PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 681, 19 January 1866, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

>.Fkatuer.—January IS—Fine. Wind, N.E. ABIIIVALS. Tvanhoc, schooner, from Mongonui. Clyde, schooner, from Wartgapoa. Kate, cutter, from Kennedy's Bay. Cordelia, cutter, from Mahurangi. DEPASTURES. Foitmie, schooner, far Tnnrang.'iKcreti, schooncv, for the Thanioe. 1 >ot, schooner, for Omah. .Hero, cii Her, for Mercury l>ay. I PROJECTED DEPARTURES. F,.k Navieu.—-Bittern, early. The South.—Lady Bird, s.b., 23rd; Lord Ashley, <-th February. Hokttiiv a*—Petrol, early. AVaNgahhx.—Smuggler, this day. Tat7Ua.no A. —Bella, early. MONnoxr i.—Tvanhoo. to-morrow. <JuA>r —Charlotte Andrews, early. .South Si:a Islands. —Nova, early. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. IT.'M. b.s. Eclipse, from a cruise. . H.M. 5.3. Brisk, from Sydney. H\M. s.s. Cur.iroa, from Sydney via Norfolk Island. :H M. 8 h. Rsk. from Napier. II.M. s.s. Falcon, from Wellington. Alice, schooner, from iSan Francisco, via Honolulu and Tahiti. 'Boyd, schooner, from Mereii-y Bay. Bella Marina, coal hull: Ball'irat, barque, from London. Charlotte Andrews, barque, irom Newcastle. ■Clyde, schooncr. from "YVangapoa. Gala, ship, from liondon. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Marion, coal hulk. Neva, schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Nile, schooner, from Cabbage Bay. Percy, ship, from London. hrigantine, from Hokitika. '.Susan, coal hulk. Southern Cross, schooner, from the South Sea Islands via Sydney. Smuggler, cutter, from the Chatham Islands. Venus, brig, from Port Waikato. VESSELS EXPECTED. Ayr, barque, from the Mauritius via Adolaido. America, cutter, from Norfolk Island. Beautiful Star, s.s., from Napier. ■Constance, barque, from California. 'Cossipore, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 5917, eruled October 14. -Golden City, ship, from London (loading.) Hydra, thip, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Ivanhoe, schooner, from Mongonui. Kate, barque, for Sydney. Lord Ashley, s. a -, from the South, (due 28th). Lombard, barque, from Port Curtis, Queensland. Lady Bird, s.s., from the South, dun 19th. Liverpool, ship, from London, sailed Oct. 29. Maori, ship, from Adelaul.:. Mary 'Shepherd, ship, from London, sailed Oct. 27. Prince Alfred, s.s., from Sydney, due '22nd. Sarah Ann, barque, from Hobart Town, 2 d.p., Gil Silver Eagle, ship, from London, (loading.) Salamander, ship, from Port Curtis, Queensland. Sylph, schooner, from Kaip.ira. Victory, ship, from Loudon (loading.) ,S'i\!ab. r . schooner, from iNapier. ENTERED INWARDS,

