SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals. Oct.7—Cannibal, 14 tons, C. Holmes, from the Bay of Plenty, with 200 bushels maize, 15 pigs, ¼ ton flax, ½ ton potatoes. Oil, B—Border Maid, 90Ions, W, Champion, from Syd> ey, in ballast. This vessel has relumed from a Missionary voyage, and brings to this pott ihirieen nativea of the South fee* Islands, to be cducited at St. John's College, under the auspices of the Bishop ol New Ztalind. Oct. 9—Mia 230 tons, S. D. Norris, from Sydney, with 30 horses, 8 passengers, and a general of merchandize. Oct. 9—Piako Liss, 10 tons, William smallty, from Piako River, with 2 tons flax. Oct. 9 Victoria, 17 tons, Edward ilttison, from Waiheki. with 30 tons firewood. Oct, 9—Antelopi;, 35 tons, Dunitd Mackinnott, from Russell, in billast, 4 passengers. OcK 10—Emma, 121 tons, Alfred Brookes, from Sydney, with 4 pissengers, and a general car>;oof merchandize. Out 10—Jane, 329 tons, U. S. Norris, from Sydney, at Kaiparn, in ballast. Oct. 10—Kororarika, 18 tons, Parau, from Russell, with 34 pigs. Oct. 10—llawkiiead, 32 tons, Robert Lawiie, from Mahurangi, with 400 posts and rails, and 4 tons firewood. Oct. 10—Pariuoi, 1H tons, J. M. Stewart, from with 15,009 shingles, 4000 feet timber, 2 empty casks. Oct. 11 John, 28 tons, John Maddocks, from Mnhuranui, with 16,000 feet sawn timber. Oct. 12 Ira, 21 tons, D. Farrow, from Ma'.akar.a, wiili 30 tons fiiewood, 3 Oct. 13—Jennei, 14 tons. Daniel Mcl.cn,from Coromandol, with 11.003 fact sawn timber, 2 passengers. Oct. 14—N'api, 17 tons, James 1 nutari, from - Russell, with 4 passengers, »nd 3 pigs. cAii 14—Alexander, 3C> 'ods, Mixiuder Millar, fiorathe River Thames, with 24 000 feet sawn timber, 2 passengers. Oct. 15—Sirah, 14 tons. Thomas Appilan, from Wangapau, with 24 pigs, 200 bushels maize. Oot. IB—Elizi,42 tons, William Ellu, from Slawkrst Kay with 200 bushels whem, 600 bushels maize, 1 cask lard, 1 chain cables, paiseuyers, —Mrs. Hamlin and family. Oct. lß—H.iwkhcad, 22 tons U. l.awric, from Mdhurangi, with 25 tons, firewood. Oct. 20—Victoria, 17 toi>3, E. lla«» >n, from Waheki, with 30 tons firewood, 100 poits 100 rails, 300 pea slicks.
