Shipping Intelligence.

Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 2, Issue 86, 24 August 1868, Page 205

Shipping Intelligence.

y*QiF-r]sxkT& 1 w* v • "arrivals. .9was® :' wsnoS &3Mrs£ ' _ .rBascfnd, frontTVairoft . *«, CT r^%n§P a yj»me TO, §*, 161;tons/}?/Ben<(all, “"‘rrfem Jmck|aad isrtofls, wariftSr f 2/r • 'p ff., 40 transi W.' Adam fi, from ■ *4a£«'B. Ttoi :" J ■MKS.tßascand.from Wairoa, witli, Volunteers.&c. T t cutter,: 23 tons, Caxbiss, from Poviaiv } ;-r=. | ~ "3—Ahuriri, s.s., 131 .tons, Ffowerday, from Wiel- ‘ -Imgton, -with cargo-aua passengers ~

'; ~ • AUGUST. - | . with whale oil, &o. i £?ns, Flowerday, for Wel- • »fing(bn^^SoutßSm-*-Ports, with 1 horse, pre- . sorved meat;-Ac. i'j One passenger • -v t.ss., Bascand, for Wairoa t - 2 V" Btar of the Joutfii , s.s>, rei tons. Bendall, forAuckland, with cattle and sheep. One'passenger 22-.f’avoiirite,tp.s., dO Adams, for Auckland ,

22—Waipara, t.s.s., Bascand, for;Wellington PASS BN GEK _ LIST. %3&IfXiLL% IWABDS. "In the Waipara—Assistant-pilot?. Kraeft. Lient.Colonel Whitmore, _4.meA.of .Armed Constabulary force, and 1 Hauhau-priabner Ledger and Hewitt .. , I® the Waipara—Major Fraser, Captains -Tuke I -(wounded) of the Native Contingent, 3 wounded men “" outwards/ In the Abuiiri—Mr Douglas In the Star of the South—Mr Gilligan VESSELS EXPECTED. Glimpse, cutter, from Wellington via TTrlti and - Castle Point ‘ Henry Miller.barque, from London—6B days out Hero, schooner, from Wairoa lK>rd Ashley, s.s., from Southern Ports—Aug. 27 “Aggie, brig, from Sydney via Newcastle Sea Gull, brigantine, from Newcastle Btar of tbe South, s.s., from Auckland Wellington, 5.8., from Auckland c ’ VESSELS IN HARBOR. Agnes, cutter; from Poverty Bay Ahuriri, ss., from Wellington „ w Grayling, cutter, from, Wangawehi : : Mahia, cutter, from Waimarama PROJECTED DEPARTURES.. . r PorTaueanga and Auckland —Lord ; Ashley, on Friday, August 28 ‘ Wellington and Southern Poets—Wellington, on Monday, August 31 - Waleoa— -Grayling, this day 1 ENTERED INWARDS. ' ' AUGUST.

—l7—Wellington, s.s., 280 tons, Holmes, from Wellington and Southern Ports, with 130< cases, 1 qrcask, 10 casks, order;. 94 boxes, 5 chests, Stuart and Co; 1 parcel; Kinross;' '4 cases, Webb; 1 case. Watt Brothers ;' 1-box, Marshall; 1 case, Moses & Co; 1 case bedsteads, T l_ cask, sundries, 2 kegs, 13 -<?oU8-Wire, Boykin; .12:boxes I .soap,- Neal A Close; I cask zinc, 2 cases sundries; 1 Case spirits of salts; 1 bundle shovels, 1 bundle sieves, 6 kegs nails, 28 •ebeets galvanized iron, Williams; 200 bags flour, ,3-bags currants, 2feal 'and. Close; 1 pckg bricks, Williams;- lcask, 2 cases sundries, 6 kegs nails, 12 . 'camp ovens, 3 bdls'washboards, 1 bundle spades, Ido shovels, I hdl sc,the handies, Boylan; 107. - -bags oats, Newton, ' Irvine and 1 case sun- ? nails,?Stuart andCoj’l case sundries;. Williams; 20 boxes candles, Kinross & Co; 1 hhd -earthenware, 2 caseschadrs, Dihwiddie; 104 coils wire, 2 boxes,«Kinross & Co ; 28 packages cheese, Stuart and Co.—Kinross Co, agents. 19—Star of the South. s.s., 161 tons, W. Bendall, from Auckland via Tauranga, with (transhipped cx Racehorse, from Londoa) l : caise, Drury; 1 case, Begg.; 1 bale, .Sutton-; 1 box; 25; cases, Watt Brothers; l cask, Groom; 3 cases, 2 casks. 3 hhds Boylan; (transhipped ex Novelty from Sydney) 8 -cases matches,.Stuart and Co.; (transhipped ex Racehorse from London) 4 octaves. Newton, Irvine and Co; 4 cases.hardware, Boylan; 49 cases, 12 qr-casks, 2 barrels, 1 parcel, 4 bales, 1 trunk, Watt. Brothers; 4 oases, 7 casks, N. Williams ; 38 • - 68 lron ' bundles hoop iron, 7 cases, 2 kegs nails,: order; (ex warehouse and under bond) 49 casks, order ;_ (free and duty paid) 200 sacks and 200. bags flour, order,; 2 peks, Pocock; 4 ploughs and 4 plough shares, Boylan.;. 7 packages scythes, Tuxford; 1 circular saw, Casbmore; .25 sacks maize, Caulton.—Watt Brothers, agents. 19 —Ahuriri, as:, 131 tons,-Flowefday;froin Auckland, with.. 1 roll.leather, Sargent; 1 roll leather, Reardoni.—Kinross & Co., agents. , . ; CLEARED • ’ . AUGUST..

