SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED. Taylor, from Taranaki; passenger, Mr. Fell. February 16. Schooner Kate, 50 tons, M'Farlane, from Taranaki; passengers, Messrs. Hine, J. M. Taylor, and A. Hort.
SAILED. February 10.—Schooner Richmond , 20, Sinclair, for Port Cooper; passengers, Mr. William Deans, and ten servants. February 13. —Brigantine Lowestoft, 11-1, Cowtan, for Auckland. February 15.—Schooner Dolphin, 40, Smith, for the ' coast. Same day. —Schooner Ganct, 40, Popplewell, for the coast. IN PORT. Barque Indemnity, London, 450, Waitt & Co. agents. Schooner Ann, Wellington, 22,8r0wn, Schultz, agent; laid up. Schooner Maori, Schooner Governor Hobson, 30, laid on for Taranaki. Schooner Ocean, 2b, Ferguson, from Nelson. Barque Glenarm, 296, Guy, Jan. 30, from Liverpool ; C. M. Penny. Ship Thomas Sparks, 498, Sharp. Jan. 31, from London, via the Cape ; Ridgways & Co., agents. Brig Margaret, 186, Tomkins, Jan. 1, from Sydney; Waitt & Tyser, agents. Schooner Shepherdess, Brown, Feb. 3, from Akaroa. Schooner Vanguard, 90, Newton, from Nelson. Schooner Imp, 20, Tulett, Feb. 10, from Wanganui. Cutter Elizabeth, 20, Feb. 11, from Sydney. Schoonar Catherine Johnstone, 10, Taylor, Feb. 15, from Taranaki. Schooner Kate, 50, M'Farlane, Feb. 16, from Taranaki. The Phoebe was to leave London for Nelson, and this Port, chartered by the New Zealand Company, on the 15th November, to convey passengers who do not come within the Company’s regulations for a free passage. The Catherine Johnstone spoke the -4/m,'Higgin, off Taranaki, bound to Nelson from Kalia.
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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 58, 17 February 1843, Page 2
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232SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 58, 17 February 1843, Page 2
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