PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XII, Issue 828, 5 June 1855, Page 2

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Entered Inwards. June I— Primo, brig, 280 tons, B. Grote, from Sydney. Passengers— Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Boulsted, Mr. and Mrs. A. Boulsted, A. Boulsted, jun., H. Nathan.— C. Davis, agent. June 2— Zillah. schooner, 67 tons, Hunt, from Melbourne, in ballast.— Salmon & Co., agents. June 2— James, 19 tons, Dent, from Wangarei and Kawau, with 13 tons potatoes, 20 bushels maize, 1 package butter, 2 pigs, and 7 passengers. June 2— Brothers, 22 tons, Baldwin, from Coromandel, with 11,000 feet sawn timber, and 2 passengers. June 2 — Wonga Wonga, s.s., 78 tons, J. Bowden, from Russell, via Kawau, with 22 casks (7 tuns) sperm oil , 1 tun black oil, 22 casks black oil, 12 head cattle, and 58 passengers.— Combes & Dakly, agents. June 4— Don, 17 tons, Mustart, from Waiheki, with 23 tons firewood. Junej une 4— Nymph, 19 tons, Stewart, from Ngururu, with 200 bushels maize. Junej une ±_Waterwitch, 10 tons, Jones, from Wangaroa, ■with 1100 feet timber, 50lbs. honey, 1 ton onions/ 10,000 shingles, and 3 passengers. # June 4— Exert, 41 tons. Laurie, from Mahurangi, -with 50 tons firewood, 10,000 laths, and 4 passengers. June 4— John Scott, brig, 157 tons, Jacobs, from Melbourne Passengers— Mr. Gordon Hayes, Mr. and Mss. John Boyce, Chas. and Thomas Boyce, Mr. and Mrs Lawler and three children, Sarah Howes, Jesse Jacob J Judd, W. Meir, Mr. & Mrs Ladston and daughter," T. Robertson, D. Benton Mr. & Mrs. Tifield and 3 children, J. Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. X. Shadwick and 2 children, Mr. and Mrs. Eiffe, James Gibson, E. Rhodes, J.Thorlanc, W. Bellingham.— E. June\-Rock City, ship, 597 tons, T. Cubbins, from London Passengers— Mr-. & Mrs. Davies, James 1. Davies, James Thorn, Miss Mary Eleanor Norris, E. "VV Reynolds, Mr. & Mrs. G. Patterson, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Tooth, Chas. Trick, Caleb Hosking, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Horking, T. Pearse, Amos Vickery, H. Noble.— Brown & Campbell, agents.

June 4 — Sporting Lass, brig, 120 tons, Cellum, from Sydney. Passengers — Mr. & Mrs. Matson, Messrs. Kennedy, Heland, Capt. Tutty.

Cleared Outwaiids. June 1 — Cicely, 39 tons, Allen, for Poverty Bay, •with 2 tons sugar, £ do. flour, 1 bale blankets. 3 cases geneva, 301bs. tobacco, 20 packages slops, 10 camp ovens, 8 cases sundries. June I—Lady1 — Lady of the Lake, 30 tons, Wootton, for Waiheki, ■with 2 casks meal, £ ton flour. June I— Julia, 18 tons, TJtuku, for Matata. June I—Hira,1 — Hira, 12 tons, Ko Hira, for Opotiki, with 1 cask blankets, 1 do. sugar, 1 bag flour. June I—Raven,1 — Raven, 24 tons, McLeod, for Wangarei, with 27 sheep, 6 head cattle, and 6 passengers. June 2 — Triton, 19 tons, Poihipi, for Opotiki, with sundries. June 2— Osprey, 47 tons, Lewington, for Russell, with 6 chests tea, 2 tons salt, 1 chest drawers, 4 boxes soap, 1 iron plough, and 3 passengers. June 2 — Brothers , 22 to is, Baldwin, for Coromandel. June 2— Resolution, 22 tons, DeThierry, for Coromandel, with sundries. June 4 — Susan, 16 tons, Shadrack for Opotiki. June 4 — Hori Tepea, 17 tons, Himiona, for Tauranga, with lO^boxes drapery, 7 mills, 13 bags sugar, 7 do. biscuit, 1 horse, and machinery for a mill. June 4 — Lord Montgomery, brig, 141 tons, for Nelson via Tauianga. — C. Davis, agent. June 4— lsabella, 17 tons, Teretamana, for Tauranga, with sundries,

