Shipping Intelligence.

Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 84, 20 October 1858, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ENTEKED INWARDS. October 16, steamer Tasnaanian Mai^, 90, Whitwell, fro;ii Wellington, via Waitohi, with 10 chests tea, 10 | half do., 10 boxes do., 1 case cigar^, 10 boxes candles, 1 case boots, J. R. Hays; 6 packages stationary, Bird ; 1 package drapery, 1 package sad'llery, Nicholson and Ridings ; 1 package drugs, Prichard ; 2 boxes soap, Order. Passengers— Charles, Emma, Robert, John, I Arthur, and Charles Bavtletfc ; Frederick, Ann, William, Charles, Francis, Richard, and Elizabeth Hadfield; William and Emma Mellui*h, Charles and Charlotte Orchard, Francis, Eliza, Mary, and Surah Baith ; Ellen Horn, Ann D^rtnall, Adam Gray, Edward Uandyside, Thomas Palmer, George, Mary, Frederick, and Phillip Memtt; Robert Robinson, Fanny, Elizabeth, and Thomas Well ; Mary and Sarah Ann Durand, Elizabeth and Edwin Lawson, John Waddle, Edwin Crease, VV. and Su^an Curpe, James, Andrew, Mary, Jane, Richird, and Evan Rees ; Thomas Freeman, Edwin M. Price, Mary Perry, Maria Pettigre»v, David Barr, Mrs. M'Rae, Mr. and Mrs. Goulter, Mr. Ridings, Mr, Greaves, and four in'the steerage. 19, barque Chieftain, 382, M'Lean, from London, with 12 kegs gunpowder, 72 cases wines and brandy, Morrison and Selanders ; 30 packages merchandize, Buxton ; 1 case 15 crates earthenware, 26 packages glassware, Nicholson and Ridings ; 5 packages agricultural implements, Gill ; 835 packages merchandize, 32 grindstones, 21 camp ovens, 12 anchors, 57 kegs nails, 2 cases pianos, Morrison and Sclanders; 100 tons coal, Curtis, Brothers ; 50 hhds. beer, 177 casks bottled do. ; 23 casks bottled cider, N. Edwards and Co. ; 1 cask 2 cases hardware, 5 casks nails, Muntz ; 4 casks seeds, 100 casks bottled beer, 100 cases gin, Order; 4 cases 18 packages merchandize, I. M. Hill ; 1 box, R. D. Thomas ; 4 packages, D. Clarkson ; 104 packages merchandize, 3,000 fire bricks, 3,000 slates, 100 deals, E. L. Jones. Passengers — William and Emily Boormadzy; W. L., Eliza, Maria, Thomas, Clar.', Ellen, and Edmund Fowler, John and James Tucker, Henry Smith, John Bailm, J. Ilctchens, VV. Law, W. Ousley, John Wilson, William Wilkie, and John Stuckline. OUTWAUDS. Oct. 18, cutter Maria Elizabeth, 16, Lucas, for the Pelorus, with 4 tons flour, 2 bags potatoes, 10 big 3 sugar, 3 boxes tea, 2 cases sundries, 5 packages clothing; order. Passengers — Messrs. Hibble, Kcarns, Smith, Watson. — • cutter Supply, 20, Walker, for Collingwood, with 1 hhd. rum, D. Moore ; 41 packages bacon, 1 bale drapery, 2 cases ditto ; 35 packages sundries. 19, schooner Necromancer, 20, Short, for Massacre Bay, with 14 packages sundries. — schooner Pride of the Isles, 28, Davidson, for the Wairau, with 3 tons flour, Sauuders ; 16 bags oats, Davidson ; 5 casks sugar, Morrison and Sclanders. 3 passengers.

Cargo per Robert Small for Nelson, arrived at Wellington : — 1 case, D. Rough ; 3 cases, S. W. Strong ; 1 case, Gaskett ; 2 cases, A. L. G. Campbell, 1 case, H. Lewis; 1 case, J. C. Howard; 1 case, W. -i.anson; 1 case, C. B. Wither ; 2 cases, Cross ; 1 case, Rev. J. W. E. Heine ; 20 half-hhds., Nicholson and Hidings ; 1 case, R. Cottew ; 4 pianos and 3 harmoniums, Mrs. Sfaife ; 1 case, I. Hill ; 1 case, T. R. Hackett ; 3 %ses, N. Edwards aud Co. ; 12 grates and 2 cases, A. r\ Seymour ; 3 eases and 2 wheels, J. Skeet ; 10 oases, Nash and Seuife ; 100 casks and lUO cases, N. Edwards and Co. ; 2 cases and 2 packages, Nash and Scaife; 1 case, W. Handcock ; 14 cases, Geo. Baker ; 1 ca-k and 1 case, A. Fell and Co. ; 2 cases, 2 bales, 12 packages, and 1 puncheon, C. E. Bartlett. Nash and Scaife, agents. The long-expected Chieftain arrived from England on Sunday last, after a passage of 147 days from Gravesend. The vessel has brought several passengers and a considerable amount of cargo for this port. It was said that during tho passage some disturbances occurred amongst the crew, but it will be seen by a letter given below that there was no foundation for the report. By the Tasmanian Maid, from Wellington on Saturday, several passengers by the ship Robert Small came on to their destination. We hear that this vessel is not coming on to Nelson, but that the cargo for this place will probably be forwarded by the White Swan. The Robert Small is to be taken up as a wool vessel.