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ARRIVALS. May 20—Flying Fish, 15 tons, T. Scott, from Mahurangi, with 1300 feet timber. May 20—John, 28 tons, Maddocks, from the Great Barrier, with 14 tons copper ore. Way 22—Ann. 13 tons, J. Goodman, from SVaiheki, wilh 23 lons lircwood. Way 22—Alexander, 30 lons, Ilitnlley, from Slalakanu, wilh 50 tons firewood. May 22—Sfpiidlesliain, 33 ions, Atkins, from Ihc East Coast, wilh 000 bushels wheal, 100 bushels maize. Way 22—George, 17 lons, To Pain, from Tuuraiigu, wilh i tons potatoes, half-lon flax, 20 pigs. Way 22—Julia, 30 lons, 1). Itrisiow, from llie East Coast, wilh 1230 bushels wheal, half-lon salt pork. Way 22—Mary, 20 ions, Warbrirk, from (lie Itiver Thames, wilh .'ioo bushels maize, 30 bushels wheat, I barrel pork. Way 25—Antelope, 33 ions, Sturlev, from the East Coast, wilh !ll)0 bushels' wheal, 8 casks sperm oil, \ passengers. Way 23—Catherine, 20 lons, Werahiko Parent, from Tanranga, with 100 kils potatoes, 100 kils mai/.e, 20 pigs. Way 23—Ira, Hi tons, 11. SVaddy, from tlio Harrier, in ballast, 2 passengers. May 23—Victoria, 17 tons. Isaae Merrick, from Waihnki, wilh 700 po-.i- ." d rails. May 23—Ophelia. 23 tons. Si'iiiUliis, from the Easl Coasl, wilh 730 ;.i:-,,..', wheal, 1 box curiosities. May 23—Endeavour, li tons, Christian, from Malaknna, wilh 27 tons firewood. May 20—Daniel Webster, 200 tons, Jones, from Mahiirangi, with 110,000 feet sawn timber, 73 spars, 57,000 feet baulk limber, and 10,000 I'cet plank. Way 20—Napi, 17 lons, J. Tautari, from llussell, wilh SO sheep, 20 empty casks. ft bundles leather, 3 cases bacon, 3 passengers. Slay 20—.Mary, 23 tons, Davis, from W'aibeki. with 15 tons lirewood. Way 20—Hon Accord, I" lons, Falwasser, from Kawau, wilh 1 lons copper regains, 1 iron bedstead. Slay 27—Children; 50 lons, A. Jones, from llussell, wilh ll'.O .slnvp, 12 bushels apples, I saddle, 5 pasM-ugcrs.
'— Hnr-1.-r Maid, 90 tbns. Champion, '•i kiii inn Hay of Islands, with Ihn Hishop of New Zealand and family. May 2 7—lnchiiiiiaii, 505 tons, T. Eimis, from London, wiih a general cargo of merchandize, ami 78 men, 08 women. :.ml 115 children, New Zealand Fencililes. Mav 28—Mary llakcr, 15 ions, Ko Tcwetu, from Wakatane, with 200 kits potatoes, 5 pigs. May 25—Hawkhcad, 22 tons, 11. Lawric, from Mahurangi. May 20 —Ann, 22 tons, Goodman, from Waihcki, with 20 lons firewood. May 51—Endeavour, 13 ions, 15, Christian, from Waihcki, with 27 ions firewood. May 51 —lliomama, 08 tons, E. Le Hoy, from Hawkcs Kay, wilh 1000 bushels wheat, 1 ton pork. May 51—Cicely, 00 tons, J. Liddell, at Manakau, from New Plymouth, with 4 casks butter. May 31—Walerwileh, 10 tons, Jones, from Wangaroa, wilh 120 bushels maize. May 51—Eliza, 42 ions, W. Ellis, from Hawkcs Bay, with 800 bushels wheat. May 31—H.M.Drigantiue Bramble, G guns, Lieutenant Ward, from Hobart Town, via Wellington. DEPARTUBES. May 18—Star, 17 tons, D. Hill, for Wangarci, in ballast. May 18—Napi, 17 tons, J. Tautari, for Russell, wilh 4 casks 4 cases merchandize, 1 box. pipes, 1 bale blankets, 1 cask vinegar, 1 qr.