Shipping Intelligence.
INWARDS. — roUEfGN. Dec. 5. Sanros, barque, Archer, master, from Sydney, with i!<M»erM cui'o-o. Simedav— "Tnton," Weslejan Mission schooner fiom the Fiie/idly isJ.uids Paksen<jers- liev, G. Kevem and Mis Kevern.
OUTWARDS — FOR Til Q If. Non. 29. llivdec, barque, Marshall, master, for Manilla, with sundries Passengers, Mrs. Marshall awl Ahi>s Lee. J. 1. Montefioie, agent.
INWARDS— COASTWISE. Dec I. Glengarry, cutter, M'Millan, master, from live Thames, with potatoes. Dec. 4. Bnlisk Sove>-cig7i, barque, Milne, master, from Ktiviau with Copper Ore. De<-. 5. Jtnoru, schooner, Halt, master, from the Biv of Islands, in ballast. Voc.a. Glengn in/, cutter, M'Millan, twister, from M<ihuran»i, with timber. Dec. . r ». ltv\i>eU* srliooner, Cains, master, from Bay of Isiamis. Passengers, Messrs. G. Kusscil, and Duncan, a»() t«o Datives.
OUTWARDS — COASTWISn. Nov. 29. Swan, cutter, Millon, master, for Wangaroa, in ballii-t. Nov. 2J). Louisa, schoonei, Joluisou, master, for the Bay of Plenty, with sundries. Dee. 2 Glengarry, cutter, M'Miilan, master, for Mahurangi, in bailast. Dec 2. Emma, schooner, Raraty, master, for the Thames, with sundries. Dec. 3. DDannsg s schooner, Kcll, master, for Waiheke, and Ihumcs, with sundries. Dec. 3. Thistle, cutter, Kent, master, for Bay of Island-., with Commissariat supplies. Dec. 3. Gazelle, schooner, M'lntosh, master, for the r l hnmes, with smithies. Dec. 3. Sisters, schooner, Watson, master, for the Wade, in haljast.
The "John Bull," schooner, Captain Brown, arrived at lJokmngn about the 9th November.— S>»e liail liceu detained at Mongonui by contiary winds, after leaving Auckland. Her cm-go of Kauri Gum not being »' c a d }' for "hiiMnent, U was evpcoteri she would leave nimiedidtely for S\dney direct.
Calkndar nm Dncr.MHFR.— Few seeds can be sown to advantige this month, except maize for erven f"od. Keep (be garden clear of all weeds. Takeoff the supeifluous young shoots from the apricot, peach, plum, pear and apple trees, which will improve the fruit and the »rowth of the trues j tie in the \oung shoots (of the vine, and check the growth «>"» the extraneous shoots, by pinching the tops off, which will be the means of increasm!? the strength of the main shoots, and when they have obtained sufficient length, the tops on»ht to be pmched off in Jike manner, so th.it the wood may be more matured, and better adapted for ensuring a crop the ensuing season. It will be found unnecessary to hoe and earth up potatoes, only pick out the strong weeds that m.iy appear amongst the pUnts, ; by this method much labour is saved, and the crop is equally good, but ean 1 ought to be taken to have the ground well pulvcmed previous to planting.
First Qnaitcr— 6 th day— 2 h. 32 m. r. M. Full Moon —14th day— 6 h. 22 m. A. M 'j,ist Quarter — 22mlday — 1 1 h. 7m. A. M. Mew Moon — 29tliday — 10 h. 33 m. a. m.
DECEMBER —PIUSES OF THE MOON.
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New Zealander, Volume 1, Issue 27, 6 December 1845, Page 2
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