SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2393, 3 April 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF AUCKLAND. • ARRIVALS. APRIL I—Star of the South, 147 tons, Ander.'on, from Napier.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. I—Sir John Burgoyne, 64 tons, Reeder, from Tauranga. Passengers —Messrs. Cruickshank, Master Smart, Mr. Smith, R. M., and Mr. Smith.—J. Boberton & Co. DEPARTURES. APRIL I—Alarm, brig, 228 tons, Chadwick, for Newcastle.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. I—Lord Ashley, s.s., 296 tons, Machin, fog Sydney. Passengers—Messrs. J. J. Montefiore, Finlay, Dow, Graham, H. Graham, Houghton, Fletcher, Clarke, Nicholl, Hill, McNeil, Greenway, Miller, Hall, Master Gilfillan, Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Fossett, Mrs. Downey and child, Mrs. Sheehy, Messrs. Westhy, Arnold, Wright, Lowe, Stenart, Kidd, Clarke, T. Matthews, T. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Spring, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Heney and 2 children. Total, 34. H. M. Jervis, agent. I schooner, SO tons, Norris, for the Patea river.—S. Webster, agents, I—Queen, schooner, 46 tons, Hill, for Taranaki and Wanganui. I—Victoria, s hooner, 56 tons, Renaud, for South Sea Islands. PROJECTED DEPARTURES Uruqnay, barque, for Petropalanski. Ellon Castle, barque, for Petropalauski. Ernestine, ship, for Point de Galle. Prince Alfred, s s., for the South. Coral Queen, schooner, f >r South Sea Islands, - VESSELS EXPECTED. Name and whereftom. Dl*. Pent No. Empress, ship, from London. ••• 1 3524 Winterthur, ship, from London. 2 ... 8953 Canterbury, ship, from London. .. 2 ... 7412 Belgravia, ship, from London. ... 3 ... 6452 Dauntless, ship, from London. 1 ... 2581 Viola, ship, from the Clyde. .. 3 ... 2341 Clara, brigantine, from Newfoundland. ... • • at* HI 1 H< 1958 -Ella Gladstone, brig, from Melbourne, 3 ... 6150 Eastward Ho I ship, from New York, 3 ... 92C5 Goldin Age, barque, from Melbourne, 2 .. 9183 Venus, brig, for Adelaide, ... 2..2165 Spirit of the North, ship, from London Caelano, ship, from London. Kate, barque, from Sydney. Alice Cameron, barqne, from Sydney Rangatoto, ship from London. Lancashire Witch, ship from London. Ulooats, barque, from London. John Duncan, ship, from London. Resolnte, barqne, from Glasgow. Western Star, brig, from Sydney. Lion, brig, from Sydney, Adcona, brig, from Newcastle. VESSELS IN HARBOUR H.M.S. Eclipse. H M.S.S. Brisk. Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tiller, from ) Sooth Sea Islands.—J. W. Bain, agent.