~ca.sk port wine, 1 keg butter, 0 half chcsls tea. 3 bundles frying . pans, 3 cases, 3 bags oats, 2 hhds. brandy, 2 hhds. rum, 10 cases geneva, 3 tons flour, 5 bundles, 6 wheelbarrows, 5 wheels, 0000 shingles, 10 parcels sundries, 1 passenger. May 19—Children, 50 tons, A. Jones, for Kussell, with 4 bags sail, 2 bags sugar, 1 chcsi lea, 0 chairs, 5 empty eases, 1 passenger. May 19—Cicely, 00 ions, J. Liddell, from Mauakau, for New Plymouth, with 10,000 feci limber, 23 packages groceries, 1 case slops, 3 cases cottons, 2 dozen buckets, 5 boxes soap, 2 half chests 4 boxes lea, I box axes, 1 grindstone, 2 bales drapery, 11 boxes soap, 10 boxes candles, 1 box wick, 4 horses, 1 passenger. May 20—Plying Fish, 15 tons, T. Scoll, for Mahurangi, in ballast. May 20—Endeavour, 14 ions, Emanuel Christian, for Malakana, with 5 lons hay, May 21—Alexander, 30 tons, Iluullcy, for ilie River Thames, and Coromaudcl," with ll2.sheep. May 22—Ann, 13 tons, J. Goodman, for \Yaiheki, in ballast. May 22—Naiad, 21 tons, Monro, for Hokianga, with 0 boxes soap, 2 cases tobacco, 1 bale calico, 1 grindstone, 1 j bale prints, 1 case crockery, half-chest tea, I bale slops, 1 box hardware, I box candles, I box mustard, 7 bundles spades, 1 cask vinegar, 7 bags sugar, 1 keg rum. May 22—Mary, 20 ions, Warbrick, for the River Thames, wilh I package tobacco, 2 cases merchandize, 1 bale blankets, and sundries. May 23—Elizabeth, 45 ions, Davis, for New Plymouth, wilh 18 horses, 50 sheep, 10 packages sundries. May 25—Hawkhcad, 22 tons, Robert Lawric, IbrKokokiiio, willi 1000 bricks, 20bushels lime. May 25 —Victoria, 17 ions, Isaac Merrick, for Waihcki, in ballast. May 23—Frances. 20 tons, James, for Mahtiranga, 1 passenger. May 23 Zillah, 00 tons, Thomas Wing, for Melbourne, with 121 kits maize, 91 bags oals, 100 bags bran, 5 kegs butler, 400 boxes onions, 19 cases- cheese, 15,000 feel timber, 4 cases hams and bacon, 1 case geneva, 2 passengers. May 38—fieorge, 17 tons, Ko le Palu, for Tauranga, with 5 bags flour, 1 bag salt, 4 bags clothing, 1 box books. May 20—William, SO tons, Gcddcn, for Kawau, in ballast. May 27—Ira, 10 tons, Campbell, for the Harrier, wilh 5 kegs nails, 500 feet timber, 1000 bricks, 1 case slops, and sundries. May 28—Antelope, 35 tons, J. Davys, for (lie East Coast, with I tonsucl, 200 bags, half ton sugar, 20 dozen spades, 4 anchors, 30 camp ovens, 100 boxes soap, 4 qr.-chests tea, 2 bales prints and calicos, 1 bale blankets, 1 whale line, 20 casks, 8 horses. May 28—Hawkhcad, 22 tons, Robert Lawric, for Mahurangi, in ballast. May 28—Bon Accord, 17 tons, Finlason, for Kawau. May 28—Mary, 23 tons, Davis, for Waihcki, in ballast. May 29—Raven, 170 tons, Bowden, for Sydney, with 30 casks copper ore, 45
ions regains, X ions potatoes, 2 ions bay, •t ions (7:ix, 7 trunks boots and shoes, 7000 fuel timber, 00 passengers. May 20—Natmiai, 1-i tons, Stroud, for llokianga, with 1 bale slops, ."it) lbs. tobacco. May 2!)— Ann, 2-2 tons, Goodman, for \Vaihcki, in ballast. May 20—Napi, 17 tons, J. 'J'atitnri, for Russell, with 10 bags sugar, 2 balf-cbests lea, 5 cases syrup, u bags rice, 2 cases slops, 7 packages groceries, I bale blankets, 1 bale slops, sundries, 8 passengers. May 20—Children, 30 tons, A. Jones, for Russell, with 2 cases slops, 2 diesis drawers, 2 coils rope, half-ton hay, I case medicine, 1 bale leather, sundries, 1 passenger. May 20—Nina, 211 tons, R. Phillips, for London, with 2fi4 casks sperm, -i casks black oil, 2 cases ambergris, I case whalebone, 9 bales wool, 123 bales flax, 1030 ox horns, <iIA tons kauri gum, 23 arms chests, sundry curiosities, 1 passenger.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 1
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1,121SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 1
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