Shipping Record.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 7, Issue 435, 7 November 1863, Page 2

Shipping Record.

POBT f O f NAPI BR. , ARRIVED. November Success, schooner, 60 tons, W.Meifelejohu, from Auckland, with 2 qr-casks brandy, Watt, Kennei dy and Watt; 17 packages iron, 2 cases glass, 1 crate , crockery, 1 weiglnng machine, 20 empty Kegs, $ cases, Newton, Irvine and Co. ; 39 packages iron, Williams; 7 packages iron, Robjohns; 19 packages iron, Garry; 5 cases effects. Major Whitmore; 1 case, Knowles; 1 parcel, Richardson; 2 packages spades, 1 plough, 6 bags sugar, 20 ton 9 dour, 20 bags bran, 20 bags oats, 12,710 feet timber, order. Two steerage passengers.— G. E. G. Richardson, agent. November 6 — Sea Serpent, brigantine. 60 tons, Alexander Blair, from Wellington, with 20 casks bottled beer, 2 kegs split peas, 1 task blacking, 2 cases spices, 2 cases pickles, 2 cases jams, 3 cases oilman’s stores, 5 hhds. ale, 1 case clothing, 64 bundles wire, 4 kegs staples, 1 chest tea, 1 bag rice, 1 cask pearl barley, 6 hags salt, 1 box soap, 14 packages sugar, 2 cases, 1 half-chest tea, 1 keg vinegar, 1 octave rum, 1 box tea, Maltby & Co.; 10 casks bottled ale, 10 hhds. ale, 2 kegs tobacco, 1 case mole trousers, 6 half-chests tea, V. Janisch; 1 trunk, 1 box, 1 chest drawers, 1 case, Gaisford; 1 case, H. R. Russell; 1 case, Stuart & Co.; 10 drums, 1000 bricks, 180 packages wire, Kinross & Co.; 1 cask and 1 package iron work, 1 package twine, 3 drums tar, Samuel Begg; 300 Are bricks, order; 10,000 shingles, 3,700 palings, A. Blair. Passengers—Two Maoris from the Chatham Islands. —William Lechner, agent. SAILED. November 4— Corio, as., 116 tons, A. C. Turner for Auckland, with 240 sheep, 60 head of cattle, Henry Alley. —Master, agent. The Success left Auckland last Sunday morning, and, shortly after, met with a heavy nor-easler, when she put back and remained in Drunken Bay till the following morning. She then experienced light and variable winds as far as Portland Island, off which she was on Thursday morning; but a strong sou-west gale prevented her from coming up the Bay. She entered the Iron Pot at eleven yesterday morning. The Success is anew vessel, and is in command of our old acquaintance, Capt. Meiklejohn, late of the Excelsior. She looks a strong and handsome craft, and is another valuable addition to our coasting fleet. The Sea Serpent sailed from Wellington on Monday last at 11 a.m., and has had light northerly winds during the whole of the passage. She arrived in port at 3 p.m. yesterday. She brings a full cargo for this place.