CUSTOM HOUSE.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 139, 2 November 1844, Page 1

CUSTOM HOUSE.

IMPORTS. In the Piscator, from Newcastle. — 40 head of cattle, 10 boxes tobacco.

In the Va.nguaed, from Sydney. — 25 boxes tea, 8 chests do, 229 bags sugar, 10 do rice, 5 do copper— Order. 7 hhds brandy, 4 do rum—/. H. Levin. 1 hhd rum, 4 boxes tobacco, 100 bags fiour — Order. 1 bag sago, 1 case arrow root, 2 barrels currants, 1 cask oilman's stores, 1 case do, 1 package do, 3 kegs do, 6 boxes do, 1 ship's hearth, 1 1 blocks, 9 boxes raisins — Levin. 6 casks salt, 14 barrels pork — Order. 40 bags svgar — C. Perry. 2 bales blankets — Levin. 6 bales canvas, 12 chests tea, 29 bags flour, 1 case ironmongery, 10 half boxes soap, 20 casks nails, 10 do pitch, 1C do tar, 5 do coal tar, 2 do Tarnish, 10 boxes soap, 6 chests tea, 5 bales leather, 2 bag* pepper, 5 cases shot, 1 do twine, 1 do ship ch**dlery, 1 bale duck, 1 case, 4 compasses, 4 japanned tumblers, 4 spy. glasses, 6 guns, 40 boxes soap, 2 bales leather, 1 do slops, 1 do tweeds, 25 bundles iron hoops, 1 tierce beef, 1 case slops, 1 do soap, 1 do candles, 20 barrels pork, 1 chest apparel, 1 box do.— Levin.

The Piscator has cleared out for Manilla, and will sail in a few days. The Urgent went out of harbour yesterday, and, we believe, will sail to-day for Manilla.

The Star of China, left Sydney for Wellington and Nelson on the llth of October, acd.may therefore, be expected here in a few days. Besides a large general cargo, she had on board 200 sheep. The schooner Ariel, is advertised to leave Sydney for Wellington in a few days. An advertisement appears in the Sydney Herald of the 19th of October for a vessel to convey cattle to New Zealand.

Intelligence had reached Sydney that H.M.S. North Star had struck on a sunken, reef between Tongataboo and the Harpies, and had carried away her false keel and part of her fore foot. It was expected she, would return to Sydney, to be repaired.