SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealander, Volume XXII, Issue 2467, 27 June 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

POET OF AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. JUXB. 96—Dlooats, ship, 671 tons, Potts, from London, with general cargo and the following passengers —Cabin :—William Barton, wife, and child; Jane Draw, George Barton, C. A. Higeson and wife, A. Higeson, Sarah Brook, Capt. Laurant, and John Simpson. Second Cabin and Steerage : Barnard Gomperty, George Neal, James W. Jervis; Lucy, Ann, and Marion Edgcomb ; Perciral and Thomas Symes, Philip Anderson, Samuel Harrison, W lliun Rouse, Willi m Crane, James and Eliza Loverock, Richard Mark, John and Annie Utting, Ellen Jones, Walter and Frederick Swift, H. C. Jones, James Sharp, Hugh Rodgers; Jessie, Eliza and Louisa Kender; D, Heigell, Vernon Roberts, D. M'Killen, John Hobday, Jos. Hamilton, Alice Grey, Artbnr Burt, Geo. Fricker, John Smith, Jolm Bucketh, Mrs. and Christina Maeral, John Leonard, Wm, Waster, Andrew Douglas, James and Imily Jacks-on, Maryanne Jenks; William, Charlotte, and John Teat; John A. Kinder, Jos. Lomas, Isaac Little, William Edgar; Francis, Anne, and Francis Meriott; William F. Hilton, Wm. and Harriet Beale, Ellen Lanslie, Grace Morrison, Robert Reid, Frederick Parkes, James Ferry, Mary and Elizabeth Hainson, Richard and Anno Church ; Daniel, Honora, Patrick, and Mary M‘Carthy; George Bailey, Charles Forrester and wife, Jos. and Louisa Cheshire, William and Mary Fendall, Mary Flaherty, Catherine Ryder, Stiunel Mutton, James Jones, James Langstaff, James and Helen Cruikshsnk, John Hewker, Thomas Coding, Alfied Edwards, Louis Moletipuel, Theodore Walker, Anne Hewker, Annie and Mary Fisher. Total, 100. —D. Nathan, agent. 96— Kate, cutter, 23 tons, Pringle, from Tauranga, in ballast. 26—Tauranga, schooner, Sellars, from Tauranga.

ENTERED INWARDS. Coastwise. jdne. *6—-Whitby, SO tons, Doughty, from Kennedy’s Bay, with 18,000 feet timber.—Edmonds and Jakins, agents. 26—Hope, 25 tons, Black, from Tauranga, with 2 cases empty bottles, 26 do casks, 2 barrels herrings, 21 packages drapery, 1 package vegetables, 6 cases oil, I case candles, 1 do mustard, Ido sundries, and 4 passengers.—S. Maoky and Co., agents. 26—Lily, 17 tons, Allan, from Wsiheki, with 30 tons firewood. 26—Fancy, 27 tons, Mnstart, from Great Barrier, with 60 tons firewood and 2 passengers.—Thoi. W. Brown, agent. 26—Morning Light, 28 tons, Tiller, from Mercury Bay, withT4,ooo feet timber and 1 passenger. 26—Mary Lea, 16 tons, Simp Son, from .Thames, with 16 tons firewood. 26—George, 15 tons, from Wangamata, with 8$

tons gam. 26—Lee, 22 tons, Lombard, from Cabbage Bay, with 17,000 feet timber and 2 passengers. 96—Kate Grant, 40 tons, Matzen, from Wangarei and Mangapoa, with 1 ton gum, 1 do pumpkins, 3 cases luggage, 5 dozen coffee tins, 3 boxes batter, 5 pigs, and 10 passen-

