POrT OF ONEHUNGA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 687, 26 January 1866, Page 4

POrT OF ONEHUNGA.

ARRIVALS. Phoebe, s.s., from Southern Ports. Miranda, from Gr''y Kiver. YHSSRIiS KXt'ICCTJSD. Little Fred, from Wang ■nui. Fairy, fin in Grey River. Prince Alfred, ]>■>'~ from Radian and Waikato. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fou Gkey Kivek.—Thane of Fifo, early. Nkwcasti.e. rantoro, and Au Jievoir, oarly. Hokitika.—Eagle, early. Soutiierx Ports—Phcebe, s.s., on the 28th. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Albatross, from Wanganui. J-Slue Nose, from Waikato. ship Irorn Newcastle. Favorite, from Waikato. Meteor, from li'olritika. Moa, coal hulk. Progress, from Taranalri. Ringdove, from Uokifika. Thane of Fife, from Nelson. Volunteer, coal hulk. W. o'. Went worth, coal hul'<. Phoebe, s s., iroin Southern Port.-.. Miranda, from Grey River. entered ixwards. JANUARY 25—Miranda, 23 tons, Judd, from Grey River, in ballot. Passengers: John and Charles Brers Thomas Cade, T. Sadler, J. P.ryant, and 1 others! —AV. D. Brewer, agent. Phcebe, 310 tons, Ferguson, from tho South. Cargo • 1 case, 2 packages I. Rose.—Passengers : Mr. f! WhUalter, Miss WUitak-r (2), Mr. and Mrs. Parsons, Miss Humphrey*, Miss liry.-on, Mips Malin" Mr. A. L. Thomson, Mr. Ooker, Mr. Young, Mr.' Wilson, Oapt. Buchanan, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Jacobs Master Loyett, Mrs. and -Miss Ghuch, T. M ichor' Bliss Nable, W. trail, Messrs. Parker, Spenee,' Turner, Thomas, Mclaughlin, Nicolas, Brighan', Borrey, Hill, Hayor, Yates, Fisher, Glover, Sherry i, Smith, Heri'ernan, Oliver, Kane, "Williamson, Hobin, Donald, Pitt, McKay, Bryon, Lovert, J. Brisrhan/D. Brigliam, Pottinger, Se well, Parker, McCullin, Harper. The cutter Progress will probably leavo for Waikato to-day. Tbe s.s. Phcebe will leave for tho Southern Ports I on Sunday next. |

Tho Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company's steamer Phcobe, R. il. Ferguson, commander, arrived in tho Manukiu on the 25th ins j., at 11 am. Tho cause of her lato arrival was tho blustering 6tato of tho wnather at midnight of the 23rd, tho time appointed for leaving Nelson, tho pilot not deeming it prudent to take tho vessel out till 1 p.m. the following day ; sho was also detained at Wellington by tho Government for over 24 hours beyond her appointed time for leaving. Ilor dates of arrival and departure from Southern Ports are as follows :—Left BlulF harbour at 4 p.m. on tho 12th instant; arrived at Port Chalmers tho following morning, at 4 a.m.; left again on the 15th at 11.30 a m., arriving in Lyttclton at !) a.m. noxt day •, sailed thenco on the 17th at 8.30 p.m. ; arrived in Wellington at 9.30 p.m. on the 13t.1i ; le!t Wellington at 40 minutes past noon on the 20th. and aimed in Pieton lit 7 10 p m. eamo day ; caib d tho following morning at 4.15, blowing hard at tho time from S. IC , with a thick atmosphere, when half-way down Queen ("h i'-lotte's hound, the win;! ncrcasi.'d to hurricane violence, and continued so until reaching the French Pass, when it moderated slightly ; oil tho Croix dies it again blew in squalls most violently, till arriving oli' Nelson at one p.m., 21st inst. icft Nelson on tho 23r'.l at 1 pm ; weadier thick and squally; flowed engines during the night, and arrived oIF Taranakij 9 a.m. following morning ; weather flue, but heavy surf breaking on the beach, landed a portion of tho cargo during tho day. Wo would remark now that the cargo boats are in tho hands of a few of the merchants of this port, no exertion is put forth to facilitate tho discharging of cargo, thereby detaining tho vessel longer than otherwiso is really necessary. Left Taranaki at 7 o'clock on tho ovening of the 24th, experienced line weather till arriving in tho Manukau as above. The excellent sea-going qualities and comforts of this favourite vessel, are highly spoken of by her numerous passengers. The p.a. Prince Alfred may bo expected from oagle.n and Waiicnto to-day. Tho cutter Miranda, Captain Judd, arrived from Orey Rii-er la t evening about 5 o'clock, having left tho Grey on the I8t!i inst. iixperieneed strong bead winils ; sighted the schooner Falcon on her pa?s ige hence, bound for tho Grey. Tho Gazelle lott tho Groy on the 165 th, bound for Auckland.

POUT OP HKATJ-ICOTE. ARRIVED.

JANUARY. 16—Hercules, cutter, from Auckland, with timbor. SAILED. JANUAIIY. 15—Roindie, sehooncr, for Dnnedin. 15—Celt, schooner, Mclven/.ie, for Wanganui, with 500 sacks oats. 15 —Sea 13elle, cutter, for Wanganui, in bnllast, 15 —Son Shell, cutter, for Auckland, in ballast. 15 —Pose Ann, schoono r , Jones, for Anckland, in ballast. POUT OF KELSON. SAILED. JANUARY. 17 —lvate Grant, schooner. Matzen, for Taranaki. 17 —Venture, cutter, Windover, for Collingwood.