PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 636, 25 November 1865, Page 4

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVAL. Phcobo, e.8., from Southern Ports. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Foe Tabanaki.—Harriet King, early. Hgkitika.—Metoor, early. Raglan and tub South.—Prince Alfred, to-day Wanoanui.—Albatross, early. VESSELS IN HARBOUU. Prince Alfred, p. 8., from Waikato. Blue Nose, p.s., from Waikato. Harriet King, from Nowcastle. Albatross, from Hokitika. Moa, coftl hulk. Voluntoer, coal hulk. W. C. Wontworth, coal hulk. Meteor, schooner, from Hokitika. Gazelle, from Hokitika. Eagle cutter, from Nelson. Phoebe, from Southern Porta.

VESSELS EXPECTED. Storm Bird, e.g., from tho South. Excelsior, from Hokitika. Mary Thompson, from tho South. Thane of Fife, from Hokitika. Bessy, from HoVitika. Ringdove, from Hokitiki. Bengal, with cattlo. Fairy, from Hokitika. ENTERED INWARDS. NOVEMBER 24—Phoebe, 416 tons, Ferguson, from tho Southern Ports, with 1 case drugs," Davis ; 342 bags potatoes, Fleming ; 1 box stationery, 8.N.Z.; 1 cask beer, Lewie; 1 chost tools, 1 pkge. effects Pegler; 1 parcel cloth, M.jKonzie. Passengers—Dr. Hector, Rev. R. Laishloy, Messrs. Lowis, Young, Watty, Laine Mackenzie, Solomon, Buchanan, DickthsIfin, Davis, Young, Basel), Cohen, Wolf, Anderson, Beddoes, Mrs. Boddoos, Miss Hammond. Fore Cabin: Mrs. Scott, Messrs. Beardon, Herman, Cohon, |Jacobs, Isaacs, Watchtell, Havorth, Miss Priddy." Tho b.s. Pheobo, Capt. Ferguson, arrived from tho Southern Porte yesterday morning. She loft tho Bluff and intermediate Ports at the usual datee. The p.s. Princo Alfred will leavo for Raglan, Taranaki, and Wanganui, this morning. The schoonor Meteor will sail for Hokitika, tomorrow. POET OF "WAIKATO. WEATuKn-Kovcmber 23ru-Un£ettled and Btoriny. Wind S.S.W.-Sqiially. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Au Bovoir, schooner. Favourite, cutter, ready for sea. Progress, cutter, ready for sea. Waipa, steamer, Cook. Avon, coal hulk. ARRIVALS. 20—Rangiriri, e.s., Fernandoz, from Upper Wnik»to. Passengers : Staff-Surgeon Major Gibb, M.D., Major Miller, 12th Regiment, and Mr. Maltriivcr, Purveyor's department. 21—Wai'pa, steamer, Cook, from Upper Waikato, towing two bargos. DEPARTURE. ' 20 Rangiriri, colonial steamer, Fernandoz, for Bluff and Upper Waikato. Passengers for liluff: ;Dr. Gibb, Major Miller, Mr. Maltraver ; snd one woman and two children for Harapipi.

Yesterday it blew a etiff gale from tho S. and S.SW. Thoro was consequently such a heavy bar that it was quito impracticable for any vessel. This morning it is still blowing pretty freshly, but the bar is emoother. 1h; Wnipa, Capt. Cook, brought down a barge of Mr. Young's for repairs ; she was snagged and sunk a few days ago a little above tho eoal mines while in tow of the Waipa, having a large cargo on board at tho time for Mr. Young, up-river stores. Mr. Young will bo a severe loser by the accident. Captain Cadell, on learning what had happened, placed a large government bargo at Capt. Cook's disposal, an'l with her assistance the sunken vessel was successfully raised, and brought down hero for repairs. Tho Kohoroa has not yet been recoveied, tho cold wet vnnl-her we have had lately interfering very much with the success of operations, which must necessarily, to a grest eiteut, bo conducted _in tho water. Several natives are employed in diving and filing the chains, &c, to her, necessary to raising her.