PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3939, 7 April 1870, Page 3

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

High Water This Day. —Morning, 10.23 ; afternoon, 10.42. Wind and Wkathhr. —April G.- Wind, S.W., fresh. Weather, fine. Phase of the Moon.—First quarter, 9fch, at 4,5 p.m,

Arbtvu.s —April G. Tauranga, s.s., GS tons, Cellem, from Russell. Passengeis—Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, Mrs. Morgan, Miss King, Miss Waymouth, Messrs. Cleveland, llickbon, MeOiegor, and four others. Meteor, schooner, Anderson, fiom Whangarei. Pa-wengeis —IS.—Mastei, a^ent. Agnes, cutter. 23 ton^, Times, from Russell. —Master, agent. Clevrkd Outwards—April G. City of Melbourne, s.s., 614 tons,, Paddle, for Sydnsy. Passengers—For Sydney : Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and two children, Mrs. Moroney, Messrs Tanton, J. and T. Parker, Symons, and ten in the steerage. For Melbourne : Mr. and Mrs. OB'ughen, Mrs, and Miss Asher, Captain Cnlell, Mr. Gesner, and H in the steerage.—H. M. Jervis, agent. Tawranga, s.s., Cellem, for Tauranga. Passengers—l3.—W. J, Hurst and Co,, agenta. Agnes, ontter, 23 tons, limes, for Bay of Islands.'—Master, agent, Df.pabture -April 6. Sturt, Col, Gov. p.s., Fairchild, for East Coast.

Export.s.—April G. Per s.s. City of Melbourne for Melbourne: IS cases arrowroot, R. Lusk and Co, For Sydney : 3 cases, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 4 hhds. oil, R, B. Lusk ; 2 boxes gold coin (£10,000), Bank of New South Wale?,

A. aail insight inside Tivitivi was signalled last evening, but the vessel had not arrived in harbour up to a late hour. Tj?3 Tauranoa.—The s.s. Tauranga, Capta,in Cellem, arrived from the Bay of Islands yesterday morning at daylight. She left Rus3ell at 4 pm. on Tuesday. She brings a cargo of 270 sheep, A. Buckland; 43 bags gum, W. J. Hurst; 42 bags gum, Edmonds; 5 bags fiuit, Arthur; 3 bags fruit, "Wearing; 30 bags fruit, Eaton ; 3 boxes, Mrs. Martin. The Tauranga sailed again in the afternoon for Tauranga. She took several passengers and a small general cargo. Thk City of Melbourne.—The s.s. City of Melbourne, Captain Paddle, took her departure for Sydney yesterday morning. She had a small general cargo, and several pjisaengers. The Alice.—The barque Alice, having discharged her powder, came up harbour yesterday morning, and anchored off the Queen-street Wharf. She will haul alongside he wharf in a day or two. The Colonial Government p.s. Sturt, Captain Fairchild, sailed for East Coast ports last night. The Hon. D. McLean was a passenger by her. The s.s. Rangatira takes her departure for Southern ports this afternoon at three o'clock. The barque Kate is announced to aail for Sydney to-day.