Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 7, 27 November 1863, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

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PORT OP AUCKLAND. ARRIVALS. Queen of the Mersey, ship, from London. Wilhelm, barque, from the Mauritius. K.-tiiri, schooner, from Lyttelton. DEPARTURES. St. Kilda, schooner, for Fitoairn and Norfolk Island. Rangatira, s.s. for the South. Heron, schooner, for Canterbury.

NOVEMBER., 26 Planet, 2G tons, Lewis, from Poverty Bar, with 16 bales wool, 120 bags wheat—S. j. Edmonds agent. ' 26—Fouy sisters, 19 tons, Hervin, from the "Wade, with 20 tons firewood, 200 feet house bloclcs, and passeDgers luggage—2 passengers. w6^r K . a S rl ' ?' f. 0 " 3 ' Shearer, from Lyttelton, vid the East Coast, with 230 bushels wheat, 220 bushels maize, 3 tons pork, I.V ton beef, 5 cwt, lard 2 passengers J*. Salmon tf" Co., Bgents. 26—Mavis, 28 tons, Nutuna, froinMaketu, in ballast —7 native passengers. 26_ , Aan „ Whitc > ls tons, Smith, from Waiheki, Tvifcn 23 tons firewood, 26 irtnnnf' I't 't" 3 ' ITat * iaW > fro "i Opotiki, with 10,000 feet timber, 10 casks pork, 2 horses—2 nasBengers. 26—Queen of the Mersey, ship, 1227 tons, J. Aitkin, from London. Passengers Thomas Cullen • Thomas Saston; T. Goodall ; Captain, Edward Margaret, and Lomaa James ; C.TipUdv ; J.Holp",; Mrs " Meive; Mary Jano," Charlotte, Robert, Dawson, and John Milne; D. Gordon; MatJdaand JlowJand Gordon; Reuben, Harriet & Sarah Danby; T A Arm, TP. and J. Bennett ; T. P. Georgo ; R. and J. Williams; N. G. Sthwassell; Walter Cudworth ; C. Coles ; A. Nicholson; Catherine JNidiolson ; Jane, Annie, II fa it, und E. Hall ■ C lara Haven ; Sirs. Elizabeth, Elizabeth, Arthur, and Mnry .Tnno Ennes : J,is. Rudm.ui ; John Bid-

