SHIPPING & CUSTOM HOUSE REPORT.

Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 1, Issue 31, 15 April 1843, Page 2

SHIPPING & CUSTOM HOUSE REPORT.

ARRIVALS. ’ April 0, “ Hannah,” 90 tons, Bell, master, from Sydney, H. R. Gretuay, agent. Passengers, R. F. Barro, Esq , Mr. and Mis. Gimbie, and Mrs. tleniv. Cargo: 1 case cigars, 2 cases cheese, 8 tea, 2 bundles paper, 20 mats sugar, 8 boxes caudles, 4 boxes soap, 2 : boxes salmon, 1-sack currents, I case 2 J casks hardware, Hughes and Hamilton ; 94 cas ks and 3 hogsheads geneva, 12 kegs tobacco, 1 case slops, 2 cases drapery, 2 cases boots, 4 cases blankets, 13 boxes straw bonnets, 10 bags coffee, 20 boxes candles, 1 case spices, orffir; 100 bags flour, 2 kegs nails, 1 bag rice, 1 copper boiler, 5 cases furniture, 4 casks hardware, 6 packages bedding, t cask ii.nis juice, 1 crate earthenware, 1 package buckets, 3 truuks apparel, 4 cases furniture, 4 packages bedsteads,! bundle leather, 1 basket clothing, 3 packages scales and weights, 3 tables, 1 hor>e, IOG-shee;-, George Gimble; 50 bags coals, oider; \ chest tea, 3 tea, 12 bags sugar, 8 fiikins butter, 1 cask currants, 6 boxes candles, 1 package soda, 1 cask sugar, 13 bags salt, 2 cases haberdashery, 2boxes starch, 15 boxes soap, 3 casks herrings, Mrs. Henry; 1 package t ease leather, 8. Brown; 20 half-chests tea, 1 cask loaf sugar, 2 carts, George GimUe. COASTERS AKRIVJi-D. Apiil 7. “ M ave,’’ 14 tons, Southgate, from W aioki, 4,200 fret timber, order. April 10, “ Lucidan,” 13-tons, Jessop, from River Thames, 4000 feet timber, order. Aprii 13 “ VI ave,” Southgate, from W aiaki, 5000 feet timber, 300- paling, order. Same day, “Black Joke,”24 tons, Tirrell, from East Cape, 40 pigs, 200 bushels coin, order. departures. April 13. •• Bristolian,” 160 tons, ThuValparaiso, VV .S.Graham, agent, l

in ballast. Passengers, Mr. Wiguiore, and Mrs. Murray 10 in the steerage, including Manual Deiurnbo, who has do camped in considerable debt to one of our principal merchants. COASTERS DEPARTED. April 7. “ Union,” 27 tons, Stiles, tot Russel, 3000 shing es, J. Stiies ; 1 cast jars, Howard ; 1 d.tto hosiery, Gibson, feame day, “Wave,’’ 14 tons,, Southgate, for VVaiaki, in ballast. April 8. “Trent,” 19 tons, Anderson, for Russel, in ballast. April 10. “Lueidan,” 18 tons, Jessop, for Ri er I hames, in ballast. April 13. “Louisa,” 12 tous, Kingsley, I tor Ri\er Thames, in ballast. PROJECTED DEPARTURE. “ Hannah,” 90, tons. Bell, tor Welling'on and A tick and Islands, 4 cases pipes, !’. M achatti ; l bale blankets, R. Bell ; 4 casks *ak fish, ditto ; 1 bale slops, C. B. liubinsou ; 1 hhd. rum, R. Bell. INFORMATION TO MARINERS. In- ihe Ch runic'e of January 4, appeared ocin t!>e iu> te-1»i• r,k of Captain Daldy, of die Shaiprock, the “ Magnetic Bearings” aken by (bat gentleman, “ on the Dust Coast of Arte Zi a'aud, from Cape Marie Van Diemen, io the North ( ape." We now present our readers with a correct and extended notice, the result of fuithn obseivation by Cajdaiu Daldy From the North Cape, to pass between the Kings and Cape Marie Van Diemen, VYSW., but much dependence must not lie placed on this course, as the tides inn strong, and a very good look out required, Fiom the North Cape to Doubtless Head, S K by E. from 30-to 35 miles. From the North Cape to Cavalla Isles, E E. From Doubtless Head to the Cavalla Isles, E by S half South. From the Cavalla Isles to the Nine pin-rock, at the entrance of the Bay of Islands, S E, about 14 miles. From the Nine pin to Cape Brett, E | N, about 10 miles. Fiom the Nine-pin to the Black rocks, S by W £ W, about 5 miles ; and S by W J w, to Point Makata, and to the entrance of the Kidi Kidi.lrom there SW h vv. From there to Tarpeka Point, S, about 7 miles. In steering into the Bay of Islands, with a fair wind, the course is S W, until you open the anchorage on your larboard hand, at Kororareka Beach. From Cape Brett to Bream Head, SE by S, half the way, and SSE, to pass between the Hen and Chickens and Bream Head, From Cape Bsett to the Poor Knights, SE., about 20 miles. From Bream Head to Point Rodney, SE \ S, about 28 miles. From Point Rodney to the south end of the Flat rock Island, SE by S j S, about 10 miles. From the south point of the Island, to the south east point of the Little NE by N g N, to the N W Point, JN by E J E. Ditto to a fair berth outside the Island of Tiri Tiri Matanga, S by E J K. Ditto to the Flat rock E by N \ N, distance 3 miles. Ditto through Tiri Tiri Matanga Passage to Rang.ato'o Passage south (the entrance to-Auckland). A reef(lately discovered) bearing EN E, o£f,tb% eastern side of Tiri Tiri f Matanga, with one foot water on it at low water. Fiom a fair berth outside Tiri Tiri Ma tanga to the North Head of the Waitemata S by W. Great Barrier Harbour bears W by S b South from the Little Barrier. I lit# tide sets from die eastward on to the coast • divides on Point Rodney, and flows down the-coast to Auckland, and up towards the Bay. High water full and change about 6 o’clock. The time of high water at Auckland and the Bay only differ nbwut one hour.