gers* 96—Falcon, 41 tons, Owen, from Cabbage Bay, with 35,000 feet timber and 4 passengers.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Anns and Jane, barque, for Newcastle, early. Trieste, barque, for San Francisco, early. Pakeha, brig, for Eaipara, on the 29th. Auckland, s.s., for the South, about the 28th. Prince Alfred, s.s., for Sydney, on Ist July. Otago,>&, for the South, on the 28th. ENTERED INWARDS. Forkiox. junb 26—Auckland, s.s., 600 tons, Ponsonby, from Melbourne, with general cargo and passengers. CLEARED OUTWARDS. • '• Coastwise. JUMB 26—My, 17 tons, Allan, for, Waikoki, in ballast. ’ ... 26—Dot, 27 tons, Anderson, for Porkeri, in ballast. 26—Eliza, 29 tons, Lloyd, for Great Barrier, in ballast, with 3 passengers. 26—Mary Lea, 16 tons, Simpson, for Waiheki, in ballast, with 1 passenger. 26—Fly, 15 tons, Ratana, for Thames, with 1 tank, 4 bars iron, 2 kegs batter, half-ton flour, 1 cask tallow, and 2 passengers. 36—Morning light, 28 tons, Tiller, for Mercury Bay, in ballast. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Ulcoata, from London2 cases, Owen and Fendelow; 1 box, 8 cases, as addressed; 4 eases, order ; 11 casks, S. H. Smith; 2 cases, 0. Whitford; 1 case, G. W. Peake; 1 ditto, T. Keven ; 1 ditto, 165 pkgs, J. W. Neale ; 1 case, Rev. S. B. Hutton; 2 hampers, S. Marks; 4 cases, J. McKerras; 16 ditto, 8 tanks, 2800 bars and bundles, order; 5 pkgs., S. Sbipherd ; 1 box, Gilfillan and Co.; 2 cases, Mr. Sternsow ; 1 cask, James Miller ; 7 pkgs., D. Levy ; 1 cask, 7 pgs., 2 cases, 1 box, as addressed ; 66 cases, order; 10 ditto, H. and A. Sherrard ; 1 case, Bank of New South Wales ; 8 boxes, A. Clark and Son ; 9 oases, order; 8 ditto, J. Gaue; 25 bundles, W. Hobson; 1 cask, J. S. Williams; 1 case, 0. Dufner; 35 pgs„ order ; 1 box, as addressed; 1 case, ditto; 1 ditto James Wilson; 1 box, order; 125 cases. E. C. Vickers ; 2 pkgs., S. and J. B. Vaile; 2 cases. A. Twelvetrees ; 6 trunks, I. Forgham; 2 cases, W. Rattray; 1 ditw, F. I. Hunt; 3 ditto, E. and H. Isaacs; 22 ditto. Ridings and Dowden ; 1 ditto, as addressed ; 4 ditto, ditto; 4 ditto, E. Gibbon ; 1 ditto, A. Styak ; 1 ditto, - W C. Hill; 9 ditto, T. Forgham ; 2 ditto, 1 box as addressed; 9 pgs., F. H. Lewisson ; 1 case as addressed; 3 pgs., Samuel Edmonds ; 7 tons coke, Vickery and Masefield; 2 cases, Edward Legg; 1 cask, as addressed; 4 cases, Thomas Macky; 86 bales blankets, senior officer of Commissariat; 11 trunks, Samuel Browning; 3 cases, Cruickshank, Smart and Go.; 51 ditto. Superintendent of the Province ; 210 pgs., Bucholz and Co.; 1 caso, as addressed; 272 pgs., E. Porter; 17 ditto, order; 1 trunk, A. C. Brock; 68 pgs., order; 3 ditto, E. Wayte; 2 bags, Miss Lanslie; 65 pgs., as addressed ; 5 do., S. and J. R. Vaile ; 1 case, Lewis Brothers; 1 ditto, E. and H. Isaacs; 3,037 pgs., order; 10 boxes specie, Manager of the Bank of New Zealand ; 23 pgs., Owen and Graham ; 9 cases, order ; 1 box, 28 cases, as addressed; 146 pgs., 10 packets, 1 box samples, order; 1 case, T. B. Hill; 1 ditto, R. Monk ; 4 ditto, 10 drams, order ; 116 pgs., J. G. Burnside and Co.; 7 ditto, H. and A. Sherrard md Go.; - 6 ditto, E. and H. Isaacs; 1,017 ditto, Mark Somerville; 172 ditto, order; 91 ditto,G.Turrell; 2 cases, order; 7 ditto, Lewis Brothers ; 10 ditto, Doltsh and Keesing; 955 bags,order; 6 bales, Brown, Camp, bell, and Co.; 4 cases, 113 pgs., Cruickshank, Smart, and Co.; 139 pgs., David Nathan ; 1 case, A. G. Ascher; 1 ditto, order; 3 ditto, Lewis Brothers; 1 ditto, Morrin and Co.; 345 pgs., 2,000 bricks, order.—D. Nathan, agent.

