Port of Auckland.

New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1365, 18 May 1859, Page 2

Port of Auckland.

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. : ENTERED —INWARDS. I May !4—Three Sisters, 26 tons, Donovan, fW° with 40 ton* firewood. May 14—Edmond, 10 tons. McAlister, tom ton* kauri gum, 20 bushel* oats. —T. M*c J’ boSBi S May 14—Glance. 20 tons, Rattray, from **““"*♦ engine, and machinery. I’assengers » Potts, Jackson, aud Morgan. _ Rufl £«s > May 16—Annie Laurie, 25 tons, Norris, fro ton* gum, 3 tons fine salt, 1 try pot, 19 W“ Mr. Tucker and 1 native.—S. J. Edmon •** _ May'l6—Gem. 30 tons, Pyper, from Bay of r • bushels wheat, 3 cask* beef, 20® arps* bacon, 3 ton* firewood, and sundry package* D. Nathan & Co., agents. Mhurw*.**** May 16—John, 24 tons. Simpson, from " ton* firewood. , p|*«tj, •** I May 16—Comet, 17 tons, Sellars, from B>y 000 bushels wheat.—Geo. Duke, agent. May 16—Maperc, 31 tons, Bristow, fro® __9 nStit**" bushels wheat, 3 cases curiositie*. Pa> ea l C. Davis, agent. May 16—Kate, 26 tons, Byrne, from Hot P firewood. _ . _ yysihiW, ,r May 16—Laura, 15 tons, Hori Karaka, 10 tons firewood, 3 bushels wheat, and May 16—Dolphin. 10 tons, Robert*, fro® tons firewood. May 16—Christina. 15 tons, Ngahuka, HO® j tons firewood. Want V*' * May 16—Petrel, 20 tons, Carmichael. kits bacon (300 Ib*.| and 1 case plants. Gibbes. R. Gibbes. aud 2 men. rMoaia aA * May 17—Mata Winika, Hohepa. from cor feet sawn timber, 13cwt. potatoes. 3 P JLjel, ® May 17—Henry, 42 tons. Wallace, from com —Combes & Daldy agent*. May 17—Fly, 15 tons. Hauri, from Cotomaa . sawn limber, 1 passenger. froajSJ** l ' May 17 —Gazelle, 212 tons, Cunningham. senger—Lieut. Johnson. May 17—Moa, 237 tons. Bowden, from SI Passengers—Mrs, Bowden and child,.*t '• Mr. Richardson.—Bain, Grahame CLEARED —OUTWARDS. j \fi May 14— Glance. 20 tons, Rattray, for potatoes, I ton flour, 10 bag* * u ß* p tise flger»— pjgfc bundle iron. 20 packages » ur wbytß*< Mrs. Morgan and 3 childieu, » Stevens, and 4 natives. t oX j May 14—Three Sisters, 20 tool, Dotujvan. ballast. f , corom*"®" May 16—Albert. 15 tons. Horopeta, ton flour. 3 bags sugar, and 6 l’ as^f ahuraa gi.» May 16—John. 24 tons, Simpson, for ‘ urin gi, May 16— Hohi, 20 tons, Te Tuku, for J Passengers—3 natives. . W«ibdd> ® May 16—Christina, 13 tons, Ngahuku, * p Passengers—s natives. rcniletoo. ft* "* May 16—Isabella Hamilton, 2JB tons, # in ballast. —Bain, Grahame Jt Co.. «® n ff#ibe ki, *»* May 17 —Dolphin, 10 tons, Robert, K> slops. . th . Rot SprW May 17—Anae, 23 tons, fo- trc last. , w . : Juki, * * May 17—Laura, 15 tons, Karaka. «» ” ■ passenger.

