ENGLISH SHIPPING.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 161, 12 February 1864, Page 2

ENGLISH SHIPPING.

SHIPS LOADING POE NEW ALAND. At London. —For Auckland, the Scimitar, Silver Eagle, and Statesman; for Nelson, the Memento ; for Wellington, the Rose, and Ludwig ; for Canterbury, Parisian, Indian Empire, Golconda, and Countess of Seafield; for Otago, Lady Milton, Silesia, Oscar, and Mystery. At Liveepool. —For New Zealand, Our Pearl. At Glasgow. —For Southland, Grassmere; for Port Chalmers, Resolute. DEPASTURES POE NEW ZEALAND. October, —Lady Raglan, John Duncan, Tiptree Annie Dymes, Wanganui, Nelson, Aboukir, Ramsey, Royal Stuart, Alliance, Douglas, Cecila, and Gazehound ; November 6, Balaoklava, from Liverpool, for Canterbury; November 7, Leaking, (steamship), from Gravesend, for Auckland; November 9, Nelson, from Falmouth, for New Zealand ; November 14, Golden City from the Downs, for Auckland; Great Britain, from the Downs’, for Nelson ; Empress, from Portsmouth, for Auckland ; November 15, Mermaid, from the Downs, for Canterbury ; November 17, Gladiator, from the Downs, for Auckland. Steamers poe New Zealand.* —Two launches for the New Zealand trade have taken place on the Clyde during the past month. Messrs. W. Denny and Brothers, of Dumbarton, have completed a screw of 750 tons; and Messrs, Blackwood and Gordon have launched at Port Glasgow a screw of 550 tons, named the ‘Wellington,’ and intended for the passenger trade of the New Zealand coast line. The ‘Wellington’ is being fitted with engines of ninety horse power.— New Zealand Gazette , November 17.