l'er; William S. Smith; Walter Fruker; Isaac Janvan; William Parker; James Gr. Spcnce ; Leonard Maugham ; Elizabeth, Sarah, and Arthur Maugham; James Beard; Samuol Bruse; John John J., Elizabeth, Mary, and Sarah. Bruse; R. Davis ; Giles and Samuel Meddins; William Morgan ; John Stephens; Lewis Evans; D. Maddins ; —GL.W. Sanson ; S. T., and Elizabeth Curtis; John Lindsey ; Ann Porter; R. N. Mercer; John Morrisson Robert Evans; Joseph Hannard; John & Mi's. Hoiles ; Thomas Wilson ; Sirs. Carver ; Edmund Gillott; Richard Fletcher: William Fletcher; Wm. Acton ; James, Acton ; F. J., -Mary, Polly, Prudence, Anuie, and Edward Yates ; Mrs. MeGuillam; Mrs. F. Johnson; J. McGuillan ; Thomas McGuillan ; John 11. and Herbert Blunt; David Evanß; Owen Griffiths, H. and Oliver Norris; Phcebe Oliver; F. E. Whithouse ; Louisa A., and Olive Whithouse; Annie, William, Martha, Sarah Ann, Annie, Edward, Jane, Maria, and Jemima Campbell; Martha Gillott ; George Dewsburg ; Alfred Denby ; William Juckes; Mr. Hill; Joseph and. Mrs. Spode; Chas. H . Sikes; Thomas L. Marshall; Miss Jylee; Alfred and Mrs. Caulfield. Total 12!>.—W. S. Graliame, agent. 26—Wilhelm, Bremen barque, 236 tons, Farrelmann, from Mauritius. —Henderson & Maefarlane agents. CLEARED OUTWARDS, NorrarßEß. 26—Courier, ketch, 40 tons, Orbcll, for Oamaru via with 25,000 feet sawn timber—l passenger—Rattray & Matlieson, agents. 26—Four Sisters, 18 tons, Hervin, for the Wade, in ballast. 26 —Wee Tottie, brig, 151 tons, Brown, for Launceston, in ballast—J. Roberton & Co. agents. 26 —Mary Ann White, 15 tons, Smith, for Waiheki in ballast. 26 —Nymph, 18 tons, Kcrcamu, for Pakiri, in bal-last.-—1 passenger. IMPORTS FOREIGN. Per Queen of the Mersey, from London : —7 casks, Gilfiillan &, Co.; 189 pkgs., Bucholz & Co.; G cases, James Harris ; I ditto Brown, Campbell and Co. ; 2 ditto, Secretary Young Men's Society ; 2 ditto, S. M. Green and Co.; 1 ditto, Cruickshank, Smart and Co. ; 1 ditto, —Day ; 35 pkgs. Morrin& Co.; 6 ditto, S. H. Smith ; 20 eases, J. Roberton & Co.; 1 ditto, as addressed ; 2 ditto, Lord Bishop of Auckland ; 3 pkgs., order ; 1 box, as addressed; 3 cases, order; 3 ditto, Brown, Campbell & Co.; 5 ditto, Bucholz and Co.; 250 ditto, dit to ; 7 bales, Brown, Campbell and Co., 1 case, as addressed; 2 tierces, J. Robertson ; 4 cases, Rev. T. Buddie ; 1 ditto; E. Wayte ; 8 ditto, order; 3 casks, ditto; 2 puncheons, 1 ease, Buddie; 56 pkgs., S. Rout; 4 ditto, orderof R. Gilmour; 4 ditto, W. B. Montgomery ; 705 sash weights and 52 pkgs., S. Hague Smith ;77 ditto, W. Phillips & Son; 2 cases, A. Clark & Son ; 3 ditto, as addressed; 33 pkgs., L. J. Slierrand ; 78 ditto, 11. P. Stark ; 1 ditto, order ; 9 pkgs., ditto ; 481 ditto ditto; 4 cases, GilSllan & Co.; 32 ditto, J. Emanuel; 238 ditto, Cruickshank, Smart & Co. ; 62 ditto, order-; 100 ditto-, ditto; 1 ditto, ditto ; 121 pkgs, C. H. Turner; 144 ditto, order ; 11 cases, ditto ; 134 pkgs., ditto ;'2o ditto;' Brown, Hall, & Co.; 11 ditto, J. Rout; 1 case, J. Gane ; 1 ditto, Gilfillan & Co.; 7 cases, Lewis Brothers ;22 bundles, order; 40 drums, Bucholz & Co.; 1 case, J. W. Bam; 3 cases, as addressed; 6 cases, Bucholz & Co. ; 200 casks, J. Roberton & Co.; 750 sacks of oats, 47 pkgs., Mark Somerrille & Co.; 1 box, W. Buchanan; 100 cases, order; 5 ditto, Lewis Brothers; 2 ditto,E. & H. Isaacs ; 1 ditto, as addressed; 1 ditto, T. E. Wtmstatiley ; 6,150 pipes casting, order; 10 pkgs., W. C. Hill; 2 cases., as addressed ; 1 ditto, ditto ; 5 pkgs., order; 4 ditto, as addressed; 1 ditto, ditto ;12 cases, Dr. Fis-her; 1 ditto, Rev. T. Hamcr ; 3 ditto, as addressed ; 1 pkge.,. ditto; 1 case, ditto ; 1 ditto, ditto; 1 ditto, ditto; 1 ditto,ditto; 164 pkge., Cruickshank, Smart & Co.; 135 ditto, C. Stichbury &, Son ; 600 barrels, order ; 17 pkgee., J. H. Burnside it Co.; 219 ditto, D. Graham & Co.; 26 ditto, A. Clark and Son ; 223 ditto, D. Nathan; 1 case