PORT OF AUCKLAND.

New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 719, 5 March 1866, Page 4

PORT OF AUCKLAND.

Wbathi*.—BT»rch 3.—Fine. Wind S°utherly. tllcr ;March 4.—Northerly breeze, vritb fine westner. arrtvais. MA"RCU 3. Lee, cutter, from Cahbage Bay. march 4. Silver "Eaelo, ship, from London. Anne Melhuisb, barque, from Newcastle, N.B. W. TTauTaTiffa, fchoon.pr» from Taurarigft. "Bob Roy, cutter, from Kennedy s Bay. Aquilla, cutter, from Mercury Bay. DEPARTURES. MARCTI 3. Sea Breeze, ichooner, for Ruseell. Tawera; echooner, for Napiur via the Great Barrier. . ~ -- , Saucy Ta»a, schooner, for Napier na the Uren. Barrier. _ Lark, schooner, for Tnranga, Poverty Bay. Bylph, schooner, for Kaipara. H.M s.s. Brisfe, on a cruise. Mary Ann, cutter, for Tairua. Hero, cutter, for Mercury Bay. MARCH 4. liOrd Ashley, B.tf., for tho South. PROJTCCrrED DEPARTURES. Foh Loxdox.—Perev, and Ballarat, early. SYDfTEV.—AIice Cameron, to-morrow. Wasoirei.—Kato Crrant, this day. ISJorrGo^TTi.—-Ivanhoe, this day. Coromandel.—Tasmanian Maid, p. 9., this day. Newcastle.—Gratia and Glencoe, early. VESSELS IN H.*"RBOUR. Alico fameron, barque, from Sydney. Anne Melhuish, barque, from Newcastle, N.S.W . Bella Marina, coal hulk. 13rat, Vsrque, from London. Dashing Wave, barque, from Newcastle. IN.S.W. •Glencoe, barque, from "Newca-tle, "N.3.W. 'Gratia, brig, from Nowcastle, N.S.W, Jvanhoe. schooner, from Mongonni. ITrite Grant, schooner, from Manukau. Kauri, schooner, from Wangarei. Morion, coal hull;. Mary Shepherd, ship, from London. Percy, ship, from London. Prince Regent, barque, from Newcastle, W.S.W* Sarah Ann, barque, from Hobart Town. Snsan, coal hulk. Southern Cross, schooner, from the South Sea Islands via Sydney. St. Kilda, schooner, from Sydney. Silver Eagle, ship, from 1 ondon. Tasmanian Maid, p.s., from Wangarei. Tauranga, schooner, from Tauranga. "VESSET.B EXPECTED. U.M. s.s. Eclipse, from Wellington. Alexandra, "hip, from London, 1 d.p., 240, (loading). I d.p., .£079. Bella Mary, barque, from Hobart Town, 3 d.p., 8320,.sailed 23rd. ricssipore, ship, from Tiondon, 3 dp., 8917. Co-stance, barque, from Newcastle, 2 d.p , <1279. 3SJ!en Bimpson, barque, from Melbourne, 1 d.p., Juno, barque, from Newcastle, N.S/W., 1 d,p., 6514. Kate, barque, from Sydney, 1 d.p., 6539. Liverpool, hhip, from London, 1 d.p., 7206, sailed Nor. 15. Uofiarch« v&lup> from Tjondon, 1 8491 (loading). Maori, sMp, from Adelaide, 2 d.p., 7523. Queen of the North, ship, from London, 3 d.p., 726, (loading). Qaeen, s.s., from the South, due 9th inst. Rita, brig,'from Sydney, 2 d.p., 7930. Salamander, ship, frc-m Port Curtis, Queensland 2 d.p.. 570. Swordfish. briarantine, from Melbourne, 2 d p., 4597, sailed Feb. 12. • Sir George Grey, barque, from Valparaiso, 3 d p., 5879. Trieste, barque, from San Francisco. 1 d.p., 0847. Waverly, brig, from China, 2 d.p., 2540. ENTERED INWARDS. MARCH 3—Annie Laurie, 24 tons, Stuart, from Wangarei, •with 8 liead cattls. S—Petrel. 17 tons. Nieman, from Coromandel, with 40.000 feet timber—4 passengers. 3—Ono, 17 tons, Warnsted, from the Great Barrier, with 30 tons firewood—4 passengers. 3—Lady Wynyard, 29 tons,, Trimmer, from Mahurangi, with 70 tons firewood. 3—Mahurangi, 21 tons, Queen, from Mahurangi, with 30 tons firewood. 3—Bessy, 25 tons, Edwards, from the Thames, with 16,000 feet timber.—Edmonds & Jakins, agents. 