PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3819, 15 November 1869, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Hiera "Water This DAY—Mornias. 8-45 : aft raoon, 4 27. Wind and "Weather.— November 13 : Wind, S. \Teather, showery. Barometer, 29 86 : thermometer, 69.60. November 14: VTind, Southerly. W»*ther, cloudy, li-ht showers.

ARRIVALS.— November 14. Aucklp,n(*, s s., 633 tons, Bhck, from Melbourne, via Sydney. Passengers — Mrs, Doirnan and t\ro children, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Cole and child, Mrs. Burton and child, Mrs. Binney, Messrs. Arundel, Olhvaut, Jackson, McDermott, Ziurnoyskl. Treacber, Bull, C<uenagij, Flint ; »ud 16 in the steerage.— H. M. Jervis, agent.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.— Novem3EB. 13. Phcebo, s.s , 417 tons, Worsp, for Napi~r and Southerh ports. Passengers— Messis. Tayleur, Peering, Collins. Morton. Roach, CreawicV, Butterworth, Muiray, Hewitt. Wilton. James, Wylde, Smith, Captain Macauley, Hammond. Mrs, Muiray ; and ten in the steerage. — Henderson and Macfarlane, agents, Stuit, Colonial Government p. s., Fairchild, for the East Coast Tauianga, s s., C8 tons, Cellem, for Bay of Islands. Passengers — 10 — T. Macky, agent. Elizabeth Cuile, schooner, 76 tons, Payne, for Kaipura, in ballast.— X. Dawson, agent.

PROJECTED DEPARTITRCS. For Lon don— Excelsior, 24th Rapido, loading. Sydney— Auckland, 19th. Taranaki— Keera, from the Manukau to-day,

IMPORTS. Per 5.9. Auckland, from Melbourne, vift Sydney : 4 cases, J. Harris ; 5 cases, 2 bales, McArthur, Shera, and Co. ; lease, T. H. Hall; 1 ca*e, K. Hobbs; 11 cases 7 bales, A. Clark and. Son ; 2 oaseß, G. Bmney ; 3 cases, Lewis Brothers; 7 cases, 7 casks, 4 bundles, 12 anvils, 82 ler. jjtha gaspipe, T. and 3. Morrin ; 10 quarter-casks, W. N. Abott ; 2 case 1 drum, Hamilton Brothers ; I parcel, Mi*a. R. Heir ; 48 packages, B. Porter and Co. ; 4 bales, 3 eases, 1 kef, 14 packages, Harnett and Co. ; 1 bale, Scanlan and. Co. ; 1 case, H. Anderson ; 1 parcel, 1 case, Hay and Honeyman; 6 cases, Morton ; 11 casks, 5 bales, Watson, Scanlan, and Co. ; 2 bundles, 4 casks, J. and J. Diokey : ;3 cases, 1 drum, D. and J. Young ; 1 keg, 8 packages, Bartholomew; 4 packages, 1 pared, 2 cases, Phillips ; 2 packages, Brown ; 4 packages, hazard ; 1 parcel, Owen and Gnham ; 3 (ales, 1 parcel, Brown and Campbell; 2 cask«, 113 packages, H. Smith ; 3 trunks, H. Whiie, care of M rs . Edwards ; 26 cases ocoanut oil, 20 drums cocoanut oil, 1 bale, 22 bags guano, 43 bag* bone dust, Hurst and Co. ; 4 cases chee se, 97 casea fruit, H. Norris aud Co. ; I bale, 1 parcel, W. Aitken ; 1 bale, W. Wilsoa ; 1 case, 1 parcel, T. .Peacock ; 1 case seeds, R. Vaile; 3 case, W. B and J. H.Upton; 3 bales, J. Rout ; 1 parcel, G. Quin, care of Kew ; 2 case«, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 1 trunk, F. Greasner; 1 case cheese, 50 cases fruit, T. Peak ; 1 c»sp, A. Matherson ; 25 cases fruit, G. Sibbin; 2 cases, W. Batcher; 1 case, M. French ; 1 parcel, Gilnllan ; 1 parcel, K. Williams ; 1 parcel, Je» vis ; 1 parcel, C. J". Johnson (Wellington) ; 3 cases, 1 parcel, Iteland Brothers ; 2 casks, Robertson ; 74 cases fruit, T. Lawless ; 1 parcel, Mrs. Holder ; 1 parcel, H.S. Myers ; 4 package, 1 parcel, C. Petachli'i ; 4 bales leather, 2 cases, B. Git*os ; 11 casts chairs. Winks and Hall ; 7 cases acid, Bank of New Zealand ; 2 case?, J. Hosden ; 14 cases f.uit, "W. Marshall ; 10 casks, B. Tonka ; 2 cases, H. M. Jervis : 4 cases, Manning ; 5 oases, H. P. Phillips; 17 bales hay, 801 l Brothers; 80 mats sugar, Ogilvie and Campbell ; 1 parcel, F. H. Lewissou ; 3 hhds., I>. McNair ; 5 packages, Arthur and Son.

