SHIPPING LIST.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume 4, Issue 210, 30 June 1849, Page 2

SHIPPING LIST.

Arrivals — Foreign. June 29. — "Jane Catherine"," 3o() tons, Captain \ jW. Wilson, from London 10th February. Passengers, Mr. Taylor, Miss Taylor, Mr. Thompson Dr. Smyth & daughter, Dr. Bennet, Mrs. Bennet, and 4 children, Mr. & Mrs. Duffield. — Brown & Campbell,' agents. ' ' The Barque "Louisa," Captain W. Wycherly, arrived in port last night, and will sail for London in a few days. Departures — Foreign. None. Arrivals — Coastwise. June 22 " Rebecca," 19 tons, Chr. Ghollogher, from the Bay of Plenty. 23, — "Napi," 17 tons, D. Mackinson, from the Bay of (stands. 2&. — "Providence," 26 tons, J. Merritt,from the Hen and Chickens, in ballast. 26. — "Vivid," 28 tons, W. Sambell, from the East Coast. — W. S. Grahame, agent. 29.— •'Elizabeth," 21 tons, Talbot, from Mahurangi. ' 29. — "Sister," 44 tons, G. E. Read, from Table Cape. — Salmon & Co., agents. 29. — "Wanderer," 35 tons, R. Lloyd, from East Cape. Departures— 'Coastwise. June 24. — "Elizabeth," 21 tons, Talbot, for Mahurangi, in ballast, 26.— "Napi," 17 tone, D. McKinnon, for the Bay of Islands. — Coney, agent. 26.— '-Emily," 10 tons, G.Mair, forWangari Imports. In the "Berhampore," from London, 68 bundles spades, D. Nathan; 9 balea 1 box haberdashery, Miss Meakin ; 3 cases, L. A. Langford ; 1 cask 2 cases, J. Williamson ; 2 crates earthenware, J. Newman ; 1 cask earthen and glassware, Lieut. Symonds ; 5 cases, H. Nathan ; 1 case wearing apparel, S, Kempthorne ; 6 trunks boots and shoes, B. Keesing ; 200 camp ovens, 5 crates stoneware, ■ 3 do Chinaware, 2 cases felt hats, 1 case tinware, 1 case flannel and small ware, 1 case hops and small wares, 1 case" millinery, 1 case looking-glasses, 4 cases cloth caps, 1 case books, &., D. Bacot ; 1 cate apparel, Seta Ward ; 1 case paper, J. Wilii- j amson ; 40 barrels nails, B. Keesing ; 1 case 2 packages, 4 crates, Gilfillan & Co. ; 1 case, Lieut. Servantes ; 1 chest 1 cask axes, 1 case axe-handles, 7 cases copper sheathing, W. Lawry ; 4 casks com p. nails, 1 case soap. 2 cases hardware and cutlery.—l case silver plate, 3 casks earthen &,glassware, 1 case linen and personal effects, 2 cases books, Sir G. Grey; 16 cases> mustard, jams, and drugs, S. A. Joseph ; 1 piano forte, 1 bundle 1 pun chandlery, W. Lawry ; 2 puns earthenware, 1 cask oil, 10 kegs paint, 4 cases 1 cask drugs, 2 cases floorcloths, Lease 9 mats cordage, 1 box apparel. In the "Shamrock," from Launceston, 112 bags sugar. 300 do flour, 250 do flour, 22 boxes candles, 4 do jam, 2 tubs butter, 1 case hardware, 3 casks do, Storey; 1000 palings, 2 packages hardware, 2 boxes tin, 3 cases hardware, S. Young ; 2 casks apples, 1 case wine biscuits, Storey ; 200 palings, 85 bags oats, 25 bags biscuit, 8 boxes candles, R. G. Gibbons ; 2 tuba butter, Stoney ; 8 bags flour. In the " Jane Catherine,' from London, 1 parcel, senior Commissariat Officer ; 5 hhds. order, 4 cases, Brown & Campbell ; 2 cables, 4 anchors, I chain, 29 packages cordage, 4 cases, 1 keg, order; 3 packages, J. Rout ; 2 ditto, J. W. Bain, 2 do. 1 do. 1 box, I do. I'do. J. Coney; 1 chest, W. Lawry ; 7 bales, 13 cases, W. Lawry ; 5 package,, J. W. Bain; 5 do. T. S. Foraaith'; I case} 314 bars, 38 bundles iron, 200 ovens, Gilfillan & Co. ; 3 casks, 3 bags, 1 boxj J. Rout ; 2 bales, T. S. Forsaith ; ,4 cases, W. Law.ry ; 42 cases, .4, £ casks, 2'hhcls , W. S. Grahame ; 10 hhds , Browa & Campbell ; 1 case, John Richardson; 1 caspd cask, Capt. Oliver ; 3 packages, J. Rout ; 1 case] 1 bos] 1 do.] 1 do.] 3 pipes and 1 butt. President and Mess 65th regt. ; 4 bales. J. Rout ; 6 bales, G. N. Hector , 1 casejj 1 bo;t] 10, barrels, 3D casks, order ; 4 packages, 24 bundles, 11 kegs, 1 case, J5. Keesing ; 3 packages, lease, W. J S. (arahame ; 1 do., 1 do. 2do. 7 packages, R. A. FilzGerald ; I case. 13 casks, A. Asher '. 