3—Two Sisters, 19 tons, Silver, from Matakans, with 36 tons firewood—3 passengers. 3—Lily. 17 tonF, Joseph, from Waiheki, with 30 tonß firewood 3—Waterlily, 25 tons, Al'an, from Omah, with 45 tons firewood. 3—Glance, 18 tons, Dickson, from Matakana, with II head cattle, 1G bags, 2 boxes onions, 8 ditto ditto, 10 boxes eggs and butter, 4 ditto pears—2 passengers. 3—Lee, 22 tons, Lombard, from Cabbage Bay, with 20,000 feet sawn timber -2 passengers - —J. Casey, agent. 3—Comet, 17 tons, Deer, from Puhoi, with 35 tonß firewood. 3—Pea Breeze, 70 tons, Norris, from Russell, with ■26 head cattle. 100 sheep, 8 tons kauri gum, 20 cases apples—l 7 passengers.—Edmonds A Jakins, agents. 3—Four 'Pinters, 17 tons, Gomez, from Puhoi, with 34 tons firewood. 4—Airedale, s s , 286 tons, Meikleham, from Southern Ports, with 15 bixe« gold dust (14 500 ozs.}. Bank of New Zealand; 1 case ale, Hooper; 50 bags prass seed, Shepherd Passengers—Mr. Knight, Mr. King, Mr. J. H. Ware, Mi«s Whitely, Miss Miss Overstone, Mr. Beck, Mr. Ridley, Mr. Heron, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Hall, Mr. T. Sud■wiek, Mr. Onrrigan, J. Colgrove, Mr, Barber, J. "Wilson, Etaraka, Gleeson, Applely, C. Hewson, D. Stewart, and 2 soldiers.—H. M. Jerris, agent. CLEARED OUTWARDS. luscn s—Aloe, 10 tons, De Thierry, for the Thames, with timber and sundries.— t dmonds & Jakinp, agents. 3— Breeze, 70 tons, Norris, for Russell, with 20,000 feet timber, and sundries. Passengers— Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Oook, Mr. Brown, Mr. Jones. Mr. Smith, Mrs. Barker, Capt. Powditch.— Edmonds & Jakins, agents. 3—Taweva, 55 tons, Raker, for Napier via the Great Barrier, with 1 tierce tobacco, and 100 tons firewood (to he at the Barrier)— 3 passengers. —J. S. Macfarlane, agent-. 3—Lord Ashley, s s., 296 tons, Worap, for Napier and Southern Ports, with 6 casfs, (transhipped ex Prince Alfred), 7 casks, 1 pocket hops, 15 boxes, 12 cases. 3 bales merchandize, for Nnpier; 10 casks, 10 boxes do., for Wellington j 1 chfst, for Lyttelton; 1 casa for <~>ta2o. Passengers—Mr. J. E. Green, and Mr. Bofsley, for Napier; Mr. E. Bull, . for Wellington; Mrs. Schroder, Miss Atkinson, and Mr. Johnson, for l,yttelton ; Mr. T. B. Gillies, and Mrs. Fleming, for Otago.—ll. M. Jerris, agent. 3—Annie Laurie, 24 tons, Stuart, for Wangarei, in .ballast—2 passengers. S—-Mary Ann, 21 tons, Wood, for Tairua,' with sundries. S—Petrel, 17 tons, Nieman, for Port Fitzroy, Barrier Island, with 4,000 bricks, 5 tons coal, and sundries—9 passengers. 3—Hero, 30 tons, Joiner, for Mercury Bay, with sundries. , B—Saucy Lass, 38 tons, McKenzie, for Napier via tho Great Barrier, with 13,000 shingles, 60 tons firewood, 1 cart—l passenger. 3—Mahurangi, 21 tons, Queen, for Mahuraugi, in ballast. 3—Bessy, 25 tons, Edwards, for the Thames, with sundries.—Edmonds & Jakms, agents. 3—Two Sisters, 19 tons, Sivier, from Matakana, in ballast. 3—Lark, 23 tons, Toko, for Turanga, Poverty Bay, with stores, &0., for the contractor—4 passengers. —T. Maokj' & Co., agent?. .3—Lily, 17 tons, Joseph, for Waiheki, in ballast 2 passengers. 3—Wateriily, 25 tons,.Allan, for Waiheki, in ballast. B—Glance, 18 tone, Dicks n, for Matakana, with «i jniudfiM—LO passengers. - " 8—24 tons, Bullivan, for Mahurangi; in ballast 0a ,3 Bgents,

