Shipping Intelligence.
AnnivALs. April 18.— Emma, 121 tons, Capt. Hughes, from Sydney ttie 26th alt. Passengers—Mr. Henderson, Mr. OBrien, Mr. Harntfn, wife, and 3 children, and Mr. Fairman. J. Woodhouse, a^ent. April 13.-— Waterwitch, 10 tons, McKmlayj from Kaitaia and Russell. April 15.— Fiih Hawk, U tons, Soutbgatc, from the Bay of I'lenty.
April lfi.— 'Queen, schooner, 47 tons, Jumes Cole, master, from Port Nicholson, with — 1400 bags wheat, 100 bags maize, 5 casks pork, 1 ton onions. W. S. Grabame. agent.
DEPARTURES. April 25.— Victoria, Government Brigf, Pnlham, master, for Wilhngtnn. Passengers— 'l he Lieut.Governor and Mrs. Eyre, Mr. Ormoacl, and the Rev. Mr. Chapman. April 12.— William, 20 tons, Bell,}J for Nongodo. April 13.— Barbara, 15 tons, Shearer, for the Bay of Plenty. April IS. — William and Jamet, 15 tons, Newbsm, for Taranaki. Pdßsengers— Mr. and Mrs. Reed and child, Mrs. Gollop, Mr. G. D. Duncan, Mr. H. Barrable, and two Natives. April 15.— Watenoitc/i, 10 tons, McKinlay, for Kaitaia.
CLEARED OUT. April o.— Sarah, Capt. Grant, for Sydney, with 40 tons regulus, 40 tons copper ore, to be shipped at Kawau. W. S. Grahame, aprent. April 15.--Jbfoi Wesley, 237 torn, Capt. Buck, for the Feejees, with Mission stores. Passengers— Rev. W. Lawry, and Mrs. Davies. J. Coney, agent.
IMPORTS. Per Emma, from Sydney — 14 \ tierces tobacco, T. Lewis; 7 cases cigars, 6 cases tobacco, order; 1 case cigars, J. Woodhouse ; 6 \ barrels gunpowder, Gibson and Mitchell ; 1 case stationery, order ; 1 case toys, J. Williamson ; 1 crate earthenware, 3 cases apparel, T. Lewii ; 5 boxes sperm candles, 6 do. mould and dip do., as addressed : 40 boxes soap, Graham and Henderson; 3 tieices salmon, order; 1 cask cheese W. Hughes ; 1 case shirts, order ; 3 caies drapery, W. Gluiiter ; 1 bale bags J. W. Bain; 1 cask ironmongery, 4 do. nails J. McCan; 3 cases drapery, as addressed; 5 § casks vinegar,"loo bags lour, J. Woodhouse ; 1 case, 1 truss, and 2 bales drapery, H. R. Kane ; 125 bags sugar, J. Woodhouse ; 4 cases champagne, 3 3 cases Medeira, Graham and Henderson ; 30 tons coals, order; 2 cases hats, 45, cases oilman's stores, 3 bales, 6 cases calico, 27 bags Bugar, order ; 6 £ casks wine, 23 cases 11 bales drapery, 4 bales, 4 cases drapery, 3 rolls oil cloth, 5 eases drapery, 1 truss calicoes, 1 bale bankets, 3 parcels Holland, Greham & Henderson ; 1 bale paper, order.
The Ajax haß made a splendid run of 49 days from San Francisco. On the 19 February, spoke the American whaler Cincinnatti, with 160 barrels sperm oil. She reports the following arrivals, at San Francisco, from Sydney— Duke of Roxburgh, 99 days ; Enchantress, 92 dhys ; and Jfan'a, 95 days. It is probable thst some parties may disappointed in not receiving letters from San Francisco by the Ajate, but owing to her amngements being more complete than ordinary, she lelt on the day advertised for her sailing, contrary to the general expectation of the merchants of the place. — Herald, March 25,
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 418, 17 April 1850, Page 2
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