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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 202, 27 September 1859, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED'INWARDS. . Snr-rEMBEB 23.—Cresswell, barque,.s74, Barnett, from' '.--.'London ,'via .Canterbury. Passengers—cabin.: Mr. Q.[ Mrs., and Miss Cotterell. Second cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Blvy and Mr. B. Robinson. . Steerage: George Garrett, John','Ellen Eleanor, Annie, and Jessie Rose, William and Mrs. Darby,' E. Emma, William, Louisa; Edwin. Emily, and Fanny Darby, Francis Skilton, N. J. and Elizabeth Miles, Joseph, Mrs. E.,' rind Maria . Evles,* Sarah Ann, Henry, and:"William Hill, Robert,' Fanny, and Charles Edmonds, Elizabeth Edwards, Edwin, Eliza, Ellen, James, and Frances Hooper, and 2 for New Plymouth in the second cabin ' September 23.—Mary Ann, schooner, 25> McKenzie, from Pelorus. September 23—Mary, schooner, 40, M'Lean, from i the Wairau. • ' September 24. — John and Matilda, schooner, ; Broughton, from Pelorus. September 26.—Necromancer, schooner, 25, Eure, from the Waitapu. ■ - September'26.—lAnn, schooner, 18, Glansford, from Motueka. ... .ENTERED OUTWARDS. , ~ :, September,23.—Mary, schooner, 40, M'Lean, for' ■the Waitapu! " Passenger— Mr. Bow. ' . September 26.—Atalanta, schooner 7(i 14, Taraati f for _?orii*ua. 8 passengers.

1 imports. -.';-. , Per Cresswell, from London :25 hhds. beer, 10 qr. casks vinegar, Edwards and Co.; 1 case stationer}', \2 do sardines, 13 do. merchandise, 1 hhd. wearing .ap': parel, 25 cases bottled, beer, 7 "'trunks merchandise', 1 case apparel, 15 casks soda, 1 case coffee-roasters," 60 tons coals, Nash and Scaife ; 8 qr.-casks wine, 1 box, Morrison ■•and Sclanders ; 1 box, Gray ; 1 do., Jay ; 20 qr -casks vinegar, 14 cases merchandise, Nicholson and Ridings; 2 cases merchandise, Strong; 3 do,, I M. Hill; I box, Watts; 1 do., Bury ; 1 do. merchandise, Daniels; 1 do. apparel, Baker; I do., Pearce; 2 packages merchandise, I case pumps, Banks; I do. merchandise;'- 2-' key's hails, 21,600 slates,- E/ Buxton; 4 casks merchandise, Stringer; 1 case do., Hill; 3; do., Order; 1 box boots, Harris; 1 case ploughs, Morrison and Sclanders; lease merchandise,"Strong ; I case, Saxon; 3 do. merchandise, Order;. 6 hhdti. spirits, 1.1 qr-casks do , 10 .cases, liquors. 5 do. merchandise, I anvil, 66 cases, 3 bales merchandise, Curtis Brothers; 5 cases saddlery, Thornton; 3 trunks," Order; 1 piano, Darby; 3 cases merchandise, Bishop ,of Nelson; 1 case, Perrett; .1.d0.,' Lewis; 1 do.. Baly; 1 do, Forman: 1 cask, F. Brooks; lbox, Sadd; 2 cases books, 6 do. merchandise, Hay ward; 6 d0.,d0., 2 casks do, Bow; 1 case do., Elliott; 1 case sundries, Hodder; 1 do. cigars, Order; 30 hhds. beer, 50 boxes candles, Edwards.and Co.; 1 keg, Davis; 7 bales merehandis , Order; 1 case. Thebing; 1.50 packages merchandise, 9 packages machy, 115 do. nails, 30 grindstones, 5 casks hardware, 1 case do., 8 casks soda, 4 cases salt, 48 drums oil, 3 ba<_:s pepper, 4 casks blacking, I case do., U boxes pipes, 3 rolls lead, 9 packages furniture, 120 bags salt, 2 cases seeds, 20 qr.-casks vinegar, 5 pockets hops, 3 casks glass, 4 crates earthenware, 8 casks hardware, 15 bundles agricultural implements, 8 packages sundries, Order: and eundry car«o for New Plymouth. . Per Mary Ann, from Pelorus: 12,000 feet sawn timber, McKenzie. ' Per Mary, from the Wairau: 1 hhd. ale, Dodson ; 3 empty. casks, Travers and Co.;' 1 package . seeds, Fowler. ' ■■•'* "■: • .-.■..,. .; Per John and Matilda, from Pelorus: 3500 feet sawn timber. Per Necromancer, from Waitapu: 10 tons limestone, Order; 6 empty casks, Travers and Co.; 4 d 0.,; Fiel d; 4 do., Hooper and Co. ; 1 box butter, T. Askew. 1 ? Per Ann, from Motueka : 20 tons potatoes, I.R.M. Company. EXPORTS. Per Atalanta, for Porirua : 3 horses. Per Mary, 'for Waitapu : 1 caSe drapery, 3 do. merchandise, 2 bags sugar, I ton flour, T. Askew. . The Cresswell.— This vessel arrived here after a passage of" 120 days, out of which she was detained 3 days at Canterbury, where she landed 151 passengers ; she then proceeded to this port, bringing with her 38 passengers for Nelson, and 2 for New Plymouth. All those who have arrived here speak very highly of the kindness and attention of the Captain during tlieir voyage. Captain Barnett is no stranger to'our coasts, and this instance is only a repetition of the respect shewn to him ori all former arrivals. She was signalled early in the morning, and arrived about 4 o'clock iri the afternoon, when the pilot having boarded her, she hove to, waiting for the arrival ofthe Tasmanian Maid, which was crossing from Motueka. : After landing her passengers upon the signal boinyshown by the Cresswell she proceeded outside, and oon made fast; bringing tlie barque in in some three quarters of an hour. Through the courtesy of Captain Whitwell, our reporter was enabled to go out with the Maid, and reports that all on board seemed extremely pleased with'the first appearance of their new home, remarking loudly upon the beauty of the scenery and apparent comfort of the houses which, as they approached became more and. more distinct.' •■-■■'