Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVALS. Feb. 23— Naiad, lehooner, 21 torn, Munro, mastr, from Hokianga with 7,000 feet sawn timber, 7 cases 8 baskets and 7 bushels apples, &c. Feb* 25— Daunt lest, ichooner, 22 torn, M'Giegor, master, from Coromaudel Harbour with 7,000 feet •awn timber. Feb. 26— Sarah Jane, schooner, 20 torn, Beeion, master, from Coromaudel Harbour with 14,000 feet sawn timber.
DEPARTURES. Feb. 24— Colonist, barque, 261 tons, Capt. Marshall, for San Fr&nciico, with part of original cargo from Adelaide ; 33 tons potatoes, in 655 boxes, and 1 ton onioni. Paiiengeri (from Auckland) — Mr. and Mm. M'Guire and Mr. Shank. J. W. Bain, agent. Feb. 26—Aligator, schooner, 15 tons, Holmes, natter, for the Bay of Plenty with snndriei. Feb. 26— Charles, icbooner, 12 tons, Duuell, matter, for the River Thames with tuadriei.
CLEARED. Jotephine, barque, 310 tons, Captain Smith, for San Francisco. Passengerg— Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Risely, Messrs. M'Farlane and John Henry. W, S. Grahame, agent,
EXPORTS. Per Josephine, barque, for California :— 1 caik hams 25 bagi maize, 29 bags barley, 9 bags oats, 434 boxei 10 tons potatoes, 8 coili 3 packages rope, 11,145 pieces 698 packages timber, 203 bags oati and barley, 350 bags flour.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 404, 27 February 1850, Page 2
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199Shipping Intelligence. New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 404, 27 February 1850, Page 2
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