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ARRIVALS. Oct. 23—Moa, 236 tons, Norris, from Sydney, with 17 passengers, and a general cargo of merchandize. Oit. 23—Whim, 10 tons, Phillip.*, fiom Monsamii via Knw.m. Oct. 23 —Hawklusad, 22 lons, Shearer, from Mahurangi, wilh 20 tons firewood. Oct. 21— Bon Accord, 1 7 tons, Quick, from Kawnn, in ballast. Oct-2-1 —Tni, (inllaghcr, from Coromandtl, with IS tons firewood. Oct. 20 HnwkliL-nd, 22 tons, Shcarc, from iMahurangi, wi'U22 tons firewood. Oct. 2(3—Antolope, 35 tons, Mcrtinnon, from the Hay of Islands, with 2 passengers, nml COO post* nnd rails. Oct. 28—Water Witch, 10 tons, Sniiih, from Knugauii, Kuitaia, wilh 5000 leol sawn timber. Oct. 29—Edward, 14 tons, Cook, from Nguugurn, with 10,000 feet sawn limb r. Nov. I—Children, 30 tons, Jones, from Unasell, with 2 passenger*, (i cwt bicon, 5 head cattle. Nov. 2—llawkhcad, 22 lons, Laurie, from iWaliurangi, with 22 lons, fireivood. Nov. 4 Pinko Las», 10 tons, Smally, from I the Thames, with 2 lons flax. Nov. 4—Catherine, 21 tons, It. line, from the Kusl C'ojsl, wilh 2 passengers, 157 bags 39 baskets wheat, 20 bags 121 baskets maize, 2 casks pork, 2 krg* lard. DErAUTUKIiS. Oct. 22—Minerva, 84 tons, Hciil, for Melbourne, with 20 cases tobacco, 8 casks arrowroot, 10,350 feet baulk limber, 37,100 feet plank. Ow-l- 22—Oliver Cromwell, 478 ton*, Alexander, for Valparaiso, with IS passengers and 300 tons firewood. Oct. 22—Napi, 17 tons, Tautari, for the Hay of Islands, with fiO kits maize, 2 anchors, a Hour mill, I b;ilo blankets, 1 bundle spades. Oct. 23—Emma, 121 tons, Fox, for Sydney, with 19 passengers, und 1G cisks glassware, 3S ox hides, 3 bundles sheepskins, 14,000 feet sawn timber, 3 casks hardware, 6 kegs tobacco. Oct. 23 —Chi'dren, ."() tons, for Russell, with .'( passengers, und 1 package lobaeco, 2 cases 3 casks brandy, 3 hairs s'ops, 1 box candles, 4 boxes soap, I bag salt, 12spadjs, 1 cask vinegar. 5 bags rice, I case mustard, 0 cwt. biscuit, 0 tons potatoes. Oct. 23—Hawk bead. 22 ions, Shearer, for Mnhuratigi, in -baling'. Oct. 24—Wolf, 1.2 lons, Ehaia, for the U.iy of Plenty, in ballast. Oci 24—lion Accord, Quick, for Kawan, wilh 1 box sperm caud'i-s, 1 parcel niclnl shenthing. Oct.' 24 —Whim, 10 tons, Phillips, lor Mouganui. Oct. 21—Alligator, I.', tons, K'arn, for the. liay of Plenty, with 137 lbs. tobacco, 1 ■ ba'e blankets, "b lbs. oakum, Oct. 21— Monarch, 311 tons, Lore, ,'for j Sydnev, in ballast wilh G passemr.-rs. Oct. 2.s—Vivid, 2(J lon--, Hitching, I'.ir Mongauni via Wangaroa, with 1 (iiarter 1: sk f win-, 2 ipiaiter cask* brandy, 2 hhils rum, | "iS spades, 1 keg tobacco, 1 k«>{ vinrg.ir, j 1 bag tuj.'ir, 1 box mnslird, H c.uks (
bottled brer, 2 boxes pipes, G doz. milclus, 1. cask loaf sugar, 10 cases gin, 2 boxes pickle?, 1 liajj rice, 1 kil rice, 1 innii«l<-, 1 chest te;>, I cask svigir, 1 mut coffee, 1 chest oilman'* stores, 2 trusts wearing apparel, 2 cases and 1 cask oranges, 3 tiaps flour, 1 cask rice. Oct. 25—Asp, 0 tons, Balme, for the Ray o< Islands, with 2 cases tobacco, 1 ullage do , 2 casks port wine, 2 casks porter, 1 cask vinegar, 13 bags sugar, -1 chests tea, 2 kegs paint, 7 parcels sundries, 1 keg butler, 5 packages loaf sugar, 1 bale blankets, 4 bundles spades, 1 bag potatoes. Oct. 25—Julii, 30 tons, Girvau, for Poverty Bay, with 2 tons empty casks, \ ton salt, 8 bags sugar, 1 package ironmoiigry. Oct. 25—Meri Peka, 15 tons, Rainy, for the Bay of Plenty, with 3 cases slops. Oct. 26—Oration, 20 tons, Sheehan, for the Bay of Islands, with 70 lbs. tobacco, 3 pieces calico, 1 doz. shirts, 500 lbs. (lour, 103 lbs. sugar, 1 even, 1 iron pot, 1 box soap. Oct. 20—Uawkhead, 21 tons, Shearer, fo Mnhtirungi, in ballast. Oct. 20—iJoyd, 15 tons, Clatk, for Wangaro.i, with 5 bags flour, 0 bags potatoes, 1 boxpipes. Oct. Dove, 20 tons, Punlop, for the Bay of Plenty, with 3 bags sugar, 2 cut tobacco, 1 bag (lour, 7 bolts canvas, 3 coils cordage, 3 bags salt, Oct. 30—Fairy Queen, 250 tons, Doyle, for London, with 3 officers, and 32 men of the sSth Regiment, 3 officer;, and 2S men of <isth Regiment, 12 women and 22 children, 00 tons, copper ore, I case 1 box curiosities, 1 parcel official papers, 2 case tortoise-shell, 1 and a quantity of Ordnance stores. Oct. 31—Moa, 230 tons, Norris, for Sydney, will) 13 passengers, 8 tierces tobacco, 300 coils wool-lashing, 20,000 feet timber, 35 cases specimens, 1 case plants and seeds, 30 casks black oil, 1 case hardware, I case mills, 0 boxes dip candles. Oct. 31—Antelope, 35 tons, McKinnon, for the Bay of Islands, wilh 4 passengers, 10 cans oils, 20 kegs while lead, 2 bales cottons, 1 bo.v soap, 0 firelocks, 0 sels accoutrements, 150 great coats, 1 parcel 1 package leather, i ton soap, 12 bags salt. '1 bags rice, 2 casks'tar, 2 bales blankets, 1 bale apparel. N OVp J—Water Witch, 10 tons, Smith, for Ngunguru, wilh 1 passenger, 1 case gin, 3 bags flour, 2 bags sugar, 3 casks ale, lent tobacco. Nov. 4—Piako Lass, 10 tons, Smally, for the Thames in ballast. Nov. 4—Kduard, 14 tons, Cooke, for Ngunguru, in ballast.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 49, 7 November 1850, Page 1
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875SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 49, 7 November 1850, Page 1
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