PORT OF AUCKLAND. MISCELLANEOUS

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2381, 8 March 1865, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

MISCELLANEOUS

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- ! -.DEPAUTURR. ■Rrtsf Ann, sohooner, for Napior. ,

VESSKTiS KXPtiOTED Xady Bird, s.s., from tho South, duo OH). Salamander, s »., from Newcastle. T>nuntlcs«, ship, .frbm London, 'No. 2551, 1H dis. p., sailed December 15, Caducous, ship, from Tondon, No 06, 3 rd dis. p , sailcdDee. 3 Lueibello, ship, from tondon, V.GN.D, nowcodo Louis*, ship, from tondon. No. f3il, Ist dis p., sailed Nov. 22 ship, from London, No 3524, 15t dis p. Bombay, ship, from London, Ist dis p , No. 1054, sailed Nov. 25. TVintortlmr, ship, from London Viola, ship, from Glasgow, No 2'Ul, 2nd dis p , gallon Dec C Canterhmv, ship, from London, No 7412 2nd dis p. Belgiavia,"sliip, from London, No 0452, 3rd dis p Pegasus, ship, from London, No 8453, 15t dis p , sailed Fr*ncis He'nty, ship, from Melbourne, No 7063, 2nd dis p. An Bovoir, barque, from Melbourne Constance barque, from Adelaide, No 0279, 2nd dis p Ellen Castle, barque, fiom Nowcastlo Uruguay, bai quo, froinNewc.istle.No 3170, 2nd dis. p. Novelty, barque, from Sydney No 0421, 2nd dis P "Ellen Sampson, barque, from Jlolbourno, No JSO4, 2nd dis. p. Tamrioo, barque, fiom Valparaiso Tndin, barque, from Hobait Town No 5461, 15t dis p Diedrich Pentzicn, brig, from Adelaide Eclipso, schooner, from Ne^cnstle. via Tanranga, No 10.W. Ist dis p. Tanransa, schooner, fiom a'.un'angn Kiwi, schooner, fiom Hokianga ZillMi, schooner, fiomNapici; via Poverty Bay .Tanot GrcA, cutter, from Xapier

PBOJEOTKD DEPAETURW. ¥or Newcastle — Rita, to day Sociheru Ports.— Eangntira, to day ,. Aircdnle, Stb I^mmer. — T*wera, 11th

VBSSKLS IN HART, O OR, (Thli list do«i not include ceasting cutters ) H.T\r. s.s Kclipse, Fremantle, from Wellington nnd Tauranga H M s s Curagoa, Commodore Wiseman, from tlie Kavruu. Noreltv, s s , 42 tons, Qnauco, from tlie Mannkau.— Graham Slid Co , agents St»r of the South, s s., Andcisou, fiom 2frtpici. Ball* Marina. «hip, coal hulk Armstrong, ship, 81? tons, Armstrong, from London —Nathan, Gauges, ship, 1,211 tons, Funnel], fiom Queenstown —Walter Grahame, agent Kinestina, ship, 1,048 tons, Fillaii, from London.— Combes and Daldy, »gouts Viscount Canning, barque, 751 tons, Wright, fiom London — Combes and Daldy, agents Precursor, barque, 404 tons, Thomson, fiom Tome, Chili — Eobeiton and Co , ngents Marion, coal hulk Reliance, brig, 120 tons, Frodsham, from If ew castle. — Williams and Co .agents KiU. Brit;, 19S tons, Eobertson, from >fewcisUe — Stcphenvm and Waidtll, agents. Southern Cross, schooner, 92 tons, Tilly, from South Soi Islands Albitross, schooner, 80 tons, Biaund, from TaranaVi Vietovia schooner, 66 tons, RevnoMs, fmm Rorotonsa Littlo Fred, 3-masted schooner, 131 toni, M'Ken?ie, from Kaipira — Cniickshauk, Smirt, and Co . nijsnts Tftwtia schooner 55 ton's, Kennet)}-, from Po\eitvß">r ■Ripid, schooner, 31 tous, M Kenme, from Tauianga Sylph schooner, CO tons, Norm, from llussoll Fair}-, schooner, 37 tons McKfii2i» fiom Kenneilv's Bay. Saury Lnss, schooner, 40 tons JlcKenzio from WangaioT Oem, schooner, 24 ton 3, Purchase, fiom Po(eify Bay Falcon, schooner, 41 tons, Owen, from Cibbnire Biv Metoor, schooner, 43 tons, Farrell, from Port Fit7ro\