3—Ringdove, 21 tons, Brown, for Mahurangi, with sundries —8 passengers.—Edmonds and Jalnns, agents. _ , . 3—Four Sister?, 17 tons, Gomez, for the Wado, in ballast—2 passengers. . . 3—Comet, 17 tons, Door, for Mahurangi, in ballast. 3—Prince Regent, barque, 257 tons, Mcßurney, for Newcastle, N.SW., in ballast, Passengers—J. Hansard, J. Boutoll, Mrs. Boutell and 2 children. —Henderson and Macfarlane, ngente„ 3—Sylpli, 50 tons, Boult, f.;r Kaipara. with about 100 tons sundry merchandize. —Brown, Campbell & Co., agents. .ENTERED OUTWARDS. MAIIOH 3—Grata, brig, Davis, for .Ncwcistle, N.S.W. Er ti TUiC.— L typographical orror occurred in our \ver~ r summary notice in Saturday's ißsue The Li l i pool, from London, was eait to be 180 days ov.r, whereas it should read " 108 days out. J?he i-iverpool, however, may bo now hourly looked The Tavbanoa. —The regular trading schoonnr Tauranga, Captain D. Sellars, arrived in harbour last evening from Tauranga, bringing a cargo of 15 tons kituri gun,, 4 horses, 4 tons military stores, and fourteen passongers. She left that port at 10 a,in. on Saturday last, and had line wenthor throughout. She roports the brigantiiie Eclipse, having arrived there from Gladstone, Queensland, with a cargo of cattle, which sho hud discharged, and was awaiting a fair wind to sail again for Australia. The s.s. Ahuriri and p.a. Sturt had both arrived from this port, and the latter vess 1 had left again for Opotiki. The schooner Hope, hence, had just arrived, and the Swallow and Susan loft for the Bom'er for firewood, in company with the Tauranga. Coaster's Sailed. —The following coasting vessels have sailed sinee our last, full particulars ot their cargoes, &c., will bo found elsewhere : —Sea Breeze, schooner, for liussell; Tawera and Saucy Lass, schooners, for "Napier via tlio Barrier; Lark, Ecliooner, for Tunrnnga, Povcity Bay; Sjlph, fchooner, for Kaipara; Maiy Ann, cutter, for Tairua; ll>-ro, cnltor, for Mereun- Bay. The s.s. Lord Ashluy — i he P.N.Z. and A.R.M. Comp nv'a s.s. Lord Asluley, Captain Worsp, sailed at 4 30 p.m yesterday for the Soutliorn Provinces, with 21 horses, a general cargo, and ab jut 20 { asaengers. The bar-mo Prince Regent, Captain Meßurney, cleared at the Customs on Saturday, for Newcastle, N.S.W., in ballast, and will sail this morning early. The cutter Aquila arrived in harbour last evoning from Heronry Bay, will) a full cargo of sawn timber. Th« cutter Lee, Lombard, master, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning last, from Cabbage Bay, i with a 'nil carg-. of sawn timber. ' H.A1.5.8. Brisk, Captain Hope, took hor depart urn at noon, on Saturday Ust, under steam ; her destination is uncertain, but it is reported to bo either Wellington or Hobart Town. '1 lie brig Gratia, Captain Davis, entered outwards at tho Customs on Saturday last, for Nowcastlo, N.S.W-, and will sail to-morrow. Thep.s. 'lasmanian Maid, Captain Jackson, leaves for Coromandel at 11 a.m. to-day, returning again to-morrow afternoon. Tho sailing of the barque Alice Cameron, Captain Nearing, for Sydney, has been postponed until tomorrow at noon. A man-of-wr.r steamer was signalled yesterday morning, but shortly afterwards was telegraphed as having passed out of sight. Upon enquiry wo learnt that sho went into the Kawau, so wo may presumo it is the Eel ipso, from 'Wellington via tho East Goaßt, with his Excellency the Govcrner. The cutter Rob Hoy, Mel.eod, master, arrived last evening