Oct 20—SanOi Jane, 17 lons, 1). Campbell, from Ihe Eist Coast, with 'l5O bushels maize, 50 bushels wheat. Oct. 20—George. 17 tons, Ko Te Patu, from Tauranja, with 30 pis;?, 1 ton potatoes, I ton fl-ix, I bed 2CO feet timber, 1 box mission papers, 1 passenger. Oct. 20— Children, 30 tons, Alexander Jones, from Russell, with 23 pigs, 2 cases mer- j chaudizo, 20 baskets potatoes, 2 packages, 1 rase sundries. Oct. 20—Boyd 15 tins, John Mcintosh, fiom Russell, with 60 bushels maize, 4,0u0 feel timber. Oct. 20—Cashmere, 640 tons, G. Pearson, from London, with 109 passengers, and a I large general cargo of merchandize. Departures. Oct. 7—lra, 21 tons, D. Farrow, for M.itaknnn, and Kawau, with 28lbs. tobacoo. 1 case gin, 2 b'>Xes luggage, I box sundries, 4 casks provisions, a lot of building materials, 4 passengers. Oct 7 Iliomama,7B tons, J- S. Macfarlane, for Ilaivke's Bay, with 2 lih Is. ale, 1 lihd. 2 kegs rum, 2 casks I keg wine, 13 caies geneva, 4 boxes toa, I ton sugar, £ ton soap, 10 bags 3 casks 5 cases and 3 bales merchandiz?, ■£ ton iron hoop, 600 bricks, 7 coils wlwlvs line, 1 cask varnish, 2 anchors, 1 bug rice, 1 bag pepper, 1 bag ginger, 4 horses. Oct. 9—Cannib.il, 14 tons, C. Holmes, for the Bay of Plenty, wilh 1 balo blankets, 1 bale calico, 1 case brandy, I bag flour, 1 box tea, 1 big sugar, 3 kits hardware, 2 parcel* soap, 1 coll rope, 1 casa chocolate, 1 bolt canvas. Oct. 9—Victoria, 17 tons, Edward Hanson, fur Waihcki, in ballast. o,t. 9—Emigrant, 758 tons, V. 11. Kemp, for London, with 79 spars, 84 pieces timber, 192 pieces sawn timber. 24 pieces baulk timber, 1420 handspikes and capstan bars, 80 linai knees, 3 tons kauri gum, 1 piece blue gum. .shipped at Hokianga—2sl cases kauri gum, 74 tons copper ore, 1 box papers, 1 box apparel, 2 cases shuiry, 7 casks bottled beer, shipped at Auckland —12 passengers.
Oct. 10—Venus, 10 tons, T. McGraham, for Taliiti, with sundries, nnd . r )6/> pieces timber. Oct. 10-Jane, .329 ton', 11. S. Noiris, at Kaipirj, for HobarlTown, to ship 225 loads limber, and 23 loids sawn timber. Oct. 10— Hawkhead, 22 tons, ltobcit Lawrie, lor Mahurangi, in ballast. Oct. 10—Children 30 tons, Alexander Jones, for Itusscll, with 4 bulls, 1 ton salt, ton sugar, i ton soap, 3 casks vinegar, 20 kegs white loiil, 1 cask ironmongery, 1 cask tea, 1 case mcrchandiz", 5 diesis tea, 3 bjxes candhs, 1 case wine, 2 cans nails, 1 cask currants, 1 case lamps, 1 keg hardware, 1 roll zinc, 5 nassengeis. Oct. 10 —Antelope, 35 tons, Daniel Mackinuo", lor the liast Coast, with 12 packages mcrchandiz •, 1 < a-.e gin, 7 boxes soap, 1 passenger. Oct. 11 Dauntles», 27 tons. W. Jeffers, for Coroinandel, in ballast. Oct. 11—John, 23 tons, John M.uldock<, for Mahnrangi, in billasl. Oct. 13—l'araroa, 18 tons, J.M. Stowurt, for Ngunguru, with 0 bays flour, 2 hags sugar, ldlbs tobacco. Oct. 24—Kororarika, 18 tons, Parau, for Hussell. Oct. 14—Alexander, 36 tons, Alexander MUlur, for the Uiver Thames, in ballast. Oct. 15 —Forager, 10 tons, U. Soulhgatc, for the Bay of I'lenly, with 2 packages goods. Oct. 15 —Piako Lass, 10 to.is, Wiliain iSmallcy, for I'iako River, in ballast. Oct. 10—Napi, 17 tons, James Tautari, for Russell, with 3 bales blankets, 13 boxes candles, 1 box soap, 2 bags sugar, 2 packages groceries, 1$ cut. copper sheathing, 1 baleoakuin, 1 ease brandy, 1 dozen sj>ades,2 chests tea, 1 keg tobacco, 12 passengers. Oct. 16 —Moa, 230 tons, S. D. Norris, for Sydney, with SOOOfeet timber, 33 passengers. Oct. 18—Hawkhead, 22 tons, li. Laurie, for Mahnrangi, with. 2 bags flour. Oat. 20—Viclotia, 17 tons, lsaae Merrick, for Wuihcki, in hjllast.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 74, 23 October 1851, Page 1
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976SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 74, 23 October 1851, Page 1
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