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ARRIVALS. June 17- Kiwi, 87 tons, John Johnson, from gers. June 17—Hawkhead, 22 tons, R. Lawrie, fnmi Mahurangi, with 200 posts, 15 tons firewood. j, me ih Glcnroc, 159 tons, John I.illewal), from lli> I'riemlly Islands, with 70 gallon* cocoa nut oil, 12 gallons lime joice, 100 cocoa inns, 12 passengers: June 18 —Mary Paul, 19 tons, L. Thorogood, from the Bay of Plenty, with 20 tons pOtAtnl'S. June 19 —Te Marra of the Qu'en, 15 tons, Pirat>, from Opoiiki, \ia-~] of Plenty, with •100 baskets potatoes, 200 baskets onions, (j0 baskets maize, 30 pigs. j lllie ig Boyd, 15 tons, J. .Mackintosh, from Wangaroa, with 9000 feel sawn timber, 2 boxeß apples, 1 box pipes. June 21—Victoria, 17 tons, Isanek Merrick, from Waiheke, with 30 tons firewood, "unc 23—Moa, 23G tons, S, D. N'orris, from Sydney, with 27 horses, and a general • cargo of merchandize, 25 passengers. June 23—Iiis, 75 tons, J. F. Peacock, from Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, with a ueneral caruo of merchandize, 2 passengers. J une 24—Fairy, Ki i«m, •'. Pekawere, from t.'oioniand.-l, with 300 bushels maize, 35 busl.els ulitat. June 2i—Napi, 17 tons, James Tautari, from the Uav of Islands, with 8 casks sperm oil, )00 baskets maize, 7 passengers. June 50—Children, 30 tons, Alex. Jones, from Kussell, with 20 busli-ls maize, 5 cwt. 1 c-ise baton, 5 pigs, 3 cases sundries, 5 cwt potatoes, I l>o.\ preserves, 5 cases tobuciv, 5 passengers,
DEI-AIITUKII9. June 17—Kiwi, «7 toils, J. Johnson, for (lobart Town. June 17 —M.inkin, 10(i tons, Jumps Ilnwilrn, for Sydney, with l,:) 00 liuslisls whe.it, 3 casks (i cases 8 boxes 2 kegs inlinceo, 4 poik, 120 b.igj, 1U Minxes potatoes 2(1 passengers, June 17—Ilawkhe.nl, 22 tons, It. l.awri.-, for Mnliurangi, in l>alla>t. June 18—l-'tsh Hawk, 15 lons, 11. Havjge.. (or Mutakauu and tliu Hay of I'.'otily, in ballast. June 19—Kmma, 121 tons, 11. Brooke, for Sydney, witli 100 ox hides, II bundles sheep skin', 1000 bushels wheat, 1 case saddlery, 18(5 bags pnta'oes, 2 bnxrs onions, b' qu.irlcr-(M.sks whiskey, 4 eases ti.mis, 1 cask 1 keg I iid, 1 liiilis linen, June 19 New Zealandcr, II ton?, Mntako, | for Tauranga, with I bumlle slops, 1 bags (lour, 1 bag sugar, 1 box nails. Jii|ie2o—Asenaib, 3 1 1 tons, M. Iloonoy, for Vnlnnraisn, with 2*15 tons coals. Juno 'to —.Alary Paul, 19 loin, L. for the IS •>• of l'lenty. wild 1 cm oil, 1 chest tea, 1 box s<mp, 1 parknge sundries. June 20 —Napi, 17 tons, James Tallinn, for the Hay of Islands, with ton potatoes, .5 I'a.js rice, 1 bus; flour, 2 boxes currants, 3 boxes lea, 1 hag sail, 1 box simp, 1 blankets, 30 bushels wheal, I hags sugar, 30ll).t. tobacco, 1 saucepan. '1 passenger,, June. 25—Victoria, 17 tons, Isaack Merrick, for Wadieki, in ballast. June 35—Antelope, 35 tons, P. Mackinnon, for the Kjsi Coasi, with 3 horses, 20 empty cask*, 5 coils rope, ■£ ton sill, I ca»k molasses, I ca»k vinegar, 3 Ciisks spade*, 3 bales slops, 10 empty bat's, 5 passengers June "20—Mary, 4(i tons, John l'urker, for M.ihuiaugi, with 1 ton p itHtofs, 1 cask pork, 3 bigs sugar, 4 bugs Hour. June 27 Hen Lomond, 35 tons, Duncan Campbell, for Wnuearie, with 1 ease I bale slops, 21 cases geneva, '2 cases wine. Juno 28 —Fairy, IG tons, J. l\?)a«iro, for Corninandel, with 7 bags flour, 1 keg rum, 2 baskets sundries, 5 bags sugar, 1 box soap, 1 steel mill, 1 chest tea, 1 box candles, 1 package wliilolcid, 3 -mall packages sundries, 1 sieve, 1 box tobacco, 4 coils rope, 3 packages nails. June 28 —A'icloria, Government brig, Deck, for AVellinglon, 4 passengers.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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610SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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