Port of Auckland.

New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 876, 6 September 1854, Page 2

Port of Auckland.

SHIPPING IN T E L LI G E N C E. ARRIVALS, September 4.—Galway Ark, 222 tons, IV. Wadham, from M.V hurangi 2ml September Passengers—Messrs. Dalily, Grange, John Grange, H Fulham. September 4. —Monarch, 338 tons, Dixon, from London 10th May—no passengers. September 4.—Maria Theresa, 116 tons, Paul Upton, from Sydney 20th August.—Passengers, Mr. Culler, Mr, Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Garland and Iwo children. September 4. — Heather Bell, 1!)1 tons, Phillip Jones, from Sydney 24th August. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard, two Misses Sheppard, Mr. R. Sheppard, and 2 Masters Sheppard, landed at Wangarua; C passengers in the steerage. September 4 —Don, 17 tons, McKenzie, from Wangnrei, with HI) bushels wheat, 16 dor. eggs, 0 ions firewood, Passenger Rev. Dr. McLeod. September s —Sally Brass, 17 tons, Adams, from Parkarci, with 60,000 shingles. Septembers —Mary, 25 tons, Fernandez, from Matukana. with 1200 rails, Passenger Mrs. McLeod. DEPARTURES. September 4 —Osprey, Meheka, for Russell, with 7 bales merchandize. 4 casks do. 8 cases do. 2 cans paint oil 1 can turpentine, • bundle spades, 1 cask seeds, 2 kegs brandy, 2 cases soap 1 case wine, 1 ton salt, 1 case iio.imongery, 5 parcels sundries, 2 bags sugar, 1 bag rice., Passenger Rev. T. S. Grace. September 4—Napi, 18 tons, Hooker, for Matakana, in ballast. September s—Scotch Lass, 16 tons, Thorp, for W tiroa and Thames. 1 ton flour, 1 do. sundries grocery Ac September s—Elizabeth, 43 tons, Gilmore, for Mongonui, with 10 cases gin. 400 lb. Hour, 2 tons furniture 6packages sundries Passengers Mr. and Mrs. Hogarth. September 6—Sally Brass, 17 tons, Adams, for Waiheki, in ballast. September s—Vicfor'n, 18 tons, Tope, for Mongonui, with 2 bales blankets, 2 cases saddlery, 2 bales slops 8 barrels ale and porter 1 do- salmon, 3 do, raisins 6 bundles spades, 1 case sundries, 2 boxes tobacco, 8 cases gin, 8 do. brandy. September s— Royalist 86 tons. Tavcrnor, for Kawhia, with 10 tons salt, 3 do- sugar, 26 pkgs. bags, 16 bundles thorns, 2 cases cockcry, 15 pkgs, ironmongery, 3 cases drapery, 8 doz. spades, 2 cases oil, 1 do. wine, 8 bales blankets, 2 cases clothing, 18 chairs, 10 pkgs sundries, 1 keg tobacco. September s—Gazelle, 175 tons, McKenzie, for Newcastle, with 100 tons coals- /?■■■•■ '* IMPORTS —COASTWISE. Pes Galway Ark, from Mahurangi—26s tons firewood, 27 spars, 125 piles, 11,000 feet timber. TMPOKT3-FOREIGN Per William Denny, from Sydney—lo boxes manufactured tobacco, 10 ditto ditto, 3 cases cigars, 5 hhds. rum, 2 trunks apparel, 30 casks oranges, 1 case paper, 200 bags flour, 5 cases stationery, 8 borses, 10 bluls. brandy, 10 casks oranges, 1 bale bags, II barrels oranges, 2 horses, 4 ditto, 10 ditto, 3 cases silks, 30 chests 100 boxes tea, 4 hhds. B P, Rum, 4 do. do.; 2 jilids. brandy, 2 do. do., 3 pkgs. drapery, 2 boxes stationery, 5 cows, 1 goat, 1 set selves, 10 tons iron, to order, Per Maria Theresa, from Sydney—Blo bags flour, 2 cases furniture, O. Duke; 1 case coburgs, 1 case shoes, 1 case axes, 1 case clothing, 1 pkge. blankets, 5 hhds British gin, 10 cases 1 bale drapery, 10 cases 3 bales do., 20 dozen shovels. Order. Original cargo—2 boxes tobacco under bond.—G. Duke, agent. Per Monarch, from London for Auckland—l case, 1 ditto, Bain and Hurtti 1 package, as addressed ; 2 cases, A. Clark ; 12 ditto, I ditto, J. C. Low : 3 pkges., 1 cask, 1 bale, 1 do., J. and R. Kemp; 2 pkgs., lease, 1 cask, T. S. Forsaith ; 2 cases, A. Clark ; 7 do, I cask, Bain ami Burtt; 2 crates, T. S. Forsaith; 1 case, as addressed; 2 do., J. Rout; 1 do., J. C. Richmond; 3 bales, A. Clark; 134 bags salt. Brown ami Campbell ; 5 cases, 4 crates, 2 casks, 1 bale, 1 trunk J. C. Low, 2 cases Bain and Burtt, I case Connell A Ridings, 1 rase Bain A Burtt, 273 packages I). Nathan, 1 box Rev. F. Thatcher, 2 bales F. W. Fletcher 8 packages W. Brodie, 273 do. R. Lusk, 20 hhds. Bain A Burtt, lease as addressed, I bale A. Clark, 1 case, 15 kegs, 1 case Gilfillan. Stevenson A Co . g 0 packages D. Nathan, 1 package S. Motherell, 2 cases, 4 p ickages, 15 do, A. Clark, 286 packages S. H. Levy, 10 do, A. A R, Kce.-iug, 537 do. Gibson A Mitchell, 8 do. 5 do. W. F. Fletcher, 0 bales, 4 cases, 2 cases C. Davis, 2 casks A. I. Betts, 1 cask Alfred Shave, 28 packages Brown & Campbell, 4 cases R. B, Shalders, I do. 1 trunk, I package containing 3 boxes, Ida 4 do. Brown A Campbell, J bale E. Porter, 1 case care Brown A Campbell, 1 box carcS. Vickers, 1 box as addressed, I do. do., 1 do. do., 1 do. do., 5 packages A. Jones, 2 packages as addressed, 2 boxes 11. Somerville, I case A. Clark, 2 boxes as addressed,

