Port of Auckland.

New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1345, 9 March 1859, Page 2

Port of Auckland.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ENTERED—IN WAKbS. Match 7—Cordelia, 15 tons, Edwards, from Maraitai, with 4000 feet sawn timber, 15 tons firewood, 27 rickers. March 7 —Napi, 20 tons, Anderson, from Warigafei. with 25 tons firewood, 5 passengers. March 7—Dot, 28 tons, Stuart, from Wangarei, with 40 tons firewood. March 7—John, 24 tons, Walling, from Mahurangi, with 4000 feet sawn timber, 12,(NX) shingles. 30 tons firewood. March 7—Mapere, 31 tons, Bristow, from the Bay of Islands, with 15 boxes apples. Passengers Messrs. Munro, Simms, and Wallace.—C. Davis agent. March 7—Glance, 20 tons, Norris, from Kiri Kiri, with 10 tons gum, 40 bushels apples.—S. Edmonds agent. March 7—Ann, 37 tons, Wallace, from Mongonui, with 4 casks sperm, 33 tons coal, 3000 staves, 4 tons hoop iron. 5 coils whale line, 2 bolts canvas. 18 boxes tobacco ; and part of original cargo from Auckland. Passengers—Mr. and Master Harris, and Mr. Butler.—C. A. Harris agent. March 7—Gazelle, 212 tons, Cunningham, from Sydney. Pas-senger-Messrs. Kelly and Nazer.—Henderson and Macfarlane agents. March 7—Gertrude, 11!) tons, Dunning, from Sydney. Pas. senger—Mr Kennington—J, Salmon <sc Co.» agents. March?— Spray, 100 tons, H. F. Anderson; from Sydney. Baisengers—Messrs, Cochrane, MOore, Read, Mrs. Brown, Serjt., H. Blake.—Bain, Grahame, & Co., agents, March?— John Scott, ship. 655 tons, D. Harrison, from London. Passengers ~Right Rev., C, J. Abraham Bishop of Wellington. Mrs. Abraham, C. H. Abraham, Fred-, Mary, Julia, Caroline, Henry, and Albert Alexander ; Revd., Henry Margt., Helen, Robert, Clement, and Henry Govett; Geo., and Frances Glenny; Alfred Horley ; Mrs. Mary and Mrs. Annie Haile; Isabella Hunter : T. S. Smith; John and Jane Scarrolt: W. H, Sutcliffe; W. R., Emily, and Louisa Bridges Thos., Jas., L. and John D. Butler; John Bennett; Jas.,; Alexander; Daniel Dunn ; Henry, Agues, and sarah Cham* pion ; Albert Ekin ; Robert, Maria, Jane, Hannah Maria, Sarah, Thomas, William, and Hannah Glenny; F, E. and B. W. Hawkins; S. W. and J. Jacob; John and Elizabeth Jessop; Cathennß and Wm. Laurie; Joseph, C., Mary, Emma, and infant Moore; Henry Peek: R. A. Pardue ; Peter and Jean Wallace ; Jas. and Firth Wrigley ; Susan, Martha. Marian, Robert, and Sarah Anderson; Edward and Mary Bahon ; Mary Jane Dillon ; Wm. and Catherine Fotheringham; Chas. E., Jane Annie, Henry 0., Elizabeth, and Amelia Hayward : Amos, Susannah, and Alice Kershon ;Geo, and Rachael Hitching ; Robert and Hennah Keyburn, Jas. C., and Kezia Makinson, Ellen, and Elizabeth Neale, Sarah, and Richard Putnam, David, Margaret, Margaret, Alexander, Janet, and Jas. Hollo. Benjamin, Margaret, Margaret, Wm. Benjamin, Arthur, Walter, Malcom, Alice, Donald, Frank, and Sydney Stubbing, Richard, Charlotte. Richard, Arthur,, and Charlotte Webster, Edward and Jane Webb, Wm. Geo. and Fred. Alderton, Chas. Amyes, Afd. Bloomfield, Chai Ellen, Saiah, John, and Thomas Clareborough, Robert Cranmer, John Col<iuhoun, Mary Ann Cook, Patrick E. Dillon, Joseph Elliot, A. T. Gail, Jas. and Catherine Gow, Elizabeth Grieves, Geo. Griffiths, John Hammond, Henry and Sarah Hassell, John Hennessy, Peter, Margaret, John, and Mary Huiley, Andrew Hoey, Peter and Mary Kenny, Jas. Massey, Jas. and Martha Miller, Duncan McLachlau, John Madigan, Wm. Mofflt, J C. and John Mallinson, John O’Connor, Mary Jane Palmer, Wm, Que. John and Robt- Reyburn, A'bert Reid, Emanuel and Mary Scarrott, Ellen Sephcole, Robert Sutherland, Tho. Thomas, Edward Tyler, Wm., Thos., Margaret, and John Thexton, Chas. Simpson, Elizabeth Wood. Mary, Wm., and Margaret Westwood.