petrel, 20 tons, Carmichael, for Wangarei, with 10 H»f l cask oil, 2 pkgs. sundries, 3 passengers— Bain, e & Co., agents. Gl - A tnie Lawrie, 25 tons., Norris, far Uusscll, with 1 ,tS **°wder, *lO cwt. sugar, .3 bales sundries, 10 sash weights, vestas, 7 small bales. 1 fowling piece.—S. J. Edmonds ,sC -" not 23 tons, Thwart, for Wangarei, in ballast. )W 17 r IMPORTS—FOREIGN. Moa,from Sydney.—l mill, k 4 trunks, Jas. Dawson; 8 ‘ .* jjj Bain.Orahame A: Co.; 1 case, J chest tea, 4 boxes I’oil wire, Dr. Fischer ;27 coils rope, 2 bales canvas, iL’guck, order; 56 tierces beef,, Connell & Hidings i 3 drays * Wewell • Id i-chests tea, 20 mats coffee, 20 boxes soap. 10 * C4nd i’ es> 10 cases bottled fruit, 2 cases cigars, C. Pet--4 cr's 2 casks, 1 bundle ironmongery, Coleman, irelTa & Co : 3 cases hardware, 18 cases blacking, 5 cases toys, Tie hair oil. 10 tierces beef, 25 half-barrels herrings, Henry ' jgdoz harpoons, 17 doz lances. 5 spades. 2 casks chain, r ’ Harris; 50 bags maize. C. J. Stone; 5 bales leather, -minks boots. S. Browning: 20 boxes soap, M. Somerville: ‘ Kaif-chesta, 40 boxes tea, 20 eases bottled fruit; 3 cases salt, ! boxes soap, W. Morrin; 1 hhd 456 mats sugar. M. Somer,Ue. 1 hhd 80 mats sugar. J. Henderson ; 3 bales leather, j Rout: 8 half 0 quarter chests tea, 2 casks vinegar, 9 pack- ’ 5 hags coffee, 2 quarter-casks sherry. J. Henderson &l Co. : ?*7 ierC es beef, Capt. Cuningham; 9 4-casks sherry, 50 packages 4 trunks boots. 1 bale apparel. Gilfillan & Co,; 14 cases *tiiting, 70 bags maize, T. Macky ; 10 hhds rum, 678 mats jrvrtal sugar, 120 mats bastard sugar, 7 chests 14 half-chests tai 3 cases groats, 6 bales drill, 60 rolls matting, 2 cases ap,irel, 1 case cottons, 1 case ironmongery. 5 doz frying-pans, f rat-traps, 1 corking machine, 2 bales duck, 12 stoves, 2 cases ue handles, 3 cases stationery, 3 reams printing paper, 1 case perfumery, 4 bales leather. 100 tons coal. 19 cases preserved singer, 3 rolls parchment, 30 casks ale, 40 casks porter, 145 bags »aize, 1 hale printed books, Bain, Grahame & Coi: 1 parcel, 1 .mailbox, 1 case, I package. per Gazelle, from Sydney : 5 cases, 2 bales, 1 truss, Burnside f . j c ase, W. Rattray; 20 boxes soap. 10 do. mould canj Henderson & Co.; 1 case, R. B. Shalders ;12 cases, H. Ellis: 1 case jewellery, A. Quartier; 5 cases •rr’4 kegs tobacco, order; 4 bales, 1 case, C. Petchler; u Ir-ttsks wine, S. Browning; 2 bales leather. J. Rout: I ‘ A E. Lewis; 11 tierces beef, 2 cases cigars, 1 case toMrm 1 package do., Cunningham : 1 hhd. port, 2 qr-casks r 4 do: sherry. 2 half-tierces tobacco, 20 boxes congou, 14 d ° ’ks boots, 2 boxes do., Owen & Graham; I case chicory, | tU “ kaees boots, 1 parcel stationery, order; 1 cask ironnicer?, Cruickshank & Co.; 50 bags Adelaide flour, 1 case ®.®raphic materials. 11l bags maize. 56 tons coals, Headerlon & Macfarlane; 144 bags maize, Thornton, Smith, and Firth.