SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals. March 9 —Katherine Stewart Forbes, 456 tons, William Wright, from London, with a general cargo of merohandize, and 65 passengers. March 9 —Alt-xandcr, 30 ton?, Alexander Mill.ir, from Mnnganni, with 1 package drilling, •i cases tobacco, 10,000 feet timber, March 10—Whim, 10 tons, Eckford, from lUongnnui, with 4 tons onions. March 11—Mary, 25 tons, M. Mcßac, from Ngatitni, with 40 tons firewood. March 15—Watcrwitch, 10 tons, W. Jones, from Wangaroa, with, 5 hales of wool, 0 cases 5 baskets apples, I keg 4 boxes honey, lolbs. tobacco, 9 passengers. March 15—Scotch Lass, 10 tons, Goodman, from iMatiik.inn, with 18 tons fin-wood. March 15—Children, 30 tons, Alexander Jones, from Russell, with 10 head cattle, 50 bushels fruit, 4 passengers. March 16 Raven, 170 tons, Uowden, from Sydney, with 304 tons coals, sundry merchandize, and 9 passengers. March I'J —Sarah Jane, 17 tons, J. Rigby, from Lylleltun, vii the East Coast, Willi 300 bushels maize, 100 bushels of whea', 2 tons onions, half-a-ion of whulebono, 2 passengers. March 10—Emily, 10 tons, R. Mair, from Wangarc-i, with 0 cases apples, '2O kits pi-aches, 1 ton potatoes. March If)— Ann, 15 tons, Brown, from the River Wade, with 2000 feet sawn limber, 12,000 shingles, 30 house blocks, 5 tons firewood. March lu' —Napi, 17 ton?, James Tnutari, from Russell, with 4 casks cocoa-nut oil, 11 casks nf sperm oil, 1 cask slush, 2 tierces beef, 20 kits peaches, 15 boxes apples, 1 chronometer, 7 passengers. March 18—Mary Taylor, 14 tons, T. Owen, from Paloa, with 4400 fiot sawn timber. March 19—Huwklie.id, 22 tons, Robert Lawr.'e, from Mahitiangi, with 25 tons firewood. March 22—Naiad, 21 ton?, W. Monro, from Ahipur.i, with 20 tons kauri gum, 2 passengers. March 22—Julia, 30 tons, Ilristow, from Lyltellon mid tho East Coast, with 100 bushels wheat, 400 bushels maize, I hhd. 1 ullage 1.-hd. whiskey, 2 cases boots and shoes, 2 cases drapery, 1 hale calico, 2 cases ironmongery, 3 passengers. March 22—Dove, R. While, ir.nn the Ray.of Plenty, wish 8 tons potatues, II pigs. March 22—Alary, 25 tons, W. Davis, from Waiheki, with 40 tons firewood. March 22—Korornreka, 17 tons, Pairoa, from Russell, in ballast. March 22—General Worth, Amcrijan brig, from Honolulu and Tahiti, with a company of equestrian performers, and 10 horses. Departures. March 9—lra,, 10 tons, R. Waddy, for Poverty Bay, with 16 casks salt, 13 boxes drapery, slops, &e,, 0 sacks of bags, 1 case gin, I case vinegar, 1 bag salt, 1 bag sugar, I kit smoothing irons, 1 bundle fryingpans, 3 bundUs spades, 5 cases slops, 1 case wire, I box 8 quarter cheats tea, 3 passengers. March 10—Scotch Lase, 10 tons, Goodman, for Mntakuna, in ballast. March 13—Alexander, 30 tons, Alexander Millar, for tho River Thames, with four horses. March 13—Mary Ann, 20 tons, Mokena, for the Bay of Islands, in ballast. March 13—Whim, Eckford, for Monganui, with 1000 bricks, I wheelbarrow, 1 barrel tar, 1 box soap, 2 bags sugar. March 13—Mary, 25 tons, M. Meßae, for Waiheki in balhist. March 17—Eliza, 42 lons, Elii,-, for the E'*' Coast, with 7 mares.
j I: ,, c !, 18—Ann, 15 tons, H. Brown, for the V Ivor Wade, in ballast. M.-.u-li 18—Maty Taylor, 14 torn, T. Owen, lor fVtou, 111 ballast. ;.|,it!. 19—Wotfrwitcli, 10 tuns, \V. .Tones, f.i Wangaroa, with 1 cask tar, 0 bngs suit, 1 im oil, 5 bags flour, 1 keg nails, 1 bale t ., It'ms, 3 bundles and 1 dozen spades, 2 1, ~■ i rice, 2 cases gin, 13 iron pots, 2 cases 7 ''rales stops, 1 box iron, 1 giindstone. 3 l'osss sonjj, 1 crate, I case harness and sunV.'^ch'lo—Emily, 10 tons, R. Mair, for Waiiimrei, in ballast, 2 passengers. M:.u:h 20— Mary, 17 tons, J. Parker, for Mal.uranui, i" ballast. ij.T-eh 20—Children, 39 tons, Alexander J,,.ips, for Rustc'.l, with 1 case matches, I .■a<o currrants, 1 dozen chairs, 4 chests iliawers, I chest tea, 1 ton sugar, £ ton si't, 3 cases groceries. 10 boxes candles, 1 ,• '.«e Mad. Ira, + bait's slops, 4 bales li-uikcl- 2 barrels crockery, 1 bairel hardwaie, 1 <:a,-a fruits, 1 trunk caps, 4 boxes soap, 0 kegs nails, 3 casks iron pots and sundries, 8 passengers. __^_______
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 85, 25 March 1852, Page 1
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695SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 85, 25 March 1852, Page 1
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