SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED. None. SAILED. Sept. 6, schooner Wave, 61, Fox, in ballasfc for Sydney. *£ Same day, schooner Nelson Packet, 20, Jackeon, for Massacre Bay; general cargo. Passenger, Mr. Moore. „ Same day, schooner Ocean, 30, Fergusson, for. Port Nicholson. Sept. 8, schooner Ann, Higgins, 61, for Kafia and she coast. Passenger, Mr. Lowry. Same dry, schooner Perseverance, 50, Bishop, for Port Nicholson. Passengers, the Bishop of New Zealand, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Hugh Ross, Mr. Scholer, and Mr. Ross. y Same day, schooner Nymph, 22, Scantland, for Port Nicholson ; 14 barrels New Zealand pork. Passenger, T. Macdonald. IN PORT. Barque Sir Charles Forbes, Bacon. Brigantine Sisters, Clarke. At anchor in the Gulf, N.W. from Separation Point about ssven miles, a brig, name unknown ; not unlikely to be one of the surveying brigs, from her lying there so long. The pilot boat is gone to ascertain the fact. Sept 8, Mr. Rolph, from Massacre Bay, saw the Elizabeth at anchor between the islands on the 7th; all well.
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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 27, 10 September 1842, Page 106
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166SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 27, 10 September 1842, Page 106
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