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ARRIVALS. April 3-Sally Brass, 18 tons, Thoroughgood, from the Bay of Pleuty, With 10 tons potatoes, 1½ tons onions, 5 UNKNOWN wheal, 13 pigs. April li—Nehueh idnezar, Hi lons, A. !t. While, from the l!av of Plenty, with -21 tons potatoes, I-2HO llis. pork, 100 llis. lard, 2 hoses onions, April <>— Ivliiinn l, HI lons, l-arrow, front Tauranga, with i lons polaloes, I ton onions, 7 lutsliels wheal, I Imx apples. April <i~lsabe!la, 17 lons, More Matenga, from Tauranga, with 2.'>"> kits polaloes, 5 pigs. April 7—.lolin, 2;i lons, Maddocks, from the Harrier, with 22 tons copper ore;. April 7—Dauntless, 17 tons, Simon, from C.oroniainlel, with two lons onions. April 7—lCnileavonr, I i lons, .Marlin, from Waiheki. with is tons lirewooil. April 7-—l.mtis. Id tons, I.ouis Debars, from Tauranga, wilh 12 bushels wheal, i tons polaloes, i cwt. onions. April !>—.Mary, *2.') tons, Davis, from Mala- " kana, with lirewooil. April !)—Nancy. ■2-2 lons, Hardiman, from Ilokianga, wilh sundries. April !>—Viv'nl, 2li tons, Hitching, from Mongouui, via Wangoroa. April ll—Kororarika, 17 tons, Pairoa, from Hussell, 5 passengers. April 11— Urolhers, 22 tons, Shepherd, from Waugaroa. April ll—Walenvilcli, 111 lons, Jones, from Waugaroa. April 11-—Napi, 17 tons, Stewart, from Ngunguru. April 11— Algcrine, llil) tons, Hrooks, from Sydney, wilh IN') sheep, sundry merchandize, ."i passengers April 11—.Won, 2."i(i tons, Ilowdeu, from Sydney, with tiDO sheep, sundry merchandize, 2r> passengers. April 1 % 2—-Odd l-Yllow, '2O lons, Tanner, from Waiheki, wilh .Ml!) posts and rails. April I-J—lton Accord, 17 tons, Cook, from ('.oromandcl, 17 passengers. April I'2 —Marmora, Ir>."» ions, Kelly, from Sydney, wilh sundry merchandize, I passenger. Api'il I'i—AncMand, II! lons, Lloyd, from Mercury Hay, wilh C»t)lK) I'eet sawn timber. April IS—llawkhead, 22 tons, I.awrie, from .Maliiirungi. wilh -2} lons lirewood. April lii—Herald, 2.'i ions, James Tanlari, from llussell, wilh li hoses lobaeco, 1 case clocks, 120 bushels grass seeds, 21 boxes apples, 0 passengers. April IS—Uo\d, l."> ions, W. I.illico, from Waugaroa, with 7 tons kauri sum, "2 tons onions, 1 bale moleskin jackets, 1 keg honey, 8 passengers. iiia\t!iniii:s. April .'i—Phantom, M tons, Ifori'pela, for C.orontamlel. with 1 package saws, l packages stir <!i ies, 2 eases oil, *2 kegs lobaeco, J passengers. April li—Kndeavottr, I I tons, Marlin, for Waiheki, in ballast. April li—Herald, 2'i lons, James Tanlari, for the Hay of Islands, with '2 puncheons rum, } boxes .soap, It) boxes candles, It) citiis rope, (> chests tea, l> hags sugar, 1 keg I ease vviue. 2easkshiscuils, furniture J and sundries, 1 2 passengers. { April 7 Isaheila, 17 lons, Hare Malanga, for Taurauga, in ballast, I passenger. April 7—Wiil <)• The Wisp, 102 tons, Hi istow, for .Melbourne, with ;">o,ooo feci sawn timli.ir, 2i)|otts potatoes. April !l— i'Mmiutil, l!l lons, Farrow, fur Tauranga. in ballast. April !>—i.ouis Debars, forTauranga, in ballast, .'i passengers, April 11 —Dolphin, 10 lons, Campbell, for Ifawfies Hay, in ballast. April,! I —Daunliess, liirvan, foiCoroill.'lildel' April 12—Odd Follow, 20 tons. Tanner, lor Waikeki, wilh 2 bullocks. April 12—Sislers, ill tons, 11. Marks, lor .\'ew Plwuoiith, wilh I bale -2 eases I package slops, 111 bags sugar, 17 boxes 2 half-chests tea, 12 casts wine, 2 Iviles sacks, I coil inpe, I case oilman'- sloe -.. I barrel I'i |)jssrn"«i >. I
April 12—John, -ig Inns, Maddorks, lor the Harrier, in hallast, I passenger. April 15—Si. Michael, 575 lons, l'rance, for London, Willi 7.". hali-s wool. ."IN casks IS hhds. anil 12 hulls sperm oil. 05 l""s tons copper ore J cases 5 i ca>ks 51 hags I ('><> lons Kami gum, I truss liavi. I case i hales Oidiiancc sloics, 5 i passengers. April "ls—Vivttl, -21". Inns, \V. Hid lung, f; r Waugaroa, willi i handles lump iron, 1 package sundries. April ll—Nelmchadue//ar. 11l lous. A. I!. While. Cor llie Hav til' I'leiiiy, willi I hale calico, I hale gowns. I hox seap, 2 hags sail, I mill, 2 hags Hour, I c»>c Mindries, 5 eniplv casks. April 15--William. 20 tons, May. for Waugaroa. in hallast. April 15—Watcrwilch, H» loos, .lours, lor Tiilul;iK;i, Willi '2 hales .slops, r»0 Ihs. lohacco. April Hi— Koroivrika, IT lons, l'acroii, lor iiussell, willi 15 empty casks, II) passengers. April'Hi—Ophelia, 25 lons. Jcllers, lor ilit; Kast Coast, willi I hales slops, 20 Ihs. lohacco, I case !;in. April lll—S;i|lv lhass, 17 tons, Thorougliijtiiiil, lor the hav til" l'i.'niy. with 2 hales slops, 50 Ihs. lohacco, 5 gallons nun. April Hi—Napi, 17 Ion:-, Slewarl, lor Waugaroa. in hallast. April IK—Nancy, 22 lons. MrCiiTgor, lor Coromandcl, with 2 hags Hour, I cask lohacco. April IS— llawkhcad, 22 lons. I.awric, for Maliurangi, wilh 2 himtllfs oakum, I hiintilt! iron, I coil rope. 2 anchors, I hand lar, 1 chain cahle, 2 lous Hour, 2 gallons ruin. 5 passengers. April IS—Auckland. 10 tons, I.loytl, for .Mercury Hay, in hallasl.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 21 April 1853, Page 1
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791SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 21 April 1853, Page 1
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