SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS. April 10— H. M. Ship Fly, 18 guns, Captain Oliver from Wellington. Passengers—His Excellency Sir George Grey K. C. B. Gorefnor-in-Chirfl Lieut. Colonel Dollon, Daniel Wakefield, mnd G. 5. Cooper, Esq. April 14—felizalietli, 60 £oas, A. Murry, from Mongonui, with I kit apples, 1 k : t onions, 285 'kits potatoes, 10 gallons honey, 6 tons firewood, 1 case eggs, 21 bags wheat, 1 gun, I box tobacco, 1 box eonp, 1 case apparel and slops, April 14— Emma, 121 tons, A. Brooks, from Sydney, with a general cargo of merchandize, and 23 passengers. April IS—Bcnlomoml, 35 tons, C. Campbell, from the East Cape, with I2CO bushels wheat, 200 bushels maixe, 1 ton pork, 2 passengers. April 19—Lucy James, 4.o'fons, D. Joice, at Manakau, from New Plymouth, with 9 bales, 16 oases, 1 cask, 1 bundle hand-ssws, ltrniik ooUops, 2 boxes soap, 1 bundles leather, V cap paint oil, 22 cask* 6 kegs butter, GO'kits onions, 2(io bags 13 tons flour, 140" bags flour, 2 cases I auU, 11 passengers. * DEPARTURES. April 12 —Rosalind, 271 tons, J. Kerr, for San Fiancisco, via Tahiti, with timber, onions, potatoes, and other New Zealand produce, 3 pas^eng'rs. The schooner John Whilely, of 40 tons, Cap'ain LidoVll was t<>t illy lost on the 30th ol March on the Pupitapu reef, near the entrance of Taranaki. The vessel shortly went to pieces. Fortunately however the crew and passengers were ssved.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 61, 24 April 1851, Page 1
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237SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 61, 24 April 1851, Page 1
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