SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 58, 13 March 1851, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Feb. 24—Mary Paul, 19 tons, L. Thorogood, from the Bay of Plenty, with 12 tons onions, 100 bushels maize, 20 bushels wheat, 3 tons potatoes, 3 passengers. Feb. 25—Alexander, 3G tons, A. Miller from the River Thames, 8000 feet sawn timber, 3 tons onions, I passenger. Tel). 28—Ilawkhead, 22 tons, H. Lawrie from Mahurangi, with 22 tons firewood, 2 boxes personal baggage. Feb. 28—Tui, 13 tons, Gallagher, from the Bay of Plenty, with 30 pigs. Feb. 28—Providence, 17 tons, J. Merrick, from Waiheke, with 2G tons firewood. March I—Moj, 236 tons, S. D. Norn's, from Sydney, with 22 horses, a general cargo of merchandize, and 12 passengers. March 3—Fish Hawk, 15 Inns, 11. Brown, from Ngunguru, with 12,000 feet sawn timber, 12,000 shingles March 3—William, 20 lons, P. Grcenliill, from Omaha, with 7000 feet junk timber. March 3—Children, 31 tons, A.Jones, from Russell, with 15 bales wool, 20- bushels fruit, 4 bolt* canvas, 11 barrels slush, 6 passengers. March 3—John Whiteley, 40 ions, J. I.iddell from Taranaki, with 1,000 bricks, 13 sacks 50 bushels grass seed 1 iron cheat, 2 cases I package bedding, 2 spades, 1 kit and'l keg butter. March 4—Julia, 36 ton«, J. Girvnn, from Paitou, with 20.000 feel rawn timber. March 4—Vivid, 26 tons, H. Hitching, from Mungnnui with sundries. March 4 —Boyd, 15 tons, J. Mackintosh, . f rom Wnngaroa, with 10,000 feet sawn tim'ifrer. March 4—Victoria. 17 ton?, J. Merrick, from Waiheke, with 30 tons firewood. March 4—Hawkhead, 22 tons, It. Lawrie from, Mahurangi, with G tons firewood 350 bushels oyster shells. March 6—Avenger, 3 tons, W. llakcr, fro'm Russell, with 10 pias, March B—Catherine 220 tons, J. Henry, from Newcastle K. S \V. with coals. , March B—Victoria, 17 tons. J. Merrick, from ' Waiheke with 30 tons firewood.

March B—Napi, 17 tons, James Tautari, from Russell, with 30 baskets peaches, 30 bushels apples, 20 baskets quinces, 4 casks oil, I boat, 2 water tanks. Mxrcl) B—Argyll, 15 tons, li. Mahi, from Tauranga with 0 pigs, ton onions, 4 bags, 4 boxes apples, 2 tons potatoes. March 10—Catherine, 21 tons, Raine, from Waiheke, with 6 spars and 2J 'tons firewood. DErArITURES. Feb. 25—Piako Lass, 10 tons, W. Smalley, for Piak'i River in ballast. Feb. 25 —Napi, 17 tons, Tames Tautari, for Uussoll, with 1 barrel Stochnlm tar, I barrel coal tar, 5 gallons boiled oil, cwt. white lead, 1 cask pitch, 2 gallons varnish, half n ton rice, 1 ton potatoes, 1 keg beer, 1 keg brandy, 10 bushels corn, I box slops,! 4 boxes soap, 2 bags sugar, 1 bale calico, 3 passengers. Feb. '2b —Alexander, 30 tons, A. Miller for Coromandel in ballast. Feb. 26—Iliomaina, 68 tons, T. Wing, for San Fr.mcisco, with 940 boxes, 10 bags and 250 kin polatocs, 2 passengers. Feb. 27 —Naiad, 2IA tons, W. Alunro, for Hokianga, with 11 cases tobacco, 2 bales haberdashery. 1 dozen spades, 1 keg rum, 9 bags sugar, 3 cwt. soap, 10 lbs tobacco, 1 box soap, 4 bales, 1 case merchandize, 1 cwt sill, I camp oven, 0 bundles spades, 2 cant nails, I bag rice, 0 bundle reaping hooks. Feb. 27—Nancy, 22 tons, W. Stroud, for Hokianga, with n number of packages of (sundries. Feb. 28—Providenee, 17 lons, J, Merrick, for AVaiheke, in ballast, March I—Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, for Mahuiangi, with \ ton potatoes, March I— Dispatch, 138 tons, \V\ F, Plant, for Sun Francisco, with 1920 boxes potatoes, 290 boxes onions. 61 coils rope, 20 half chests tea, 14 cases tobacco.

