PORT OF NAPIER.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 4, Issue 195, 15 June 1861, Page 4

PORT OF NAPIER.

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June 10 — JEUexer, schooner, 52 tons; Kean, from Auokland, with 45 tons firewood, 5 tons coals, 24 bags lime, 52 bags sugar, 1 chest tea, 3 casks brandy, 2 cases wine, l case cigars, 1 tierce tobacco, 1 bale leather, 86 packages hardware, 12 kegs white lead, 9 kegs varnish, 1 case axes, l anvil, 91 pckgs. sundries, and 5000 feet sawn timber. Passengers, Messrs. Davidson, Evison, and four others.— G. E. G. Richardson, agent. June 10— Pole Star, schooner, 60 tons, Sullivan, from % Auckland, with 4 casks brandy, 2 casks rum, 2 casks and 3 cases whiskey, 1 cask old torn, 1 tierce, 2 halftierces, and 1 box tobacco, 4 bales leather, 15 cases gin, 60 bags flour, 68 bags sugar, 5 boxes soap, 40 bundles wire, 10 tins nails, 4 tins paint, 25 packages, 8000 feet timber, and sundries. Passengers,— Messrs. Forester, Phelix, -Marshall, "Kelly, llr. & Mrs. M'Hardy, Mrs. Connor and family (7,)' and 1 native. — Gr. Forester & Co., agents. . , . ■Tune 10 — 2Zevhyr, schooner 58 tons, Clarke, from Auckland, with 1 hhd, brandy, 3 casks wine, 120 bags sugar, 40 bags rice, 50 bags flour, 3 casks flour, 3 casks biscuits, 4 boxes candles, .4 coils rope, 80 posts, 800 rails, 86 pairs sashes, 4 bales, and 1 case regimental uniforms, 6 pckgs. drapery, 82 qr.-casks military stores, 10,00(Meet timber Passengers,— Mrs. Smito, Miss Rich, 8 soldiers.— Master, agent.. June 12— Sea Serpent, brigantine, 60 tons, Blair, from Wellington, with 26,500 feet timber, 40 bags sugar and sundries. Passengers,— Messrs. Browne," Bat glish, and Johnson. — Master, agent.

Abteb a long cessation of arrivals from the north, we were gratified on Monday morning by the appearance of no less than three of the regular traders between Auckland and Napier— all reporting severe weather on , the passage. The Pole /Starletb Auckland on the 20th ult., and has been 23 days between the two ports; She had baffling winds for the first nine days j after which she encountered a strong gale from SJE., continued six days — during which tune the vessel was hove to»^ On the 4th inst. Capti Sullivan was obliged, in order tb ease the vessel, to throw overboard the deck cargo; consisting of 30,000 shingles. At, noon the same day a sea, struck, v her which threw her oh her beam ends, but she righted in a minute or two. Oh the gale abating, she worked : into Hicks* Bay, where she was joined by the Zephyr : and Eliezer, and they resumed the voyage in company. Had light variable winds the rest of the way. - , . The Zephyr -left Auckland on Thursday the SOfch tdfc., and the jEUezer qtl Friday the 81st". Both experienced bad weather and put in successively into the Barrier,,,. Hicks' .Bay,; Tologa, Bay,, and;Wangawai;% The- thr<ee vessels left "the latter anchorage on Sunday, monnng.' 1 •''. ' -^ The" Sea iSerperit'xaade a fine run "of i 36 hours;' outof; -„ whioh she was five or «dx becalmedi. The Golooncta ship, ;;

ISO' days out from England, was "entering the Heads vh.eniQtßtSerpeht.leSt. / , . ■.'■.[>■ TbaySnltaJi, ' schooner, pri a cruise in the revenue service, was spoken off Mercury Island, on the 28th ult., by Capt. Sullivan of the Pole Star. Tne Storm Bird, s. s.,' hence on Tuesday at 1, was off Hicks' Bay on Wednesday at noon; „'.-.