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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 307, 8 July 1848, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE:

ARRIVALS. , . v July s—Schooner5 — Schooner Mary Ann, 35 toni, Warren,from Nelson. Passenger — Mr. Everard. Same day— Scho.qner Lady Leigh, 110 tons, White from/Hobart T«wn. Passenger — Mr. Smith. Same dir— Cutter Fisherman, 12, tons, Watson, from Taranaki. Same day— Schooner Catherine, 15 tons, Porter, from Nelson. July 6— Schonner Herend, 15 tons, George, from Queen Charlotte Sound. „, Same day— Schooner Ocetn, 30 tons, Ferguton, from Massacre Bay. Same day— Brigantine Star of China, 108 tons, Dowker, from Sydney. Passengers — Messrs. Howell, Sheill, and Silk.

DEPARTURES. Juiy s— Barque Philip Laing, 548 tons, Ellis, for Singapore. - - ... July 7 — Cutter Catherine Ann, 17 tons, Wood, for Poririia. •>■ ' w

The Wigram* and the Ralph Bernal hud. arrired at Nelson from Sydney. Stdn^y .Shipping. The Barque Rayiwondf arrived Jane 21, after a passage of sixteen days from Wellington, hairing experienced a succession of adverse and bad weather. The Kegia was advertized' to sail for Wellington The ship Kelso sailed for Wellington via Twofoldßay on 16th 1 June. — The two topsail Schooner Sarah Ann, arrived on the 9th June. English Shipping. The Victory sailed from Deal for New Zealand March 6.— The Cornelia, 500 tons, Muckleburgh, was advertized to sail for New Zealand. Hob art Town Shipping. The Osprey, 150 tons, Grigg, arrived at Hobart Town June Bth, from Hokianga May 26th, and was advertized for Wellington, proceeding afterwards to Auckland, if inducements offer.