Shipping.

Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 316, 30 October 1860, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED INWARDS.

Ootober 25.—Supply, cutter, 26, Walker, from Collingwood. Two passengers. October 26.—Necromancer, 25, Langdon, from the Waitapu. October 27.—1.R.M.5. Airedale. 286, Johns, from Wellington. Passengers, saloon—Miss Ford and 2 children, Messrs. Brass, Hall, McFarlane, Fairhursfc, and Morgan. Steerage, Miss Warren and Mr. Gray. October 29.—City of Nelson, schooner, 30, Hooper, from the Wairau. Five passengers. ENTERED OUTWARDS. October 26.—Prince Alfred, 1200, Bowden, for the Southern Ports. Passengers, from Nelson—saloon, 2. Steerage 8, and part original passengers. October 27.—1.R.M.5. Airedale, 286, Johns, for Taranaki. Passengers, saloon—Mr. King, from Nel^

son, and park of original passengera. SteerageMessrs. French, Coad, and Old. . ■ ■„ • October 27.—Rapid, schooner, 20, Blackmore, for Pafcawau and Parapara. Four passengers. October 27.—Australian Maid, 17, Groat, for Motupipi and Waitapu. One passenger. October 29.—Necromancer, schooner, 25, Langdon, for Collingwoood. Passengers—Messrs. Kobinson, Hammond, North, and Wallace. October 29.—Maria, brig, 156, Anderson, for Sydney. Passengers—Mesßrs. Simpson and Mills. October 29.—Supply, cutter, 26, Walker, for Collingwood. Five passengers. „ IMPORTS. Per Supply, from Collingwood: 85 ounces gold, 3 hides, 5 casks, 1 ditto bottles, Order; 5 pairs sashes, 2 doors, Harley, Gentry, and Co. Per Necromancer from Waitapu: 1000 feet timber, 8 empty hogsheads, Hooper and Co. Per Airedale, from Wellington: 1 box, Davidson; 20 cases soda, Levien and Co.; 1 box, Hill; 2 cases clothing, Nash and Scaife; 6 ditto matches, 20 drums oil, Morrison and Co.; 1 case lamps, Luck;_ 7 tins confectionery, King and Goodman; 8 ditto ditto, 15 cheases, Wakeford, 2 cases cheese, Order, and sundry cargo for New Plymouth. EXPORTS. Per Prince Alfred, for the Southern Ports: 70 bags potatoes, Levick; 1 case, Thornton; 29 bundles skins, Bettany; 23 bags potatoes, Armstrong; 228 do Cawthron; 1 hogshead beer, Hooper and Co.; 5 casks sheepwash tobacco, Levien and Co.; and part of original cargo from Sydney. Per Airedale, for Taranaki: 14 casks bottled beer, 1 case drapery, Johns; 20 hogsheads beer, Hooper and Co.; 120 sacks flour, White; 100 ditto oats, Scaife; 4 hogsheads beer, Wakeford; 4 kegs butter, Levick ; 5 sacks bacon, 2 boxes butter, Crickmore; 1 case butter, Newman; 10 hogsheads beer, 6 coils rope, Johns; 1 cask sugar, Lawrence; 2 cases drapery, 1 cask Nelson wine, King; and sundry cargo transhipped ex John Phillips and Prince Alfred. Per Rapid, for Pakawau and Parapara: 1 keg-blast-ing powder, 2 ditto pickhandles. 1 package zinc, I case sundries, Nash and Scaife; 500 feet timber, 1 punt, Lewthwaite. Per Australian Maid, for Motupipi, and Waitapu: 2 bags sugar, 2 ditto salt, 6 ditto flour, 4 cases sundries, 10 packages drapery, 1 keg rum, Symons and Co.; 1 bag sugar, 4 boxes sundries, 1 parcel, 1 package nails, 2 bags flour, Phillips; 1 bag sugar, 1 ditto salt, 4 ditto flour, Wilkie; 3 bags flour, I. M. Hill. Per Necromancer, for Cofiingwood: 25 sheep, Stafford. Per Maria, for Sydney; 61 sacks potatoes, Cawthron. Per Supply, for Collingwood: 1 cask wine, I ditto tobacco, 2 kegs nails, 1 case sundries, 1 bundle frying pans, 1 truss, 20 bags flour, D. Moore; I boiler, 2 cases oranges, 3 blocks, 2 coils rops, 3 head cattle, 20 sheep, 2 boxes butter, 1 ton flour, Master; half-ton sugar, 1 case axes, 1 ditto picks, 2 ditto sundries, 2 packages drapery, 3 chests tea, 1 gun, 6 sides bacon, 1 box butter, Symons and Co.; 1 case drugs, Tatton; 4 hogsheads ale, Harley and Co.

The s.s. White Swan, Captain Wilson, sailed for Napier and Auckland yesterday afternoon. She had an average cargo, and a number of passengers, principally for Napier. We understand that she will remain at Auckland this trip, until the close of the General Assembly, for the purpose of bringing back the southern members, and may be expected here about the 10th November.— Wellington Independent. The White Swan arrived here last night from Nelson via Picton. She left the former port at seven o'clock yesterday morning, and arrived at Picton at half-past three, sailed again at four, and reached here at halfpast nine. Captain Wilson would have made the run here in nine hours and a half had he not called at Picton. The White Swan has undergone a thorough overhaul, and an improvement has been made in her screw, which has completely done away with the disagreeable vibration which previously was so apparent. The Hishop of Nelson was at Picton when the White Swan left. Captain Wilson sighted the Isabella Hamilton off Terawiti, hound for Auckland with cattle. Though we have received the Colonist of yesterday, it contains no news of more than local interest.— Wellinaton Advertiser.