PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 751, 25 June 1853, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. June 20—Vivid. 26 tous, Hitching, from Monganui, with 10 tons kauri gum, 10 tons potatoes. June 20—Herald 25 tons, Tautari, from Hussell, with 27 birrels pork, 60 bushels corn, 6 bullocks.—Passengers.— Messrs. T. Williams, T. Kemp, two masters Barker, and Mr. Tighe, four children, and one soldier, 58th regt. T. Russell, agent, June 20 —Bon Accord, 17 tons, Cook, from the Wade. Passengeis,—Messrs. Hansard, and Falwasser. June 23—Napi, 17 tons, Stewart, from Ngungururu, with 300 kits corn, 3 pigs. June 23—Moa, brig, 23G tons, James Bowden, from Sydney. Passengers,—Mr. & Mrs. Roberts, Master Robins, Dr. Geddes, Mr. Kand, Mr. Cooper, Mr. Leggatt and son, Mr. Howe, Mr. S. Brown. Baron De Thierry, Mr and Mrs. Stowe, Mr. and Mrs. Cousins, Mrs. Price,-and daughter, & Messrs. Ower, Bradlv, Rust, and Smith, Owens, O'Donoughue 2 sons St daughter. W. S Grahame,agent. Jun\i 24—barque Commodore, 409 tons, Capt in Broad foot, from Sydney. Passengers,—Mr. &c Mrs Rowe, & family, Messrs. C. Street, N. Owens, N. Spalding, 3. C. Baldwin, J. Maxwell, J. VV. Dyer, 1 Chinaman. J. Salmon & Co. agents. DEPARTURES. June 21 Velocity, brigantine, 138 tons, Cobben, for Melbourne. Passengers.—Mesrrs. Elkingtom, Armson, Tannar, Moses, Baddy, Mr. Sc Mrs. Winchcombo, F. Connell, J. Higgin, Caldicut and H. and W. Hamlin. J. A. Langford, agent. June 22—Invincible, barque, 260 tons, J. C. Martin, for Melbourne. Passengers. Mrs Rancie, & four children, Messrs. Green, Williams, Bevan, J. Macfarlane, Swanson, Wood, M'Kalverie, Waddell, Lang, Cregg, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Quiggan Mrs. Hunter, & four children, Messrs. Murphy, M'Kay, T. Johnson & child. Coombes and Daldy, agents. June 22—Auckland 16 tons, Trail, for Matukana. Passengers. Mr. & Mrs, Vercoe. June 22—Boyd, 13 tons, Macintosh for Wangaroa. June 22—Nebucbadnczar, 14 tons A. B, White for the Bay of Plon'y. June 22—Emily, 10 tons, Mair, for Wangarie.—Passengers. four sawyers. June 23—Sally Brass, 18 tons. Lloyd, for Waiheki. June 23 —Cordelia, 18 tons, Gillingham, for Coromandel. June 23—Brothers, 22 tons, Shepherd, for Wangaroaa. June 23 —Mary Ira, 19 tons, Simpkins, for the Bay of Plenty. IMPORTS —FOREIGN - . Per Moa from Sydney :—SO boxes pipes, 3 bales leather, 100 boxes soap, 200 bags biscuit, 400 sheep, 18 casks beef, 300 bags sugar, 9 cases ironmongery, 2 hags nails, 2 casks seeds, 4 cases saddlery, 9 cases drapery, 7 truncks boots and shoes, 65 bhds. 1 tierce B. P. rum, 6 casks apples, 30 boxes soaps, 30 do. candles, 13 bags salt, 1 hhd. bricks, 1 cask tapioca, 8 boxes arrowroot, 3 casks barley, bundle raisins, 48 mats coffee, 1 caroteel currants, 10 hbds. brandy, 54 mats coffee, hhd. treacle, 14 casks beef, 1 bale paper, 2 bales drapery, GO boxes candles, 67 bags sugar, 10 bags coffee, 20 boxes fen, 200 bags sugar, 5 casks B. P. Rum,3 kegs tobacco, 6 cases dried apples. Per Commodore, from Sydney .—IOO cases geneva, 70 hags rice, 5 bales rugs, 22 do. gunnies, 40 boxes soap, 15 kegs 1 package tobacco, 10 hbds. rum, 40 chests do. congou, 30 boxes congou, 4 bhds. port wine, 16 | casks do. 134 bags sugar, 17 0 sheep. EXPORTS —FOREIGN. Velocity, for Melbourne:—6,2oo feet sawn timber, 6 tons patatoes, 293 bushels barley, 13 tons potatoes, G tous cheese, 38,878 feet sawn timber, 5000 palings, 22,800 shingles, 20 sofas, 3 bedsteds, 2 cheffb niers, 6 chests drawers, 32 tons potatoes, 3 tierces beef. Per Invincible, for Melbourne:—s3 cases furniture, GO packages ditto, 3 cases boots, 2 casks pickles, 1 do. blrckiug, 1 case blacking, 3 hbds. 4 barrels 10 drums paint oil, 4 do. turpentine, 3 casks paints, 4 bhds. loaf sugar, 13 kegs butter, 214 kits pstatoes, 72 bags oats, 2 cases bacon, 4 kegs butter, 2 boxes cheese, 16 bags 334 kits potatoes, 146 pumpkins, 3 kegs lard, cask butter, 5 do. pork, 12 tins cheese, one house, one cart, 8 cases bacon, 124 bags potatoes, 110,000 feet sawn timber, 200 bundles laths, 238 bags potatoes, 8 bags oats, 3 cases bools 41 coils woollashing, 4 casks bottled beer, 6 casks beef.

The Moa, which arrived on Tuesday has had a fine passage of seven days from Sydney, having sailed from that port or the evening of Monday the 16tli inst. The Watcriily, hence IBth May, arrived at Sydney, on the 1 Ith inst. and has laid on again for this port. The Algerine, was also Laid on for Auckland. The Cleopatra, steamer, bad arrived at Sydney from Melbourne ; after two more trips she was to return to England, by way of the Cape of Good Hope, not Cape Horn as had been previously announced. The barque Commodore, Captain James Broadfoot, which arrived yesterday morning, sailed from Sydney, on the 11th inst. with upwards o? 2000 sheep. She has lest only about 200 out of this large number, the moat of which died shortly after the vessel left the harbour. She experienced coarse weather throughout. Captain Broadfoot reports having sighted a largo vesrel, under close reefed topsails, off the Bay of Islands. The Hellespont steamer, was sold at Sydney, for £i0,500, to Messrs. Robey Weekos and Lloyds.