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ARRIVALS. Dec. 13—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Williams, from Waiheki, with 22 tons firewood. Dec. 13—Sally Brass, 18 tons, Traill, from Mercury Bay. Dec 15-Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, from M'aiheki, with 25 tons firewood. Dec.' 15 Ann. 22 tons, Liddell, at Manukau, from the West (-oast, with 6'oo bushels wheat, 20 bushels maize, 12 casks pork, 1 cask lard, 5 cut. /lax, 4 boxes gooseberries, 5 passengers. Dec. 15—Sabrina, 309 tons, Kemp, from Melbourne, with 17 cases cottons, 18 passengers. Dec. 15—ICirkwoood, 130 tons, Conrtenay, from Ilobart Town, with sundry merchandize, 11 passengers. Dec. 15—Nile, 200 tons, Whaiinel, from Melbourne, in ballast, 5 passengers. Dec. 16—John, 28 tons, Lawrence, from Mnliurangi, with 10,000 feet sawn timber, 2 whalelioats. Dec. 16—Cordelia, 18 tons, Gillingham, from Coromandel, with 7 civt. kauri gum, 30 luishels maize, 4 cwt. potatoes, the copper fastenings of the ship Lnllah Ilooke Dec. l(i—Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Williams, from Waiheki, with 22 tons firewood. Dec. lG—Piako Lass, 10 tons, Smalley, from Piako River, with ton flax, 2 tons kauri gum. Dec. IG—Ann, 22 tons, Young, from Waiheki, with 5000 feet sawn timber. Dec. 10—Rovers Bride, 30 tons. Brown, from Waiheki, with 35 tons firewood. Dec. 10—Sarah, 12 lons, Ko Uka, from Motutu, with 22 casks pork, 100 sides bacon, 100 bushels njaize. Dec. 10—Vixen, IC9 tons, Pearse, from Melbourne, with sundry merchandize, 13 passengers. Dec. 19—Edward, 15 tons, Manuera, from Waketnne, with 13, pigs, 132 baskets flax. Dec. 19—Isabella, 17 tons, Matenga, from Tauranga, with 100 baskets maize, 8 bags wheat, 7 kits onions, 1 pig. Dec. 19—Highlander, 14 tons, ICamurn, from Tauranga, with 30 kits maize, 30 pigs, 2 baskets onions, 1 bag wheat. Dec. 19—Herald, 25 tons, Tautaii, from the Bay of Islands, with 8 horses, 1 ton potatoes, tons gum, 8 bundles leather, 12 pigs, I whale boat, 2 casks oil, 10 passengers. Lt c. 10 —Argyle, 15 tons, Wirenin Pohe Polie, from Tanranga, with 20 baskets maize, 20 baskets onions, 10 pigs. Ec c . 19 —Vivid,26 tone, Ilitchings,from Mongonui, with 400 bushels wheat, 450 bushels maize, 1 bale wool, 3 passengers. Dee. 19 —Ilawkhead, 22 tons, Lawrio, from Mahurangi, with 40,000 shingles, 0 tons firewood, 11 passengers. Dec. 19—Emily, 10 ton?, Mair, from Wangarei, with 4 tons kauri gum, 1 ton bacon, 05 lbs. butter, 7 passengers. Dec. 20—Mary, 25 tons, Davis, from Waiheki, with 43 tons firewood. Dec. 20—Sally Brass, 18 tons, W. Traill, from the Hot Springs, with 2/i tons lirewood. Dec. 20 —Julia, 11 tons, Thompsom, from the Bay of Plenty, with 2 tons pork, 1 ton bacon and hams, 24 live pigs, C> civt ~"<&X. ;. 21 -Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Williams, ./from Waiheki, with 22 tons firewood. Dec. 21 Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, from Waiheki. with 2.5 tons firetvood. Dec. 22—Invincible, 290 tons, J, C. Martin, from Melbourne, with sundries, 21 passengers. I Dec. 23—Hon Accord, 1/ tons, Copland, from the Thames, with 1 ton gum, 1 horse, 0 pigs, 4 kits onions. Dec. 23 —Brothers, 22 tons, (lough, from Coromandel. Dec. u4—Ng.i lluia, 17 tons, W. Hampton, from the '1 hames, with 50 bushels wheat, 3 boxes gooseberries and cherries, 2 bags wool, 5 sheep, 10 head cattle, I passenger. Dec. V(i —Daniel Webster, 200 tons, Dunning, from Sydney, with 28 horses, sundry merchandize, 10 passengers. Dec. 20—Antelope, 35 tons, Davys, from the East Coast, with 10 tuns sperm oil, 7 tuns black oil, 15 cwt. whalebone, 2 pasengers.
