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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1491, 20 November 1874, Page 2

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Per Waitanga, ship, from London: 11pkga^ M«£ 1 crate, 4 cases, Evans; 3 cases, B. Dj™°;*cMeß»lre land Brothers; 32 cases, 2 bales, Barnett and JUevy, 0 caSHS, E. Wayte; 23 boxes, 29 casks Henderson and Macfkrlane; 12 casks, 1 case, Bank of New' Zealand, 2 cases, Stewart and Anderson; 3 trunks .Combes> and Daldy; 5 barrels, 1 truss, 8 cases, E. and H Isaacs 100 cases, Brown, Campb 11 and Co.; 6casks B. G*ttos. 4 qr.-casks, 20 casks, B. J. Daveney;l aSO sgvSsj "»i'<sr Jt&K ss Cooper; 21 bale,, lease, Watt Brothers; C.casks 1 case, Ireland Brothers; 9 cases. Z casks. 1 ™er, 1\ and S. Morrin; 1 cask G. MoCaul;. trunks 11. W. Hawkins; 3 cases, Mrs. 3ouedg«;^CMM, J mim, J. Cosgrave and Co.; 102 pairs wheels,. £o. I fs^ 104 cases, 50 bundles, 2CO springs. Mini, ter of i uWic Works; 299 cases, E. and H. Isaacs; 1 P»cj£& •Upton and Co.; C boxes, 1 case, E. Wayte, ««««■• J. Edson; 2 imposing stones, 23 packages P« n™B material, Reed and Brett; 11 cases Stuart 5.f casks, 2 bales, Combes and D*ldy: 2 bales. 4c| s o c _s'. 22 casks, 1 parcel patterns, W. PhUlipps ant\ Son 1 lathe bed, 1 fast head stock, 1 loose head »tt c*^ package, 7 cases, 2 grindstones, Minister of Iv >duo Worics; 77 cases, 2 cwtes, 12 packages 3 bales A. Clark and Son; 12 tanks, 5 pockets 11 htads., 9/9 cm »j 50 qr.-casks, 3 bales, Brown, Campbell and Co. ,28- ■£ rails, Hnn. Minister of Public Works; 121 cases, 1.7 bales, 7(5 kegs, 198 casks, 1 bale samples, 1 case ii. an A H. Isaacs; 11 casks, 19 cases, 5 hhda., 12 rolls, 54 kegs 97 bundles, 2 camp ovens, 650 sash weighty K. I.orter and Co.; 392 eases, 10 barrels, 13 bales,;so boxe£, 10 bundles, 45 drums, 20 qr.-casks, 34 kegs, 2 half-hhdß., order.—J. Batger, agent. .. Per Wellington, from the South : 1 pg, Sargood. Son and Co; 1 pel, Cruickshank ; 1 do, Broadbent j 1 horse power, 1 intermediate motion, 1 bundle poles and rods, l ■pulley, 1 pg, T. and & Morrin; 4 *ases, tlnyon : 1 truss, W. Eattray ; 1 case, Friend ; 1 do, Kenipthorne, Prosser and Oo.; 50 sacks malt, Bedell and Watson ; 2 bo.xes, Telegraph Department; 1 pel, G.P. I'e^ ; 3 cases arms, 2 trusses, 1 case, Major TisdaU; 1 do, Inspector Broham ; 1 pel, Cousin ami Atkin ; 2 pgs, 1 box, Combes and Daldy ; 4 iron rods, 1 case, Traffic Manager ; 1 case,4. pes, S. Yon Srarmer ; 8 cases fruit, J. bmitb ; 6 do. H. Canham ; 11 do, and 4 kegs butter, W. Farcy : 1 case, Sunday-school Union ; 4 do, Veale; 1 do, Hoakin ; 1 horse, Gilmour ; 178 sheep, Buckland. . Per s.s. Go-Ahead, from Wanganm: 40 head cattle, 300 sheep, 2 horses, order.

The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. Wellington, M. Carey, Esq., commander, arrived in the Manukau at 7 a.m. today. She lett .fort Chalmers at 4.15 p.m. on the 13th inst. ; arrived at Lyttelton at noon on the 14th ; left at 11 a m. on the 15th ; reached Wellington at 8 a.m. on the 16th; left at 2.30 p.m. on the 17th ; made Picton at 8 p.m. the same evening ; started again at 1 a.m. on the 18th; entered Nelson harbour at noon, and left on the same tide at 4.p.m ; arrived oft Taranaki at 8.30 a.m. on the 19bh ; discharged a large cargo, and took in a deck-load of Bheep; headed for Manukau at 3.15 p.m. ; crossed the bar at 5 30 a.m., and made fast alongside the Onehunga wharf at the hour above-mentioned. She experienced variable winds and fine weather , throughout the voyage. We are indebted to Mr. W. J. Wilcox, purser, for the report and files. Passengers : Mr and Mrs Dorn, Miss Gwynneth, Colonel Lyon, Messrs. Hawkins, Humphries, and Gilmour. Steerage: Mr and Mrs Gifield, Messrs. Williams, Jones, Jenkins, Sullivan, Taylor, and Findlay (two.) the barque Ferndale cleared out to-day for London with a large general cargo. Captain Wigzell states his intention of sailing on Monday. One passenger has booked at present Mr Samuel Herapath. The cutter Nancy from Waikawau bnng3 17 723 ft timber. , The barque Stanley Castle has not been long discharging her cargo at the hands of Captain Elliott. She is to begin taking in gum for New York at once, for which she is chartered- by Messrs Arnold Hines & Co. Messrs Rolph Sterry and Co., will supply part of her load. The barquentine Falcon, bound for Dunedin, weighed anchor yesterday evening and beat out of the harbour against a northerly wind. A good many were taking stock of her points before she disappeared behind the Heads. So far as we could judge, she seemed, to lie up well and get through the water pretty fast. The brig Pakeha was still lying at the North Head this morning. The brigantine Coronet is to sail for the islands to-morrow. She takes a heavy and valuable cargo. The s.s. Go-Ahead, Captain McGillivray, arrived at.Onehunga last evening at 6 p.m. She left Greymouth at midnight on the 14th, and arrived at Wanganui at 2 p.m. on the 17th ; left again at 4 a m. on the 18th, and arrived at New Plymouth at 7 p.m., and left at 8 p.m , arriving as above. Experienced light variable winds to New Plymouth, from, thence fresh head winds with moderate weather throughout. The barque B^lla Mary airived at Hobar,t Town on the 27 th October, after a tempestuous passage of 24 days.