Arrivals since the last publication.
Harbour Master's Office, Ist March, 1849. Russell, Chapman, from Hokianga, with potatoes. Hercules, Ngapuhi, from Bay of Islands, with fruit. Thomas, Southgate, from Mauhurangi, with timber. New Zealander, Even, from Wakatanc, with pigß and potatoes Whim, —>-, from Bay of Islands, with bark. Highlander}, Natives, from Tauronga, with pigs aid potatoes. Sir J. Franhlin, Pringle, Hawke's Bay, oil and wheatEdward, Cook, from • Bay of Island), with sundry goods. Vivid, Ellis, Irom Coromnndel Harbour, with timber. Di)ve, Dixon, from Bay of Plenty, with potatoes. Coasters' Queen, Natives, from Maketu, with potatoes. Thomas Nixey, Bruce, from Bay of Islands, with timber. Rebecca, , from Wakataue, with pigs, potatoes, and onions. Alexander, Miller, from Coromaadcl Harbour, with timber. Penguin, Turner, from Wangaruru, with pigs and potatoes. Providence, Natives, from Opotoki, with potatoes. Foreign Traders, &c. 17th. Maukin, Hughes, from Sydney, with sundry goads. , 17lh. Emma, Knight, from Newcastle, New South Wales, wi f ,h cattle and horses. 20ih. Colonist, Marshall, from Sydney, with cattle and sheep. 21st. H. M' S. Fly, Captain Oliver, from a cruise. 23rd. Franklin, American bark, Cooper, whaling.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 5, 1 March 1849, Page 4
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182Arrivals since the last publication. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 5, 1 March 1849, Page 4
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