PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2822, 11 August 1866, Page 6

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ENTERED INWARDS. .August I— Airedale, ».s., 23(1! torn, Meikleham, from Taranaki and Southern Forts, with part of original cargcj, short-landed at Taranaki , 1 case pickles, W. J. Young ; 1 parcel Payne ; 1 parcel, tusk. Pastengers— Cabin : Mr. and Mrs. Noakes, Messrs. Connell, Oibton, Sherrard. Fore-cabin: Messrs. Carlin, James, Ryan, Cow. — H. M. Jervit, agent. 2— Mary Jane, 26 tons, Kirby, from Hokitika, in ballast.— W ©. Brewer, agent. 2— Volunteer, 22 tons, Watts, from Aokitika, in ballast.— T. Hall, agent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. August 2— Storm Bird, s.i., 68 ton*, Gleadou, for Taranaki, Wanganui, and Wellington, with part of original cargo short landed at Taranaki, 5 boxes candles, 1 case kerosine, Weyergang ; 1 cue, 1 parcel, 1 sack oysters, C. Samuels ; 3 cues case* coffee, F. Gledbill ; 1 can, 1 trass, A. Food ; 1 case, 3 half-chests tea, J. Colesby; 4 hhds. beer, H. Endriess; 1 caso, C. Samuels; 2 kegs currants, 2 kegs oranges, 5 boxes candles, D. Calligan; 86 bars iron, 3 sacks oats, 5 sacks barley, 5 sacks guano, H. Williamson ; 1 pair axles, Watts and Co.; 1 bale canvas, 12 bars iron, Brown and Duthie, for Taranaki. 3 cases cases coffee. G. Barron ; 1 iton safe, Bank of New y South Wales ; 1 case, 1 truss, D. Hogg : 1 case, 1 truss, E. How; 6 trusses, G. Barron ; 1 case, Cuss ; 1 case, Powell and Co. ; 1 truss, A. Cuss ; 1 caso, order ; 76 bags oats, W. Croker : 1 parcol, W.Butler; 1 parcel, W. Ottley ; 1 tombstone, 67 tb. Regt.; 1 case, J. Lamont ; 1 case, order ; 2 cases, Colonel Dwyer ; 1 pkg., Captain Vivian ; 6 caiei, S.M. office porter, for Wansanui. 1 case, A. Barnett, for Wellington. Passenger* —Mrs. Whidborne, Messn. Eunciman, Wallace, Croker, Turnie, A. F. Kerson, Nutter, Kent, Belham, Davy, North, and Balmer, privates 67th Kegiment, 7 children, 3 women, 5 piivates 18th Kegiment, 3 privates M.T., 1 A.H.C. Total, 3.— A. Barnes, agent. 2— Airedale, s.s , 280 tons, H. M. Meiklebam, for Taraniki and Southern ports, with part of original cargo short-landed at Taranaki. 2 boxes gold (S10, 000). Bank of New Zealand; 1 horse, Lock; I bale. Lucas; 1 case, Howniell: 1 case, Bank of New Zealand, for Nelson. 1 case, order; 1 bale, Stanton ; 1 hale Johnson, for Dunodin. 0 plcgs., Brown and Co , for Taranakl. Passengers— Cabin ! Air. Douglas, Misses Spence (2), Messrs. - McQueen, Gray, Dougell. and Hamlin; Misses 11 ol ton (2) and Masters Holton (2). Pore cabin : Messrs. Gregor, Chalmers, Robinson, Jones, Lock, and McManm ; Mrs. Crew and 2 children. Total, 23. — H. JVT. Jems, agent. S— Queen, s.s , 177 tons, Kreeft. for Taranaki and the Southern Ports, with 2 coses tobacco, 10 3-boxes tobacco (under bond), 1 cask lead pipes, 1 keg- fuse, 1 cose caps, 2 ingots tins, Brown and Duthie, transhipped under bond, ex Flying Buck, from Melbourne ; 1 case, Home ; 1 case, Lucas and Son; 1 me, Stantou; 1 horse, Readwood, 23 pkgs. sundries, Horlain ; 2 pkgs. sundries, Edman and Co. ; 1 parcel, Johns; 1 bale, Johnson, for Taranaki. 1 parcel, Lamborne ; 4 cases, Whittle, for Wellington. 1 box gold, £5,000, Union Bank of Australia. Passengers— Cabin : Mr and Mrs. Levy, Miss Rowland, Mr. Higgioson, Mr. Gubbms. Steerag* : 3 soldiers, Mr. and Mrs. Whittle and family.— A. Barnes, agent. 4— Volunteer, 22 tons, Watts, for Hotitika, with 28 tons, potatoes, 2 tons onions, 400 bricks, order.— T. Hall, agent. ' B— Excelsior, 52 tons, Iwersen, for Hokitika, with 7 cases brandy, 4 J-casks whiskey, 1 J-cask sherry, 10 cases ale, 10 casks bottled ale, order (under bond) ; 2 kegs rum. 16 cues whiskey, 15 case \\e, 15 cases stout, 10 case ale. 1 case brandy, 1 box samples, 10 hhds. ale, order ; 51,000 bricks, 100 bags potatoes, Dunlop. Passenger— l.— D. Kirkwood, agent.

MISCELLANEOUS. The N.Z.S.N. Company's s.s. Queen, Captain Kreeft, left here on the 3rd instant at half-past 1 p.m., for Taranaki and Southern ports, with a small carpo and 12 passengers. - The P., N.Z., and A.E.M. Co.'s s.s. Airedale, Captain Meikleham, left Dunedin July 23rd, Bluff 24th, Hokitika 27th, Greymouth 27th, Nelson 30th, and Taranaki 31st, and arrived at Manukau August Ist, at 10 a.m/ Experienced beautiful weather during the passage. The topsail schooner Mary Jane. Captain Kirby, arrived in the Manukau onWednesday, Ist inst , from Hokitika, after a tremendous passage of 19 days, Bhe having experienced bad weather with heavy gales. The three-masted schooner Little Fred, Captain Champion, left for Greymonthon Wednesday morning N at daylight, with a full cargo. TheJN.Z.S.N. Co.'ss.«. Stormbird, Captain Gleadou, left the new Government wharf on Thursday afternoon, August 2, for Taranaki, Wanganui, and Wellington, with a full cargo aad 38 passengers. The s.s. Airedale, Captain Meikleham, steamed off the White Bluff on Thursday, at 3.30 p.m., with a small cargo and 23 passengers, for Taranaki and Southern ports. Wbeck off Long Point.— Captain Hughes, of the schooner Thaqg of Eyfe, which arrived last evening, reports the total wreck off Longr Point of the schooner Vivid, Captain Scon, belonging to Napier, during the recent heavy weather. He also report* that fears are entertained for the safety of two men who left Napier for the Wairoa (Hawke's Bay) in an open boat, and have not since been heard of. The cutter Volunteer left the wharf for Hokitika on Sunday afternoon, with a full cargo.