SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS. June 28— Highlander, 14 tons, Parata, from Tanranga, with 60 bushels maize, 18 bags wheat, 8 pigs. June '2B Sally Brass. 18 tons, Lloyd, from Waiheki. Juno 28 —William, 20 lons, Day, from Tiilakann, wilh 100 bushels maize, o lons kauri gtmv. 1 lous polaloes. June 28—Odd, l'ellow, 20 lons, Innis, from Waiheki, wilh 20 lons firewood. June 20—Deborah, 170 ions, Gordon, from Melbourne, in ballast, 5 passengers. July I—Sea Helln, 20 tons, Hopkins, nt Manakau from Kawliia, wilh 400 bushels wheal, 100 bushels maize, 5 A ions Hour, 5 tasks pork, I cask spirits, 10 bundles iron, owl. Ilax. July 2—Cordelia, 18 lons, Gillingham, from Coromauilcl, wilh 1 ion potaloes, 7 bushels maize, 1 basket kauri gum, 5 passengers. July i—Auckland, 10 tons, Trail, from Malakana, wilh 0000 feel limber, 7 passcngcrs* July l—Louis, 10 lous, Debars, from Tanrauga, wilh to bushels maize, 400 lbs. onions, 1 ion potatoes, 20 bushels wheat. July -I—John, 28 lons, Maddoeks, from the Great Harrier, wilh -U) tons firewood. July I—Calheri lie. l i lons, Parent, from Tauranga, wilh 500 baskets potatoes, 500 baskets maize, 20 bushels wheat, 20 pigs, 10 fowls. July t—Julia, 18 tons, Thompson, from the Hay of I'leuty, nilli 500 kils potatoes, 20 kils maize. July ?>— Hon Accord, 17 tons, Cook, from Coromandel, wilh 12 packages furniture, I 1 pianoforte, I passenger. July Ilori Tepaea, 27 ions, Himionn. from the Hay of Plenty, wilh 10 kils maize, 22 passengers. July o—Sarah, 17 tons, Moktika, from Matala, wilh 500 baskets potatoes, 10 casks pork, 20 bushels maize, 1 pig. July I! Forager, 11 lons, Savage, from Malata, wilh 2 tons salt pork, i ions po-! tatoes, 1 ewi. bacon, 50 bushels maize, 5 bushels wheal. July o—Victoria, 18 ions, Tope, from Mongonui via Awauui, wilh I ;V> bags maize, 220 kits wheat, 20 sides bacon, 2 casks pork, 2 casks lard. July 7 —Herald, 2,* i tons, Taulari, from the Hay of Islands, wilh 15 casks pork, ;'io bags maize, 100 bags potatoes, 1 halcblankets, I ullage whiskey, 10 packages furnilure, 15 passengers. July B—Ngahura, 17 tons, McKaskill, from the Thames, wilh 10 lons lirewood. July S—Sis Ids, 50 tons, Marks, at Manakau, from New Plymouth, wilh ~fj lons Hour, 7 passengers. July o—Vivid, 20 tons, llitehings, from i Mongonui wilh .">0 bags maize, 5 cases, 1 case iron burs, 10 ions kauri ginn. July 0 Hrolheis, 22 lons, Shepherd, from Mongonui, wilh 21 passengers. July ll—Alert, 20 ions, Tanner, from (he Wade, wilh 7000 I'cet sawn limber. July II Kinily, 10 tons, Mail', from Wangarei, wilh 2 tons bacon, 00 bushel", maize, I!, ton potatoes, 1 mill, I kegs butler, 100 lbs. lard, i passengers. July ll—Algerine, 100 ions, A. Ilrooks, from Sydney, willi sundry luurcliuiulize, 15 passengers.
Diiparturks. June 28 —Cashmere, Oi I lons, Pearson, for New Plymouth. wiih part of Ikt original cargo from London, :iiul 8 passengers. Jdne 28—Kororarika, 17 lons. Para rati. for Hussell, willi six lings l ice, 3 ea>ks plates. Juno 28--lfiiion, 20 lons, L'iiins, for Matakana, willi 2.'i sheep, 2" Inns potatoes, 1 bags Hour, I cask pork, I tin:; ;alt. Juno 28—Odd Fellow, 2;) lons, In:iis, for Waiheki, ill liallnsl. July I— Francis, 20 tons, James, for Mahtiraugi. in ballast, 2 passengers. July I —Highlander, 15 tons, l'arala, for Tauranga, ill ballasl. July I llawkliead, 22 tons, Lawrie, for Malittrangi, in ballasl. July I—William, 20 lons Day, for I'alaua, willi 5 bags rice, 2 bags sugar, 1 bag biscuit, 2 lmiullcs spades. July I—Sally, Ilrass, II tons, Lloyd, for Mercury liay, in ballast. July -1 —Cordelia, 18 tons, Gillingliain, for Waiheki, in ballast, 4 passengers. July Kirkwood, 130 tons, .1. M. (till, for Melbourne, willi 81 bags bran. 88 bags oals. 3(>5 bags polaioes, 3 wooden houses, 30,780 feel sawn limber, 210 bundles palings, sundry merchandize, 3 passengers. July s—Hon Accord, 1" lons, Cook, for Coromaudel. July ii- -Kdmiiud, 0 ions, Parata. for Tauranga, willi I cask, GSO feet limber, I box sundries, I package plants. July o—Auckland, Hi ions, Trail, for Malakana. July B—John, 28 lons, Maddocks, for the Ikiri ier, willi Mon Hour, 10 bags sugar, I steam engine. July A —Joseph, l i lons, ISapere, for Tauranga, willi I bag Hour, 1 bag sugar, I bag slops. July 8- Louis, 10 ions, Debars, for Tauranga in ballast. inly B—Forager, l i lons, Fnlloon, for Coroiuandol, in ballasl. July it —Signei, ions, Winter, for Kaipara, willi 2.'io bags rice, 57 iron pots, 5 coils rope, 1 cask crockery, I case waiebes, I rase wi:ie, 1 keg brandy, 1 case slops, I case boots and shoes, 1 ease hardware and sundries. July 0-Spencer, 222 lons, J. 15. Woolon, for Melbourne, willi 75,000 feel sawn limber, 100 bushels and 70 hags maize, •it) bushels barley, 35 bags oals, 1151 bags and 5 } kits' potatoes," 5 kits onions, 18 packages bacon, .15 bams, Gko r :s I cask
butter, I ease 2,' i litis cheese, sundry merchandize, I I passengers. July 18—Ilrothci s, 22 tons, Shepherd, for Mongonui, in ballast. July 11 —Alert, 20 ions, Tanner, for llic Wnclc, in ballast. July ll—Sarah, 27 tons, Ngauku, for Matata, in ballast. July II —Sea Helle, 20 tons, Hopkins, from .Maiiakau, to Kawhia, with 2 eases, I bale, I box. 1 anchor, 2 kits boes, (i bows and cbain, 2 bundles iron, 1 ease gin, I bag rivets, 2 boxes apparel, 1 box books, 1 cask tar. July II —Catherine, I S tons, I'arere, for Tatiranga, in ballast. July 12 —Antelope, 35 tons, l)av\s, for the Kasl Coast, Avilli 1 bahi calico, 1 bale print, i bale blankets, 1 bale shirts and trowsers, 1 bale bags.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 119, 14 July 1853, Page 1
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945SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 119, 14 July 1853, Page 1
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