SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS. Sept 6—Cresswcll, 574 tons, Harnett, from London, with a general cargo of merehandize, and 54 passengers. Sept. 7 —Lass, 14 tons, l'irimona, from Wangarci, willi 70 bushels maize. Sept. B—Marmora, 135 tons, Kelly, from Sydney, with 28 head cattle, sundry merchandize, 1 passenger. Sept. B—Fairy, IS tons, Haines, from the lliver Thames, with 500 feet linihcr, 5 tons kauri gum. Sept. B—Gratitude, 521 tons, Smith, from New Hebrides, with the Itishop of New Zealand and other passengers. Sept. 8 -Hon, 230 tons, Howdcn, from Sydney, with sundry merchandize, 31 passengers. Sopl. 10—Tere, 18 tons, Siamiaway, at .Manukan, from Kiapara, with 0 passengers. Sept 10—Naiad, 22 tons, Munro, from Hokianga, with 300 bushels wheat, 4 tons kauri gum, 15 cwl bacon, 10 cwt potatoes, I case apparel. Sept. 10—Endeavour, M tons, Martin, from Waiheki, with 25 tons firewood. Sept. 13—Frances, 20 tons, James, from Afuliurnngi, with 30 tons firewood 2 passengers. Sept. 13—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Innis, from Waihclii, with 20 lons firewood. Sept, 17—Gazelle, 175 tons, McKenzie, from Adelaide, with 0 i passengers. Sept. 17—Nancy, 22 tons, Hood, from Matakana, with 3480 feet sawn limber, 20 tons firewood, 3 passengers. Sept. 19—Phantom, 12 tons, It. l)e Thiery, from Coromaudel, with 100 kits kauri gum, 300 feet timber. Sept. 10-Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Innis, from Waiheki, with 20 ions firewood. Sept. 19—Highlander, I i tons, To Waree, from the Hay of Plenty, with 100 baskets potatoes, 24pigs. Sepl. 19—John, 28 ions, Lawrence, from Mahurangi, with 400 posts and rails, 20 tons firewood. Sept. 19 —Delmar, 228 tons, Thayer, from Sydney, with a general cargo, 0 passengers. DKI'AIUTMIS. Sept. o—Eugene, 300 tons, Casey, for .Melbourne, with 74,288 feet timber, 91 tons potatoes, 100 hams, 234 cases and packages hams and bacon, 1G casks butter, G8 tins cheese, 39 lons firewood, 4970 bricks, 107 bags maize, !9 bags oats, 70 bags barley, 13 packages furniture, 10 packages doors, 11 passengers. Sept. o—Galatea,0 —Galatea, 540 tons, Thompson, for Sydney, Willi 105 tons kauri gum, 5 tons hay, 80,000 feet limber, 5 tons hams and bacon, 1826 pieces kauri timber, 35 tons potatoes, 10 packages furniture, 20 passengers. Sept. 7—Diana, 21 ions. Sheppard, for Wangaroa, with 2 passengers. Sept. B—Lass, 14 tons, Pirimona, for Wangarci, with 5 bags sugar, 1 cask tobacco, 1 box pipes, I cask tar, 30 blankets. Sept. B—Antelope, 35 tons, Davys, for the East Coast, with 2 tons sugar, G boxes soap. 5 packages slops, 4 packages tobacco, 14 tons casks. Sept. B—Fairy, 15 tons, Haines, for Rikowhakarere." Sept. 10-Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, for Waiheki. Sept 10—Herald, 25 tons, Taulari, for the Hay of Islands, with I cask rum, 2 cases
copper, 10 bags sugar, 1 liorsc, 20 packages sundries, 10 kegs powder, 8 passengers. Sept. 10—Sar.ih, U tons, Ngalmlm, for Manila, with 2 bales blankets, 2 bales cotton sheets, I bale calico, 50 lbs. tobacco, I bale sundries, 1 case gin,i gallons rum, t passenger. Sept. 12—Kor.irarika, 17 tons, I'nirau, for llie Bav of Islands, with 7 bags sugar, 8 boxes 'caudles, 2 bundles spades, 1 bag (90/.) specie, 1 case sundries. Sept. 15 Frances, 20 tons, James, for Maluirangi. Sept. Mo—Old Fellow, 20 tons, Innis, for Waiheke. Sept. 13—Lady Jane Grey, 12 tons, Tiri, for Russell. Sept. 17—Naumai, 11 tons, Strand, for Herckiiic, Willi 180 lbs. tobacco, 2 casks, 2 bales slops. Sept. 10—North Shore, 18 tons, Hori, for Mahuran!\i, with 0 bags (lour, 1 cask beef, 1 cask pork. 2 bags sugar, Clus tobacco, 2 gallons rum. Sept. 19—John, 28 tons, Laurence, for MaInnangi, with 10 bags fl.mr. Sept. 19—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Innis, for Waiheke. Sept. 19—Cilliopc, 18 tons, Ko Wata, for the Hay of Islands, with 10 tons firewood.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 124, 22 September 1853, Page 1
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