Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 137, 21 April 1864, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

VO RT O F AUCKL AX P . AIIRIVALS. St. Kilda. schooner, from l'iteairu's Islands, ria Norfolk Island. Fairy, schooner, from Mongonni. bris. from Xewcastle, X.S.W. Sea Breeze, schooner, from Russell. PF.I'A RTUKF.S. I'orio, s.s., for Xapvr. 11.M.5.5. Ksk, for Tauranga. 11.M.5.5. Falcon. for Tauranga. Tauranga. schooner, for T.uiranga. M.arv ami Kuith, barque, for Sydney. KSTKRfiI) IXWARDS. AI'HII. 20 -Marawiwi. Iri tons, ttr.rke. from the Puhui, with l!."> tons tin-wood. 20—Three Sisters. 26 Toils. Thomns, from Muhurangi. with It toils firewood. 200 foot house blocks—l passenger. 20 — Hira. 17 tons. Dennett. from T.iurauga via Mereurr !>av. with 7.000 feet sawn timber. 20 —I'otrel, 17 ton-, Matzen. from Wnngarei, with 5 tons gum. 1 do. potato.■s. 21 boxes fruit, 1 tou yra-9 -eed, -1 pkss.— 1 passengers. —S. J. Edmonds, agent. 20—Ariel. IS ions, IJaker. from Waiheki, with So tons lirewonj. -M- - 11 (' Turner, from Xapier, with 1001 sheep. A. Auckland ; t eases cheese. 7 butter, Mnekav : 7 barrels pork, Koberton & Co.—Cruiek--hsnk, Smart .V: l'o.. ajents. Icsjie. 10 tons. Armstrong. from Wangaroti, with 3,1.000 shingles. 2 boxes luggnse. ■jo—(ilamv. l:> tons. Boa!wright. from Matakami. with :>0 ton-; firewood, Itons potatoes, 15 turkeys. 12 post-. 5 passenger.-.. —1! at tray ami MathesOii, | agent*. _ . '

20 — Fancy. 27 tons. Kamo:iils from I! is Harrier. with 50* tons tirewood. —,1. Salmon -V c'o.. agents. j •jd—l,i:\, 17 tons. Allan, from Waiheki, with tons i i!rewo v .d. ; ll'a.i. l.i-iir. ll'S ions. Sun'er. from Newcastle, X.SA\ .. • with I'll tons caN. 13 tons coke, (•" boxes soap, i ! ton ( hi- 243 hags maize.W. pouter.—Stephenson I ,v Wank]!. air» nts. j CLEARED OUTWARDS. \vu:i. Mariwiwi, lo tons. P.urko, for th<* Pakiri. in ballast. Thn-e Si>ters. 2i< tons. Thomas. for Mnhin'augi. in ballast. T.-mringi. "50 ton'., Sellars, for Tauransra, with sun- j ilries. Passenger—T. 11. Smith.-—'I 1 . Macky .V : I'o.. agents. i Ariel. IS llaki-r. for Waiheki and Taupo, in : ballast. t i'orio. s.s.. 1 Hi tons. Tnnier. for Xapier, in bailaM. — Cruiek'i'.ank, Smart \* Co.. agents. Annie Laurie, o0 tons. Stuart, for Wungarei, with : —s passengers.— ('rui'-k.-h.tnk, .Smart a; ;U;ent>. j 1'...v,1. It; t.,ns. White, for Mercury l'ay and Tairua, witj »umlry iuereh.".iitli/'e — !•"> iiasscup i-M. j Liiv, 17 ton>, Allan, for Waiheki, in ballast. | !Marv ami M'iitii. -1-14 tons. Murray, for Sydney, with i part of original c.iriro from San Francisco. Pa~- ; >ev.^ers —Mc-.-rs. l-ewi>, 1 . unti Snowden.—T. Maekv A" Co.. agents. i Ait-e'-.t. 027 tons. Craliison. lor (iuuni, in bulla.-t. K XT!-: RE I) (irrWAUUS. Lindsays, 170 tons, Williams, for (.iuam. ' Tiio clipper briir Rita. Captain Soutcr, arrived from ! Xewcas-tle yesterday niorninir. with a cafiro of coals, < Ae. She sailed on tin* •'!ru instaiit, e.\ii..-rieucinu r a ! ?iiceesM"ii of tine weather until this coast, ; wh'-n Kasterly winds prevailed ; made Capo . Maria Van Kieinvn on t: 1• - 12th inst., and beat <lown th«.- coa.-l li-ht hfad winds. Siirhteda double tonsil briir. stcerinir to the Westward, on tlur 7th '

