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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 320, 13 November 1860, Page 2

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ENTERED INWARDS. November 10.—1.R.M.5. Airedale, 286, Johns, from Taranaki. Passengers-Saloon-Mr. and Mrs. Harris, two children and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford and servant, Mr. Gillies, Dr. Menzies, Messrs. Abrahamson. Kelling, Curtis, Jolly, Sherry, Ciarke, Morgan, Cookson, A. Domett. Reed, Dr. Monro, Mr. lancred, Mrs. do.-Mr, Blakiston, Rich, Young, Burte Atkison,Dr. Eawson, Major Richmond, Messrs. Eysh Forbes, Lyster, Superintendent of Canterbury, and Captain Turner. Second Cabin-Messrs. Merchant, Terry, Rollan, Paituno, Jenner, Whiteley, Hooper, King, Holden, Tate, Mace, Johnson, Oxford, 1 noncommissioned officer. November 10.—White Swan (s.) 198, Wilson, from Welington, in ballast. Passengers—Messrs. Gibson, Ashton, and Smith. November 11.—Margaret Thompson, brig, 165, Kensett, from Melbourne. Passengers—Messrs. Brennan, Bu-kenshaw, Day, SpeiQce, Mrs. and Miss Sharpe.— Steerage—Messrs. Blasehke and Robins. November 12.—Supply, cutter, 26, Scott, from Coilingwood. ENTERED OUTWARDS. November 10.—1.R.M.5. Prince Alfred, 1200, B»wden, for Sydney. Passengers.—Mr. Camngton. 2nd Cabin—Mr. and two Hisses Whiten, and original cabin and second cabin passengers from Southern November 12.—1.R.M.5. Airedale, 28G, Johns, for Wellington. Passengers from Nelson—Saloon—Rev. Moorehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Knowles, Messrs. Kingston and Moxon. Steerage—Mm. MacFarlane, Messrs. Rogers, Preston and Bond, and part of original passenS6November 12—White Swan (s.), 198, Wilson, for Wellington. IMpORTg / ' Per Aivedale,from Taranaki: 2 boilers, 6 sails, 1 anchor, 1 chain, 1 barrel, 1 funnel, and a quantity of machinery, Wakeford; 1 case, Stanton; 1 do, Biss; 2 do flunte* ; 1 do, Rev. Moorhouse ; 2 bags rice, 4 cases, Rented Brothers; 1 box, Burry; 1 do, Order; 2 bags flour, Bayley ; 1 case, Ford; 3 do, Nash and Scaife: 82 ba^s coffee, do; Ido iobacco, Order. Per Margaret Thompson, from Melbourne: 70 chests, 59 half- chests, 30 boxes tea, 7 packages coffee, 710 bags sugar, 206 bags rice, 30 hhds rum, 5 hhds, 5 quarter-casks brandy, 10 quarter-casks wine, 24 cases abysinthe, 20. three-quarter boxes tobacco. 21 cases beer, 30 tor a flour, 4 tons bread, 44 cases bottled fruit, 12 casks cm rants, 100 boxes raisins, 2 cases preserves 12 boxes si rap, 10 boxes candles, 2 casks pitch, 4 casks tar,. 751 do ova, 20 packages windows, 1 case, 12 pieces carriage, i>o packages hardware, 3|bags fire Oclay 2 casks: hon us shoes, 5 cases axes, 1 case,, 3 handles, 46 plough s vhares moulds, 6 bundles Bpades, I bag staples, 55 stov res, 1 cask stove pipes, 1 hearth, 5 bundles pots, 4.cbu. rns,.6 boxes clothes pegs, 4 pkgs tinware, 11 packages 'drapery, 9 trunks clothing 1 case apparel, 4 package » paperhangmgs, 33 cases lurPer Supply, from ■ C.i illingwopd; 140 ozs gold, 42 sheepskins, 4 hides, 8 kegs tallow, Order. EXPORTS. ; Per Prince Alfred, fo.r Sydney: 1 parcel, Union Bank of Australia; 60 ba^s potatoes, 1 bundle bacon, Cawthorn; 210 ozs 8 dwts 10 grs. gold, Curtis Brothers; 11 packages iron, Buxton; 1 box sundries, Wakeford: 2do eggs, New man. Per Airedale, for Wellington: 1 parcel, Waxman; II cases, 1 cask, 1 cart body, 2 pairs wheels, 3.packages, Edwards and- Cd; 30 bales .sheepskins, Bettany; l°box, Goodman; 2 boilers, Stock ; 248 bags potatoes, Criekmore;~ll2-do, Wakeford; 116 do, Johns; 1 paicelM'Conkie; and.sundry cargo from Manukau. Per White Swan, for Wellington:: 50 cases wine duty paid.

The Whalers.—The barque Seine, 281 tons, J. S. Smith, arrived at Eussell on the 30th September, 17 months out, with 65 barrels sperm, 65- do. whale, 600 lbs. bone. Captain Smith has had a trying time, have been overmuch ground—Desolation and West Coast of lW Holland—and having only Jiad^two chances of striking. He intends trying tbeJfew Zea- • landgrounds after leaving Russell.. Out Russell correspondent uiid^r date the 17th instant, advases us ol the arrival of the Cossack, barque, 256 tons, fflaekins, New Bedford, on the tenth, having taken 85 .barrels sperm, and 80 barrels humpback, since her departure from the Bay last March. The Seine, bapqtie, ,^Bl tons, Smith• New Bedford, was to have sailed from the Bay, for the whaling grounds, on the morning oi the 17th;— New.Zealander. • The Steameb Emo.—The Southern Cross announce thit the Emu steamer haß received very eerious mage by striking on a rock in Kai Morirua Bay, Mo--I'iutapu, on Saturday evening, at about 6 o'clock, p.m. \Ve also learn that she has suffered much .further m\uvry : fiom the strong gale which blew on the following di \y. Tlie event is much to be regretted on account of the loss of a great public convenience, but still more on account of Captain Kreeft, the owner; who, with a laro-e family dependent on him, finds himt,elt suddenly deprived of nil ho possessed. Commodore Lonng1 witb; his usual good nature, sent off two boats from the |ria tq bring away the passenger^,