SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 54, 16 January 1851, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. January 4—Piako Lass, 17 tons, W. Smalley from Piako River, with 2 tons flax. January 10—Napi, 17 tons, J. Tautari, from Russell, with 10 boxes sperm candles 1 box apples. January 11—Stslers, 131 tons, Hugh Clarke, from lloburl Town, wiili 'IS tons of flour, nud a general cargo of merchandize, 18 p.isengcrs. January 11 —John Whitely, 40 toils, James I.iddell from Taranaki and K iwliia at i\lanul;au with 100 bushels grain, 7 pigs, 8 packages January ! I —Whim, 1 1 tons C. Maxwell, from Manganui, with 11 pigs, I bundle slops. January 10 —llawkhead, 02 tons, Robert I.iwrie, fiom INlahiiiangi, with 10 tons fireivcod 3o() bushola j-hells, nfU'W>T i; ill's. Januarv 3-—Moa, 230 tons, S. D. Norris, for Sydney with 20,000 leet sawn timber, 11 tuns bliek oil, 13 bundles whalebone, 19 tons fl IX, 0 toil) wool la-lling, 2 cask-, katni gunn, 1 case g»ns, 2 cases bonnets, G passengers. January 3—Sarah Berry, 16 tons, A. Unthank, for Taianaki with 3S'bags sugar, 1 quaiter ea>k brandy, 1 case slops, 4 boxes tea, I cask vinegar, 1 box pplit peas, I keg soda, 3 bags rice,- 1 bale blankets li tins flour, l.'i paekagns liiggige, 1 quarter cask port wine, 2 loaves sugar. Januaiy 3—'Tui, 13 tons, Gallagher, for the Bay of Plenty with 100 lbs. nails, 100 lb-, iron work, 5 coils iojic, 2,000 I'eet 'iiiibor, 30 lbs. tobacco, 2 ease? gin, 2 packages, slop 3, 7 passengers. January I- - liliza, for Ilawkes Ray with 2 bales calico, ton sugar, ton salt, o gallons rum, i- case tobacco, '1 cases brandy. Janumv 4—Dove, 20 tons, J, Straehan, for the Biy of Plenty with 12 empty casks, 3 coils rope, 1 bolt c.invas, 500 icet boards, I ease gin, 2 cans paint, 1 case |nint oil. January 4 Children, 31 tons, Alex. Jones, for Rossi 11, with 7 tons nod 9 kegs nails, II ca«ks 10 cases inerchaudi/.?, 1 c.isn and 1 parcel lead, Illicit, ale, 4 cases lemon syrup, 3 pneknges powder, A ton snlt, 1 parcel blue shirts, 1 bundle bats, 2 boxf.i candles, 'J cases medicines, G bales merchandize. 5 parcels, 4 passengers. January 4—Dauntless. 27 ton.-, J. Thompson, lor Coroniandtl in ballast. Jacuary 4—Piako Lass, 10 tons, \V. Smalley, for Piako River in ballast. January 6—Mary Paul, 19 tons, 1,. I'lioroiighgood, lor the Bay of Plenty, with 3 casks salt, 1 dozen spates. 1 ba? sugar, 1 ca-e pi;ies, 1 ling Hour, 1 case blankets, 1 case piims and culiio, 1 keg lobncco, 1 bag salt, 4 empty casks, 1 sow pg, 3 hoi sis. January 7—Antelope, 35 ions, D- -McKinimn for tlie East Coast with 0 casks bottled ale C bales merchandize, 1 keg rum, 3 horses, 100 einptv ba«s. Jnnuary 7—Huv.khead, 22 tons, R. Lnwrie, in ballast. January S—Catherine, 2 I tons, Haine, for the j l!ay of Plenty in ballast.

January B—Nancy, 22 lons, R. HardimaD, for Ilokianga, with 2000 bricks, 3 cases crockiry, 1 case picklc-s, 16 cases merchandize, 2 cnt. salt, 3 kegs tobacco, 1 bag sugar, 1 large case, 2 cases soap, 1 bale calico, I dozen spades, I saddle and bridle, 2 wheat mills, L case pipes, 2 kegs nails, I package sundries. January B—Asp, 9 lons, T. Balme, for Coromaiidel with sundries. 1 passenger. January 10—Grampus, 23 tons, G. Paton, for the Barrier and Buy of Plenty with 2 horses, 1 bale slops, 50'lbs* tol.ncco, 500 feel timber, January 10 Napi, 17 tons, J. Tautnri, for Russell with I lilid* rum, 1 package saddles, 10 boxes soap, I keg brandy, I case ironmongery, 2 packages calicoes, 1 bag flour, 3 bags sugar, 2 bags rite, 1 case groceries.