SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 51, 5 December 1850, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Noy. 21- Alexander, 36 tons, A. Miller, from the river Thames, with 24,000 feet sawn timber. Nov. 25—Hercules, 6 tons, Kautautalii. from Kopu Tawa, river Thames, with 1 box eggs, 30 fowls, 24 kits of maize, 8 pigs. Nov. 25—Children, 30 tons, A. Jones, from Russell, with two passengers, 5 head of cattle, 9 pigs, 14 cwt. iion, 1 keg honey, 1 case lard, 6 cwt. bacon, 5 bales calieo, I case calico, 7 boxes soap, 1000 empty bags,Nov. 25—Glencue, 160 tons, John Lillewal, from Newcastle, with thtee passengers, 74 tons coal, 990 sheep, 3 cases oilman's stores, 1 case jelly, 6 lialf*cliest3 congou tea, 5 boxes tea, 3 cases preserved ginger, 2 boxes sperm candles, 4 b»g* coffee. Nov 20 - Hawkhead, 22 toiiß, R. Laurie, from Mahurangi, with 15 tons firewood, lfcO . bushels oy< ter shells. Nov. 27 —John Whiteley, 40 tons, James Liddel, at Manukau from Taranaki, wilh twelve passengers, t case Looks, 3 packages (a dog cait), 11 casks butler, 0 cases butter, 2 casts 1 cask. Nov. 28—Sarah Berrey, 15 tons, A. l/nthank, at Manukau, from Taranaki, with one passenger, 204 bushels maize. Nov. 28—Prince of Denmaik, Hayes, Hobnrl Town brig, from the wha'ing grounds. Nov. 30— Edward, 14 tons, J. Cook, from Ngunguru, with 2 passengers, 9000 feel sawn timber, 3 casks colonial beer. Dec. 2—Asp, 9 tons, T. Balme, from th e Hay of Islands, with I box I ul'age box tobacco, 5 bags sugar, 5 bags flour, 8 boxes soap, i keg butter, 1 keg nails, 2 geese. Dec. 2—Antelope, 35 tons, D. McKinnon, from the Bay of Islands, with 800 posio and railsDec. 2—Water Witch, 10 ton?, J. Smith, from Ngunguru, with 1 passenger, 4COO feel sawa timber. DEPARTURES. Nov. 21—Antelope, 35 tons, D. ftl'Kinnon, for the Bay of Islands, with two passengers, 1 box maize, 1 package haberdashery, I case currants, 1 box raisins, I cask loal sugar, 2 cases eyiup, 1 case turpentine, 1 parcel, a box soldier's clothing, 1 bundle hoop iron, 2 drums figs. 22—Men Peka, 13 tons, T. Raraty, for • Bay of Plenty, with two packages 100,5 0,5 balis slops, 1 cask rum, 2 bags '. 2 bags sugar, 1 cask ale, 1 patkagi- \ case geneva. -Catherine, 21 tons, G. Putoy, for arrier Island, in ballast. 23 —Yankee Notion, 10 tons, J. Nicholson, for Coromandel, in ballast, Nov. 23—Sirah Jane, 22 tons, Geo. Clarke, for lite Bay of Phnly, with 8 tons casks, 3 horses, I bale slops, 5 gallons turn, 20 lbs. tobacco, Nov. 23—Grampus, 23 tons, G. Paton, fori the Bay of Plenty, with 40 lbs, tobacco, 1j bale slops. Nov. 23—Oranoa, £0 tons, J. Ryan, for theEast Coast, with 1 case sundries, 9 bags flour, 3 cases 2 bags, 1 case, 1 gun, 2 cases ' brandy, 4 hcises, 3 cases saddlery. Nov. 23—Joseph Cripps, 78 tons, F. Lealh-' art, for the East Coast, in ballast. _ 'j Nov. 36—Diana, 15 tons, Jo-epli Hopkins,' from Manukau (or Kawhiavuith 10 pekes.! slops, 1 bale blanket*, half ton salt, 50 lbs., tobacco, 10 empty casks. Nov. 27 —Julio, 36 tons,'J. Gitvan, for the Cape, with 4 boxes soap, I cose 2 j packages slops, 1 case pipe), 4 doz. spades,] 5 fillies. Nov. 30—Emily, 10 tons, R. Mair, for Wangatei, with 3 kegs, 2 dozen spades, 4 bag--sugar, 3 casts toadc, 7001bs. flour, 3 chests tea, I coil rope, 4 packages slops, 1 wheelbarrow, a fishing-line. Nov. 30—Boyd, 22 tons, J. Mcintosh, for Hussell, wilh 63 bag* sugar, 1 bug sago, 17 packages oilmans stores, 2 cans turpentine, 3 ca»ks wine, 1 hlid. tar, 1 hlid. brandy, 1 hlid. old torn, I kig whiskey, 12 packages irmmougery, 2 casks vinfgar, 2 bales ealico, 1 cask crockery, 1 cask rum, I cask brandy, I cask wine, 10 cases gin, 0 bags slops, 14 packages sundries, CO iron pots. Nov. 30 —Children, 31 tons, Alex. Jones, for Russell, with 3 passengers, 6 bolts canva», 1 bag rice, 8 bags s'igar, 3 chests lea, 3 bags flour, 3 cases sundries, 3 cuses merchandize, I bag raisins, 6 bags bread, 2 cases axes, 12 axe handles, 1 bale moleskins trowsers, 1 cask earthenware, 68 lbs. tobacco. Dec. 2—Sarah Berry, 15 tons, A. Unlhaiik, from Manaksu for Taranaki, with 4 passengers, 1 bug rice, 2 bixes pipes, 3 mats ■ sugar, 1 kit smoothing-iron', 1 box pupc,. 1 box silt nnd saltpetre, 1 bag sago, 1 chest tea, 4 half-ch' sis ten, 1 big pepper, 1 packages garden rakes, 1 box liquorice, 1 box almonds, 1 ensi lin ware, t cask tobacco, 1 case saddlery, 4 bats flit iron, I caso crockery, 1 case np| 1 s, 4 | ackagrs bellows, 5 tin cans, 2 bars iron, 12 packages saucepans, 0 packages camp ovens, 3

tons flour, I ton iron, 1 ton coals, 2 cases drapery, 1 cask hardwjre, 1 case gioceries, 1 case cottons, 1 bale canvas, 1 bag salt, 20,000 shingles. Dec. 2—Hercules, 6 tOnsTautin, for Russell, with 1 ton coals, 1 cask coal tar, 12 lbs. tobacco, 1 keg soap, 2 package;, slops, 2 bars i'On.