—D, Nathan & Co-, agents. March B—Salopian, 18 tons, Jones, from Ngunguru, with 8000 feet sawn timber, 14,000 shingles. CLEARED—-OUTWARD®. March s—Raven, 24 tons, Maddison, for Wangarei, with 1000 bricks, 1 passenger. March? —Coromandel, 16 tons, Terakwi, for Coromandel, in ballast, 2 passengers. March 7 —John, 24 tons, Walling, for Mahurangi, in ballast. March? —Albeit, 15 tons, Horopeta, for Coromandel, with 3 casks beef, 1 hhd. rum, I ton flour, 2 cwt sugar, March B—Salopian, 18 tons, Jones, for Ngururu, in ballast. March B—Willie, 18 tons, Kingi, for Manaia, with 10 blankets, 1 gun, 12 passengers. March B—St. Kilda, 63 tons, Tautari, for Russell, with 4 qt.casks rum, 18 tierces beef, 6 casks molasses, 26 cases geneva, 10 half-cases geneva, 8 cases 6 casks bottled beer, 2 tons flour, 18 casks pork, 18 tons potatoes, 50 bags biscuit, 1 ton sugar, 2 coils tope, 12 oars, 20 boxes soap, 30 kegs paint, 1 hhd. ale, 50 pkgei. sundries, 6 boxes tea. 12 bags sugar, 55 casks biscuit. Passengers—Messrs. T. C, Williams, W. Gundry, Minchen, Coney, Yates, Jacobs, Manuel, Wiremu, Mr. and Mrs. Purchas.—S. J. Edmonds, agent. March B—Kiwi, 40 tons, McGregor, for Mongonui, with 8 pkges. sundries. Passengers—Messrs. Young, Fletcher, and 2 others. IMPORTS—FOREIGN. Per John Scott, from London: 1 box, Mrs. Norris: 4 pkges., J. Hoop; 2 casks, 2 cases. 1 case books;!'. Weston dt Co.; I case books, G. F. Maberley; 1 pkge., 2 trunks, 6 qr.-casks, 4 hhds. brandy, Bain, Grahame, & Co.; 3 casks Belmont oil. Order; 3 cases S. Browning; 6 cases, Manager Union Bank; 4 cases wine, Bishopof Wellington; 25 kegs nails, 5 hhds. rum, 1 case samples, 100 cases geneva, 25 pkges., Owen Jt Graham; 5 hhds, gin, UK) cases geneva, 8 cases, J, I. Monlefiore ; 4 pkges., W. H. & F, Smith; 1 case, O. Smallfield; 50 boxes candles, E. King; 31 cases, 1? puncheons, 20 pkges., 3 barrels, 2 crates, 1 iron plate, 1 anvil, 4 cart wheels, 2 wheels, 2 casks, 20 bundles, 1 box, 8 kegs, 4 drums, 220 bars and bundles iron and steel. Geo. Glenny ; 5 trunks, J. Rout; 4 cases, A. Clark; 2? boxes. 10 casks, 2 cases, 1 bale, W. Philips & Co.; lOpkgs., 5 hhds. brandy, 100 cases geneva, 15 hhds. rum, 6 qr.-casks sherry, 3 hhds., Gilfillan dr Co.; 150 tons coals. Order; 10 hhds, brandy, I case samples, 2 bales, 140 pkges,, W. H. Monk; 6 hhds. brandy, 10 hhds. rum, Order; 200 cases geneva, 5 bundles, 6 cases, I bale, 6 casks. 12 hhds., S, Brown; 0 crates, 2 hhds., 62 bags clover seed, I case, 20 kegs, 1 cask wine, Newman & Ewen; 90 kegs nails, 22 cases, 14 trunks, 16 bales, 80 boxes soap, 4 rolls lead, 40 boxes tin, 205 cases glass, 1 cask. 20,000 slates, D. Nathan & Co.; 2 cases, T. C. Law; 1 case Inplemcnts, F. Alexander; 7 bales, 4 cases, 2 trunks, D. Graham <si Co ; 200 cases geneva, J. Salmon ; 1 case life belts, 1 life boat with appurtenances. Provincial Government; 7 pkges.. 