Harbour Haster's Office, 14th Feb., 1849. Arrivals since the last publication. Neptune, Reid, from Hawke's Bay, with oil Eliza, Ngaterangi, from Tauranga, with pigs and potatoes Nero, Ngaleawa, from Wakatane, with pigs and potatoes Victoria, Ngateawa, from Wakatane, with pigs and potatoes Maria, Ngateawa, from Wakatane, with pigs and potatoes Wakatane, Ngateawa, from Wakatane, with ,pigs and potatoes Children, Falconer, from Tauranga, with ballast Brotliers, Johnston, from Wangamumu, with timber Hazard, Ngatewhakane, from Maketu, with potatoes Robert, Ngatewhakane, from Maketu, with potatoes Thomas, Sullivan, from Maliurangi, with tim ber Edward, Cook, from Bay of Islands, with cattle Thomas Nexey, from Bay of Islands, with bark and tobacco Emily, Mair, from Wangarei, with ballast
John Wesley, Buck, from Feejee Islands, with ballast Susan, Wood, from Wellington, with sundry goods Deborah, llliss, from Sydney, with sundry goods
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 4, 15 February 1849, Page 4
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135Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 4, 15 February 1849, Page 4
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