l)ec. 20 Forager, 14 tons, Abraham, from Wauguuui, with 20 kits onions, 140 kits . potatoes, 13 pigs. DKP.IRTL'nKS. Dec. 13 Odil Fellow, i 0 tons. Williams, for Waiheki. Dec. 14—Joseph, 15 tons, Ropi, for Tauranga, with I case gin, 4 bags salt, 5 cases prints and calico, 2 bales blankets, U casks, 1 keg rum, 3 passengers. Dec. 11—Sally Brass, 18 tons, Traill, for Hot Springs, with 10 gallons ruin, 2 cases gin, 1 bag flour, I bag Sugar. Dec. 15—Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, for Waiheki. Dec. 10—Ann, 22 tons, Young, for Waiheki. Dec. Mi Odd Fellow, 20 tons, Williams, for Waiheki. Dec. 19 —John, 28 tons, Lawrence, for Mahurangi, with A-ton (lour, 2 casks porter, I case gin, 3 gallons brandy, 2 gallons rum. Dec. 20—Sally Brass, 18 tons, Traill, for the Hot Springs. Dec. 2-) Mary, 25 tons, Davies, for Waiheki Dec. 20—llawkhead, 22 tons, Lawrie, for Mahurangi, with 2 kegs rum, 2 gallons brandy, 1 dozen porter, I box sundries, 2 gallons rum, 3 passengers. Dec. 20 Eliza, 4J tons, lillis, for Ilawkes Bay, with 5 casi-s slops, 1 ton rice, I ton sugar, 1 cask tobacco, 4 octaves wine, 14 half cases gin, 1 cask rum, 1 bale calico, I case port wine, 4 bundles spades. Dec. 21 —Odd Fellow, 30 tons, Williams, for Waiheki. Dec. 21—Victoria, 18 tons, Tope, for Mongonui, with 8 dozen spades, 3 bales blankets, 1 bale sheets, 1 bale shirts, 5 cases drapery, 3 bags sugar, i-ton rice, 2 cases clothing, I case confectionary, 5 bags flour. Dec. 21—Endeavour, 14 tons, Martin, for Waiheki. Dec. 21 Tauranga, with 2 carts, 4 casks wine, 4 bags flour, 4 bigs sugar, 4 bags rice, 2 boxes soap, '1 boxes books, 2 passengers. Dec. 21 Herald, 25 tons, Tautari, for the Bay of Islands, with 4 bales, 4 cases, and a quantity of sundries, 2 boxes candles, 1 box glass, 1 bag clover seed, I piano forte, 2'casks rum, I cask brandy, 9 passengers. Dec. 21 Kororariki, 17 tons, Paerou, for Kussell, with 34 bags sugar, 5 bags flour, 1 bag hats, 2 dozen buckets, sundries. Dec. 21 —linily, It) tons, Mair, lor Wangarci, with sundries, 1 passenger. Dec. 22 —liighlander, 2 4 tons, Kaniiieia, for Tauranga, with 3 bags apparel. Dec V 3 Xapi, I 7 tons, Copland, for Xgttngurii, with 20 packages drapery. Dee. 23—North Shore, I 2 tons, i'ahaia, for the Bay of 1.-lands, with 7 bags clothing, 4 bundles spades. Dec. 23—AnntS 22 tons, Liddell, from Man ukau, for Kawhia, with 1 keg tobacco, 2 cases gin. 2 bullied beer, 2 cases calico and prints, 3 bags sugar, 1 box soap, 1 cask wine. Dee. 24—brothers, 22 tons, Clougli, for Coromandel, with 4 cwt wheels and liftings, 30 gallons rum. Dec. 21—Surah, 17 tons, Ko Uku, for Matata, with 100 blankets, 10 coils rope, 2 empty casks 2 bags drapery, 1 cask biscuit, 5 bags salt, 4 bundles apparel. Dec :M—Nga lluia, 17 tons, I lampion, for the Thames, with 2 bags sugar, 1 bag rice, 1 bundle spades,, 3 packages sundries Dec. 24 —Kestrel. iQO tons, Wallace, for Melbourne, with 49,920 feet sawn timber, 1554 bushels bran, 37 bags oats, 37 bags barley, 17 tons hams and bacon, I4J tons potatoes, 9 packages sofas, 2 bundles cordage, 1 bale flax, 21 cases oilmen's store*, 2 tons lead, IA tons onions, I case books, 3 cases wine, 18 passengers.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 131, 29 December 1853, Page 1
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