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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 43, 2 August 1845, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS. July 27.— Schooner Joseph Cnpiis, 30, Winstone, Chathams, oil. Same day.— Schooner Ocean, 30, Fergusson, Cloudy Bay, oil. July 29.— Cutter KatherineJoknstone, Taylor, put back. July 30.— Schooner Star of China, Wood, Sydney, general cargo. July 31.— Schooner Kate, M'Farlane, east coast, oil and maize.

DEPARTURES. July 24. — Brigantine Scotia, 69, Ward, Waikiwaiti, sundries. July 27. — Brig Palmyra, 147, Gait, Adelaide via Nelson, timber. July 28.— Schooner Mary Anne, 52, Amner, Poverty Bay. Same day. — Schooner Carbon, 25, Joyce, Taranaki, sundries. Same day.— Cutter Royal William, Lovett, Cloudy Bay, stores. Same day. — Schooner Mana, Munn, Kaikora, stores. July 31. — Cutter Katherine Johnstone, Wanganui. Same day.— Schooner Lady of the Bake, Alton, Wangaroa.

The Sister, Capt. H. Hay, left Sydney for Taranaki and this port on the Bth ult. The barque Elizabeth has been chartered by Mr. Dunn, and was to leave Sydney on the 14 th via Jervis' Bay ; she will have 1,000 sheep and six horses for this place. We learn that, at Brown's whaling station atTaranaki, a large whale was caught lately, yielding nine tons ; at Barrett's station, one humpback only had been caught. The Sisters, schooner, had arrived at Hobart Town from Manilla with sugar ; she is to be laid on for this port. H.M.S. North Star was to leave Sydney for Auckland on the 12th ult.