Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 177, 7 June 1864, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

j 1' O 1? T OK A U C K LAX D . | ARRIVALS. | Aloutii, barque, li'um Newcastle, N.SAV. j Piipi'iHc, brig, from Tahiti. Zilliih, schooncr, l'rum Napier via thu Coast, j DEPART! 1 KKS. j Ti.'M.S.S. Curie-"''. v. j Jl.jM.S.ts. lor Sydn*-y.

ENTERED INWARDS. JUKE o—Mary,o—Mary, 22 tons, Brown, from Waibeki, with 40 tons firewood. 6— Glimpse, 38 tons, Dickson, from Matakana, with 40 tons firewood, i ton pumpkins, 1 box poultry, 2 boxes eggs —5 passengers.— Kat t ray *fe Matlh\son, agent?. 6—Sea Breeze, 70 tons, Wheeler, from Russell, with 2 tons kauri gum, 3 casks pork. — S. J. .Edmonds, agent. G—Zdlah, schooner, GS tons, Sullivan, from Napier via tlie Kust Coast, with 12 ranks pork, 200 bay whc;lt, 20 do. utilize, S casks pork, 51 pkgs. fundtun —2 passengers. —J - Salmon & Co., agents. G —Tauranga, schooner, GO tons, Cellars, from Tauranga, with 15 bags wheat, 1 tons potatoes. :iO empty casks, 33 casks pork, 2 eases ginger nine, 2 cases lire arms —3U passengers. —T. Mucky & On., agents. o—Three0 —Three Sisters. 27 tons, "W; Hace, form Mercu Buy, with 18,000 feet sawn tii ber—3 pa Stephenson it Wurdell, agents. C —Three .Brothers,lS lons, Seymour, from Matigavv •u, with 2 toil potatoes, 2 cwt. butter, 20 doz. ;j cwt. cheese, 1 kit hams, 2 boxes fowls, 2 si.-ta veKetables, 3 packages furniture —G passengers.— T. Maeky & Co., agents. G—Volunteer, 22 tons, .Sullivan, front Mahurangi ami tlio llot Springs, with -1(5 tons tirowood, 17,01i0 shinp;l(-'s—(.i 6 —lsabella, IS tons, Toby, from Parengarenga, with 15 tons kauri gunl —2 passengers.—C. Davis, agent. G—Wanderer, tons, Morgan, from C'oromandel, with 11,01)0 feet sawn timber —2 passenger.-..— King, agent. G —Ono, lis tons, Stephens, from W'aihcki, with :;rj tons firewood.—l passenger. G—Aleeta, barque, G2G tons, Gallison, from Neweastie, N.S.W.—A. L. Thompson A: Co., agents. o—Papeete, l>rig, 300 tons, Ladewig, from Tahiti. Passengers—.Mr. and iris. Jtort fl —Sarah Alice, 15 tons, Nieman, from Coromand-1, with S,OOO feet sawn timber—S passenger>.— Stephenson tie "Waidell, agents. CLEAR El 1 OCT WARDS. jfNi; fi—Sarah Alice, 15 toirs, Nieman, for Coroniund'l, with sundries —15 passengers. —Stephenson and AVardell, agents. o—Marv,0 —Marv, 22 tons, Brown, for "Waibeki. in ballast, (j—Volunteer, 22 tons, Sullivan, for Mahurangi and the Hot Springs, in ballast—7 passengers. G —Ono, 17 tons, Stephens, for \\ ailieki, with s-im-dries — 3 passengers. C, —Chance, barque, 285 tons, Dale, for Newcastle. N.S.W., in ballast. —A. Woolicyand Co., agent?. (s—Neva, schooner, 'JO tons, .Marshall, for Sydney, in ballast.—Henderson and Maefarlane, agents. IMPORTS FOREIGN". Per Aleeta, from Newcastle, N.S. W.— : 175 head cattle, 310 sheep, A. L. Thompson A: Co. ' Pel* Papeete, Erom Tahiti : —150,000 oranges, 2,500 cocoa nuts, 3 eases dried bananas, 1 hex • Vanilla beans, order. , The American clipper barque Aleeta, Captain Gallison, arrived in harbour from Newcastle, with [ cattle, vesterday morning, .after a fine run of nin,, days. She sailed on the 28th ultimo, and for the first part experienced strong Southerly winds, afterwards fine light weather to the Three Kings, which she made on Saturday last. On Sunday night experienced a hard Mow from the N.E., aecompai.i, <1 by tliiek rainy weather. A barque, steering for this port, was sighted off the Poor Knights on Sunday ' evening. The Aleeta brings a cargo of cattle aial sheep, in excellent condition, and with but small loss ; they are consigned to Messrs. A. h. Thompson . A; Co. She is also the bearer of our latest Australian I intelligence, particulars of which will be found elsewhere. The Tahitian brig Papeete, C'npt. Ladewig, arrived in harbour yesterday morning from Tahiti via ltorotonga, -I-) days out. She experienced light and contrary winds as far as Itorotor.ga, where she touched 25 days since. I'pon having that place a strong S. E. trade was caught, but lasted only three days, when it fell light and ballling, continuing so until reaching this coast. The first land sighted was the Great Barrier on Saturday last. Sighted a barque la.-t Tuesday week, apparently bound to this port. The Papeete brings a cargo of oranges, &0., in excellent condition, also two passengers —.Mr. and Mrs. Hort. H.M.S.S. Cnraeoa and H.M.S.S. Eclipse left for Sydney yesterday morning. The ship Adelaide Pell, Capt. Barnes, leaves for Sydney again on Thursday next. The Dutch barque Baron Van Pallandt V;in i Bosendale, Capt. lJoogenstraalen, sails for Batavia this afternoon. The schooner Zillah, Capt. Sullivan, arrived "from Napier via the coast yesterday morning. The s.s. "Wonga "Wonga, Capt Ccllem, leaves the Manukatt for the South tin's morning, and the s. s. Airedale, Capt. I'erguson. to-morrow. 'The schooner Neva, Capt. Marshall, cleared for Sydney yesterday, mid sails this morning early. ' The barque Chance, Capt. Pale, hauled from the "Wharf into the stream last night, and leaves for < Newcastle this morning. Her berth will be taken up by the Duke of liothsay. The only vessels on the berth at Sydney r or this port at the date of last advices (2(ith ult.,) were the barques Alice Cameron and Charlotte Andrews. Tlu; brig Spray was advertised as loading for tlio Manakau. 'The schooner Sea Breeze, Capt. Wheeler, leaves for Kussell, ibis evening. The brig Maggie, Capt. Taylor, will sail for Newcastle either to-night, or early to-morrow morning. P O 1!T O F O X K II U X GA. ENTERED INWARDS. •IL'XE G—Paling. .12 tons, King, from Port Waikato, with 7 pigs, Kirkwood.—D. Kirkwood, agent. G—Excelsior, 52 tons, Pavies, from Kawhia, with •Kltl bushels wheat, 31)0 do.maize, 11 tons potatoes, 27 live ducks, 1 doz. geese, 2 casks kumaras, 2 kits onions, 2 do. pumpkins, 11 casks pork, 3 kegs lard, 1 chest tools, 1 plough, Go live pigs, "W. S. Greene; 2iio bushels wheat, Go kits potatoes, 2 do. onions, 1 boat Cheeseman ; 148 kits potatoes, o bags do., 7 kits wheat, 2 bags maize, 1 cask pork, 500 lbs. bacon, 2 live pigs, Xa/.cr: 1 boat, Kirkwood. Passengers—Mr. \\". S. Greene, Charles C. Cowel, and 1 native.—D. Kirkwood, ' l_