SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS. Feb. 12.—Joseph, 14 tons, Potter, from Taurangia with 1 1/2 ton flax, 1/2 ton onions, 2 tons potatoes. Feb. 12.—Nancy, 22 tons, Hardiman, from Hokianga, with 6 carriage guns,2Bo bushels wheat, 20 pieces furniture, 1000 feet boards, 1 ton potatoes, i keg lard, 1 case eggs. Feb. 14. —William and James, 75 tons, Currie, from Sydney ivith a general cargo of merchandize and seven passengers. Feb. 14.—Colonist, 201 tons, Marshall, from Adelaide, with goods and passengers for California. Feb. IS. —Commodore, 489 tons, Broadfoot, from Sydney, to load for California. Feb. 16.—Reaper, 423 tons, Rose, from Sydney, to take goods and passengers for California. Feb. 16.—Victoria, Government brig, from Taranaki, with passengers. Eeb.—Water Witch, 10 tons, Mclulay, from Monganui, with -Jr ton potetoes, and snndry piece goods. Feb. 16.—Edward, 14 tons, McKinnon, from Russell, with 14 boxes tobacco, 7 kits garlic, 1 bale calico. Feb. 16.—Children, 31 tons, Reed, from the Bay of Islands, with 11 passengers, and 1 ton flour, 21 bags fruit, 2 baas bacon, 4 horses, 17 pigs, and 4 civt. bacon. Feb. 18.—Alligaior, 15 tons, Christopher, from the Bay of Plenty, with £ ton potatoes, 200 kits potatoes and 18 pigs.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 31, 28 February 1850, Page 4
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197SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 31, 28 February 1850, Page 4
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