Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 2, Issue 60, 24 February 1868, Page 49

Shipping Intelligence.

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ARRIVALS. . .. . FEBRUARY. - J£-£? mrir fc 8 - 8 -' from Wellington Cteopatra, p.s., from Wairoa 6 Poverty Bay &r&m'pt the South, 5.8., 161 tons, Bendali, from Auckland via Taturanga and Poverty Bay Colonial Government gun*boat, Fairphild, from Wellington ■ 22—Cleopatra, p.5.,21 tone, Palmer, from Wairoa ,28—Success, Bohooner, 68 tons, J Trimmer, from Auckland via Wangapoa , DEPARTURES. FEBRUARY. 17—Mnrlwai, schooner, for Uahia and Poverty . f ßay r . Ahuriri, as., 181 tons, Flower&ay, for Auck-

21—Cteopatra, p.s„ 21 tons, Palmer, for Wairoa •, ■ 22r—Sturt, Colonial Government gun-boat, Pair--child, for Opotiki - 23—Star of the South, s.s., 161 tons, Bendali, for .Tologa Bay

: • "VESSELS EXPECTED. Aburip, s.s., from Tauranga and Auckland—2Bth February Betsy, cutter, from Poverty Bay Coquette, schooner, frem Mercury Bay * Dolphin, cutter, from Auckland lord Ashley, s.s., from Southern Ports—Thursday, 27th February Maggie, brig, from Newcastle Matoaka, ship, from London via Canterbury Muriwai, schooner, from Poverty Bay Stueen, schooner, from Mercury Bay 5 aucyLass, schooner, from Kennedy’s Bay Star of the South, s.s., from Tologa Bay Taranaki, s s„ from Southern Ports—loth March "VESSELS IN HARBOR.

Annie, schooner, from Mohaka Cleopatra, p.s., from Wairoa Hero, schooner, from Mohaka and Wairoa Mama, cutter, from Poverty Bay Success, schooner, from Auckland via Wangapoa PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Tauranga and Auckland— Lord Ashley, s.s., Friday, 28th February Southern Ports— Ahuriri, s.s„ Saturday, 29th February Povjorxv Bay —Cleopatra, early PASSENGER LIST.

INWARDS. In the Cleopatra—Miss M-Carthy, Mr Cook, Mr Tyne, Mr Hammond, Mr Finlayson, Mr Lockwood, Sura and Miss Deighton, Mr Priest, Mr Priest, Mr Prentice, Toha.

In the Ahuriri—Miss Parker, Master Maney, Mr and Mrs Cartwright Brown, Mr and Mrs Gillespie, Bey. David and Mrs Bruce, Master Bruce, Messrs Cresswell, Boddington, Collins, and Franklin. In the Star of the South—Messrs Manning, J. Moses, W. Monaghan, and Elliot. In the Sturt—Hon. Colonel Haultain, Captain Hutton, and Mr Trail.

In the Cleopatra—Dr Lowe, and one native woman

_ • OUTWARDS. In the Cleopatra—Messrs Finlayson, Preece. Prentice, and Fl6teher. In the Star of the South—Eleven In the Sturt—The Hon. Colonel Haultain, His Honor Donald M’Lean, Esq., Captain Hutton, and 3 natives ' ■*

ENTERED INWARDS,

FEBRUARY. 16—Hero, schooner, 20 tons, Campbell, from Wairoa and Mohaka, with 200 bags maize, Richardson? 3 bales wool, Watt Brothers; 60 packages luggage, Corben.—Routledge, Kennedy and Co., agents.

