Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 241, 14 October 1867, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED. October .12, Star of the South, from Napier. — Leonidas, barque, from Newcastle. 13, Stormbird; s , from Westport. 14, Otago, s., from Melbourne. DEPARTED. October 12; Kate Waters, barque, for Welshpool. _.._. -.ENTERED INWARDS. October 12, Ann, cutter, 15, Eure, from Waitapu. 3 passengers. — Stair of -the South, s., 147, Bendall, from Napier. Passengers: Mr Max, Mr Anderson, Mr and Mrs M'Kenzie and child. — Leonidas. barque, 270, Fleck, from Newcastle. Passenger: Mr Burnham. — Phcebe,-s., 416, Wheeler, from Picton and South. Passengers: saloon — Messrs Gannaway, Nancarfow, Crowley, Sharp, Hercus, Endivy, Potts, Dodson, G. Monro, Harper, Kerr, Parker, Baigent,Wells, Greenwood, Beauchamp, Newton, Fcnton, Seymour, Sefton, Schhiidt, Bishop, Manton, Hood, Major Richmond, Capt. Benson, Capt. Clarke, Mrs Hood, Mrs Saywell, Miss Dodson, Miss Greenwood, Miss Boor, Miss Atkinson, Miss 'Merton, Miss Fleming; second cabin— Messrs Cornish, Howell, -Nurse, M'lntyre, Calvert, Trebble, O'Leary (2), Walker, Wright, Edwards, Robins, Mrs Handcock, Mrs Robinson and 3 children, Mrs Hamliuand 2 children, Mrs Thompson. EXPECTED AEEIVALS. Lord; Ashley, s., from Wellington. Airedale, s., from Taranaki and Manukau. Rangitoto, s., from Melbourne and South. Claud Hamilton, s., from Sydney and Hokitika. Margaret Campbell, schooner, from Gloucester. Caesarea, barque, from London. Little Fred, schooner, from the Manukau. Amateur, schooner, from Newcastle. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Star of the South, s., for Napier. Otago, 8., for Melbourne. Phceoe. s., for Grey, Hokitika, Bluff, &c. Taranaki, s , for Taranaki and Manukau. Kennedy, s, for Buller, Mokihinui, Fox's &c. Airedale, s.j for South. Lady Barkly, s., for Motueka. Lord Ashley, s., for Grey, Hokitika, &c. Phoebe, s., for Taranaki and Manukau. Rangitoto, s., for Grey, Hokitika, and Melbourne. Claud Hamilton, b., for Wellington and Auckland. IMPORTS. Phcabe, from Wellington, &c: 1 case, Merrington; i case. Garin; 1 case, Stanton; 10 casts jams, 50 boxes candles, Davis; 2 cases, Hodd. r.& Co; 1 case, 2 cases drapery, Black & Co; 1 pkg, Edwards; 6 trunks, Order; 18 kegs butter, Levick; 8 pkgs leather, 1 case boots, Lightband; 3 pkgs, Forbes*, 40 sacks potatoes, Dodson; 5 pkgs, Ldwards & Co; i pkg, Milner; 3 pkgs, Buxton Se Co; 35 csks butter, Potts; 130 sacks flour, Lockhart. Star of the South, from Napier: 62 head cattle, 37 8 sheep, Max & Co. Leonidas, from Newcastle: 326 tons coals, Panama Co. Ann, from Waitapu: 2000 ft timber Hebberd; i pkga bacon, 1 box butter, Webster; 2 boxes butter, Rentoul; 1 box butter, Lockhart & Co; 1 box eggs. Wilkie; 4. sacks bacon, 30 ozs gold, Order; 3- hides, 1 pkg skins, Bettany. The Star of the South left Napier on Wednesday, 9sh inst., at 4 p.m.; had strong southerlj gale and thick weather shortly after leaving, and anchored under Cape Kidnappers at 6 the same evening. Left again at 6 a.m. on the 10th, and experienced strong westerly gale throughout the passage, arriving here at 5 a.m. on the 12th. She Drought ,62 head of fat cattle and about 400 sheep, which were delivered in excellent condition, to the order of D. Max Se Co. Tie Star leaves for Napier this evening.