from Kennedy's Bay, with a full enrgo of sawn Timber. Tho fine cutter T apwing, Captain Edwards, arrived in the Manuknu harbour on Fudav afternoon at 6 p m., frim Hokitika, sho having left that place ou the 24th. Had htrong head winds for the first two days. Phe will loavo again for the same placo on Friday, tho 9th inst. The cutter Progress, Captain Williams, arrived in harbour from Taranaki on Friday afternoon at G p m. She left that place on Monday, having had strong head, winds, bhe will leavo to-day for Waikato. Tho fine schooner Fxcelsior, Captain Tworson, arrived in tho Manuknu on faturday morning from Taranaki, havi' g left that placo on Tuesday morning. Had strong head winds throughout the passage. The schooner Isabella, Captain Collin, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning, fiom the Groy Kiver. She left that place on the 19th instant, having had very hud weather throughout her passage. She brines a few packages of sundries. The schooner Emrn.i Jane, and tho cutter Kagle, will loave tho Manuknu to day, the fonncr for the Grnv, mid the latter for Hokitika. The s.s. Stormbird, C'uptain Rentier, will leave the Manukau to-morrow, for Taranaki and Southern Ports. The schooner Fairy, Captain Champion, may bo expected from Nelson to-day. ARRIVAL OF THE SILVER EAGLE. The Al clipper Silver Eaglo, Captain John Ross, which vessel has been so well and favourubly known horo for her unprecedented qnick passages, li-is agaiu arrived in our harbour after a smart run of 81 days. Sho brings several passongers and a large cargo, and lias arrived in port in her usual c'eaiily and creditablo condition, which .'■peaks well for tho captain and officers concerned. The Silver Eagle left Gravesend on tho 3rd December, the Downs on the sih, and cleared tho English Channel on the 9th. Passed outside tho Cope Do Verde Islands, without sighting them, and had light unsteady trnde winds ; crossed tho Equator on January 2nd, in 29 0 W. longitude, and from, that to 40° S., liad light variable winds, with calm weather; passed tho meridian of Greenwich on tho 2ith January, in 43° south. Tho Wasting was run down between tho parallel of 52 ° and 63 ° south, with fine weather aud light variable winds. Righted Kerguele's Ifdund on tho 9th February, passed to tho southward of Tasmania without sighting it, and had light winds to this coast. Made the Three Kings o n Friday last, and since that time has been balded by light winds and calms, anchoring in harbour at 11 p.m. last night thus making a good passage of 84 days. We congratulate Capt. Ross, hor new commander in having made such a quick passage in this splendid, ship, (her good sailiug qualities, as aho carrying capacity for troops having been fully testified hero whilst in chaigo of Capt. Loneman.) and wo are gild to heal' that already the Silver Eagle has been taken up for the conveyance of tho head quarters of the 48rd Regt. Tho following is a report of cargo and passengers:— Passengeks—Per HI v or Eagle, from London :—Mr. Mr. and Mrs.Harris, Mies Harris, Mr. Harris junior j Mr. and Mr 3. West, Rev. W. R. Vines, J. W. A. Foun tain : Ensigns Onslow ana Ward, 12th Rogt. Mr. Gesner, 50th Regt., Mr. Hico, Mifis iMary Rice, Misa Emma Rice, Misa Alice Rice, Miss Eleanor Kice, Mr. W. Rice; Mr. Newman, Dr. W. Anderson, Mr. I' 1 . Layton, Mr. Blakesly, Mr. James Herwood, Mr. R. l.ewis, Mr, P. Harniaun, Mr. W. Spear, Mr. G. Clarko, Mr. W. Spenee, Mr. S. Worthmgton, Mrs. E* Worthington, Miss Worthington; MissM. A. Mellore, Mr. 