‘ 17—Wellington, s.s., 260 tons, Holmes, for Auckland, with 200 sheep, Neal and Close; 1 case, Withers.— Co;,* agents. - -. 19—Sa.ucy Lass, schponer,3B tons, McKenzie, for Auckland via the East Coast, with (for Wangawehi) 2 bundles'window sashes, 1 Reg .nails, 22 pckgs groceries,- Walker; (for- Auckland) ■- 70. gallons Whalp oil, peases bacon, l bundle wh&ebone, Henderson and M‘Farlane.—Master, agent. - 1 19—Ahuriri, sA,, : 130 toils, Flowerday, :for Wellington and Southern Ports, -with - 4 cases preserved meat, Hawke’s Bay Boiling-down Company; 1 boxluggage, -Marshall; 1 horse, Kinross & Co.; lease drug&v'Go wing; 6 empty hhds, Boutledge, .Kennedy and Co; and original cargo from Auckland.—Kinross and Co.; agents. - ' , 19—Grayling, cutter, 17 tons, A. Schon, for Wairoa. and Poverty Bay, with .miscellaneous cargo.— Boutledge, Kennedy and Co, agents. 21—Starof the South. s s., 161 tons, Bendall, for Auckland, with 60 head cattle and 430 sheep, Watt Brothers (agents.) .

The favorite sj. Star, of the South, Capt. Beridall, has nmde another successful trip to&uckiand and hack. She left Napier at midnight on Sunday, 9th August;- with' 34 head fat- cattle, 700 sheep. and 24 passengers.. Experienced light northerly winds and.flne weather as far as the East .Cape, which was rounded at 9 p.m. on -Monday, the 10th inst.; thence to Auckland had thick unsettled weather, attended with rain, and quite a thick-fog in Hauraki Gulf, arriving-in the Tamaki at 6 o’clock on the morning. of Wednesday, the 12th.. .The whole f the live' stock was landed in prime condition. After taking in a large general cargo, the Star of the South, Bteamed fpom, Auckland 'at 5 p.m.‘ on ■ Saturday, { lsth inst Arrived at Tauranga. at 7 p.m. on' Sunday, and landed 30 passengers. Left agaiii -at ■_ 6■■ a.m. on Monday ;iroiinded. the East Cape At-ll .o'clock that night, and passed through Portland Islandpassage at ,6 ; p.m. ; on Tuesday—arriving In the 'half-past eleveh that atdaylightyesterday . - heavy Star brings ® general cargo trahshlpped' ex Bacehbrae ana Constance, ftom London, Novelty, from againi-for/imoklandlat 11 amn on Saturdays with eo head fet battle'and 430 sheep; also, jonepassenger.- ■; ” - ‘ • I ; - Captain ’ Plowerday, arrived in ; .front Auckland, which port ontheafterriooiiqf Saturday, *9 had;weather Hadto seek |hu >Barrier on the passage down. The Ahunrl«tearaed..for-Sputhern- ; o’clock * a [ cargo Pahama^’tod^wUl-st^mVfQr - Shetookaquanfet'S' ■ > 'toSS2Sn! s SsJs2s«sS^^l®^‘' , S lo(ro Bhe hn a of whale oii for Auckland.

; Vaa^a't 1 <?uir latest date£ a 49. l ?g ß j^ifltsblKQ u Pßn-3.'\y i hat-f, WeUipeton; loading cargofOT Castle Potbit;ati<rNapler,anAwaa ftp SPfktjp. ittjfiJjfith .inataiit i; ; 4 C :T' (> / The nftCti?TGrayling; -with a" full general'cargo for Wairoa and' Poverty Bay, will Brobablytake her departure this.day. ' ' • ' • r for Auckland.'on Monday afternoon last, with 200 feujpber, passengers from this port.'