20—Cleopatra, p.s., 21 tons. Palmer, from Poverty Bay and Wairoa, with 14 boxes apples, 13 bags potatoes, Palmer; 3 cases apples, Prentice; 12 cases apples, Karaitiana; 2 kits, fruit, Richardson; 10 sacks grass seed, Finlayson.— Routledge, Kennedy A Co., agents. 20— Ahuriri, s.s., 131 tons Flowerday, from Wellington, with 11 casks, 20 cases, 2 hales, 1 case arrowroot, 1 case bathbricks, 1 case corn flour, 1 case currie powder, 1 roll matting, Newton, Irvine and Co,; 20 cases, 6 4-casks, 2 4-casks, 14 gunnies sugar, 6 cases, 1 cask coaltar, 5 casks, Routledge, Kennedy and Co.; 40 cases, Order.; 1 case bathbneks, -2 casks currants, 1 case paste blacking. 1 case sauces, 2 cases salad oil, 6 boxes tea, 2 qr-casks vinegar, 1 cask whiting, l bale paper, I case sundries, 1 case lobsters, 1 pkge tea, 3 4-chests tea, 1 case chicory, Neal and Close; 1 cask blacking, 1 qrcask vinegar, 1 case washing powder, 1 case drapery, 20 cases, Peacock and Co.; 1 case bathbricks, I case salt, 1 case com flour, 1 case groceries, 1 case hair oil, 1 case salmon, 1 cask Epsom salts, 5 hags palt, 2 sacks salt, lease, l ease confectionery,*4 gunnies sugar, Robjohns; 1 case drapery Robinson and Co.; 1 paper parcel. Janisch; 1 bale leather, 1 parcel. 1 trunk, Reardon; 1 cask ware, 1 bath, 1 case glassware, 1 case drapery, 3 parcels, 8 bags sugar, Kinross and Co.; 12 hhds, 8 qr-casks, Webb; 12 bales grass seed, Mason; 29 gunnies sugar, 1 case arrowroot, 1 case blue, 3 case bathbricks, 1 case lobsters, 1 case maccaroni, 1 case vermicilie, 1 cask , almonds, 1 cask nuts, 1 case corn flour, Knowles; 1 box, Collector of Customs; 5 bales com sacks. Watt Brothers; 1 crate, 40 bags flour, 1 case drapery, 1 truss, Drawer; l cask blacking, 1 case corn flour, 1 case kippered herrings, 14 gunnies sugar, 1 pkge tea, 6 cases sardines, 1 pkge groceries, button; 1 case tumblers, 14 gunnies sugar. 4 3-chests tea, 1 case vinegar, 10 boxes, 1 drum , turpentine, 1 box blue, 40 bags flour, 1 case drapery, Bathbone; 1 truss drapery, Williams; 6 casks, M’Hrdy; lease glass, 2 cases drugs, Gowing; 4bdls • oakum, 1 keg paint, 1 doz. buckets, 6 cases sundries, 6 cases moselle, Routledge, Kennedy & Co.; 1 box, M'Lean; 2 cases drapery, Cadle and Blair.—Kinross and Co., agents. 21— Star of the South, s.s., 161 tons, W. Bendali, from Auckland, via Tauranga and Poverty Bay, with (ex warehouse and under bond) 1 box tobacco, Robjohns; 70 cases, Watt Brothers; (transhipped ex Maori, from London) 1 box merchandise, Miss Batham: 1 cask. Hawke’s Bay Club; 1 cue, Newton, Irvine and Co; 1 oase effects, Capt. Russell;. 2 cases merchandise, Miss Ogilvie; 23 stoves, btUßrt and Co; 1 boiler, 19 cases, J. W. Gowing; (duty paid and free goods) 3 bags coffee, 1 spring cart, Neal and Close; 1 cose drapery. Robinson and Co.; 4 iron ploughs, 2 dozen shares, 6 wooden ploughs, 1 weighing machine, 8 pkgs, Tuxford; 100 bags bran, 6 boxes soap, 97 bars and 13 bdlß iron, 2 casks seed, Watt Brothers; 1 bale corks,Robjohns; 16pkgs,Boylan; 1 door,Holt; 6 tons flour, 1 anvil, l pkgo, order.—Watt Brothers, agents. ..

, r CLEARED OUTWARDS. FEBRUARY. ' 20—Ahuriri. s.s., 131 tons, Flowerday, for Auckland. with original cargo from Southern Ports,— Kinross and Co., agents. - ; 21—Cleopatra, p.s., 21 tons, Palmer, for "Wairoa, . with 1 oase.dmgs, 2 prcls, Gowing; 3 hags salt, 1 box tea, 1 bag sugar, 1. parcel tobacco, Routledge, Kennedy and Oo; 2 /bundles spades, 1 ream paper, 1 csjxt sa\v, l bucket, 2 cases, Boylsn; 2 cases, 1 prcl. ~ X" case veatas/ Watt Brothers ;L box drapery, Newton, Irvine and Co.—-Routledge, Kennedy and Co. ’•figents.. . 32-rStax of.the South, s.s„ 161 tons, W. Bendali, fpr Tologa Bay, with lease, 1 cask, 1 demijohn, 1 tinpaint, l tin box, 1 case, 1 box soap, 1 pekg soda, S bags .salt, 1 case, 10100& bags flour, 5 mats sugar, l'bag Tice,' l drum oil/l oUum, l saddle, ! pkg, 1 ■ unsy2,caßeS| 5 tnuts, 14 bags seeds, 21001 b bags tea, l case, 1 box soap, 2 tin boxes 3 bags, salt, Shags flour, 4.bags salt, 1 qr- : Chest vea, 4 mate sugar, I pkg nails,' 1 case 1 parcel ; tobacoo.and 1,300 sheep.—Watt Brothers, agents,

The s.s. Star of the Bouth, Captain Bendali, arrived uport about. 2 a.m. ' 1 Abckland via Tanranga and Poverty Bay, bringing ffisaaaatag is? ©fsfreej> t $c t ,'ai»a eevrtal ■* -;-Aj

• The s.b. Ahuriri, Captain Flowerday, arrived in port about 6 p.rh. last Wednesday, with full geuerai cargo from Wellington. - ' ' ' _ Tbn Colonial Government gun-hoat Sturt, Capt. Fairchild, left .Wellington, at 7 am. on Thursday, and arrived here on Friday afternoon, having experienced N.W.'winds throughout.' She. steamed Torthe East Coast- on Saturday afternoon. , . “J® P- 8, Cleopatra, Capt. Palmer, arrived in- port 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday, from Poverty Bay and Wairoa. Her detention was caused by heavy southerly weather, from which she had to seek shelter tinder Long Point. She left again for Wairoa on Friday morning, with cargo and passengers, and returned to port on Saturday with 2 pa^Lensers ’ and a small quantity of fruit. The schooner Success, Captain Trimmer, left Auckland on the Bth inst., with cargo and passengers for wangapoa, whereshe arrived the next day. Took m timber, &c., for Napier, and was ready for sea on the 12th. but strong winds setting in, prevented her leaving until the 19th. - Made a good run of thirty hours to Portland Island, and has beon since then making port, arriving here at 2 p.in. yesterday. Strong westerly winds were experienced throughout. Cargo:—3B,ooo feet sawn Huber, 5, tons doors, sashes, &c. The schooner Muriwai sailed for Mahia and Poverty Bay on Monday last. She will take in a RuuukUy of whale oil at the former place. ?*? ip Matoaka arrived at Lyttelton on the iitli February, after a splendid passage of 86 days, ahe brought out a frill cargo and 130 passengers.