POVERTY BAY.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 6, Issue 337, 25 November 1862, Page 2

POVERTY BAY.

Nov. 13— Arrived, schooner Dolphin, from Auckland, for cattle; 14th, cutter Lapwing, from Napier, for cattle • same day, schooner Henry, from Napier, also for cattle, it is understood; 16th, schooner Queen, from Auckland and East Coast, with 600 bushels wheat The latter fills up at Turangauui with wool and sails for Auckland on Wednesday.— Extract from a letter dated Nov. 17.

Tss Kate has made a good passage of 3 days and four hours from Auckland, whence she sailed ou Wednesday the 19th inst. at 8 p.m. with a moderate W.N.W. breeae. bhe called at Cabbage Bay, in the Firth of the Thames, tne same evening, Jandinj? 8 passengers and a few tons of cargo. Sailed again the following morning with the breeze from the same quarter, and, next day (Friday) atnooaj. rounded the East Cape, off which she sighted the schooner Excelsior hence the 16th inst. Oa Saturday morning early, when pff Waipero, got a strong breeze from tho N.W. Passed Portland Island at lo a.a». same morning, and spoke the Victoria, hence the 20th inst. Came to her anchorage at dusk the same evening. The Dart, Capt. Nias, left Sydney on the Bth inst, and made a line run of 8 days to Cape Farewell. Was oil Cape Palhsser ou the 17th inst. and has had a succession of light winds and calms ever since. Came to the anchorag on Sunday morning, and entered the Iron Pot at 10 o clock. She brings a geueral cargo and 60 tons coaly. • . - The schooner Kauri was to leave Auckland the day after the Kate, and the Sea Breeze was to leave for this port on or about the present time. The latter is a very line yessol, and comes to the care of Messrs. Watt Kennedy, and Watt. '