9 cases, 1 crate, Order, Per Gertrude, from Sydney:—6 cases sulph. acid, A. Wilkie, 5 bagsalfalga seed, J. E. Bunt, 4 qr, casks brandy, 1 case planes, Cruikshank & Smart, 5 casks bread, W. Dunning, 20 boxes soap, 3 casks nuts, 1 cask seed, 1 bale papers, 1 case prunes, 2J chests gunpowder tea, 10 chests congou, 12 boxes pekoe, C. C. Barley, 5 cases vestas, 4-tierce tobacco, 3 cases cigars, D. Nathan dtCo,, 3 hhds. ruin, 2 qr.-casks whiskey, 1 qr.-cask sherry, 2 chests 4 half chests tea, 6 boxes raisins, I qr.cask port. 10 half cases gin, 20 cases geneva, 1 copper pan, J. Henderson dt Co., 5 qr.-casks old tom, 50 cases old tom, 25 cases brandy, 467 bags sugar, 10 chests 15 half chests tea, 3 bales paper, 5 boxes blue, 2 half tierces tobacco, 2 qr.-tietces do. H. Ellis, 2 bales corks, order, 3 carboys acid, 16 cases ginger wine, J. Salmon, 2 crates earthenware, Webster dt Patterson, 20 boxes soap, 2 cases wine, Owen dt Graham. 2 cases drapery, H, Ellis, 47 bags coke, 20 cases ginger wine, I bale blankets, 1 bale calico, 64 bags sugar, 1 case saddles, 8 half-tierces tobacco, 150 mat* sugar, 3 cases guns, 15 qr.-casks sherry, 2 cases saddlery, 3 bales blankets, 128 bags sugar, 1 bale, 1 case, 1 cask, 1 case saddlery, 50 barrels flour, J. Salmon dt Co., 3 bales paper, Rev. J, C. Patterson, 80 mats sugar, C. J. Stone, I case mac*, 1 case seed, 4 carboys vitriol, 15 dozen buckets, 40 boxes soap, W. Morrin, 10 chests 20 half chests tea, 1 case popper, 1 bag rock salt, 20 boxes soap, M. Somerville, I case cigars, J. Henderson, 1 case hardware, 6 kegs nails, R. U. Shalders, 20 tons coals part of original cargo. Per Gazelle, from Sydney:—] case drapery, J.H. Burnside dt Co., lease, order, 4 qr.-casks ginger syrup, 10 cases bitters, T. Macky & C 0.,, 5 cases biscuits, C. Davis, 192 bags sugar, W. Morrin, 110 bags barley, R. Beamish, 124 bags maize, Thornton Smith dt Firth, 2 cases cigars, 10 half chests tea, C. C. Barley, 40 mats sugar, W. Morrin, 1 case, A. Quartier, 3? tons coals, 14 chests 20 half chests tea, 3 pole drays, 1 cart, Henderson dt Macfarlane, lease, P. A. Phillips, 1 case hardware, R, R. Shalders, 6 bales aim sacks, 6 chests tea, 4 qr.-casks wine, 2 bales calico, 1 bale leather, 2 cases cigars, 15 cases oilman’s stores, ISO mats sugar, Webster & Patterson, 1 hhd. holloware, 1 pkge. flour sieve*, C. J. Stone, 22 pkges. Manila rope, 20 half chests tea, C. Petschler, 6 cases tobacco, J. Henderson & Co.. 2 casks ginger wine, W. Henderson, 1 case, S. Brown, 1 parcel, Owen & Graham, 2 pkges., i>. Edmonds, 81 window sills, pfdcr. Per Spray, from Sydney*-}!*) cates gonova, 5Q hock, 3 Sftjyj a jiSJfj papPL 4 f*wks tjjmWfiNs Q ma

tacks, 2 cases confections. 84 bundles barrels biscuit, 7 cases sauce, 20 cast* starch, 20; £0 bags walnuts, 100 boxes sperm candles, U> caakT**** '* soda, 5 casks sulpher, 6 barrels gunporW 240 f| barrels Mauritius sugar, 12 barrels rash;?4s ton* « rice. 2 bullock drays. 10 town drays, 2 caru, 2 ro C *S * Bain, Grahame, & Co., 50 boxes candles, 18 I Gilfillan &Co„ X hhd holloware, 20 tierces beef. t ! Ridings, 6 cases mustard, 6 cases pickles, 6chests6 tea, 2 hhds brandy, 7 bags coffee, 40 bags sale J. mjS <1 hj. Co., I case drapery, S. &J. R. Vaile, 20 keg ( , j 1 T. Boylan, 1 case biscuits, S. Collins, 2 cases ptpJv’ l ! * Wilson. 1 gun T. Macky & Co., 1 ton coca duum > derson, 6 boxes tea, J. Hendeisou & Co. 1 •• la