Imports Foreign. Per John Scott, from Melbourne :—57: — 57 tins paint oll» 306 camp ovens, 268 pots, 48 sashes, 22 nests tubs, 6 bales blankets, 50 boxes pipes, 100 boxes raisins, 22 baskets almonds, 1 box jewellery. Per "Rock City, from London :— 1 case, E. Rich ; 1 case, J. W. Bain ; 1 package, 3 cases, J. L Mackay ; 1 case, John Gibson ; 4 cases, James Walker ; 1 case, T. 11. Co well ; 2 boxes, A. Clarke ; 16 crates, G. Graham ; 14 packages, Bain & Burtt ; 4 hhds. Connell & Hidings ; 3 W. Brodie ; I box, Major Matson ; 1 pipe, 1 butt/1 hhd, 16 cases, 1 i-cask, 2 cases, The President of the Mess Committee 65th. Regiment ; 160 casks, J. A. Gilfillan & Co.; ] package, G. Codlin ; 1 cask, Her. Y. Lush ; 20 packages, E. H. C. Russell ; 10 hhds., order ; 5 casks, 4 packages, D. Graham & Co.; 1 case, Rev. C. Abraham ; 1 package, A. B. Griffiths, care of Brown & Campbell ; 22 packaxes, Henry Smythies ; 3 barrels, A. Clarke ; 1 case, Jas. Mackay ; 6 cases, Mr. Graham ; 20 hhds. S. Fleming ; 1 case, John Carrright ; 50 cans, 40 kegs, order ; 3 boxes, S. Fleming ; 2 boxes, Mr. Haultain ; 1 box, Miss Fisher, care of Brown and Campbell ; 1 box, Walter M'Caul ; 11 kegs, 1 cask, Mr. Read ; 4 packages, H. Thomson : 5 packages, W. Harsant; 1 case, W. S. Grahame ; 4 22 cases, Bain & Burtt ; 2 cases, J. H. Fletcher ; 150 casks, 8 packages, Brown & Campbell; 3 cases, A. Abraham ; L bale, A. Clarke ; 1 package, Rev. J. C. Pattison, care of Yen. Arch. Abraham ; 1 cask, G. Graham ; 12 crates, 1 case, A. &R. Keesing ; 5 packages, 1 box, 5 cases, 1 bale, order; 1 case, Rev. F. Thatcher ; 3 cases, Y. Petschler ; 42 packages, order ; 1 cask, 1 case, H. Hill ; 5 cases, Rev. Gideon Smales ; 4 boxes, 3 trunks, Geo. Keith ; 1 case, David Bain ; 2 casks, D. Simpson ; 6 boxes, 6 trunks, A. Clark ; 1 box, Mr. Matthews ; 1 bale, T. 11. Cowell ; 1 box, G. Bedlington ; 83 pkgs , order ; 2 cases, 2 wheels, J. Newman ; 23 casks, Gilflllan, Stevenson, & Co ; 4 cases, 1 cask, C. Stichbury ; 4< cases, 3 casks, R. B. Shalders ; 1 box, Walter Brodie ; 2 packages, W. S. Grahame ; 6 bales, 1 trunk, 1 case, 6 bundles, T. C. Williams ; 14 packages, 2 cases, 4 packages, 1 case, 2 boxes, 3 packages, J. & R. Kemp ; 1 case, W. S. Grahame ; 61 packages, J. & R. Kemp ; 155 packages, W. Coleman ; 18 packages, Bain & Burtt ; 2 casks, 8 bags, Samuel Fleming ; 4 hhds., 4 cases, T. S. Forsaith ; 11 packages. T. W* Fletcher ; 3 cases, E. Porter ; 1 cart, 1 carriage, T. Cheeseman ; 5 packages, D. Graham & Co. ; 8 hhds. beer, Henry Tooth ; 2 cases, F. Whitaker ; 5 cases, Gilfiilan, Stevenson, and Co.; 10 casks, T. Henry ; 2 casks, 268 bars iron. 33 bundles iron, 2 bars steel, 27 sock plates, 24 brushes, John Watson ; 1 box, Captain" C. Chesney ; 3 boxes, W. Brodie ; 2 cases, E. Porter ; 1 'case, W. S. Grahame ; 1 case, Rev. Mr. Kissling ; 38 packages, J. Rout ; 22 packages, Bain & Burtt ; 2 cases, 13 kegs, 1 package, 10 bundles spades, 5 casks, J. Rout; lbox, Mr. Bedlington ; 12 cases, Major Greenwood ; 1 case, William Boult ; 93 cases, 3 casks, Bain & Burtt ; 107 packages, C. B. Walford ; 1 box, C. and H. Black ; 1 case, Rev. J. Hobbs ; 188 bars iron, 58 bundles do., Gilfillan, Stevenson, & Co.; 2 cases, Bain & Burtt ; 220 bars iron, 42 packages, Gibson & Mitchell ; 4 trunks, 23 cases. 4 bales, Id casks, 4 cases, 6 hhds,, 84 cases, C. Davis ; 3 cases, Connell & Ridings ; 6 casks, 1 case, order ; 1 case, Bain and Burtt ; 150 packages, David Nathan ; 80 tons coal, 300 bags salt, 100 bags salt, Brown & Campbell ; 56 packages, George Graham ; 10 bales, 1 truss, 1 bale, 2 casks, 19 dozen spades, W. Brodie ; 1 case, C. Knight ; 75 casks, Brown & Campbell ; 1 case, Gilfillan, Stevenson, & Co.; 2 packages, C. H. Reid ; 2 hhds., 2 cases, order ; 3 cases, T. C. Law ;23 cases, 4 casks, C. Rich ; 6 cases, Brown and Campbell ; 3 cases, G. Graham ; 2 casks, 4 cases, C. Stichbury ; 1 box, Mr. Tozard ; 1 package papers, Gilfillan, Stevenson and Co.; 31 barrels, 52 kegs, Bain and Burtt ; 1 new cargo boat, Brown and Campbell.