JAN'UAttY IS—Cordelia, 20 tons, Brown, from Mahtir&ngi, with 100 bags corn flour, 5 boxes batter, -! do. eggs— S passenger?. —Edmonds & -Inking. agents. 18—Whau, 15 tons, Hcycr, from Waiheki, with 21 tons firewood. I IS—Kereti, 14 tons, Brown, from tho Thames, with j 7 tons kauri gum.—Edmonds & Jakins, agents. 1 I.B—Xranhoe, 71 tons, ItcG-regor, from Slongonui, ■with 3 bales wool, 30 sheep, 2 ships' pumps, 1 ton onions—ls passengers.—Cruiekshank, Smart &. Co., agent 3. 18—Waterlilv, 25 tons, Allan, from "Waiheki, with 50 tons firewood. 18—Kndeavour, 16 ton?, Hodgson, from Waiheki, with 30 tons firewood. 18 —Three Pistera, 37 tODs, Ofborne, from tho Great Barrier, with oQ tons firewood.—Captain, agent. CLTEAIiED OUTWARDS. .TANTTAKY 18—Fortune, 21 tons, Parker, for Tauranga, with 20 hbda. ale, 3 head c-tttln, 14 pkgs. grocerie*—2 passengers.—T. & Co., agents. 18—Dot, 27 tons, Jones, for Omah, with 3 anchors and chains, 500 feet timber, 1 Hour mill, ami sundries—4 passengers. 18—Susan, 18 tons, Simpson, for Maraiti, in ballast. IS—Waterlily, 28 tons, Allan, for Omah, in ballast. 18—Endeavour, 16 tons, Hodgson, for Waiheki, with sundries. 18—Kereti, 14 tons, Brown, for the Thames, with Kiindry merchandize. —Edmonds & Jakins, agents. ENTERED OUTWARDS. JANUARY. —Nova, schooner, for Tahiti and tho South Sea Islands. The Ivan hoe.—The regular trading sclioonej Ivanhoo, Capt. McGregor, arrived in harbour early yesterday morniDg from Mongonui bringing a cargo of wool, sheep, gum, &c., and IS passengers. She left on Monday nii;ht last, and had fine weather with light winds throughout the passage. Reports tlie barque Annie anil Jane, as loaded and about to sail for China, with a cargo of timber. The Clyde.—The clipper schooner Clyde, Capt. Cheshire, arrived early yesterday from Cruig's Mills, "Wangapoa, with a carero of 25,*100 feet sawn timber, and seven passengers. The Clyde made a very good passage^"p of IS hours, having left the previous evening. Reports the schooner Queen, Captain Menzies, as having sailed from Wangapoa for Napier on Tuesday last, uith a full cargo of timber, shingles, c. The Clyde leaves again for Wangapoa this evening. Thf. Lady Eied.—The S.Z.S.JT. Co.'a s.h. Lady Bird, Copt. JCreeft, is due to-day from the South via Tauranga. Tho Nkva. —Tho South Sea Island trader Neva, Captain J. B. Young:, entered outwards at the Customs ye3terday for Tahiti and tho South Sea Islands, and will sail shortly. The schooner Vistula, Captain Paton, arrived at Wanganui from the Kaipara on the 12th inst., and the schooner Banshee, Capt. Nolan, also arrived the following day from the saino port, both with cargoes of pawn timber. The schooner BIa"k Hawk, Captain McKenzie, arrived at Wellington, from • anterbury on the 11th instant, after a fine run, bringing a cargo of oats. The three matted schooner Amelia arrived at Wellington from Chili via Canterbury, with a cargo of flour on the 11th inst. The ship Oommodore, -562 tons, Captain Colville, arrived in Wellington harbour on the 12th instant, after a fine passage of 100 days from London. The first bale of wool for the homeward cargo was put on board tho ship Wild Duck on Tuesday evening. The ship was gaily dressed for its reception, a gun was fired, and three cheers given as it was hauled from the cargo boat into the vessel. — Wellington Independent, Jan. 13. The schooner fortune, Parker, master, sailed last evening for Tauranga, with a full cargo of merchandize, &c. The cutter Kate arrived in harbour early yesterday morning from Kennedy's Bay, with a full cargo of Bawn timber. The schooner Kereti, Brown, master, sailed last night for the Thain-s, with a full cargo of merchandize, &c. The schooner Dot, Jones, master, sailed yesterday for Omah, with a full cargo of sundries, &c., amongst which was a chain, gear, anchors, &c., for a new vessel. The cutter Hero, Joiner, master, for Mercury Bay, took her departuro early yesterday morning for another cargo of sawn timber. Theifahurangi trading cutter Cordelia, Captain Brown, arrive! yesterday morning from Mahurangi, with a cargo of-corn flour, butter, eggs, and other produce. _. Loss of the Garhawalt.—Tho British ship Garra■walt, 627 tons, witli a cargo of tea and silk, for London from Shanghai, fell in with very heavy

weathor on the 26th ultimo, when near the Pratas Shoal, which continued until the Ist instant—gale from the N.N. E. to K. The ahip then struck and became a complete wreck on the shoals off the northeast point of Hainan. The master (George Phillips) and two seamen were drowned; the remainder ot tho crew got safely on shore. Eight stayed wlicra they landed; tho others (.seventeen) walked to e place called Xow Chow, whencd they loft in .I line • for Sui-Tong, where thev found die British stcameia Prince Kuc S lind Sir J. Joejeebhoy. Tho j,', I '' vessel bronglit these to O'H port, lu-icnd nf Cann, October 29. «.