annie, schooner, 17 tons, Hamilton, from Mohaka, 'with. 300 bushels maize, 2 cwt. bacon, Kinross & Co.; 1 cwt. bacon, Knowles; 1 cwt. bacon, Reardon.—Routledge. Kennedy and Co - agents, < . * 30—Lord Ashley, s.s., 293 tons, H. Worso, from Southern Ports, with 1 case, 3 trunks, Blbby; 5 cases, 1 truss, 3 trunks, Rathbone; 2 cases, Sutton; 66 bars and 14 bundles iron; 4 iron plates, 1 cask horseshoes, 1 pkg flies, Macfarlane and Garry; 1 parcel, Union Bank of Australia; 1 case, Slater; 1 pckg plants, J.Harding; 1 parcel, Adams; 1 box. Canning; 1 pkg, Le Quesne; 1 case, Buchanan; 2 bales, Wood; 30 kegs herrings, order; 1 parcel, Carlyon; 2 cart wheels, Rhodes; 2 cases, 2 bales, etjdon, Irvine and Co; 5 cases, 3 bales drapery, half-tierce .tobacco, 1 parcel, 8 gunuies sugar, 1 pkg glassware, 1 paper parcel, Routledge, Kennedy and Co.; 6 cases, 5 trun'ks, 4 chests, 6 half-chests, and 17,boxes tea, 5 cases,. 20 gunnies .sugar, 1 bundle boards, Neal and' Close; 1 case, 1 box, Stuart and Co; 1 case glassware, 2 stove bricks, 50 cases oil, Williams; 1 pkg, 2 dogs, Watt Brothers; 6 pckgs, Ormond; 5 half-chests tea, 33 pckgs, 2 cases marble, 5 kegs nails, 1 case saddles, Kinross and Co.; 1 parcel, Hunter; 1 parcel, Worgan. Passengers, —Captain, Mrs, and Miss Inglis, Mrs Fleetwood and child, Miss Johnstone, Mrs M’Lean, Mr and Mrs White/Mr Duncan and servant, Mr R. H. and Miss Duncan, Messrs Roy, Baigent, Stuart, Axup, Raynes, Farur, Mrs Jennings.—Routledge, Kendedy and Co., agents. NOVEMBER. 2—Wellington, s.s., 290 tons, Holmes, from Tauranga and Auckland, with 1 bath,'Kinross & Co.; 5 cases fruit, Oaulton; 4 pkgs medical comforts, 8 cases, 3 casks, 28 pkgs. 10 bales, 8 trussels, 10 table bedsteads, 14 heads, 14 feet, and 28 side irons for bedsteads, 1 case stationery, 15 cask 6 salt pork, 22 bags biscuita, 3 boxes candles, 1 box comforts, and a quantity of bavgage, Commissariat; and sundry cargo for. Southern Ports. Passengers—(saloon) Miss Armstrong, Miss Stephens, Miss Peacock, Mr and Mrs A. Browne, Mr O. O. Mann, Mr Graham, and 6* for South; (steerage) Constable Llewellyn and Prisoner Curtis, Mr Maclntyre, Mr Joseph Drumm, Sergeant and Mrs Jones, Sergeant Hern ' Private Dans; and 3 for the South.—Kinross and Co., agents. . 2r-Star of the South, s.s., 147 tons, W. Bendall, from Poverty Bay and Auckland, with (ex warehouse) 2 qr-casks brandy, 5, cases -whiskey, 1 qrcask wine, 2 qr-tierces tobacco, 1 qr-cask rum, 16 cases brandy, 6 cases geneva, 1 box tobacco,-50 mats sugar, 9 qr-casks brandy; (transhipped.ex Siam, from London) lO cases saddlery, 8 packages luggage; _ (free goods) 6,000 caps (under Arms Act), 1 case acid, 1 hale corks, 5 cases and 4 hales drapery, 89 bars, 29 bundles, and 4 plates iron, 100 fire, bricks, 2 cases, 33 packages, 1 Case,' 60 sacks, 120 bags flour, 3 cases, 1 bale, 2 boxes tobacco, 10 boxes soap, 1 case, 10 casks, 12 cases, 3 boxes soap, 8 trunks boots, 3 cases kerosine, 1 case vestas, 67 sacks malt, 2 pockets hops, 20 boxes soap, 29 pkgs merchandise, 6 bundles spades, 1 pckg harness, 22 packages groceries, 8 boxes soap, 26 mats and 12 hags, sugar, 3;cases, 1 parcel, 8 drums oil, 10 casks oranges, 1 bundle shovels, 3 bundles scythes, 1 pan, 1 pckg sashes. Passengers—Messrs. Jeffcote, • Busby, and Robottom; 3 in steerage, and 17 im- - - migrants per ship Ida Ziegler, from London.—Watt Brothers, agents; ' M 7' ; . . * 2—Hero, schooner, 20t6hs,.Campbell,'froin Waitroa and .-Waikokopu,-with 14 bales wool, order; - 100 bags maize, Richardson; 2 boxes personal ef- . fects, Toogood. Passengers—2 Maoris.—G; 33. G. - Richardson, agent. ■ ;i:-- ~ , ; . CLEARED OUTWARDS.' 1 f ’■ OCTOBER . 30—Lord Ashley, s.s.; 296 tons, Worsp, for Tauranga : and; Auckland, ;with original, cargo from Southern Ports. ■ Passengers^—Mr Johnstone, Miss Bath.—Routledge; Kennedy and Ob., agents; r : ; ■ 30.—Dunedin, schooner, 66 tons, ;Stewart, for Dunedin, via Picton, in ballast.—Master, agent. .. ... . NOVEMBEE.-'t ' • " '