133 camp ovens, I. Rout • l'box]l ditto, 6 packages, 4 cases, 7 do , 1 do. , 1 do, Brown & Campbell ; 1 box plants, I do., seeds, 4 hhds. whiskey, 1 box 1 box, Biown & Camp'beU ; 1 1 6 kegs nails, 658 bars 102 bundles icon, 6 boxes axes, .Gibson & Mitchell, 2 packages, Connell & Ridings ; 1 case, a piary),] 1 boy, Re£. J. Buddie ; 1 cask, 3 packages', 2 do., J. Newman; 10 hhds , D.Nathan; 6 £ casks 30 cases, 20. barrels., 20 casks, 120 kegs, 6 huds., 26 case 1 ?, 3 rolls lead; 4 balps, 1 case, 12 cases, 12 bales, 10 barrels, 7 cables, 19 anchors, 3 casks, 1 trunk, 12 bundles spades, 2 'bales, D. Nathan; 4 cases, J. Hooper'; 1 parcel addressed for Auckland', 10' ditto", "Auckland or Wellington ;J69; J 69 bales bedding, 15 oases lamps, shovels, stationery, &c, 2 qasks brush heads,' tm meat dishes, ,&c, 2 crates tin cans,, baths, Sec.'; 3 bundles water pails, 2 do. mop handles,- 1 do.-hoe handles, 20 do. • stool?, 4 do, urine tubs, 4 do. washing do., 2 do. target 'frames, 36 loose table boards, 6 do. spades, 1 do. traversing rest, 12 do. pick axes, 12 do. wheelbarrows, 2 do. hand-carts, 112 loose axe helv<s, 6 do. shovels,' I do. grindstone, 1 do. barrow wrench, for H.M.S., Auckland, 1 bale target covers, 120 bales bedding, &c, 9 cases fire-engine, and tools, 3 .crstes tin cases, &c, 2 casks brushes, &c, 2 bundles racks, &c., 1 do. stool frames, 1 do. forks, 10 do. target frames, 2 do: fire buckets, 1 do. scale boards, 10 do. chairs. 8 do. handles, 10 do. pails, 4 do. frying pans, 15 do. stools, 6 do. tubs, 40 loose heads', '40 do. feet, 80 do. sides iron bedBteads, 5 loose, weights, l r do. .iron roller, 2. cases felling axes, 10 loose wheel-barrows, 1 do. wrench, 200 do. helves, 20 do. shovels, for H. M. S. at Wellington. 166 puncheons, 2 hhds. rum, to the (■enior officer of tue Commissariat. 1,000 \ barrels of cartridges. In the "Sarah,'* from Newcastle, N. S. W., 140 tons coals, 10 bags flour, 1 do shoes, 3 tons castings, 1 boiler, 1 case books, order. In the "Rebecca," from the Bay of Plenty, 12 tons potatoes. In the "Nopi," from ihe Bay of Islands, 100 bushels c0rn,,50, 50 bushels wheat, 4 boxes cigars, J. Coney ; 6 head cattle, Connell & Ridings. 'In the "Vivi<t," from the East Coast, 600 bush. Maize, 4oo do-whea', 3 casks pork, 200 cwt. lard, 2 do haws and bucon. In the "Elizabeth," fiom Mdhnrnngi, 40 tons fiiewo"d.

In the "Sisters," from Table Cape, 700 bushele maize, 300 &o wheat, 2 tons pork. In the "Wanderer," from East Cape, 1200 bush, wheat, Order. Exports. In the "Napi," for the Bay of Islands, 2 oars, 1 package axes, 1 £ton salt, 1 package dry goods. In the "Emily,", for Wangari, 3 bags flour,2d bags sugar, 1 bag rice, 1 do bread, Ido salt, 1 o [ slops, 1 package tobacco. On Sunday the 17th inst. the schooner "Sister" whilst between East Cape and Cape Runaway and about 15 miles from land was struck by something on the larboard side of the stem with such tremendous force that all the wood ends were started — the stem split — an,d, a serious leakage caused : she was immediately trimmed by the ttern to keep the leak I as much as possible out of water, and with continued labor at the pumps, and not without the most serious apprehensions, 'Capt. Read succeded in put* ting back to Anaura where sufficient of her cargo was discharged to heave the leak out of water, when on removing the copper for the purpose of caulking largc-peicea of, the black skin of a whale were discovered between the copper and the sides of the ressel ! We understand that by this extraordinary encounter the "Sister" has received so much dam age as to render it necessary that she should undergo a thorough repair.