Shipping.

Colonist, Volume III, Issue 207, 14 October 1859, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED INWARDS. • ; October 11.—Roxana, barque, 273, Spittal, from London, June 26. October 11.—Ann, schooner, 18, Glansford, from Riwaka. ■ - ■:•■..,, ; . ... . ENTERED OUTWARDS. October II .—Necromancer,' schooner^ 25, Eure.for Waitapu. Passengerfl—Messrs. "Campbell and Jones. October 12.—Ann, schooner. 18, Glansford, for the Croixclles, m ballast.

IMPORTS T .■I Per Roxana, from Lonfrggfftfi packages, J. Leyien and Co.; 2 packages, Young)■ 382 packaceaj)rder;, 1 case, M. Green; 32 cases, Otfder; 148-#<SMges, &. Buxton; 5 packages, 1 case.^N. G. Morse; 50?caska beer, 25 hogsheads ale, 2 pac|ages drapery,.9 franks boots, 6 packages matches, 25 Cases wide, 4 bales bags, , 100 cases geneva, 5 qr.-casks whiskey, 5,0 cases sherry, ] 15 (Uses wine, 11 cases liqueurs, 10 barrels ram, 80 cases old torn, 4 cases-groats, 150 boxes soap, 50^boxes i candles, 150 kegs nails, 1 roll lead, 1 cask zinc, 3 I cases bricks, 5 casks whiting, 2 cases black lead, 60 drums oil, 2 casks paints, 2" casks glue, acases-cotton^i 1 barrel salt, 15 tons,salt, 26 chests, 50 half-chests j tea, 15 half-tierces tobacco, 3 packages machinery, 30 tierces coals, 7 puncheons malt, lease musical instruments', 61 .cases oilman's stores, "2 cases stationery, 11 qr.-casks, 58 cases ; wine, 5 .qr.-casks brandy, 50 cases geneva, 22 cases raisins, 20 cases currants,'s crates earthenware, 2 hogsheads, 2 cases hardware, 14 trunks, 4 cases boots, 6 cases, 1 bale drapery, 2 cases cocoa, 2 cases biscuits, 1 bale 3 cases clothing, 3 bales corks, 1 case baskets,' 1 case brushwafe, 3 cases pipes, 12 cases 3 crates bottles, 1 bale of carpets, 20 hhds ale, 100 barrels, 5 tierces sugar, 6 bales paper, 6 cases stationery, 14 cases matches, 1 case drapery, 4 cases clothing, 6 half-barrels gunpowder, 50 boxes candles, 10 boxes tin plates, 1 case cigars, 1 box tobacco, 2 qr.-caska brandy, 5 q.-casks wine, 3 cases drapery, 16 cases confectionery, 1 case wine, 10 cases mustard, 2 cases starch, 6 barrels oatmeal, 2 barrels peas, 2 bales calico, 16 cases sardines, 43 packages groceries, 9 bags pepper, 50 packages drapery and millinery, 1 thrashingmachine, 11 packages stationery, 270 boxes soap, 110 casks bottled beer, Nathaniel Edwards and Co.; 6 packages, 1 steam-engine, boiler, coffee roaster and mill, Symons; 1 case, Litchfield; 1 case, Handyside; 2*9 pkgs. 22 casks, J. Levien and Co.; 2 boxes, M, B. Adams; 3 cases, Buxton; 29 cases, Nash and Scaife; 26 wheels, Buxton; 2 packages, Hodder; 2 cases, Greenwood; licase, Garin; 1 bale, Lucas; 22 cases, Order; 6 bales, Order; 2 crates, Buxton; 2 cases 15 packages, Order: 63 cases, Morrison and Sclanders; 207 packages, Buxton; 2 cases, Batey; 2 packages, Buxton; 10 half-tierces, Nash and Scaife; 5 packages, Thornton; 1 box, Coates; 4 packages, Union Bank; 9 packages, Hadfield; 20 qr. casks, Nicholson and Ridings; 2 packages, Morrison and Sclanders; 50 packages, J. Levien and Co.; 3 cases, Harris; 1 case, G. Ridings; 14 packages, Curtis Brothers, 3 cases, Seymour; 1 case, Union Bank; 75 casks, Curtis Brothers; 1 case, Jay; 8 qr. casks, 4 packages, Morrison and Sclanders; 3 cases, Captain Johnson; 60 boxes, Buxton; 3 packages, Order; 2 cases, Rough; 1 case, ..Wright; 25 hhds. coal, Captain Spittal; 8S tons coal, Order; 213 pkg.°. merchandise, Morrison and Sclanders; 6 qr. barrels gunpowder, Buxton; \4 packages, Nicholson and Ridings; 2 cases, Order; . 1 horse, Order; 1 case sausage machines, 2 cases apparel, 2 cases agricultural . implements, 1 package knife boards, 13 cases preserved fish, John Beit.—N. Edwards and Co., agents. Per Ann, from Riwaka: 14 tons potatoes. , EXPORTS. Per Necromancer, [for Waitapu: 9 packages merchandise, 5 bags sugar, 2 packages sacks, 1 shovel and fork, half ton sugar, 2 tons flour, & ton coals, 1 cask English ale, 2 boxes merchandise, 2 sacks bran, 8 casks beer, T. Askew; 2 cases merchandise, Skeet. During the afternoon of Monday a barque was signalled as being in sight; she proved to be the Roxana, which has been expected now for some fortnight past. Owing to the length of time that she was laid on the berth in London, her intended .passengers preferred taking another vessel. She brings with her a large general cargo for this port, and may be said to have made an average passage, being 107 days out. She brings no news of importance, having left before even the declaration of peace. ,