PORT OF NAPIER.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 82, 16 April 1859, Page 2

PORT OF NAPIER.

ARRIVED. April 13 —Wonqa Wonga, s.s., 103 ton.=, A. Kennedy, from Wellington 11th inst. PEBsen»ers, — Captain Blewitt and Mr. Pagon of tiie 65tli regiment, Messrs. J. R. Dun car, Roy, James Brown, Maltby, Mr. and Mrs. jieardotij Mr. and Mrs. Reardon, senr., and 4 children, Rev. Father Forrest, Mrs. Dick, Mr 3. Bailon. 27 rams, Mr. Roy j aud general cirgo, wit;i 9 bales wool and 5 tons cargo received afc Castle iroint for Wellington. —J. A. Smith, agent. April 14 —E iezer, schooner, 57' tons,.--W. Kean, from Auckland, 31st ult., and Waiheki Sthinst. Passengers, —Messrs. Williams and another. Cargo, —<ls tons firewoo3, 100 posts, 3?0 rail?, 5000 feet timber from Waiheki, and general cargo from Auckland. —Master, agent. April \h—W,die Swan, s.s., 198 tons, G-. Cellum, from "Wellington 14th inst. Cabin, —His Honor the Superintendent of-Canterbury, Mr. Mrs. & Miss Stannard, Mr. Justice Grresson, Judge Johnston, Bishop & Mrs. Helwyn, Archdeacon Brown & M--S3 Brown, Archdeacon Kissling & Miss Kissling, Rev. Mr. Burrows, Rev. Mr. Lloyd, Capt. Haultain, Dr. Sinclaii', Bishop & Mrs. Williams, Messrs. M'Donnell, Hodgkinson, Spence, Atkins, Morgan, Dulong, Swainson, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk. Steerage,—Messrs. Roberts, Plowman, and 3 children, Mr. & Mrs. Fitness, Mi*. & Mrs. South, Mr. & Mrs. Alpine, Messrs. John Crombie, James Crombie, Eglinton, Brick, Stokes, 3 soldiers, 2 children, 4 natives. Cargo, 2 kegs butter, 11 pekgs. merchandise, 2 boxes, 214 lbs. tobacco, Stuart, Kinross, & Co.; 1 case Newton & Browne; 1 box coin, Union Bank ; 1 parcel, T. H. FitzGerald; 1 parcel, Colonel , Wyaifcfc£'. and jrene'-al cargo for Auckland. — ■■' E&usfcfc, Kinross, & Co., agents. '; sailed. April 10 —Ann, schooner, 37 tons, Wallace, for Poverty Bay. Passengers, —Messrs. Harris, Williams, Calbert, and Davison. Cai-g0, —116 pekgs. merchandise.—Stuart, Kinross, & Co., agents. ■ Cleaeei*. April lo—White Swan, s.s., 198 tons, W. G. Cellum, for Auckland, with the following passengers. Cabin, —Mr. & Mrs. Stannard, His Honor the Superintendent of Canterbury, Mr. Justice Gresson, Messrs. M'Donnell," Hodgkinson, Spence, Atkins, Judge Johnston, Bishop & Mrs. Selwyn, Archdeacon Brown & Miss Bro.vn, Archdeacon Kissling & Miss Kissling, Rev Mr. Burrows, Rev. Mr. Lloyd, Capt. Haultain, Dr. Sinclair, Bishop & Mr*. Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Kirk. From Napier, Mrs. Titfen, Lieut. Mould, &o. Steerage, —Messrs Roberts, Plowman, ond 3 children, Mr. & Mrs. Fitness, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Messrs. John Crombie, James Crombie, Sto&es, 3 soldiers, 1 woman, 2 chilr

drsn mid 1 native. Part of original cargo from Wellington and 450 sheep. — Stuart, Kmro3s & Co., agents. Aprii Ib— Wonga Wonga, s.s., 103 tons, A. Kennedy , for Wellington. Passengers, — Mr. & Mrs. McLachlan and 3 children, Messrs. Willis, Lyon, Stewart", and Williams, Dr. Stokes, and 5 in steerage. Cargo, — 50 bales wool, 14250 lbs. ; 19 do., 7360 lbs., Richardson & Charlton; 7 bales wool, 1910 lbs., J. A /Smith; 3 bales wool, 979 lbs., T. H PitzGerald ; 30 bags wheat, 90 bushels, Richai'dson & Charlton ; 14 sacks barley, 53.V bushels, 150 sheepskins, Stuart, Kinross & Co. ; I case, J. A. Smith ; 45 sacks wheat, 160 bushels, and 14 sacks barley, 50£ bushels, T. H. FitzG-erald.— J. A. Smith, agent. The 'Eliezer' left Auckland on Thursday the 31st March, but called at Waiheki, and was detained a week receiving timber for this port. On her voyage hence to Auckland, she left on Saturday afternoon, and arrived on Tuesday morning, although 8 hours becalmed and having, when near Auckland, to beat against a head wind. There were no vessels laid on for this port, the Surprise having been taken off the berth. Trie 'Wonga' left Wellington on Monday evening last, at 6 o'clock, and arrived in Napier harbour at \ past 10 a.m. on Wednesday morning. She -was detained 6 hours at Castle Point receiving on board 9 bales of wool and 5 tons cargo for Wellington. On her last voyage hence to Wellington she beat the 'White Swan' as far as Bare Island, when the north-east breeze ceased, and a strong head wind set in, which enabled the 'White Swan' speedily to pass her rival. The latter was 26 and the former 32 hours making the passage. The 'Wonga,' however, was 3£ hoursendeavouring in vain to make Castle Point. The 'White Swan' arrived yesterday morning, having made the passage from Wellington in 21 hours. The barque 'Aeasta' from London, had arrived in Wellington. Also, the brig 'Union' from Sydney, with cargo for Napier, for which port she would sail shortly. The 'Burnett' was ioading »t Sydney for Napier and Wellington. The 'White Swan' lor Auckland, and the 'Won--gx Wonga' for Wellington, sail tliis morning.