Combes & Daldy; 3 cases, A. J. Allen ; 4 cases, A. Clark &So» ; 2 ditto, E. Watkins; 24 ditto, Cruickshank, Smart, & Co. ; 3 ditto, Owen & Graham ; 83 pkgs., order; 5 ditto, E. &H. Isaacs ; 16 ditto, ditto; 4 ditto, T. C. Law; 757 ditto, Sam Brown ; 135 ditto, Lewis Brothers ; 89 ditto, E. &H. Isaacs ; 171 ditto, order; 90 ditto, Owen & Graham ;27 cases, Lewis Brothers; 9 ditto, Gilfillan & Co.; oO pkgs., Owen & Fendelow; 145 ditto, order ; 1 ditto, A. Clark & Son ; 152 pkgs., 21 tons coke, Cruickshank, Smart and Co.; 30 tanks, 4 boxes taps, 20 water casks, Walter Grahame ; 150 casks, unknown ;14 crates, S. Brown; 1 case, David Burn ; 1 ditto, Wm. Harris ; 3 ditto, uuktiown ; 1 ditto, as addressed ; 12 sheep, 3 pkgs., order ; 1 case, Thomas Henry Cooke ; tons coal, order; 2 pkgs., as addressed.—Walter Grahame, agent. Per Wilhelm, from Mauritius :--2SO tons 1 cask rum, Henderson and Maefarlane. ° The schooner Mavis, from Maketu; Kauri, frortiLytteltoii, rid the Coast; and cutter Planet, from Poverty Bay, all arrived yesterday morning. The s.s Lord Ashley, Capt. Randall, is due from the South this day. The brig Wee Tottie cleared for Launeeston yesterday, as also the ketch Courier, for Oamaru. The Courier goes via "Wangapoa, where she will ship a full cargo of sawn timber. By the lust mail from England wc leam that our old friend Captain William Kean has succeeded in purchasing three vessels—a brig and two brigantines for the New Zealand trade. The brig is named the Venus, is about 230 tons register, and said to be a fine craft. She was to load at London for this port via Adelaide and Wellington. The brigantines would lollow soon after. At the date ol last advices from England, Messrs. Houlder Brothers had chartered a new ship to proceed to Auckland. She was announced to sail on or about the 20th October. The fiags of the various vessels in harbour were yesterday tlown hall-mast, as a mark of respect for the deceased ofhecrs, Captnins Mercer and Phelps There was no news of the s.s. Wonga due from Raglan and the South on Wednesday last, having arrived in the Manukau up to yesterday evening. She is announced to leave again on Saturday next. ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE MERSEY. The ship Queen of the Mersey, Captain Aitken, arrived m harbour yesterday afternoon, after a passage of 118 days from Gravesend. Slia sailed on the and too ' t: her final departure from Scillv on the Bth. Crossed the equator on the 17th September, and passed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on October 16th. The first land made on this coast was the Three Kings, on the 23rd instant, 'm - V VCs3c i W;lB scen ; she was bound for ChiDa. lhc Queen of the Mersey experienced a constant succession of light and contrary winds to the line, and oil t.ie Cape of Good Hope had a week's easterly wind. She brings an addition to our population oi l-o souls, all well, there having been no deaths oi births on the passage. The clean and healthy mauner m which the ship has come into port reflect! great credit on Captain Aitken and his officers. Tilt following is a list ot the trades or callings of the passengers : — 1 sailor, 28 farmers, 2 governesses, 4 carpenters, 2 tailors, 1 millwright, 3 grocers, 1 shoemaker, 3 drapers, llabourers, 1 steward, 2 housewives, 10 female servants, 1 plumber, 1 surveyor, 1 saddler, 2 joiners, 1 miller, 1 gardener, 1 gasfitter.

OF THE "WILHELM. |

Ihe Bremen barque Wilhelm, Captain Louis Farrelmann, anchored shortly before the Queen of the Mersey. She is from the Mauritius, whence alio sailed on the 4th Octobor ; expuriencod variable principally W. and N. W., on the vJsZI across. The Wilhdm is a new ship, about'Sn months old, and now on her Orst voyage, and has made a good passage of fifty-three days from Port Louis She brings a large cargo of sugar, and is consigned to Messrs. Eendernon & Manfarlane. '