March I—Antelope, 35 tons, D. M'Kiunon, for the East Coast, with 1 hhd.rum, 4 cases geneva, 1 keg tobacco, 2 cans oil, 4 sacks empty sacks, 4 dozen blankets, 2 dozen tomahawk", 2 kegs white lead, 9 boxes, and 3 i boxt'9 soap, 15 bags sugar, 8 bags shot, 4 bales slops, 3 packages sieves, 1 box tea, 2 packages hoes, 1 box axes, 2 mills, 6 boxes slop*, 1 case slops, 6 whale lines, 1 cwt. white lead, i chest tea, 6 gallons paint oil, 2 boxes pipes, 23 camp ovens, 8 iron pots, 2 dozen Manilla hats, 4 esses, 1 cask, 1 trunk, 1 bag rice, 9 packages hardware. March 3—Paulinp, 106 tons, H, Cain, for Hokianga, in ballast. March 3 Oranoa, 20 ions, J. Ryan, for the Kast Coast, with 1 case saddlery, 7 J pairs blankets, 20 pieces print, 8 pieces calico, 5 horses, 2 bags coals, 1 bag sugar, 1 box sundries. March 3—Mary Paul, 19 tons, L. Thorogood, {or the Hay of Plenty, with 50 empty bag*, 1 halo 1 cane slops 60 lbs, tobacco, 1 horse, 1 package shipwrights tools, 1 ooil ropo. 1 March 4—Victoria, 17 tous, J. Merrick, for I Waihekc, in ballast. March s—Victory, 578 tons, C. Mullens, for New Plymouth, with a general cargo of goods and rnerchandiza March .o—Grampus, 23 tons, G. Palon, for the Bay of Plenty, with 1 bale of clothes, 200 lbs. tobacco, 'I cases gin, Ih case brandy, (i camp ovens, 12 empty casks. Match s—Julia, 36 tons, J. Girvan, lor MaliUMiigi, in ballast. March s—William, 20 tons, P. Greenhill, for Mataknna, with miners' tools and 2 casks pork, 4 b;ig3 coals. Miirch 6—Avenger, 3 tons, \V. Baker, for Russell in ballast. March C—Children, 30 tone, A. Jones, for Russell with six passengers and 3 tons potatoes, 1 puncheon rum, 34 cases brandy, 14 casos merchandize, 3 bundle* spades, 3 caies paint oil, 1 cask wine, 1 case wine, 1 can, 7 casks paint, 7 casks beef, 1 cuil rope, 2 bags rice, 5 bags sugar, 3 casks porter, and sundries. March 6—lulward, 17 tons, T. lialmc, for the Hay of Islands, with 14 tons potatoes, half ton onion*, 2 package* blanket*, 1 tank bottled beer, and sundries.

March 6—Fishhawk, 15 tons, H. Brown, for Ngunguru, with sundries. March 6—Hawkhead, 22 tons, Lawrie, for Mahnrangi, with sundries. March 7 John "Whiteley, 40 tons, J. Liddell, for New Plymouth, with 2 barrels ale, 1 barrel sugar, 1 box cigars, I case, a saddle, 2 bags sugar, 1 cl est ten, 17 packages groceries, : box tolinccu, 2 cases drapery, 1 bundle frying-pans, 1 keg currants, 4 bags salt, 1 bag rice, 6 boxes soap, 2 boxes candles, 19 packages oilmen's store?, 1 do. tobacco, 15 do. groceiies, 1 cask Tinegar, and sundry merchandize.