'T. Mr. Carlon, Miss M. Mooihead. Mrs. M. Simpson, Master S. Simpson, Miss M, 10. Simpson, Master David Himpson, Miss Jane Simpson, Master John fc-itnpson, Master T. W. Simpfon; Miss M. Grion, Air. S. Weyatt Mr. R. A. Brown, Mrs. A. MoKoberts, Mr. K. Mc Roberts, Mr. A. Mcßoberts, Mr. R. Mclloberts, Miss Mary Mcßoberts, Miss H lien Mcßoberts ; Mr. J. H Hcaley Mr. W. Price, Miss S. A. Todd, MissM. Todd, Miss L, Todd; Miss M. Reid, Blrc. M. A. Shirting, Ma. E. Hewitt, Miss Ester Brunker, Miss l-liza Brunker • Mr. Colen Mnnro, Mr. 11. Munro, Mr. A. Munro', Mr. D. Munro, Mr. E Munro, Master J. Munro • Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. G. Morrow, Mr. T. BolJand! Mr. J. Camlin, Mr. H. Popo. C<kgo.—losl sash weights, 11 cases, 26 do, S. 11. Smith ; 76 boxes, Brown, Campbell & Co. ; 1 case, J. P. King; 1(0 cases, Buctiolz & Co. ; 4 do, Wavte & Batger; 2do,Kev. T. Buddlo; 1 do, Mrs. Pilling; 1 box, order ; 1 case, A.Diethelm ; 1 do, R.Tauknivau; ldo, T. Cheeficman ; 13 bales, Gilberdand Manley; 1 hor, Rev. G. F. Lloyd, 1 case; order; 1 do, T. Peacock; 3 packages, J. Owen; 40 hhds, W. Hobson ; 6 casks, J. Harrop; 50 coses. Bneholz & Co. ; 6 casks, R. Smytheman; 1 case, G. Watts ; 1 do. Major Heatley j 3 cases, A. Clark & Son ; 3 do,-J. Leach ; 1 cask, S. Mitson; lease, T. Cole; 4 packngos, Allender and Stevenson; I qase, R. Wjkes; 1 do, R. Madden; 3 do, E. and Hi Isaacs; 1 do, He v. T. Edgar; 1 do, J, W, Sleath; I do, T. H. Hall; 60 do, BueUolz & Co.; 6 • IT. Smith ; 1 ogso, order: 1 package, J] : Si Coiifius ; C do, ojjor | 10 cmss, 0 05, Buphnnttn &

Stewart; 1 case, Captain M. T. Clayton; 29 pkgs, R Lusk; 2 cases, A. CHrk & Son; 1 cask, Colonel Beatson; 6 ca .es, H. Walker; 40 ca*ks, order; 6 cases, T. F. K. Tiunie; 55 trunks, order; 1 case, Secretary of Lodge; 3 do r order; 7 do, A. Clark and Son; 1 do, Hoy. D. Bruce; 12 packages, A. Clark and Son ; 20 casks, Brown, Campbell & Co.; 1 case, C. Mer.'itt ; 13 do, Lewis Brothers; 20 do, Bucliolz & Co.; 1 do, J. G. S'oppett & Son ; 73 trunks, Ridings & Do*den; 20 casks, order; 1412 bars,' 176 bundles E. Porter & Co. ; 14 pkgs, D. Nathan; 10 hhds, 25 cases, -14 pkgs, order; 20 biles, Brown, Campbell & Co. ; 14 pigs, Order of T. JS'osaiter; 2 crates, Cniickshnuk, Smart & Co. ; 1 cask, ns addressed; 21 pkgs, K. Peace; 0 do, Kdmonds & Jakins; 1 case, as addresfed ;51 pkgs, E. Porter & Co.; 1 case, Alder Fisher; 1 do, J. Browne; G casks, Ireland Bros ; 1-1 packages, 6 do, 3 do, order; 7 packages, 1 caee, order; 1 case, M. Vickery; 7 boxes, 8 packages, order ; 4 cases, Goorge Isaacs ; 2 boxes, Wayte and Batger; 220 casks, 20 bales, Brown, Campboll and i o.; 124 packagoa, 39 do, 8 bales, order; 3 cases, Buchanan and Stewart; 10 cases, Cruickshank, Smart and Co. ; 2 cases, Warir.g Taylor and Co.; 8 hhds, R. Moore; 1 package, H.G. Fenwick ; 3 cases, J. Roberton and Co. ; 12e0 bars, 85 bundle. 