Port of Auckland.
SHIPPING INTELLI GEN CE. ENTERED INWARDS. August 4—Midge, 18 tons, Richards, from the Barrier, with 25 tons firewood.—Bain, Grahame & Co., agents. August 4—Glance, 20 tons, Rattray, from Matakana, with 100 posts, 200 rails, 3000 feet limber, and HO bushels oats. Passengers—Messrs. Greenwood, Monro, Davis, Blue, Miss Henwood.—Lillewall & Rattray, agents. August 4—Petrel, 20 tons, Mair, from Wangarei, with 3$ cwt. bacon, 1 bundle fruit trees, 3 bundles forest trees. 1 keg (50 fhs.) butter, ? bundles bags, I case (00 tbs.) lard, 1 case lemons. Passengers—Messrs. Lusk, Boulton, Dean, McDonald, Hall, Gundry, Basset, Mrs- Porter, Mrs. McKtarney.— Bain, Grahame & Co., agents. August s—John, 24 tons. Walling, from Mahurangi, with 28 tons firewood. August 3—Exert, 41 tons, Te Hira, from Tauranga, with 3 tons kauri gum, and 20 Maories. August fl Phantom, 12 tons, Voung, from Coromandel, with 4,600 feet timber, 14,000 shingles, 100 lbs. bacon. Passengers Messrs. Street, Shipley. Bolton, and 2 others. August I—Mata WiniKa, 1* tons, Wi Kapare, from Coromandel, with 31 bags maise, 9 bags wheat, 34 fowls, 19 native passengers. CLEARED OUTWARDS. August 4—Lady of the Lake, 97 tons, Tamariki, for Maketu, with * tons flour, 6 bags sugar. August 3—Glance, 90 tons, Rattray, fbr Matakana, with 9 tons flour, 9 tons guann, 1 ton sugar, I ton bran, 9 chests tea, S Kegs nails, 1 package tin ware, 1 cask tar, 1 cask coals, 3 packages sundries. Passengers—Messrs. Monro, McEwen, and Craik.—Lillewall At Rattray, agents. August 3—Kororareka, 17 tons, Tlmene, for Kororareka, in ballast. August 4—John, 24 tons, Walling, for Mahurangi, in ballast. August 4—Ant, 20 tons. Adamson, for Wangarei, with 9 tons flour, 1 ton potatoes, 1 bag biscuit, 1 bag blankets, 4 keg tobacco, i chest tea, I cask beef, 1 cask pork, 6 bags sugar. Passengers—Mr. Mires, Mrs. Adamson and child, and 93 natives. August 3—Annie Laurie, 24 tons, Matheson, for Mahurangi, with i tierce beef, 4 cwt. flour. August s—Exert, 41 tons, Te Hira, for Tauranga, with I plough, 3 bags biscuit, 2 bags sugar, 30 native passengers. Sailkd. Aug. 6—The Bride, barque, Spowart, for Hong Kong. ty A schooner was signalled throughout the whole of yesterday, but was unable to fetch the port during the prevailing light winds and calms.
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New Zealander, Volume XIV, Issue 1284, 7 August 1858, Page 2
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