PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3809, 3 November 1869, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Wind and 'Weather —November 2 • Wind 8 £ « hWI flnC " BMOmeter « 30 " ' tbermometer,'

Moon, 0 OS

ARRIVALS.— NoTEJIBWI 2 Hero, s q 765 torn, Logan, from Melbourne 23rd October, via Bydney 27th Pnsaengen-Froni Melbourne: Saloon : Mr. and Mrs Zanicola, Mrs. J Millar, Mrs Atkyns, Miss W»lker, Mim Suraner Messrs J Ritch.o, H B Hussey, J. Kerrick G Bennett, J. Sallows. A. B. A<iam, D Kent, Hram I>' Gibson, Fowler, Master Fowler: and 23 in 'tho steerage From Sydney: Saloon: Mr. and Mrs West and infant, Mrs Lennox, Miss O'Shauphnessy Captain Murray, Dr Trenery. Messrs Jackson' Sta. ger. Law.-y Lawlem, G Young, \V. K. Ritchie • and 27 in the steerage — Cruickshanlt, Smart, and Co ' •gents. ' Heather Bell, cutter, Dam, fiom Mahuranei PasSODgers— s —Master, agent

CLEARED OUTWARDS.— Novembek 2. Star of the South, ss, Bendall, for Napier with general cargo Passengers-Messrs Johnstone and Uook — J s Macfarlnne, agent Oieyliouncl, brig. 231 tons. Lloyd, for Newcastle, in ball.ist S, II Smith, agent. Jane, schooner, 37 tons, Moll-r, for Tauranga. Passenger— Mrs Crabble - Maiter, agent {« h n et Sl'' V- tons> Lov erocl£, for Bay of Islands, in ballast — Master, agent »^. c . athe o Be l\' cuttcr ' Dam < for Malmrangi. Passengers—2.—Master, agent.

IMPORTS— November 2. Hero, 8.8 , from Melbourne: 48 bars iron, 24 boiler tubes, 18 packages hardware, 12 ingots block tin, 1 crab wined, 10 bars st-el Fraser and Tinne ; 1 box, G. Nash and Co, ; 48 packages sundries S. H. Smith; 11 paokages sundries, 11 boxes caudles, 35 packages coach material, Cousins and Atkin ; 2 piokages cigars, Philip Brothers; 1 case stationery, J. Leighton ; 3 ca«e< books and stationery, W. B. Upton ; 2 package*, C .BonniDgton ; 1 case stationery, Bmk of Now Zealand ; 5 packageß coach material, Gee and Potter ; 5 package*, GVuickshaok, Smart, and Co. ; 2 package*, 12 casks almonds, order ; 4J bags sugar, 100 boxes candles, 8 cases lobsters, J. C. Morrin; 19 packages sundries, P. A. Philips ,4 case*, M. Montague ; 5 cases, J. P. King; 3 bale*, OUham ; 10 cases tobacco, 1 package cigars, L. D. Na'han and Co. ; 8 trunks boots, S. Hyam ; 1 case, Stewart and Anderson ; 1 case, R, Hobbs ; 1 truss stationery, 2 Shetland poni^, order ; 11 casea sewing machines, Winks and Hal; 4 cases tobacco, G-. TOnller; 5 packazes boots, Marks and McLtay ; 4 packages boots, J. Cater; 2 cases drapery, W. Kattmy 2 packages iron grating, J. MoNeill ; 11 pack ages sundries, Harnett ; 60 Qrolampß, 1 bundle steel rods, 4 packages, T. and S. Morrm ; 2 cases stationery, 1 door, 1 parcel Bank ot Auitralaaia ; 1 tmse, Chapman ; 1 truok, Ireland Brothers ; 1 box, Mr. Potter ; 1 parcel, Ehren fried Brothers : 1 parcel, J. E. Allen ; 1 parcel, W. RMtray ; 1 parcel, F. Geßsner. From Sydney— 76 balei hay, 200 c« 8 os fruifc, 112 bagH maize, T. Uftleaa; 12 cases, 2 cask?, H, Joseph ; 90 cases fruit, C. Arthur and Son ; 400 live aheep, A. Bnckland ; 3 paikages saddlery, J. Wiseman; 27 bales bay, 1 case cheese, 2 bales bacon, 24 baas jn»ize, G. Sibbin. Per Hero, from Sydney : 2 tiercea beef, Brown, Campbell, and Co.; 1 cask driers, W. Phillips and Son; 1 four-weel buggy, 7 horses, E. M. West ; 1 hone and cab,~K. J. Marshall; 10S cases fruit-, C. Arthur and Bon ; 6 cases fruit, C. Arthur and Son ; 62 cases fruifc, W. Marshall ; 54 cases fruit, Mr. Peak ; 2 casea drapery, A. Clark and Son ; 1 sample box, H. S. Mejers; 1 box bra-s goods, S. H. Smith; 1 case sundries, Philips Brothers; 1 parcel, W. J. Hurst; 5 hhds., 23 cases, 106 bags maize, 94 bales hay, ordor.