Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVALS. March 3—John Whiteley, 40 tons, James Lidde'l, fnm LyiteKon, via "Wellington Tiranaki, and Ka»ia, with 1.090 bricks, 13 sacks, 53 bushels grais seed, 1 iron chest, 9 cases, I package bedding, 2 spades and 1 fork. 2 tubes, 1 kit 1 keg butter, and pasBp'ngers 1 lugg-me. Passengers —Mr. and Mrs. Davy and child, Mr. Abraham, Master Turton, Miss Oliver, MUs Smart, Mr. Stowe, Mr. Chipchase — Davis, agrnr. March 4—Victoria, 17 tons, Isaac Aferrick, from Waiheki, with 30 tons wood. March 4—-Hnwkhead, 22 tons. R. Lawrie, for Malmrangi. with 6 tons fitewood, 350 bushels oyiter-shellg. March 6—Avenger 3 tons, VV. Biker, from Russell, with 10 pigs.
DFPARTUIIES. March 6—Victory, 573 torn, Captain Mullens, for New Plymouth. Passengers—Lieut. Kins, R. A., Mrs. Davenish and dauuhw, Dr. Kingdon, Mr. \ George Cooper, jun., Mr. Insley, Jean Keale, Walter Frmchins, son, nn-J wife, Fanny Christie and five children, George Watt, wife and four childrfn, Henry W»bb, Dnvid Stoke*, wife, and five children. —Brown & Campbell, agents. March, s—Grampus, 23 tons, 6. Panto, for the Bay of Plenty, with 1 bale slops; 200 fts. tobacco, 2 cases gin, 14 case brandy, b' ramp ovens, 12 empty casks. March s—Julia, 36 tons, James Girvan, for Mahuraugi, in ballast.—Combes & Daldy, agents. March s—William, 20 tons, P. Gieenhill, for Ma* takana, with 2 packages of miners' tools, 2 casks pork, 4 bags couls. Passengers—Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Burn, and 6 miners. March 6—Avenger, 3 tons, W, Baker, for Ituisell in \n\Usi.
Exports. Per Victory, for New Plymouth :—Part of original cargo from Landon ; shipped at Auckland, 1 hhd. rum, 2 quarter-casks sherry, 71 kegs paints, 1 tierr-e loar-sugar, 1 case matches, I cask barley, 2 cases red herrings, 1 hhd. beer, 1 case samples of glass, 2 cases jam, 1 case haberdashery, 5 packages rope, 1 caie medicines, 1 case gauging instruments, 56 iron pot«, 3 tins oil, 1 parcel saddlery, 1 case glass, 11 casks sperm oil, 21 coils rope.
The Caiherinn, Captain Henry, arrived at Kawau on Thursday last, after a passage of fourteen days (although she experienced li^ht winds throughout) from Newcabtle. She will deliver portion of her caruo at Messrs. Wliitaker & Heale's copper woiks — afUr discharging which, she will come on to thin port to load up for California. Spoke the Narwhal wlinler of London, standing to ihe Bay of Islands on Sunday last ; — and saw aevoral black whales off the North Cape. A mail from Sydney, ila'ed 19lh Feb., containing a few (L'tteio, sent up by the Captain of ihn vessel, has been received at 'he Post-Office. Monganul — The Vivid, that arrived on Monday last, reports the following vtssels at the hirbour of Monganui when she left :— Janion, U. S. ship, Ham* mond, 6*- months from New Bedford, 240 bis. sperm. —Condon, Keiupton, 5 months out, 80 bis. whale, 40 bis. sperm oil, and 500 lbs. bone. Brai>anzß, Deroll, 5 months our, 15 bis. blade oil. — Pagoda, Tobey, 1\ months out, 300 bis sperm, 350 bis, whale oil, and 3000 lbs. bone.— Cantou Packet, 15 months our, 150 bis. sperm oiL
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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 511, 8 March 1851, Page 2
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