The clipper ship Rock City, Capt. Cubbins, arrived in our hatbour on Sunday -last. She has made one of the shortest, if not the shortest, passage ever made to New Zealand ; the run out being accomplished in 88 days from the Downs. The Rock City sailed from Gravcscnd on the 4th of March, and the Downs on the

6th, sighted the Lizard on the lOth^crossed the Equator the 22nd day after leaving the Downs, was becalmed 5 days off St. Augustine, near Pernambucco, sighted Goughs Island on the 19th April. Ihe highest point of South Latitude reached was o2 ° ; o\ymg to the quantity of ice seen it was not thought prudent to proceed further to the Southward. Sighted the Middle Island of New Zealand on the 22nd of May, was bee timed 3 days, and experienced light variable winds during the passage to Cape Maria Van Dietnan, which was made on the morning of Friday last, from thence the wind has been light and mostly favourable. The greatest true distance run in three consecutive days was 939 miles. The Rock City is a British North American built vessel. She brings 19 passengers and about 850 tons of cargo, for this Port. The Sporting Lass has been 17 days on the passage from Sydney. • The Yarrow was the only vessel laid on at Sydney for The Elizabeth Mason and Ocean were both advertised at Melbourne, for this Port, when the Zillah sailed. The following vessels were advertized to sail irom London for New Zealand: -For Auckland and New Plymouth, the Duke of Portland, on the sth March; Garoline Agnes on the 2oth March ; Egmont on the 6th May; Joseph Fletcher on the 10th June; Cashmere on the 15th July. For Wellington, Nelson, and Otago, the Sir Allan McNab, March loth ; Maone, April 20th.