I—Dolphin, cutter, 17 .‘tons, Bchon,Tor Wairoai with miscellanooua cargo. Passengers—Mrs Ormond,, family, andservant, Mrs Sohonvand2 children, Mr Atward and. 4 Brothers; agents. 1 . , ■ . ;■ - -v-'.-.iV.

; sa., 290 tons, Holmes, for Southem.Provihces, with (for Lyttelton) 1 camera pkg, Routledge & Co. r (for Otago) 1 case; Withers and Rudman; 2. cases wine, Kinross ft .00.- , Passengers —Miss L. Bilteey, Mr A Higgins.—Kinross and 00., flgttnta. ' ■ • r •/; ■ -.ji

i ARRIVAL OE THE WELLINGTON. The N.Z.S;N. 60.'8 s.s! Wellington; Oapfe P/Holmes. left Auckland at 3-20 p.m. on trie SOthOetober; arrived at Tauranga on the 31st;'at 9.30 am; at 12.30 p.m, the same day, -left for Napier—arriving at 6.40 p.m. bn Friday, lst-Noveraher. .From Tauranga experienced strong 1 S.E. wind, \rith heavy swell. ; Passed a steamer, at 6 p.m. on, the 31st ultimo, in the Bay of Plenty, 25 miles to the westward of Cape Runaway, supposed to "be the Lord Ashley. ■ ~ •» , The Wellington steamed southwards, with the English Mail via! Panama:, on Saturday afternoon, about 1 p.m. ' - ■,

ARRIVAL OP THE STAR OF THE SOUTH. The s.s. Star of South, Captain Bendall, left Auckland on Tuesday, 29th October, at 9 p.m.; had light winds and fine weather to White Island, which was passed at 3 p.m. ou the 30th; from thence to the East Cape, had a strong S.E. gale and thick weather, attended with heavy rain. - At midnight, ..anchored at Kawakawa for shelter. Strong gale with heavy squalls throughout the 31st. On the Ist November, weather more .moderate ; at 4 am. weighed anchor and proceeded on the voyage;■' Had heavy sea along the coast, and arrived at -Poverty Bay at 6 p.m. the same day. Landed Archdeacon Williams, Mrs Williams, and family, and 1 left’ for Napier immediately afterwards, arrving in the Iron Pot at 8 a.m. on the 2nd November. "

ARRIVAL OF THE LORD ASHLEY. The Panama Company’s steamship. Lord Ashley. Captain Worsp, with the European Mails via Suez and Panama, arrived in harbor at 4 p.m.’yesterday, he left Port Chalmers at 5 p.m. on the 26th Oct., and arrived at Lyttelton on the'27th at 3 p.m.; left at 5-30. p.m., and arrived at Wellington on the 28th at 12*45 p.m.; left Wellington Wharf at 3 p.m. on the 29th, and arrived here as above, leaving for Tauranga arid Auckland at. 6 'p.m. We have to thank the purser, Mr H. Pennell, for full files of Southern journals.- ■ ' . ; :