1 do - do,, 1 case, C ploughs S. Fleming, 1 case A. Clark, 1 box as addressed, 8 cases, 20 tons coals Brown $ Campbell, 1 box as addressed, 1 box CO i barrels, Gibson & Mitchell. 2 cases as addressed, 15 packages, 4 cases order H. H. Willis «Sr Co.— Brown Sc Campbell, agents. For New Plymouth : (3V chests, 5 packages, 20 boxes, 5 barrels, 1 case, 15 bundles wire, C. Hetley, 1 case as addressed, I package do. 1 case do. 40 packages, 50 do. J, C. Neild, 4 cases Curtis Ar Watts, 5C packages.). Sc M.Catrick, 30 do. J. C. Neild, I case as 14 pkgs., E. L. Humphreys, C trunks, M. Richardson, 3 cases, 1 cask, 4 pkgs., 11, East, 3 pkgs., Curtis Sc Watt, (J casks, Studdard, 1 case, as addressed, 14 pkgs. J. J V\ eston, 40 cases, S. Vickers, It! pkgs., 11. Nash, 25 ditto, Curtiss Sc Wattr, 2 cases, as addressed, 1 pkge. ditto, 3 ditto, T Hirst, 1 che.-t, order, cases, as addressed, 1 keg, ditto, It pkgs. ditto, 5 ditto, Thos. Hinde, 1 piano, as addressed, 1 case, H. Ronalds, £SO in specie, F. H. & ,). Ronalds, 10 pkgs. Mrs. Richardson, 7 ditto, G. E. Duncan, 12 cases, 1 pkge. J. Lewthwaite, 2 ditto, J Ibbotson, 7 ditto, as addressed, 2 cases. T. Hirst, ;£.35 in specie, as addressed, 1 box ditto, 3 cases, E. A. Adams, 1 box, as addressed, 1 ditto ditto, 1 ditto ditto, 1 pkge., ditto, 0 casks ditto, 1 cask, ditto, 2 boxes, ditto, 1 ditto, ditto, 1 case, F. W. Gledhill, I box, as addressed, I bale, ditto, ti pkgs., ditto, I case, ditto, 2 cases, ditto, !1 rases, Jas. Hay, 3 boxes, as addressed, 3 pkgs., 1 safe, 0 pkgs , L Nash, 50 pkgs., Jos. Studdard, 47 ditto, H Hammerton, lit ditto, Dr. Sealy.

