PORT OF NAPIER

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 52, 18 September 1858, Page 2

PORT OF NAPIER

ABEIVED. Sept. 15 — Sea Serpent, schooner, 60 tons, Alex. Blair, from Wellington, with 311 pekgs. sundries, T. H. FitzGerald ; 1 i cask, J. A. Smith ; 11 pekgs. J. J. Kelly ; 10 bdls. wire, and -<2 pekgs., H. Russell; 1 bale, 1 bdle., Stuart, Kinross & Co. ; 55 bars iron, 5 pekgs., Newton, & Browne ; 1 wheel, F. J. Tiffen ; 14 chairs, 15 pekgs., J. B.Brathwaite; 1 case, C. J. Gully. — Master, agent. Sept. 15 — Uncle John, schooner, 20 tons, Lewis, put back, having been unable to enter the Mohaka river. Sept. 16 — Wairoa, schooner, 25 tons, Lockwood, from Wairoa, with 20 packages and 1 boat, Burgess ; 7000 feet sawn timber, 30 empty kegs, £ ton bacon, 3000 shingles, 3 bags maize. — Master, agent. Sept. 16— Zillah, schooner, 68 tons, D. Bristow, from Auckland. Paßsengers, — Capt. & Mrs. Curling. Cargo, — SO tons firewood and sundries for the coast.7»-H»'J. Sturley, agent. Sept. 16 — Lucy James, schooner, 33 tons, AY, L. .Throop, from Wellington, with 3 \ casks, 12 cases, 52 bags oats, T. H. FitzGerald ; remainder of cargo for Stuart, Kinross & Co. — Stuart, Kinross & Co., agents. Sept. 16 — Pegasus, ketch, 45 tons, W. Brier, from Auckland, with 20 tons coals, 1 £ tons sugar,---140 packages sundries, Newton & Browne ; 7 tons : firewood, 10,000 shingles, 1000 paling, and sundries, Capfe. Brier. — Master, agent. SAIUEI). Sept. 13 — Gem, schooner, 23 tons, Binns, for Wa : roa. Sept, 13 — Queen, schooner, 33 tons, Edwards, for Auckland via Poverty Bay. Sept. 15— Dolphin, schooner, 41 r-tons, William Doughty, for Auckland, via the East Coast, in ballast. CLTSAEED. Sept. 16 — Annie, schooner, 22 tons, J. Ryan, for the East Coast, in ballast. The " Sea Serpent" and "Lucy James" left Wel■liiigton on th.c 7th inst.*, and had to beat up the whp\d Vdjb of coast, agamut nor-easterly winda. -

The " Acadian" was on the berth at Auckland for this port ; and the " Eliezer," it was said, would saiLpositively one week after the " Pegasus." Capt. Ellis, well known in this port, had taken command of the "Emily Allison " The cutter " Surprise" .was advertised in Wellington for Auckland, calling at-Alniriri, should sufficient encouragement offer. The " Oliver Lang," Capt. Mundle, sailed from the Eiver, for Wellington direct, on the 15tU June with a large number of passengers, about 160 of whom have been sent for by their "friends in this Province. The latest date 3 from New Zealand received in London were the 27th March.