SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS. July 13—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Ginnis, from Waiheki, with 20 tons firewood. July 13—Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, from Waiheki, with 25 tons firewood. July 15—Scotch L.'iss, I,S lons, Itollon, from the Wade willi "000 feet sawn timber, 5 liiissciiijt'rs. July 1-5 Will o' tin! 'Wisp, 120 lons, A. It. I'leace, from Melbourne, in ballast, t passengers. July l i Kestrel, 100 lons, (1. Wallace, I'roiu Melbourne, with sum Iry iiieichau- | di/.e, 51 passengers. July I i -Tartar, 5X5 tons, American barque, IVom California lo Sydney, with 2(10 passengers. I'm in lo AucKland for provisions and other supplies. July 15—lioyd, 15 lons, Mcintosh, from Wangaroa, with 1)000 feel sawn timber, 2000 shingles. July 15—Maiv Ira, li) tons, Simpkins, from Wakatana, with 17 tons potatoes, I lou inai/.e, I cask pork. July 10—l'raneis, 20 tons, James, from Mahurangi, with 55 tons firewood. Julv 21 —Star, 17 tons, Harrison, from Wailieki, with 22 tons lirewood. July 21 -—Kiideavoiir, l i tons, Martin, from Wailieki, with 25 lons li rewood. July 21--Odd Fellow, 20 lons, Innis, front Wailieki, with 17 tons lirewood. July 22—Kororarika, 17 tons, I'arerau, from Itussel, with 170 bushels maize, I!, tons hay, 2 cwt. potatoes, 55 bushels wheat. DICI-AMIUKS. July 15 —Odd Fellow, 20 tons, for Wailieki, in ballast. Julv 15— Endeavour, li tons, Martin, for SVaihelii, in ballast. July I 1— Scotch I.ass, 18 tons, Doltoii, for -MataUaua, ill liallast. July 15—Moa, 250 tons, Howilen, for Sydney, with 150 tons and 50 bags potatoes, 5 ions pumpkins, 5 tons hay. 20 tons kauri gum, 200 bushels maize, 40,000 feet sawn timber, sundries, 22 passengers. July 10—Fmily, 10 tons, .Mail-, for Wan'tV'U'ei, with 1000 bricks, I keg vinegar, 5 bags Hour, 5 kegs spirits, 5 cwt. iron, 2 eases I bale drapery, sundries. July 10—Mary Ann, 25 tons, Makaua, for the Hay of' Plenty, with 5 bale's calico prints, I bale blankets. July 10 —Dolphin, II tons, Campbell, for the East Coast, in ballast.
jly JO—Francis, 20 ions, James, for Mahurangi, in bnllasr. ily IS—Sisters, 40 lons, Maiks, for Ahipara. .ilylß—Floyd, !."> tons, Mcintosh, forWangaroa, with {.-chest lea, t box soap, 0 spades, I box sundries, li sides leather. illv 19—Marmora, 15."i tons, Kelly, for Sydney, with 03 tons potatoes, -10,000 feet iiinlier, 4 passengers. lily ID—Mary Ira, 10 tons, Simpkins, for Coroinandel, in hallast. illy '2l Odd Fellow, 20 lons, Tunis, for Waihcki, in ballast, illy 21 —Endeavour, li tons, Martin, for SVaiheki, in ballast, lily 22-Siar, I" tons, J. Merril, for Waiheki, in ballast.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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418SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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