Per Heather Bell, from Sydney ; —4 hhds. brandy, 100 cases Geneva, 40 hhds. beer, 10 cases slops, T bale calicoes. 1 trunk shoes, 12 hhds. B P rum, 3 crates saddlery, 4 boxes boots, 4 bales leather, 20 chests Congou, 5!) boxes tea, 49 cases British gin, 2o boxes candles, 13! i boxes soap, 59 chests, 38 halt-chests congou, 48(3 bags 300 ditto sugar, 54 ditto Cossipore, 10 hhds-. B.P. nun, 1 case woollens, 1 ditto clothing, 2 trunks ditto, 9 coils rope, 45 zinc buckets, 3 casks prunes, 138 bags sugar, 200 bags floor, 100 boxes soap, 272 barrels biscuit, 2 cases marmalade, 1 case confectionery, 1 ditto jams, 7 boxes pipes, 4 kegs soda, 2 ditto tartaric acid, 5 tons pig iron, I bale bags, 10 bundles ditto, 3 cases prints, 2 ditto ditto, 29 drums oil, 30 bats iron, 2 bales blankets, 3 ditto ditto, I case slops, 2 ba Cl canvas, 75 rolls matting, 3 cases paper hangings, 3 ditto hardware, 14 dozen spades, 19 ditto picks, 1 case 1 parcel clothing, 4 cases paper hangings, 3 bales calico, I cask 3 1 as°s ironmongery, 2 bars steel, 2 cases preserves, 11 bales can as, 1 bale shirts 10 bundles spades, 8 barrels flour, 4 cases cigar , to order.—J. Salmon & Co., agents.

The schooner Maria Theresa, Captain Upton, arrived from Sydney at an early hour on Sunday morning. She sailed from Sydney on Sunday the 20th ult„ and on the following Wednesday (23rd) experienced a heavy gale from the East-south-east, which split several of her sails and stove parfc-of her bulwarks. Since then, she has had only light winds, the gale which raged so fiercely here throughout the 25th not having extended to the latitude in which she then was. On that day, the weather, with her, was calm, but with a heavy swell from the Eastward. The Maria Theersa is one of those beautiful fore and aft schooners for which the United States has long been deservedly famous. She is of 1 18 tons burthen, and has been sold to Melbourne owners, from which port she now bails.

The brigantine Galway Ark returned to port on Sunday morning, after having taken on board a very large cargo ol timber and spars at Mahurangi. The Galway Ark has proved to be a staunch, substantial ami burdensome vessel, and has done much, during her recent trip, to show the great importance and easy navigation of the Mahurangi Itiver. She sailed up that beautiful river within a mile of Mr. Brown s saw mill, which is situated at the head of the navigation : and at that spot she loaded to a draught of eleven feet: this, however, was, probably, au extreme draught, and might have been better at a foot less. It is sufficient, nevertheless, to demonstrate the practical value of the Mahurangi, not only to the settlers on its banks, but as a source of varied supply to the Port of Auckland.

The barque Monarch, Captain Dixon, arrived in harbour on Sunday evening, after a fair average passage of 110 days from the Downs. The Monarch sailed on the Kith of May, and experienced moderate weather during the greater part of her passage. Whilst going free, with stunsails set, she had the misfortune to lose her iron tiller, which snapped short of! at the rudder head. She lost a number of her sails (we believe) in consequence of this casualty. The Monarch brings no passengers, although she has very excellent accommodations, and several passengers offered. She la bumper full. Ibe Monarch is a very handsome barque, and was built at Sciliy, about ten years since, almost on the same slip from which the schooner Marmora was launched.

The Heather Bell left Sydney on Thursday, the 24th ult., at noon, and has had an exceedingly pleasant passage of 11 days, neverhaving stowed her royals throughout the run. She anchored outside of Wangaroa for twelve hours on Friday night, for the purpose of landing Mr. Sheppard and his family, and came to anchor in Auckland on Monday at noon. Captain Macf-trlane’s new schooner, the qhieen of Perth, was to sail from Sydney the first week in September. She is reported to bo a regular clipper of the Aberdeen school, built at Dundee.