SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 30, 14 February 1850, Page 4

SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Jan. 31—Dove, 20 tons, Hunt, from the Bay Plenty, with 3½ tons pork, 20 pigs, 4 tons, onions, 4 cwt. lard, 50 bushels wheat, 32 hams, 27 sides bacon. Feb. I—Sarah, 130 tons, Grant, from Newcastle to Kawau, with 140 tons coals, 40 sheep, and sundry merchandize. Fob. 1 —Alexander, 36 tons, Miller, from Matakane with 40 tons stone. Feb. I—Bon Acord, 17 tons, Quick, from Kawau, in ballast. Feb. I—Vivid, 26 tons, liitchin9, from Monganui, with 37 boxes, 1 packages tobacco, 21 casks black oil, lOOOlbs, biscuit, 6 wheat mills, 2£ chests tea. Feb. 4—Two Friends, 208 tons, Couitnay, from San Franeisco, California, with 5 puncheons rum, 138 kega nails, 55 boxes tobacco. Feb. 6—lra, 16 tons, Jeffries, from the Bay of Plenty, with 5 tons potatoes, and 2 tons onions. Feb. s—Yankee Notion, 10 tons, Nicholson, from the Bay of Islands, with 14 baskets peaches. Feb. s—Edward, 14 tons, M'Kinnon, from Russell with 1 bale cottons, 4 cases tobacco, 9 bags fruit, 9 baskets garlick, 1 case mills. Feb. 6—Julia, 30 tons, Robinson, from fllahurangi, with 40 tons firewood. Feb. G—Diana, 15 tons, Hopkins, fiom Taranaki to Manukau, with 30 casks pork, 6 kegs, 1 box butter, 2 bags oats, L bag onions, 80 bags flour, and 31 packages sundries. Feb. o—Torroa, 7$ tons,. Williamson, from Kawau in ballast; .—. ~ "4) ton*, Peppercorn, from Coromandel, with 40(J0 paliitt'sj /OOf ;ct timber, 1 winch, 2 coils cordagp'/ fS em ity casks. Ij | Feb. 9.—'William & James, l.Jj tons, Newman, from New Plymouth, with 13 kg»

. butter, 10 kits potatoes, 20 bugs bran, 41 bags flour and sundry merchandize, Feb. 10.—Hamlet, 420 ions, Wilson, from Sydney, with a general cargo of a'joils and 11 passengers. The Hamlet is) wnplii for California. I '' Feb. 11.—Eagle, 120 tons, Wright, from I.auncratoD, with flour and lun/bcr. DEPARTURES. Jan. 31—Gloucester, 297 tons, TardilT, [ut California with goods and passengers. Jan. 31—Hiver Chief, 159 tons, for California with goods nnd passengers. Jan. 31—Julia, 3(i ions, Robinson, for Mnliurangi, in ballast. Feb. I—BnnActcrd, 17 tons. Quick, for Kaw.iu, in hallnsi. Feb. I—Alexander,1 —Alexander, 36 tons, Miller, for the Hiver Thames, in balUsi. Feb. 2—Wulf, 12 tons, Eparfthni, for tie Ji-iy

