SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 129, 1 December 1853, Page 1

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. Nov. 15—piako Lass, 10 tons, Smalley from Piako River, with 200 bushels wheat. Nov. 17—Mary Ana, 20 tons, Poulgrain, IVom the F.nsl Const, with 100 bushels wheal, I ton pork, 29 packages luggage, I passenger. Nov. 18—Mary, 23 tons, \V. Davirs, from Waihrki, with 10 tons firewood, 30 bushels wheal, 2 passengers. Nov. 18—NYilliiiin, 20 tons, Day, from Waugarei, with I tons kauri gum. Nov. I!)—Wniapti, 21 tons, Tipupa, from the Kast Const, willi 800 bushels wheat, 100 bushels maize. Nov. 21—Sally Brass, 18 tons, Trail, from Malnknna, with 23 ions firewood, 100 posts ami rails, 2 passengers. Nov. 28—Antelope, 3?J tons, Davys, from the Kast Coast, with 10 inns oil, 1 ion whalebone, 100 bushels maize, SO bushels wheal. Nov. 21—Fmily, 10 ions, Mair, from Wan-' garci, wilh 14 r.wl. bacon, 2 cwt. kauri gum, 5 bushels maize, ,'i passengers. I Nov. 21—Fudeavoiir. li tons, Martin, from Wailicki, wilh 21 tons firewood. 'I Nov. 21—Ocean, 181 tons, 11. Cain, from Melbourne, wilh 50 sheep, sundry merchandize, 17 passengers. Nov. 21— 11. M. Urig, Fantome, 481 tons, ! 12 guns, Lieut. Fitzroy, from Sjdney on a j cruise. Nov. 22 -Galatea, SJG ions, Thompson, ' from Sydney, wilh 220 sheep, 19 horses, I a general cargo of merchandize, and 9 passengers. | Nov. 22—Wanderer, 180 ions, Hobhins, , from Melbourne, wilh sundries, 0 passen-; gcrs. I Nov. 23 —Kiigcno, 230 tons, Casey, from i Melbourne, wilh sundries, 29 passengers, i Nov. 21—Francis, 20 tons, G. James, from . the Wade, wilh 22,000 feel sawn timber. I Nov. 23—lloyil, Io tons, .Me lulosh, from j Wangaroa, with 5 tons bark. Nov. 20- John, 28 tons, Lawrence, from Mahtirangi, wilh 10 tons lirewood, io spars, 2 passengers. Nov. 20-HordcrMaid,92 tons, Clarke, from Gcelong, in ballast, 5 passengers. Nov. 28—Mary Ira, 2.'i tons, Kepa, from Wakalane, with 500 bushels maize, 7 pigs. Nov. 28—Star, 17 ions, Merrick, from Wailicki, with 20 tons lirewood. Hill-All I LItKS. Nov. lo—Napi, 28 tons, Copeland, for Xgunguru. Nov. IS—Julia, 1 I ions, Thompson, for the flay of Plenty, with 3 bales blankets, 3 bags Hour, 2 cases'gin, 1 case wine, 1 bale calico, I bale oakum, 2 casks nails, I box pipes, 7 bags sugar, 1 bag biscuit, 1 bag rice, 1 bag sundries, 1 barrel tar, 1 barrel pilch, 1 dozen spades, 2000 feel sawn limber.

Nov. 13—Pitiko Lass, 50 tons, Smallcy, foi the Thames. Nov. 10—Sarah, 12 lons, M;iilii, lor Main!:.. Willi 7 bags sail, 20 pieces print, 10< blankets. Nov. 10—Hon Accord, 17 lons, Cnpeland, fn> llie Thames, villi 10 bags rice, 3 bag sugar, I bale draprry, 2 cases 2 package books. 2 bags flour, I dozen spades am! sundries. Nov. I(j—Calliope, II ions, Ko Wain, for Wangaparoa, with 4 boxes, 4 packages furniture, 2 bags Hour, I bag sugar Nov. 21—Sally llrass, IS tons, Traill, for Mercury Hay, with 100 ship timbers, -2 tons provisions, 3 gallons rum, 2 passengers. Nov. 21— Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, fav Waiheki. Nov. 21—Walcnvitcli, 10 tons, Jones, for Wangaroa, with 1 bhd. rum, 00 lbs. tobacco, I box slops. Nov. 22—Mary. 23 lons, W. Davie*, for Waiheki, wi'ili 2 bags flour, 2 bags biscuit, 2 bags sugar, I bag sail, I keg vinegar, I cask beef, I bale I kil drapery. Nov. 22—William, 20 tons, Day, I'orKawaii, with 10 tons coal, I box soap, I box randies, 8 packages sundries. Nov. 23—Mary Ann, 20 tons, Poulgrain. for the East Coast, witli 2 tons sugar, I keg nails, 1 bhd. rum. Nov. 21—Emily, 10 tons. Mair, for Wangarci, with i ton flour,2 bags sail, 5 bags sugar, 5 casks pork, 200 lbs. bacon, (i dozen spades, sundries. Nov. 21—Frances, 20 tons, James, forMahurangi. Nov. 2-I—Sisters, 53 ions, Wadham, for Kasvhia and New Plymouth Irom Manukau, wilh 4 kegs paint, 1 bale paper hangings, i case slops, 2 bales I package, drapery, f> boxes soap, 2 cases sugar, I bale rugs, 1 keg lobacco, I barrel pipes, 1 box axes, 1 case starch, I casecurranls, 33 hags sugar, 10 barrels oainicul, quantity hardware, (juauliiy sundries, chairs, £I,OOO specie, 3 passengers. Nov. 28—fiazel!e. 173 lons, for Melbourne from Manukau, Willi 3108 pieces 27 logs 81,000 feel limber, 4,000 feet boards, 101 bags potatoes. 12 bags oats, 18 bags barley, 40 passengers. Nov. 23—Spencer, 222 tons, J. 11. Wooton, Tor Porl Philip, wilh 113,000 feet kauri timber, 15 tons firewood, 10 cwt. hams and bacon, 300 bushels bran, 22,000 bricks, 30 coils rope, 1 case I'liruiiurc, \ case saddlery, 1 ion shcel lead, 7 passengers. Nov. 23 —Moa, 236 lons, Tiowden, for Sydney, with 33,000 feet timber, 13 casks (080 gallons) black oil, 30 gallons sperm, 300 gallons black oil, 70 tons kauri gum. 1 ion llax, G4O bushels maize, 800 bushels wheat, sundries, 31 passengers. Nov. 20—Herald, 23 ions, Taulari, for the Hay of Islands, with 10 coils rope, 10 small eases, 10 buxes soap, 4 dozen American buckets, 2 bags rice, -i bags sugar, 4 mills, sundries, 7 passengers. Nov. 28—Star, 17 tons, .Merrick, Tor Waiheki. Nov. 28—Waiapu, 21 ions, Waieua, for the East Cape, with 1 lon rice, I ton sugar, 10 blankets. Nov. 28—Ron Accord, 17 tons, Copeland, for the Thames, with 20 bags rice, 13 bags sugar, 2 bags flour, Obags biscuit, -i dozen regalia shirts, I passenger. j