SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 19, 18 January 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF POVERTY BAY. ARRIVALS. January 12. —Star of the South, b.h., Captain Holmen, from Auckland. Passengers for Gi»borne: Mrs. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Peton, Mr. McDonald. January 16. Kangatira si., Captain Hebbern, from Auck and. Passengers for Gi«borne : Mr. and Mrs. Warner and three children, Messrs. Johnson, Jeffreys, and Fielder. DEPARTURES. ■January 12.—Star of the South s.s, Captain Holmes, for Napier with original cargo from Auckland. ■January 16. --Rangatira s.s.,'Crptain Hebbern, for Napier and the South. Passengers: Mrs. Meldrum, Miss Parker, Mrs. Il.dlett, Captain Read, Messrs. Woods, Allanack, "Nasmith, Brown, De Moidrey, Graham, Baker, Hartley. IMPORTS. Ex Rangatira: 4 cases and 2 sacks coffee, 1 sack ginger, 41 sheet* iron, 1 ease ironmongery, 7 packages, 1 ca«e drapery, Read ; 3 cases stationery, Dr. Nesbitt; 1 parcel, Bennett; 1 parcel, Steggall; 1 case drapery, Horsfall. Ex Star of the South : 1 case order, 1 .truss, 2 parcels, Read ; 1 case, 1 pkg., Hall ; 189 sheep McDonald; 10 units sugar, Greene. EXPORTS. Per Cynthia : Miscellaneous cargo for Waikari 49 bales wool, Parsons; 120 bags grass seed, Read ; 195 bags grass seed, Horsfall; 90 bags ■grass seed, Hammond. Per Clematis: 100 bales wool, 13 casks tallow, 33 hides, 63 cases apples, 200 sacks grass seed, Read ; 4 hides, Hartnett; d. p. for the coast 2 dons ilour, 4 ton sugar, 3 pkg. drapery, Read. The Tawera arrived safe in Auckland on the 14th after a stormy passage of 10 days, experiencing nothing but a succession of gales of wind since leaving Poverty Bay. Captain Kennedy made several attempts to land cargo on the coast but could not succeed. Tire weather banking up from the East ward, stood out well to sea and rounded the Cape on the third day out. At 8 p.m. hove to with hard gale blowing from E.N.E. at 12 midnight wind increased to a hurricane, stood in for the land and made Cape Runaway at 7 pm. next day. Carried away fore gaff ; shipped heavy seas which swept the deck cargo overboard. On weather clearing bore up for Opotiki next day. Bar. 28' with appearance of dirty weather from W. run for Hick's Bay, blowing hard. Left again in moderate weather and arrived as above. All Henri Potai’e flour, biscuits Ac., were thrown overboard during the gale. The Tawera will require a thorough overhaul ; uow stanchions and bulwarks, and recaulking all over. She proceeded at once to discharge her wool into the Queen Bee. The Clematis sails to day for Auckland. The Cynthia got on the bar proceeding seaward yesterday.