SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 241, 27 June 1861, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

- June 15—Wonga JFonga, 103 tons, Renner, from,Wei lingtpn—one qr. cask brandy, one do rum, W. S. Bussell; one, box soap, one roll zinc, 4 kegs nails, and .one, parcel, J.

Marshall: one box co nfectionary, J. A. Burnett *v'B bdls iron, one box, one keg nails, G< Roberts; one keg blue stone, W V T. Owen; one pkg drapery, Mrs. Stephenson; 2 cks seed, one case glass, H.B. Roberts; one pkg drapery, G. and E. Howe; 20 qr kegs "gunpowder, Major Cooper; 28 bags sugar, 4 lmlfchests tea, 2 cases sundries, W. Kells; one bag coffee, 3 crates earthenware, J. Martin ; 13 pkgs luggage, Mrs Bruce. . Passengers— Rev, W, Scott; Mr. Justice //art, Messrs. John Martin, Falkner, Hickson, Wiggins, McDonald, Z>ay, Sergt. Major Callaghan, 5 soldiers, 57tli Regt., 6 natives, Mrs.' Bruce, and 2 children—Powell and Co. Agents, Junie 21—Wonga /Tonga, 103 tons,. Renner, from Hew Plymouth—s cases of oranges, Cap*. Rennersundry baggage of H.M. 57th ’Regt, Cbminwsarafc: Passengers— Rev: Mr. :2Vesallet, Messrs. Collins, Irffllariv Alexander; Treweek', Tuffin, Major Zo'lfarr,; <Capfc’-; Sir ;Robt: Dduglas, Bart* Lieut; Halsted, Ensigns ;Manners and Emly, and TO rank and file of 57th Regt—Powell and Co. ifgents. : June 24.—Wonga Wonga, from New -Plymouth;. Commissariat stores and baggage 57th Regt.—Passengers—Messrs. Revel; Oliver, Mrs, Faulk,. Mrs. Jones, Capt. ; Cldrke, Lidut. Murray;. 80 rank and file, and & womea and children 57th' Regt,

June 25-—Tyne, 36 tons, ZJinklater from Wellington-—2 bales T cases drapery; 45 cases, 1 bale, 1 tierce, 2 barrels, T box mercnandise, 5 chests, 10 half-chests, $ 28 boxes tea, 22 boxes glass, 5 do blue, 60 bags sugar, 2 pocket hops,‘2 plates iron, 3 tons eoal,. 235 empty sacks, ,20 boxes soap, • 7’aylor, \Vatt and Co; 15 cases whisky, 5 do orange bitters, 2 casks rice, T. Waters ; 2 cases* D. Porter , one box candles, 18 cases brandy, 11. Churton ; one box stationery, H. I. Jones i 2 trusses drapery, E. T. Woou * one parcel leather, G. and E., Howe; one duz buckets, one nest tubs, 2 eases oilmen’s , stores, - Mrs. Stephenson ; chest tea;. 10 bags salt, one ck earthenware, one csse matches,' ope deblacking, 3 reams paper, one case stationery, D. and P. Bell; 5 cases galvanized iron, , one do nails, J. Toole.—Taylor, Watt; and. Agents. ■ , ’ • " • ‘ ' ' ' EXPORTS. June 17 —-Wonga /Tonga, 103 tons, Ren-. ner, jfor New Plymouth and Manukau—24 cattle, 20Q sheep, 2 tons fresh beef, J. Tre*’ week, and' J l . Alexander. Passengers—-Messrs. J. Alexander, J, G. Woon, John Martin, Wiggius, Steer, Falkner, Treweek, James Wilson, Jun., Foreman, Tuffin,. Col. Murray and servant, Mrs. Steer, 5- soldier-s 57th, cag-t.,. 9 do 65th regt., one do Royal Artillery and 5 maories—Powell and Co. y/gents. June 21-—..Wonga Wonga, 103 tons, ner, for New .Plymouth,—-3000 ft. timber, Steer ;■ 14.00 lbs. butter, Taylor,- Watt ami Co; 4 hhds, beer, J. Gprse. Passengers—Messrs. Sutton and J. B. White—Powell and, Co. Agents. June 24—Wonga Wonga, 103 tons, Ren-, ner, for Wellington. In ballast.—Powell and. Co: Agents. ■ ; <

71ie passage of the Wonga Wonga to New- f Plymouth, after leaving, this on the \2 lst !/ 7 instant,, was very rough. When she left at 3' :p.m. the wind was N. fV., with a smooth bar at the niputh, of the liver. At IjO p.m. it .began to Mow strong from the N.W., with a •heavy sea. The vessel was ' labouring much, [and a great deal of water, was pouring over the deck. The canvas was taken in and theengine slowed. J#hen the weather modern-, ted in the morning the vessel had made very* little way. A large number of : the caMewere found dead in the hold, and of the sheep which were on, deck 51 were drowned., : The vessel stood away to the north and arri-. ved at New Plymouth on Wednesday, at 6 a.m., lay till 4 p.m. on Thursday ; had a fine run downoff Turakina at daybreak, and at. the wharf here by 9 a.m. on Friday. The Wonga. Wonga again left for NewPlymouth on the evening of Friday, the 2lst. at 8 p.m., and after, a fine run up' to Afew, Plymouth and back, arrived in the river at 2 p.m., on Sunday, the 23rd, but having gone aground near the mouth did not get up to iler moorings till 8 p.m. She left the wharf on A/onday evening, but lay in the river on ac--count of the bad weather till 2’uesday night, when she left for Wellington. s