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP ULCOATS. The ship Ulcoata, Captain Potts, left Gravesend on the 3rd March, and- passed the Downs on the stb. Had to beat down, and anchored in Dungenesa Roads the same night On the 6th weighed anchor and proceeded, and on the 9th took her final departure from the Lizard. Sighted Madeira and the Canary Isianis, and got the N.E. trades in 98 deg. N, Patasd inside the Cape de Verde Islands. Lost thc N.E. trades in 4 deg. N. on the Slst March, and on the 6th April, in 2 deg. N., got the S.E. trades, crossing the {line on the twentyninth day out. Sighted Trinidad on the 17th, when she lost the S.E. trades, and experienced light baffling N.E. winds hem there to the meridian of the Cape, which was passed on May 16. ‘Hie easting was ran down between 48 deg. and 50 deg. 8, Passed Van Dieman’s Land on June I*.* While off Van Dieman’a Land, had light variable winds for five days. Made the Three Kings on the 23rd, and had light winds along the coast. Had the cross-jack yard blown away in a heavy gale, which she experienced in 97 deg, E,, while running down her easting. The Ulcoata brings 100 passengers, under the can of Dr, T. F« Baker. The ship has been ex-

cecdingly healthy throughout. No deaths have occurred; there was one birth. Testimonials (of which wo give copies) were presented to the captain and doctor. The Ulcoate brings a large general cargo, consigned to Mr. David Nathm.

The new cutter Telegraph, which was launched on Saturday last by Messrs. Brown and Sims, at the North Shore, will be ready to rna\e her trial trip by Wednesday or Thursday next. She is 30 tons measurement, and copper-bottomed and is what may be called a decked cargo-boat, fit for general use. She will be under the command of Air. Hargreaves. The Kate, cutter, arrived yesterday from Taurangs, in ballast. The regular trading schooner Tanranga arrived yesterday from Tauranga. The ship Ulcoats arrived from London yesterday,

with a large general cargo and 100 passengers.— D. Nathan, agent. The .mckland, s.s, entered inwards at the Customs yesterday. She will proceed to the South as soon as possible. TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN POTTS, SHIP ULCOATS. Dear Sir,—We, the undersigned passengers by the ship Utooats, from London to Auckland, under yonr command, being thankful that we have arrived at our destination safely, beg that you will permit ns to testify to your able qua'ities as a commander, inasmuch as we fetl that you have, at all times and in all weathers, devotedly attended to duties, and most faithfully and carefully protected the interests of your owners. _ We sincerely trust you may long live to erjoy the blessings of health j and that your efforts through life may be crowned with success, will always be the hope of • Tours faithfully, (Signed by all the Passengers.)

TESTIMONIAL TO DR. J. B. BAKER, SHIP

ULCOATS. We, the passengers by the good ship Olcoats, from London to Auckland, cannot part from you without testifying our sincere appreciation of your endeavor at all times to promote our health and comfort during the voyage, for we feel much pleasure in stating that you have performed your several duties impartially, and that your affable, cheerful disposition,* coupled with your excellent example of moral conduct, enables us safely to tender you our h°artf"lt thanks. And with the hope that you may be blessed with health during yonr sojourn through life, and that Dame Fortune may always be pleased to smile upon you, we subscribe ourselves

Yours (Signed by all the Passengers.)