PORT OF NAPIER.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 7, Issue 486, 30 April 1864, Page 3

PORT OF NAPIER.

WINDS AND WEATHER. | The \yeather has been very fine and dry during the past week, with strong West and North Westerly breezes.. Yesterday (29th) weather changable with some rain (much wanted). i Barometer indicating changable weather. . ARRIVED. April 26— Travellers Bride, ketch, 28 tons, Sehon, from the Coast, in ballast. — Kinross & Co,, agents. .. - SAILED. - . April 26—rCorio, sjs., Turner, f r Dnnedm, with 1010 sheep, Kinross & Co.— Kinross & Co., agents. April Ashley, s.s., 896 tons, Randall, for Auckland, with 250 sheep, Sherson; 25 bags, 25 cwt onions, I Sutton; 12 boxes, 12 ewt apples, Smytke; 7 kegs, 7 i cwt butter, Smythe. Passengers— Messrs. Dunn and Bay, and .13 cabin and 41 steerage from Southern j Ports.— Maltby & Co., agents. April 28— Joanna,- schooner, 26 tons, John Rodccrs, for Wellington, with 45.iales wool (15,418 lbs), Maltby & Co. . April 29— Courier, schooner, 40 tons, Merrick, for Auckland, iii ballast; — Watt, Kennedy & Watt, agents. Ijt our last shipping "report the Corio was set down as having sailed for Auckland. She was cleared oripinally for that port ; but, consequent, we understand, upon advices per Lord Ashley, her' destination was altered. We believe inn Star of the South, steamer, may be expected from: Auckland to-day— provided, of course, that she has not been taken up by the government.