LATE Arrivals. December 23, 1854. William Denny, from Sydney,-merchandize, 39 horses. Nelson, at Manukau, from the Southern Ports, — merchandize. Ann, at Manukau, from Kawhia, —wheat, and j other produce. 'Exert, from Mahurangi,—firewood. from the Thames, —onions, and other produce. James, from Coromandel, —sawn timber. Elizabeth, from Melbourne, —general cargo. Pirate, from Melbourne, —merchandize. Oddfellow, from the Wade, —sawn timber. " Osprey, from Bay of Islands, —sheep. Fullerton, from Melbourne, —general cargo. Late Departures. December 22, 1854. Sally Brass, for Waiheke, —ballast. jrFlirt, for the Thames, —rice, sugar, and slops. Galway Ark, for Ngunguru,—merchandize. Yarrow, for Sydney,—timber, kauri gun, wheat, potatoes, &c. Gazelle, for Melbourne, —potatoes. Bonnie Doon, for Melbourne, —produce. Queen of Perth, for Wellington, merchandize. Julia Ann, for Kawau, —slops and provisions. Medway, for Mahurangi,—ballast. Anil, for Kawhia, —sundries. Vessels ix the Harbour of the Waitemata, January 1, 1855. Fullerton, 172 tons, Clark, master. Pirate, 285 tons, Greig, master. Elizabeth, 127 tons, Currie, master. William Denny, steamer, Mailler, master, Algerine, 160 tons, Lilewall, master. Moa, 236 tons, Bowden, master. Elizabeth Ann, 96 tons, Jones, master. Abbey, 99 tons, Bell, master. Kirkwood, 136 tons, Lewis, master. " Sea Breeze, 309 tons, Newell, master. Eugene, 236 tons, Tutty, master. George, 104 tons, Mclntyre, master. Cordelia. 378 tons, McKenzie, master.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 11
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206Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 11
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