0 , 215 packages, 6 do, 0. Hawkeswood; 9 packages, J. 1 'avis; I ease, R. O. Wood; 19 pkgs, W. Phillipps and Son; 1 caee, H. Stanton; 5 boxes, Bucholz and Co.; 1 bale, Buchauan and Stewart-; 3 cases, E. Meyer; 2 cases, C. Sutton; 2 cases, Newman and Ewen ; 48 hhds, order; 11 packages, S. H. Smith; 5 ca c es, order: 57 packages, ?. Moss aud Co.; 36 packages, order ; 24 packages, H. Palmer; 7 packages, R. Bach ; 1 box, E. Ifobiusoh ; 1 case, Bucholz and Co.; 32 trunks, E. and fl. Isaacs ; 18 trunks, Lewis Brothers; 3 packages, I. and O. ."heplierd ; 7 cases, A. Clark and t*on ; 1 case, Mrs. Prince; 1 do, Harris and Laurio; 7 boxes, A. Clark and £son ; 9 cases, Manager tfank of Now Zealand 1 box, H. Edwards; 435 packages, order; 25 pkgs, Owen and Graham ; 24 do, Kdmonds and Jakiua; 2 do, iivitt and Son ; 100 casks, Samuel browning ; 1 case, ordc-; 2 boxes, K. Marshall; 1 parcel,!'. F. Goldsbro'; 200 cases, Bucholz aud Co. ; 9 do, Keesing, Doitsh and Co. ; 48 packages, 129 do, David Kuihan; 7 eases, order ; I do, E. Jenkins; 12 pockets hops, order; 2 cases, Buchanan and Stewart; 2 do, E. If. Hunt; 1 do, Riddiford; 4 do, 2 do, 12 pkgs, A. Clark and Son; 40 do, order; 1 do, J. Scott Fleming; 706 bars and bundles, order; 5 casos, G. Chapmen ; 32 packages, E. and H. Isaacs; 185 do, 1 bin, order; 2 ca-es, J. T. McKelvie ; 24 packages, order; 0 cases, R. Walker ; 1 do, Bucholz and Co.; Ido G. Chapman; 6') packages, order; 2 cases, li. and H.Tsaais; 1 box, F. Ford"; 64packages, order: S packages, Lewis Hrothers; 31 packages, 2535 do, or.ter; 141 packages, H. and 11. Isaacs; 3 cases, S. and J. Vailo ; 4 do, Buchanan aud Stewart; 4 bales, Edmonds and J.kins; 1 case, J. Richardson ;50 caiks, S. Browning ; 150 cases. Combes and Daldv; 450 pkgs, 797 do, Brown, Campbell, and Co ; 1400 sasli weights, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co ; 1 case, Captain R. Johnson; 1 parcel, G. Plummer; 1 pkg, D. T. Scott; 2 cases, C. De Witt; 2 cases, 2 do, Gr. H. La vers and Co; 1 do, Mullenaux ; 4 S blocks stono, 1 caso, Cruickshank, Smart, and Co ; 200 order. ARRIWL OFTUE ANNE MELHUISH. The barque Anne Melhuish, Captain Williams, arrived in harbour at a late hour last night, from Newcastlo, K.S.W., bringing 550 tons eoal, consigned to Messrs. Henderson & Macfarlane. She left 'Newcastle on tho 13th ultimo, and had fine weather throughout, heports the barque Juno as about to leave for this port, with coal, when sho sailed. ARRIVAL OF THE STORM BIRD. The s.s. .Storm Bird, Captain Ronner, arrived in the Mana'sau harbour on Saturday morning, at niuo a m.. from Taranaki and Southern ports. loft Wellington at three p.m. on the 27th, and arrived at Wanyanui on the 28th at 9 a.m. ; left Wanganui on the Ist at 10 a in., and arrived at Taranaki on the 2nd at 8 a.in. ; left Taranaki ou tho same day at 5.30 p.m., and arrived as above. ARRIVAL OF THE AIREDALE. Tho s s. Airedale, Captnin Meikleham, arrived in tho Manakau harbour yesterday morning from Southern poits, at eight a.m. Sho left tho rilnfr at fur p.m. on tho 20th, and arrived off Tairoa lighthouse at 10 a.m. on the 21st; left Port Chalmers at 3 30 pm. on tho 23rd, and arrived at Lytteltor. at 11 a.m. tho next day ; left agaiu on too Sunday at 2*38 p.m., and arrived at Wellington at 8 a.m. on the Monday ; left Wellington at 4 p m. on the 27th, arrived at Picton at 8 30 p.m.; left for KeL.Oll at midnight, anj arrived there at 9 a.m. on the 2nd : left Nelson at 715 p m. on tho 2nd, and arrived ai Taranaki at XI a m. oil tho 3rd ; left laran iki for Manukau at 715 p m., and arrived ill tho Manukau harbour as above. Sho brings from H ;kitika and tho Grey 14,500 ounces gold dust for tho Bank of Now Zealand.—H. M. Jervis, agent. |