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PUKE RERE MAI. Nov. 29-Maori, 10 tons, Creighton, from Coromandel, with 4000 feet tiuber, ½ ton iron, 20 lbs. tobacco, I bale stops. Nov. 20—Napi, 17 tuns, Copland, from Nguugui n, willi 330 bushols maize. Nov. .30—Diana, 22 ions, Shepherd, from l'ovcrly Hay, willi OUO bushels wheal. Nov.'3o Ifawkhead. 2-2 lon=, Lawrie, from Maliurangi, willi 21 lons firewood. Nov. ."0--Dolphin, H lons, Campbell, from lhe Kasl Coasl. willi I I."SO bushels wheal. Nov. 30 —l'iako Lass. 10 ions, iSmalley, from lhe Thames, willi ;'i lons kauri guni. Nov. 30—Memllcshani. 20 lons. Allen, from lhe Kasl Coasl, willi "00 bushels wheal. Nov. oO Forager, I t lons, I'eiiinona, from lhe Thames, with 1 lons kauri gum. Nov. 50—0i1.1 Fellow, 20 ions, Henio, from W'aiheki, willi "22 lons firewood. Nov. SO—Louisa, 23 lons, llanlonga, from lhe Kasl Cape, willi 000 bushels wheal. 130 bushels maize. Nov. 50 —Cold llnnler, 10 lons, De Thierry, from Coroiuandel, willi 2 ions kauri gum, ■i pigs, 2 dozen fowls. Nov. 30—Kliza. 12 lons, Kllis, from lhe Kasl Coasl willi 01)0 bushels wheal, 100 bushels maize, I \ ions hams and bacon. Nov. 50— llainilla Mitchell', 012 lons, 11. A. ltradley, from Loudon, willi a general cargo of merchandize, and Co passengers. Dee. I—Francis,1 —Francis, 20 ions, .lames, from Ma luiraugi, willi 32 tons lircwood. Dei'. 2 llrolhers, 22 lons, De Thierry, from llussell, willi 5 casks oil, l head callle, 15 bags maize, 0 lons kauri gum, J. ion pdiaiors, baskels onions, 5 dozen fowls and ducks. Dec. 2—liria, 5."J tons, Low, from tlm Bay of Plenty, will) 3 ions maize, 3 tons potatoes. Den. 3 —Alexander. Hi tons. To Kuka. from Tauranga, willi 71 bushels w heal, fi pigs, 24 fowls, 11 craw fish. Dec. 3—Naiad, 22 tons, Monro, from llokianga anil Ahipara, with 5 lons, 2 cwl. kauri gum, 5 casks pork, 30 bushels maize, 30 bushels wheal, i tons, 10 cwl. bacon, 80 kits potatoes, 8 jars lard. Dee. 3—Nauinai, 11 lons, Siroud, from llokianga, willi 2 tons kauri gum. 100 lbs. tobacco, 2 bales slops, 100 bushels wheat, 100 bushels maize, 2 tons pork, .J ton bacon. Dec. U—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Williams, from Wn'ls'.'fci, v/it'i tons firewood.
Tier. 8 -Nga liinn, I" ions, Nicholas, from ihn Thames, willi fiSO bushels wlieat, I ion Rax, i ton bnltcr, l)pr. B—lion Accord, 17 ions, Copland' from tlip Thames, with I horse, 3 lons, kauri gum, ) I pigs, 20 bnslicls maize. IVc. 9—Hawkhead. 22 tons, Lawrie from Main rangi, with 22 tons firewood. Dec. 1) Odd Fellow, 20 tons. Williams, from Wairenga, Willi 21 tons lire wood. Pec. 10—Kudeavojir, 14 ions, Martin, from Wailieki, witli 2.i tons firewood. Dec. 10—l'iako l.ass, 10 ions, Suialley, from l'iako lliver, willi I lon (lax, oO bushels Wheal, I \ tons kauri gum. Dee. 12—Francis, 25 lons, kauri gum, 12 posts. iO sprits, 20 lons firewood. Dee. 12—Dauntless 50 Inns, Ilardiman, from Wangaroa, willi "SO bushels wlleal, 15 bushels maize. lice. 12—Joseph, 14 tons, He.pi, from lauranga. wvh .*)IS pigs, 27 bushels wheal, 50 fowls, S ducks, 5 bushels onions, 850 lbs. pork, I eask lard. Dee. 12— Victoria, 18 lons, Tope, from .Monganni, willi 14 bales wool, 2 ions kauri gmn, 47 bags maize. Dee. 12— H.M. Colonial brig Victoria, Deck, from Sunday Islands, tli.i Isle of Pines, and Norfolk Island, with Mis Kxcellency Sir (Jeorge Crey and suit, and Disliop Selwyu. Dee. 12—Marmora, l"> ! > tons, Kelly, from Sydney, with a general Sargo of merchandize, and 21 passengers. Dec. i>—Herald, 2'» tons, Taniari, fiom llie Hay of Islands, with 20 bales wool, I case bacon, 1 horse, 5 boxes American axes, 7 passengers. Dee. .*>— II.M. llriganline Pandora, fi guns, 52ft lons, Caplaiu l)i ury, from survey of l'.asl Coast. Dee. 7--Napi, 17 tons, Copland, from llie Thames, with 2 tons kauri gum.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 130, 15 December 1853, Page 1
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634NGA KAIPUKE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 130, 15 December 1853, Page 1
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