PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3890, 9 February 1870, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Watch This Day.— Noon, and 0.39 night. Wind and Weather. — February?: Wind N N E Weather, fine. ' » • • • Phase of the Moon. — First quo f ter February 9 at 6 58 tt.m, ' '

ARRIVALS.—Fr^Hu^Y q Mary Thompson, 49 ton-.,. O'Oonnell, from Poverty Bay Passengers-4 -S. j. Edmonds, agent. Enterprise, ketch 2", tons Toke from p ovorty . BaJr Passengers— 2.— J. 3<%3 <% Macf»rl»ne, agent. „ CLE\ R F,|) OTJTWAEDS.-Febuuary 8. ship, for Dunedin. uoque^ < .6i. 6i schooner, 43 tons, Matheson, for Mercu^y '-.ay —Master, agent. - t ".*W6j», 55 tons, Kennedj', for Poverty Buy, Passengers — Mrs Dnnlop and family.

The schooner Tawera sails for Poverty Bay to-day. She takes several passengers, and the following cargo : - I case drapery, 10 cases brandy, 2 cases lobsters, 1 cask, 2 paicels, 20 bags flour tobacco, 1 plough, 1 set arrows, 17 packages, 1 ease, 1 metal pan, 7 hhds. beer, 1 ton furniture. Custom-house.— Entered outwards : Kate, barque, Captain Cooper, for Sydney ; Anne Melhuish, barque, Captain Walker, for Newcastle. I An inquiry into the wreck of the cutter Harwell, at Tiritiri, will be held before H. S. McKellar, Esq., Collector of Customs, to-day. The ketch Enterprise, Captain Toke, »rvived yesterday from Poverty Bay, with a cargo of 25 bales wool, 27 kits maize, 26 bag 3 maize, 52 cases apples, 7 cases peais, 3 casks beef. The schooner Mary Thompson airived from Poverty B<y yesterday morning early, with a cargo of 67 bales wool and 50 cases apples. The clipper barque Kate sails for Sydney, and the barque Anne Melhuish for Newcastle, to-morrow.