Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVALS. January 2— Piako Us; 10 tons. Wra. Smalley, from Piako River, with 2 tons flux. Jaauaiy 6— Asp, 9 tons, J. BaJnof, from tt'angaruru, with G cises giu, £ do. boots.. £ do. pipes, 1 hbd» biandy, 2 hox.s soap, 2 do. candlen, 14 loares sugar, 2 dressing cases, 2£ casks black oil, 1 do. slush, £ do. oil, 2 boxes raisins, 2 cases tobacco, one can, nails 5 barrels oil. Passengers, E, Whelch, J. &B. WoocN. Januaiy 6~C>itherine, 21 tons, G. Patey, from Mataktma", with 40 tons fitevrood, one ton potatoes. January 7— Hawk Head, 22 tons, R. Lawue, master, from Maliurangi in ballast. Janmry 7 — Diana, 15 tons, J. Hopkins, master from KrwliU to Maliurangi, with 10 tasks pork, 52 jigs 1 tot) poik.
DxpAßTtmns. January 4— Eliza, 42 tons, W. Elli", for Hawke's Bay, with 2 bales calico, $ ton sugar, \ ton salt, 5 galls. tuui, | ca=e tobacco, 2 cases brandy, — W. S. Ciralmmc, n»ent, January 4— Dove, 20 tons, James Strachan, for the Bay of Plenty, with 12 empty casks, 3 coils rope, 1 bolt canvas, 500 feet boards, one ca«e gin, 2 cans paint, 1 case paint oil. Thos Russell, agent. January 4— Children, 31 tons, Alex. Jones, for Russell, with 7 tins imil 6 kegi vails, 4 tasks merchandize, 5 cases do, 3 casks do, 1 case and 1 parcel lead, 4 hogsheads ale, 4 casea lett on syrup, 3 packages powder, 14 cases ineicliandize , 4 cables ditto, ton salt, one parcel blue shirts, one bundle hats, 2 boxes candles, 3 cases medicine, 6 bales merchandize, 5 parcels. Passengers. Mr. Vidal, Mrs. S. W. Mams, Miss and Master Hector. January 4— Dauntless, 27 tons, J. for Corom.mdel, in ballast. January 4-Phko Liss, 10 tons, \V. Smalley, for Piako lliker. in ballast. January G— -Mary Paul, 19 tons, L. Thorouehßood, for the B.»y of Plenty, with 3 casks salt, one dozen spades, 1 bag sugar, one case pipes, one bag flour, one case, blankets, one case piints and calico, one keg tobacco, one bag salt, 4 empty casks, 1 low pig 3 horses. T. Russell, agent. January 7— Antelope, 3f> torn, D. McKtmion, master, for the East Coast, with C casks bottied ale, 6 bales merchandize, I keg rum, 3 horses, 100 empty bags.
The brig Robert Bruce, of San Francisco, has arrU vednt the Bay of I^liimls from that port. She is about to load with potatoes for the California market. The barque Novelty, and schooner Arabia, have been hanled up on the beach for inspection of their bottoms, before they commence loading for San Francisco.
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 494, 8 January 1851, Page 2
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431Shipping Intelligence. New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 494, 8 January 1851, Page 2
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