ARRIVAL OF THE DUNEDIN. The schooner Dunedin, Captain Stewart, from Dunedin, with cargo - of flour, oats, and sugar, (as per imports), arrived in port at 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 27, after a good run of six days. She left Dunedin on Monday, October 21, and had fine weather as far as Castle Point, on Saturday. That night experienced in full force the heavy-westerly gale which has prevailed here for the past three weeks. Arrived in the roadstead as above, and entered tbe Iron Pot on Monday morning. ARRIVAL OF THE JOHN BUNYAN. The favorite Aberdeen clipper barque' John Banyan, Captain Alien, arrived in harbor on Tuesday afternoon last. She left Wellington light-house at noon on Sunday, 27th October. Experienced strong S.W., W., and N.W. winds throughout, with low (but latterly rising) barometer. She was off Cape Kidnappers early on Monday morning, but was unable to make the anchorage until 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 29th October. The John Bunyan arrives in port in a remarkably clean and orderly state. She brings upwards of 100 tons of cargo for this port, after the discharge of which she will load wool for the English market,—being guaranteed to leave in time for the May sales. MISCELLANEOUS.

The Hero. —The schooner Hero, Campbell, master. left Wairoa on Friday, 25th October, and arrived at Waikokopu the same night. Took in 14 bales wool, hut owing to heavy weather could not get away until Wednesday last, on which day she left. Experienced ’strong southerly wind, which caused Campbell to seek the friendly , shelter of Long Point, where she brought up the same night. Left on Friday morning, with N.E wind, which carried her as far as Wairoa; wind then came on light from the southward, which continued all night. Iu the morning wind veered to the westward. Arrived in port at 10 a.m. on Saturday. The schooner Saucy Lass left Auckland for Napier via Mercury Bay on the 28th ult., with sawn timber and shingles. The new schooner Onward has. completed her loading alongside the ship Ida Ziegler, and sails to-day for Napier.—Southern Cross, October 30. The schooner Success will sail for the East Coast and Napier, and the cutter Betsy for Poverty Bay and-Napier, with, passengers and cargo, in a few days. Both vessels are loading at the Customhouse Wharf.—lbid.

The schooner Annie, Hamilton, master, arrived on Tuesday last, from Mohaka, with a cargo of maize and bacon

The schooner Dunedin, Stewart, master, sailed for Dunedin via Picton on Wednesday, in ballast. The s.s. Wellington is due here from Tauranga and Auckland to-morrow, and will steam for Southern Provinces, with the English Mail via Panama, on Saturday, 2nd November. •The clipper ship Star of Tasmania arrived at Port Chalmers on the 14th inst., after a good passage of 95 days from Gravesend, . The cutter St. Kilda, Burr, master, arrived at Wellington on the 24th October, having left Napier on the 15th.

> The Wellington Independent, 26th-Oct..' says : The Government steamer St. Kilda, Captain Fox, arrived from the Chathams at half-past ten o’clock last night. She sailed from Napier on''the 12th October, and with the aid of a strong north-wester made a splendid run- across of 52 hours., Having landed stores, &0., she sailed for Wellington at noon on Sunday last (the 20th), again experiencing strong N.W. winds throughout the passage. At midnight on Thursday , the vessel was off Cape PalUser, but it blew so hard that Capt. Fox found it necessary to stretch across to the Kaikouras,' and could not get into harbor till the time indicated. Captain Fox speaks of the weather having been very severe. When 65 miles east: of CapeT alliser a piece of wreck was picked-np, apparently a portion of the stern' of a small vessel; with a watercloset attached/- The wood was kauiri pine, and had been painted.. There were no- marks to show to what vessel the wreck .had belonged. It had evidently been’in the 'water some tiine, as it was covered with barnacles. ; The St; Kilda brings several Maori passengers, and one or -two men -belonging to the guard on- the islands. When .she left the Chathams, all was quiet there. ’ We believe’it is intended to fit up the vessel at.once for a surveying expedition on the West Coast; : The s.s. Beautiful Star, Captain.Cbrisp, put in hereon Thursday evening. She sailed froin Dunedin at 2.o’clock on Tuesday afternoon, experienced fine, weather, until reachingßanks’ Peninsula, and strong head winds during the remainder of her passage.—Wellington Independent, 26th Oct. The New Zealand Times, 23rd October, thus notices, the arrival at Wellington of the ship Electra, Captain Mowlem, from London This fine vessel made her appearance yesterday morning for the second time in these waters; after a quick passage of 85 days from land. The' Electra was off the Heads ;on Friday test, hut during the strong nor’wester which prevailed, was blown off shore witl the loss, of - a wholo suit of sails. The Electra has onborirff some very fine rams, consigned to Messrs Moore and. Guthrie. Mr Bcarth, a passenger,-has brought a fine draught entire, which, considering thelong voyage, is in capital condition. ’