EXPORTS.- November 13. Per ss. Phoebe, for Southern ports : For Wellington — 1 cane furniture, Lieutenant VVoodB ; 1 case, Mrs. Dunn. For Picton— 10 bags maize, 20 gunnies sugar, Henderson and Macfarlane. For Nelson — 1 parcel, Henderson and Maofsrlane. For Taranaki — 25 gunniea sugar, Henderson and Maofarlane. For Lytfcelton — 3 half-ohe^ts tea, 2 boxes tea, 1 box fancy good-, 1 bundle bamboo pipes, 1 case electroplate, 1 case wine, order. For Wellington — 10 bundles sacks, Henderson and Macfarlane ; 1 oase printing materials, Joynt j 4 cases fruit, Grey. For Lyttelton— 3 bales cornsacks, L. D. Nathan and Co. ; 1 case plants, Hall.

ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. AUCKLAND. The A.S.N. Company's fine s.s. Auckland arrived in harbour last evening, at 7.30, from Melbourne and Sydney, with a large general cargo and several passengerfl. Captain Blick reports having left Sydney at 8.45 p.m. on November 8 ; passed the Three Kings on the 13th, at 10.30 a.m. ; rounded the North Cape same day at 2.40 p.m. ; arriving in harbour as above. Experienced moderate westerly winds till the lOtb, when the wind veered to S.S.E., gradually increasing until off North Cape, when it blew a strong gale, which laated until noon of the 14th, when it modevated. Had light winds and fine weather down the ooaßt. We have to thank the purser for our Australian files.

The s.s. Phcebe.— The C.S.S.N. Company's e.o. Phoebe, Captain H. Worsp, took her departure for Napier and other Southern ports on Saturday evening last. She had a Urge general oargo and several passengers, The sohooner Elizabeth Curio sailed on Saturday last for Russell. The brigantine Hannah Broomfield will sail for Norfolk Island to-day. The ahip Glonmark, Captain Wrankmore, passed Cape Otway for Melbourne on October SO. She anohored off Point Nepean (Poet Phillip) next day. The barque Harriet Armitage, Captain C. F. Leasing, sailed from Melbourne for this port on the 4th inßtant. The BiRQOB Novelty. — The barque Novelty, Captain Nearing, left Sydney on November 7 for this port with a large general cargo and the following passengers t — Mrs. NeariDg, Mr. and Mia. Wilion, Mr. and Mrs, Edwards, Messrs. Cox, Moses ; and 10 in the Steerage. The Colonial Government p.a. Sfcurb, Captain Fairohild, Bailed for Tauranga and East Coast, with stores, on Saturday last. The s.s. Tauranga, Captain Cellem, took her departure for Russell on Saturday afternoon. The sohooner Meteor will sail for Wbangarei to-day. Th« p. 8. Favourite will be ready to resume her trade to tha Thames about Thursday The Brio Fbeak. — The brig Freak, Captain Linklater, sailed from Newcastle for Auokland on November 4, with 27 tons coals, 24 tons h»y. . . (The ••■. Rangatira, hence, arrived in Sydney on November 3. „..,, t -, Owing to orders received by tn« last maM, H.M.b. Challenger would not meet th« Frying Squadron in Melbourne. She tailed for New Zealand on FriJay, November sth. On her arrival in Now Zealand HM.e. Blanche would at once be despatched to the Fij Islands, to order H.M.s. Viraro back to Sydney, so that her new captain, Commander E. H. Murray, might find ber wa ting for him in Sydney on his arrival by the next msil, Commander Biugham having been superseded in hii command by order of the Lorda Commisiioners of the Admiralty. H.M.s. Ch»l- * l«nsor may bo expeotsd in Sydney ftbeab tho