Shipping.

Colonist, Volume II, Issue 148, 22 March 1859, Page 2

Shipping.

-'■■■■■'[ V ENTERED IN WARDS; - f 'AAyyY March 19.—Ann, schooner, l8 r! Glansford,frpmf;Ta'-f---kaka. . One passenger;';.;;;. "XX:. YkXYX-XXXXkYy'Y:. •'■■ March 21.—Australian; Maid, schooneri':l7,fE(pope.r, ■■ from Wairau, in ballast,.;yyjy. -.{.. •/; -.'■''.:;':,-■ yf/f /'''.. f, March"2l;—Active, brigantine,; 136y Smith/;from' Melbourne via Wellington. Four passengers ENTERED OUTWAKDSf ff ..", March 18.—Supply, ratter; '26, Walker, for Collingwood. ... -fy.yyyv''' XV- -XY'-'Y '"--\-X--yy : .A. March 19.—Ann; schooner,' 18/ Glahsford, for Takaka.'" --Y'Y'- 'f-' •' 'AAXX .'. '•'■■."• -.." , IMPORTS.:? xAx,-.A.-.,-,;y. .-; Per Ann,'from Takaka: 2200 feet timber, 1. chest tea,T'beer-engine, 1 pig, 6.empty ciasks, 20..pilesj'48 ounces.gold. ; •■..,-.■.;■.. x,.-: t ■'kk^kxk\-A-,r r .A^: k' ''-x'kk.: Per, Active, from Melbourne, .viay^ellington AX 5 boles bags, 2 casks oil, 4 drums do ,1; case ground coffee,. 2 bags sugar, 2 cases cigars, 2ycases co'nfec-j tion'a'ryy2,cases porter, 4, cases boots, Order; 4 ■ casbs cqptaining 1 bagatelle table, 167 * bags sugar,f4 "cases, coffee,fs.do.; co|fee and groundffice,;2 bags.'rpa^ted,; coffee, .2 case^pepper. Hays; lycase glassware, Order;' 30 bags coffeei'Gilchrist*and Ob. ,'Nevy; Z'ealaiid produce shipped at Wellington: 102, coils wool-lashing, 170 bags oats, J. Henty .and Co.; 145 hags bran, Order; 2 kegs butter, Smith;1 Brothers/*and Co. ;;;'". ■.: v/fy-EXPoiiTS.-y, ;-■'■■;: .-fyy'; a-a- - Per SuppljVfor Collingwood; i.quartCT-cask whiskey, 2d), .wine, Hays and; Co.; 1; bag coffee, 1 box picks, 2 dozen shovels/1 cask yiriegarj, 16 cas-es geneva, 5 half-case's do.; 1 .keg gunpowder,;7.packages sundnes, 2 ;cases pickles,; 12 casks bottled beer, 2 cases oil,; 2^^db.' sundries', "Riley ■; 1 quafter-cask. pOit fwine,* Crooks; 2 kegs blasting,powder, Higgins; 6 packages . sundries, Outridge ; T.IOO bags flour, 6 casks and 6 bags; apples, Order; L cask/ale,2 bags, malt; Walker; 3 bags bacon, 2 cheeses, Allen;;6 casks butter, 1 case, Riley;'half-tpii potatoes, Order., f' f : 'XX'./Y : Per Ann, for Takaka: 5 casks beer, 2 tons-floUr, 3f casks sundries, 2.bags do. 4 boxes-dp.yOrder..;;i.r "cj The brigantine Hai-p, hence/arrived/at Weilington/ on the morning of the 13th. instant. -"/';! ' f -: Tiie brig La.dy Y. Denison ,airiyed;y)fe_.terday from Sydney after a pleasant passage ;'6f niiie days; She is a new vessel built in; Sydney,. and launched on the Bth; Ja,nuary; this" being^her first tripV yThfe Lady Denison: was built expresslyr'for the; Sydney 'and'J^eiy-Zealand! trade, and is a 'very 'sniartlcQking'yessei, her "passenger? accdmihodation being of a sbpiiribr deseriptipii. She is" commanded by Captain BeHyforrherly pf'the AdolpTlus' 'Yatos..: She brings ;about 30 passengers" and a full ,cargo;- and is consigned/to iiic. J.**Diahsfield.— TPeZ-: lington'Spectator, t Marth:i6.,y/'y/^/;.'/._y'''. ' ■'•' . r-\Ve,haye iiad/anptheri wliich arrived on Wednesday from Newcastle, New1 South..Wales. .Her.trip,.has .not, however, .been us fortunate as. those- ,pf.,.the. Lion, fot out of 44 put.on board she landecl pnly '28, of which number"some hayp since died. : . The, remainder 'are good, looking animals, and are tlie speculation of MryJ.-Camero.n, the.owner,of.the : -Rpscoe.. .A : few.sheep are also;part of her cargo,\vhich iscompleted with coals",—-Lytieiton Times, March 5.. ■ f'.;..f,.. .''.XV.Ax._-■ ;.y;y y. . .