of Plenty, with 50 lbs. calico, 10 pairs blankets, 4 ucegarr Feb. 2—Children, 31 tons, Reed, for the liuy 'of Islands, with sugar, rice, biscuit, and sundry merchandize. Feb 2—Moa, 230 tons, Norris, for Sydney, with 155 tons copper ore, 10,000 feet sawn timber, 23 casks black oil, 34 casks sperm oil, 5 casks humpback oil, 129 coils woollashings ; sundry merchandize, und fourteen passengers. Feb. 4—Elizabeth, 12 tons, Te Puhi, for the Bay of Plenty, with tobacco, soap, salt, sugar, and sundry merchandize. Feb. s—Shamrock, 85 tons. Gray, for California, wilh 5 passengers j 25,000 feet sawn timber, 1 house, 20,000 shingles, 10 casks pork, 220 boxes potatoes, 55 boxes onions, 3 bundles lines, 31 bags (08 bushels) oats. Feb. G—Charles, tons, Bateman, for Kawau, with sundry supplies. Feb. 6—Falcon, 54 tons, Wenham, for the Eist Coast, with 2 packages tobacco, 12 cases gin, I puncheon rum, 50 dozen wine, cask brandy, 2 cases lemon syrup, 2 tons flour, chests tea, 1 bale calico, 10 packagss merchize, 1 bundle steel mills, 5 dozen spades. 5 boxes soap, 1 ton salt. Feb. o—Vivid, 20 tons, Hitchens, for Monganui, with I hogshead rum, £ cask brandy, 4 case pin, 2 bags sugar, 2J chests tea, 1 case haberdashery. Feb. 6—Edward, 14 tons, Rl'Kinnon, for Russell, with 1 chest 4£ chests tea, 1 barrel ! vinegar, 15 cases gin, 2 boxes candles, 5 bags sugar, 1 ton coals, 2 hluls. porter, 6 casks ditto, 2 hhds. rum, 1 barrel ale, 1 bale calico, 1 box pipes, 1 case curry powder, 1 box starch, 1 box prints, Feb, 7—Emily, 10 tons, Mair, for Wangaeei, with casks tobacco, 4 bags flour, 1 bag sugar, 50 lbs. copper spikes. Feb. 7—Dove, 20 tons, Hunt, for the Bay of Plenty, with 1 case, 1 package tobacco, 1 toil salt, 1 case merchandise, 1 box slops, 2 casks bread, 2 bags flour, 2 horses. Feb. 7' —Julia, 30 tons, Itobinson, for the ! East Coast, with IQH Feb. 77—Diana, 15 tons, Hopkins, to/Kawhia, with 1 ton salt, 2 cases slops, 5 packages sundries, I package tobacco. Feb. B.—Toroa, 75 tons, Williamson, for Kawnu with 14,000 bricks. / Feb. 8. —Ira, 16' tons, Jeflries, for the Bay of Islands, in ballast. Feb. 9. —Yankee Notion, Nicholson/ for the East Coast with 200 gallons al(j, 15 gallon* rum, G lbs. tobacco, 100 lbs. bread, 50 lbs. sugar, 4 lbs. tea. / Feb. 10. —Noole, 261 tons, ParkerV for California, with seven passengers, atuiyf hluls. 23 ba r rels ale, 60 tons coals, 3 Jjfhjdj/iarro >s, 6 casks soda, 4 boxes >pennktiU|filvs > 5 cases tobacco pipes, 2 kegs prii)ki\>K/™k, 10 bolls canvass, 3 bokes soupA l'/bags nails, 8 houses, 21,000 bhingles, 07 lioors, 26 tons firewoud, 1 1,071 pieces sawn timber, 2 500 bricks, 4 trusscss 98 coils cordage, 6 barrels pork, 3 casse bacou, 1 case dried flsli, 51 cases onions, 7 barrels 7 barrels pickled onions, 1 barrel 21 box> s liarrots, 335 boxes potatoes. The 'Monarch,' 350 tons, Paptain Smi.lf, was advertised to sail from IjOiiJimiQmi Oi.'go, Port Cooper, Wellington and Auckland, o:i the 27tli September; and the 'Clara,' 500 tons, Captin Crow, for Auckland -and Wellington, on ihe Ist of November. / The New Zealand Cowpany were advertising in London for a powerful steam-ship of between 3 and 400 tons, to be sent out to New Zealand to carry goods and [iassengers between Nelson, Wellington and Auckland. The ' Iliomama,' schooner, stranded on the reef off the Tamaki Heads, has been hove oft", and hauled into Mechanics' Bay. The brig 'Two Friends' has arrived from San Francisco, after a pleasant passage of 56 days. The produco of New Zealand was becoming known, and getting into demand in California, for which market the 'Two Friends* lias come hither to load.