Novelty, s.s., 42 tons, Quanoe, from the Manukau, D. Graham & Co., agents. Ganges, ship, 1,211 tons, Funnell, from Queenstown. - W. Graham, agent. Ernestina, ship, 1048 tons, Fillan, from London.—Combes and Daidy, agents. Precursor, barque, 404 tons, Thomson, from Tome, in Chili —J. Roberton and Co., agents. Coral Queen, schooner, 92 tons, Trayte, from Combes and Daidy, agents. Ellen Castle, barque, 348 tons, M‘Lean, from Newcastle.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. Uruguay, barque, 320 tons, Pringle, from NewJ castle.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agens. Bella Mary, barque, 275 tons, Copping, from Hobart Town.—Stone and Son, agents. Bombay, ship, 937 tons, Sellers from London.—W. Grahame, agent, Constance, barque, 341 tons, Elliott,from Adelaide. —Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. An Revoir, brigantine, 138 tons, Watson, Jfrora Melbourne.—A. Woolley & Co,, agents. Mariposa, brigantine, 164 tons, Hurley, from Sydnsy.—Henderson & Macfarlane, agents. Prince Alfred, s.s,, 704 tons, Machin, from Sydney.—H. M. Jervis, agent. Irene, schooner, 42 tons, —, from South Sea Islands. Caduceus, ship, 1116 tons, Holton, from London. —Cruickshank, Smart & Co., agents. Wonga Wonga, 104 tons, Thompson, from j Russell.—Combes & Daidy, agents. I Pegasus, ship, 1,183 tons, Cornwell, from | London. —Combes & Daidy, agents. Louisa, ship, 903 tons, Hall, from London.— Owen and Graham, agents,. Isabelle Guzman, barque, 300 tons. Gandasequi, from Chili.—Stone & Son, agents. Star of the South, 147 tons, Anderson, from Napier. Henderson and Mac-farlane, agents. Sir John Burgoyne, s.s., Reeder, from Tauranga. J. Roberton and Co., agents. ENTERED INWARDS. APRIL I—Fancy, 28 tons, Fitzgerald, from Tauranga via Mercury Bay, with 18,000 feet timber. I—Miranda. 23 Wood, from Cabbage Bay, 12,000 feet timber. I—lsabella, 31 tons, Neale, from Omah, with 60 tons firewood and I passenger. CLEARED OUTWARDS. APRIL 1 I—Hope, 28 tons, Blade, for Tauranga, with 41 pkgs. groceries, 36 hhds. ale, 1 case wine, 5 1 cases spirits, 2 bundles sashes, 24 pkgs. groceries, 10 tons potatoes, 1 ton hay. I—Miranda, 23 tons, Hood, for Cabbage Bay in ballast, with 2 passengers. I—lsabella, 31 tons, Veale, for Omah, with 1 ton guano, 4 bags biscuit, and 2 bags sugar. I—Courier, 30 tons, Urquhart, for Mahurangi in ballast. 1 I—Ply, 15 tons, Ratara, for Matiki in ballast. 1 I—Victoria, 56 tons, Renaud, for Korotonga. i > EXPORTS FOREIGN. Per Victoria for Rorotonga:—2 bales cotton, 1 case tobacco, D. Nathan; 1 case cotton drapery, 1 case boots, Pa >ra Tuhaere. ; Per Lord Ashley, for Sydney : —1 box original cargo,- 2 cases ex Ganges, S. W. Hill; 35 boxes tobacco, Bucholz and Co.; I case Australian wine, 1 box clothing, H. M. Jervis; 1 box silver coin. Bank of New South Wales. The Alarm sailed on Saturday for Newcastle. The s.s. Lord Ashley sailed on Saturday for : Sydney with the English mails and 34 passengers The Au Kcvoir has gone up the Tamaki to discharge a quantity of stones for the bridge. The Victoria cleared for Rorotonga on Saturday, JJSjThes.s. Star of the South, 147 tons, Captain Anderson, left Napier on Wednesday; had easterly ; winds w.th heavy sea all the passage up ; arrived in the Tamaki on Friday, and d scharged 1,208 ; sheep, and came up the harbour on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. The Star of the South leaves Auckland or Napier to-morrow. She will there ship a cargo of cattle for Tauranga, and then return to Napier for a cargo of sheep for Auckland. We have to hand the files of the Hawke’s Bay papers to the 29th ultimo The Sylph for the Patea river and the Queen for Taranaki and Wanganui, sailed on Saturday. The s.s. Sir John Burgoyne, 64 lons, Captain Reeder, left nckland for Tauranga at 10 a.m. last Thursday, arriving there on Friday evening at 5 p.m. ; left again for Auckland on Saturday at 9 p.m.. with light S.W. winds and arrived here at 730 p in. She brings up 4 passengers and a mail, and reports everything quiet when she left. She sighted a brig apparently bound for this port outside Tiri Tiri. The Tauranga was coming out as the steamer went in on Friday evening. The Hope cleared for Tauranga on Saturday last.