instant. :m< 1 a ste.im"r. hiund in tin.- same direction, on the ytn : also saw a ship and schooner off the : North Cape. ' The s:h->oner Fairy, Captain McCrrejpir. arrived from Monionui with a cargo of kauri mini, yesterday afternoon. She mailed on Saturday last, and reports liaviim spoken the steamer Prince Alfred, from this ' port. bound to l'ort Waikalo, oil' the Buv of Islands, ; uii Monday last. The schooner St. Kildu. Captain Edward*. returned j from her cruise to PiteuinVs Island last evening, j after "having discharged her cattle at the Tatnaki. I She left Auckland for Pitcairn. via Norfolk j Island. on the 25th November last : 11 wived at the ! Bay of Inlands oil the 2;>th. bavins; on the Bth I>eeeniber. Arrived at Norfolk Island on the l;ith of ilu* -snir wionth, ami took her departure from that | island .iijain oil the l'.ltli. with 2!) passeimcis lor l'lt- : cairn, arrivini: there after a pleasant passage of •! !■ . days; one death occurred on the pas-aire. which j look place on the 20tli January. Sailed from Pit- i cairns for Ilorotonga on the (3th February, touching ! at Opara on ttie Ititli. and arriied at on ; the Otli March; s:iiled again oil the T I til. and was oil' j Norfolk Island on the 28th. Left that island for this port on the 7th April, and experienced strong ! head winds all the passage. Put into Mongonui for j green food on the 15th inst., leaving on the ! 17th. On thu-3rd March, oil' Sunday Island, spoke ! the whaler Desdemona, of New .Bedford, 45 months ; out, with JGLH) barrels rui oil- The St. Kilcia ■ hriiiiirt two passun-^ers —Miss Harriett** Ward ami i Mrs. KdwuriK from Norfolk Island. also one from .. Cargo —10 bah*s wool, li tons n\\uet j potatoe.-, 7 hides. j The t>chooner Crest of the "Wave lias irone over to j the .North Shoie, ami placed mi the pat'-nt >2i|>, v*r j the purpose ofLeiiip: thoroughly overhauled, A:;*. . The M*hoon<-r Kiileman, Captain MeClutehie, has j bet* 11 ehai t«-v« d t'j convey a <:arir«» of Commissariat .-•tores to Taurauica ; from that port- she proceeds on to Wellington. The barque Alecta, Capt. Galtisou, sails for eastk-, X.S.W.. this morning. I The sehooner Sea Breeze, Capt. Wheeler, arrived I from I(u»ell yesterday afternoon; she brined 10 tons j kauri gum, ;md 4 passengers. i Tin; wssels took their departure vaster- ' day:—H.M.S.S. E?d;. and Falcon, tor | '"•-no. s.s., I'..r X-ipi'.-r; I'avy and Kdith. hanpie, for j Sydney * .-•'•homier, t»'*r T?iuraug.i. j Tii'- X.ii.th-, (/apt. White, leaves the Manukau j lor NY\vr,}>t[,.. to-morrow. [ TJie s.-. Capt. Francis, .sails for the j Southern Provinces to-morrow at noon. j 'I he baV'iii'j Glcenshe, for Newcastle, N.S.W., ;md ! schooner Jiu.ie Ami, for XewciiMle, both >ail to-mor-row. rh«- ship Lindays entered outwards for Guam yesterday, and sails in a few days. The H'hoonor Daring >ails from the Manukau for Faranaki thisdav with ;i full caiL r <>.