PORT OF AUCKLAND.
Hwa WiTEn.— TW»Day: 4.47 a.m.; 6.8p.r0. Sunmbi and SnKBrr.~Thi» D»y: 7,10 a.m. : 4.40 p.m. Wrro and Wkathir.— June 1 : Wind, ioutherly; wefcther.fino. June 9 : Wind, southerly ; we»ther, •hoirery. > Mookl Phas*. -New Moon, June (5, 5.2 p.m.
ARRIVALS. Coronet, brlg*ntlne, 05 torn, (Robinion, from Dun* edln,— G. W. Binney, agont.
CLEARED OUTWARDS. City of Adelaide, i s., WMker, for Sydney, Passen. Ben— Mrs. Union and family (B>, Mrs. Sommervlllo, Mls» Walkor; Messrs. T. Hender«on, U. W. Ilender•on, Eaton. D»lelelsh, Williams, H»rrit, Thorns, J. Bsbar, Binney, Htmmond, J, s. Reid, MoWhennm, Lane, Ambrose.— H. M. Jorvis, agent. Celeitia, barque, 232 tons, Smith, for Newbaatle.— Btone Brothers, kgenti.
DEPARTURES. City o! Adelaide, for Sydney ; Enterprise No. 2, for Mfthurangi: Pauntless, for T«urang<i; Juno and Amherst, for Newcastle.
VESSELS EXPECTED. Pitou London — H«.lensl«=<s, ship, z-tilod JT»tjtihtj- 11; Uolwirlc, ship, palled February 29 ; Coroniila, sailed March 21: Cuuntess of Kintore, ship, Celestial Queen, fcliip, loading Froh Honolulu — Veracla, pi., June 10. From New York, via Adelaide. -East Lothian, bn , sailed J»n. 21. Prom Sidnkt.— City of Melbourne, ».»., Iloro, 5 «., carljr; LidyEmma, brig, loud njr. K«OM iMKLBO^RNK.— GoIden Islo, sch , sailed May 19: Rita, brig, loadinß. From Sooth bun Ports.— ln tho Manultau: Wel]iogton, s a., I'nranaki, s.*. Krom liYttxlton.— Lapwing, oiitt., sailed M«y 27 ; Lrotitla, sch. (for Thames), s.iiled May 30; Reine, sch., Ulenpatra, sch.. early. Fkom Welunoton —Thames, bq., early. From Lkvuxa —Julia I'nce, Sen^ull, l'riuia Donna, •chs., early Fnou Ncwox —Tyrol, bq., sailed May 28.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES. In this lift coiistets are not included. Fob Stinky— City <.( Melbourne, s s , early ; H. M. Jervis, a^ent Hero, t.s , early ; Cruickshanlc Smut, nnd Co., agents. For Honolulu.- Nebraska, ps, Juno 13; Ilontlorvon and MHcfttlane, agents. For Soutuko I'orto.— Prom Uio M inuknu : rhoobe, s s.. June 4 ; W-llingtoD, s.s., Taranaki. s.s , Combes and D.ildy, agents.
IMPORTS —June 1. Per brigantine Coronet, from Dunedin : IS casks whiti- g, 7 sacks, 4 bajjs oatmeal, 39 c.ises cheese, SO boxes soap, 650 sacks oats, 2 cases vusta", 100 buiels blasting powder, 200 sacks 83 half qaclca 210 qii.'ii ter-sacks tlour, 200 bags 20 quaiter-bags oatmeal.
EXPORTS. -Junk 1. Per s.B. City of Adelaide, for Sydney : 1 qr-cask wine, Hron-n, Campbell, and Co. ; I. package leather, J. limit ; 77 bales flax, J. E, Roberta ;10 bale 3 sicks, J. CoupUnd ; 1 package ferns, Owon and Gr.ibnm ; 1 panel, Buchanan; 20 hales slvins, 12 casks hides, A. Doruwall; IGG bars st^el, Must and Co. ; 1 ease plants, 1 eas>e griudery, J. Morton ; 1 parcel, Upton and Co.
The s.B. City of Adelaide took her departure for Sydney on Saturday afternoon last. The s.s. Kangatira will leave for Southern ports to-day. The schooner Amherst sailed for Newcastle on, Saturday last The schooner Dauntless took her departure for Tauranga yesterday morning. The brigantinc Coronet arrived at the powder ground on Saturday morning last from Dunedin, bringing a general cargo. Captain Robinson reports having left Dunedin ou the 24th ultimo, at 7 p.m ; hove to off Castle Point on Tuesday last for 10 hours during a strong W.N.W. gale, tho sea niakiug clean breaches over the vessel. Thence to tho East Cape, which was passed on Friday morning last, light southerly winds. Strong SE. winds to Mercury Island. Off Tiritiri was becalmed from Friday morning last. On the discharge of her powder, the schooner will come up harbour to discharge the remainder of her cargo. The cargo of the Opotiki, from Opotiki, consists of IGO bags wheat, 160 bags maize, 79 pigs, 4 cases. The North German Lloyd's Steamship Company of Bremen are at present building eleven new trans-Atlantic steamships — three entirely for New York ; one to run to New i Orleans in the winter and to New York during the summer months ; two for the Baltimore, three for the West India, and two for the South American trades.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4610, 3 June 1872, Page 2
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