PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2675, 12 February 1866, Page 4

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

AREIVA.LS. Nil.

DEPARTURE. Nil.

VESSELS EXPECTED. Wellington, s.s , from Taranaki and the South, Uth. Ahuriri, 5.»., from Taranaki and Wanganui. Phoebe, sjj., from Taranaki and Southern Ports, 24th. Fairy, from Grey Elver, early. Exceuuor, from Grey River, early. Dart, from Grey River. Emma Jane, from Grey Biver, early. liabella, from Grey Biver, early.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For Njcwcautw, N.S.W.— Bengal, earljr. Taranaxi and Wanoantti.— Albatross, early. WANaANtri.— Little Fred, to-dajr.

VBSBKLB IN HARBOUR, lady Barklr, p.r, from the Heads. Bengal, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Moa, coal bulk. Volunteer, coal hulk. W. C. Wentworth, coal hulk. Favourite, from Waikato. Ringdove, from Hokitika. Albatross, f rum Wanganui. Meteoi, from Hokitika. Miranda, from Grer Birer. Little Fred, from Wanganui. Progress, from Waikato. Kate Grant, from Taranaki, Quickstep, from Grey Eiver.

ENTERED INWARDS. February. 10— Bengal, 479 tons, Sivier, from Newcastle, N.S. W., via Tar*naki, with 167 head of cattle, and 6 tons of hay.— A. L. Thompson and Co., »gent». 10— Kate Grant, 40 tons, Atatzen, from Taranaki, in ballast. — W. D. Brewer, agent.

MISCELLANEOUS. The barque Bengal discharged part of her cattle on Saturday; she will land the remainder this morning. The s.s. Wellington is due in the Manukau on Wednesday morning from Taranaki and Southern ports. The schooners Excelsior and Fairy may hourly be looked for from Grey River. The Little Fred will sail for Wanganui to-day or to-morrow. The barque Bengal will clear at the Customs this morning for Newcastle, N.S. W. The p.s. Prince Alfred had not arrived from Waikato and Eaglan up to the time of the last 'bus starting ; it is most likely she is bar-bound at Raglan, or she would have been in before this time. The s.s. Ahuriri may hourly be looketi for from Taranaki and Wanganui.