SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume 1, Issue 26, 12 February 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT. OF POVERTY BAY. High Water. February 12.— 5.41 morning; 5.57 evening. February 13. — 6.12 morning; 6.25 evening. February 14.— 6.40 morning; 6.51 evening.

ARRIVAL. January B.—A.S.P. Co.’s p.s. Comerang, Captain Chrisp, from Auckland.—Passengers: W. Gay, J. Gay, and two natives. IMPORTS. February B.—Comerang, p.s., Chrisp, from Auckland with 1,500 ft. timber, Forbes. Ex Warehouse in bond, 3 eases sewing machines, 4 nests tuba, 20 sash weights, 20 bdls. hoop iron, 6 grindstones, 4 cases, 32 boxes tea, 12} chests tea, 44 cases wine, 18 qr-cases wine, 2 pkgs paper hanging, 1 truss, 19 empty hhds, 22 empty qr-casks, 2 wheels, 1 express wagon, 65 sacks 100 bags flour, 229 cases Old Tom, 2 cases vestas, 6 cases saddles, 10 eases claret, 10 cases champagne, 10 cases ginger wine, 10 casks ale, 2 hhd rum, 9 qr-eaak brandy, 35 casks beer, 1 bale drapery, 200 mats 11 .ar, 30 j-cases gin, 20 drums oil, 141 tins paint 4 casks oil, 1 piano, 1 box tobacco, G. K. Read.

The Comerang was advertised to leave for Auckland as we went to press, with 40 cattle and 400 sheep. The Tawcra will follow for Auckland and the Coast first op|*ortunitv. Ths schooner Opotiki is daily expected to arrive here from Auckland. The <s. Rangatira may be looked for on or about Friday next, and is advertized to return to Napier. - • A perplexing S.E. gale set in early on Sunday morning just as the Dawn and Columbia were preparing to get opt. They are both full ships, the latter having 300 sheep on board for the Auckland market. The weather during the last ten days has been very ‘ unsettled and has prevented a quick despatch of these vessels.