ENTERED INWARDS Makoh 7— C'ornstnlk, 10 tons, Eigleton, from Pnhoi, with 22 tons flrewond, 1,100 shingles 7 — Comet. 17 tons, Gitemete, from Pnhoi, with 30 tons fhewood 200 feet house blocks Pusspneers— 4 7 — Meteor, 43 tons, Farrell, from Gieat Bairier, vith 31,527 f-ot timber Passengers 7 7 — Korovarika, 17 tons, Curti":, fiom Onnha, \Mtli GOO feot house b'mcks, 2i tons fhenoo'l 7 —^AVlllmm Pulham, 18 ton=, Browno, from K.ikowh,il,ai)ii, with 1 ton onions, 7 000 feet timboi 7 — Gazelle, 24 ton«, Clieshiic, from Vangapoa, with 20,0^0 feet timber 7— Ono, 17 tons, Cwley, from the Thames, with SO tons flrownod Pn«engers — 2,

CLEARED OUTWARDS M\.ncn 7— Little Fred, 131 tons, Sl'Kcnzie, for Wnnganui, v. ith 200 tins commissariat stor « 7 Oornst '-IU, 19 tons, Engleton. for Puhoi. in ballast 7— lndustry, 23 tons., Yates, foi Oindia, iwtli sundries Pn?-s3iieeis-2 7— Three Brothers, IS toni, sermour, foi Mimgawai, with general cnisjn 7 — r omst, 17 ton 0 , Git»nieto, for Pnlini in bnllvt 7— r.iirj, 3t ton", M'Ltod, (ii Kennedy's Biv, in ballast P-isse'ngei's-2 7— Be-sj, 25 tons, Philpot, foi Mercury Bay, in ballast Pas•jeugers—3 7 — Gazelle, 24 tons, Cheshire for "Wingipoa with 20 casks beef, 2 tons potatoes, 9 bais iron 2 coils rope 7 IJnao. XL fcrt»\a. Gtivvia fm Al«rmirjf "Rnv wifclt ''nih* blnstiug powder anil sundrio* 7— KoionnU 17 tons, Cmtis, tor Omaha, in lnllist 7_Ono, Ii tons, Curley, for the Thirass, in ballast 7_\*iscount Ginning, 7J7 tons, Wright, foi Point de Galle, m 7— 'WiUiam Pulliam, IS toils, Uiowne, foi Kikowhakirhi with sundries Pnssengeis— s 7— "Will Waich, So tons, Ha} met, for Tahiti

EXPOHT3— FOIfEIRX Fer W ill Watch, foi Taliiti 1 bale prints, 2 barrels currants, 30 eases beer, 1 case trousers, 5 cases sarrlines, 2 casks sngai, 1 case drapery, 1 bale and 1 case woollens, 40 bugs sugai, 0 '-boxes tea, A cases clothing, 9 cases pickles, 2 bales canvas, 4 bales twine, 1 case glass, 1 case salmon, 2 o^sks white le id, '61 boxes s>oap, 5 ciics h mis D kogs butttr, G bags onjous, 11 boxes soap, i banels pork, 10 bags biscuit, 1 case print-), i bo\e» muslins, 11 cties cheese, 1 cisc «a<l(llerv, l casa knives, 1 bale *nd 1 case drapery, 2 does hard vare, 1 case lookintj-gUsses, 2 boxes ribbons, 1 bo\ stockings, •» cases lwir oil, 5 cases cheese, 1 case bicon 07 r^ses onions, 29 bags onions, 40 bags potatoes, 1 box blue

Theio woionoanivalsfrom foreign ports jestorday iSo\eial tessUs from the Australian colonies ar.) no\. longo\erdue The Uruguay from .Newcastle istw-nt} <lay>, nnil the Ellen Simpson irom Newcastle is twenty-sc\en di\s out One or two U'ssels fiom Adelaide me out" about the same time The s s Queen is <1 io here to morron from the Southern port? The ss Stai of the South will not be read} to sail foi Napier ticfore .Thursday afternoon She offers excellent accommodation for a few first and second-class pis^engers, at Tery moderate charges This line little steamsi is chartered to bring fonr cargoes of sheep to this port from Nanier The barque Viscount' Panning cleared ont at the Custom? yesterd*}. and will move down to the Heads this morning, prioi to taking her final departure for Point do Oalle The schoonei Albatross is folding commissariat stoics at the wharf for Wanganul and "Wellington, «nd will sml tomorrow Tlio barque Precursor commenced discharging lici flour yesterday morning. The rutter Will Watch takes her departure for Tahiti today She has a full cargo of general merch.tntlne The Little Fred, with 200 tons commusauiit stores, will leive the harbour this morning for Wanganui The clipper schooner Tawera has been laid on for Napier, and is announced to sail on Satuiday ne\t The Blanche, belonging to Mr Deacon, now runs dail> to the head of the river, with passtngers and luggage A good opportunity is therefore afforded to persons proceeding to Kavpara The Blanche leaves the Queen-street Wharf e^ cry Monday morning, and arrives at Jtnvrheiul the same evening, thus allowing passengers to catch the vvn which leaves there on Tuesday morning, ami arrives at Kaipara th same evtning