Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1190, 6 September 1867, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCIL A S D. Wbatiiee.—September 5. —Wind variable,- fino. ARRIVALS. skptemiieu 5. Sovorcign of tho Seas, cutter, 27 tons, Moller, from Taurangn via Wangaparapara and Matskana, in balla?t, 3 passengers. 4larm, cuth-r, 2S tons, Seymour, fr:m Manzawni, with produce and passengers.—T. Slasky, agent. Ponald schooner, 3-1 tons, -Baker, from poverty bay the 3D.-u=f. Coast, with maize, wc«»l r ork, &c.. 3 p:ts3oTi-3 r3 . —J. JS. >,I,lol,i'mic, ijily, sc.iooii'jr, JO tond, from "Waiht; .... with firewood. CornstnlV, cutter, 10 tons, Clarke, from Co-onmn-dt'l. with savrn timber. Wave, cutter, ID tons, Kugleton, from Wangfmoa, with fawn timber. • ° " Julia, schooner, 21 tons, Coupland, from Murnifj, with firewood. ' Sea lireeze, schooner, 70 tons, W. ITnrris, f om Ivtis>ell, \. ith cattle, gum, »tc., passengers. y. J. Edmonds, agent. ° Severn, cutter, 19 tons, Downe.s, from tho Thames Gold Fields, ia ballast, G passengers.— I). Nathan, Four Sisters, cutter, J 9 tons, Hadfield, from tho j AV.ide, with kauri guin, 2 passengers. Joanna, schooner, 42 tons, Jltmroo, from Kaianoi, . with wheat ami potatoes. departures. SEPTMBER 5. Kntcrprise, No. 2, p.s., 40 ton?, Seon, for tho Thames Gold Field, with stores and passengers. Willie Winkie, cutter, 16 tons, Owen, for the Thames and Opotiki, with pptntoes. Lily, schooner, 20 tons, for Waiheki, in ballast. Alacrity, cutter, 14- ton?, Smith, for the Wado, with sundries and passengers. Rapid, cutter, 19 tons, Couldroy, for tho Wairoa, with cargo and passengers. Rose, cutter, 'J 1 tons, Philpott for Mercurv i' av. in ballast. Flying Cloud, brig, 235 tons, Cunningham, for Sydney, with general cargo, 20 : assengers. 'lay, cntter,!7 tons, Frates, for jVJatakann, in b:ilList. IXTVARDB COASTWISE. SEPTBMBEH O. Donald Helean, from Poverty Bay, with 21 bags maize,-12 kits ditto, S casks pork, 2 bales wool, 10 bullock skins, 14 bags maize, Owen and Graham ; 16 bags maize, 5 kits, 2 casis' maize, J. S. Macfarlane; 1 oase, 6 bales 1 kit wool, 30 bags 2 kits maizo, 2 casks pork, 155 bags maize, 20 kits citto, 66i bn'°-s wool, 13 kits ditto, 6 casks pork, 6 bundle skills, IG pkgs. bacon and mutton, 2 bags, 2 qr. casks rum j Willie Winkie from Mercury Island, in ballast. v OUTWARDS COASTWISE. SEPTKMIiEB a. Willio Winkie, for the Thames and Opotiki, with 10 tons potatoes. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. SEPTEMBER 5. I 1 lying Cloud, brig, 235 tons, Cunningham, for Sydney. Passengers -Mr. H. J. Eldertou, Mrs. legg and 2 children, Mr. Garvin, T. Williams, W. Goodman, D. Holwortb, John Chsli, Thomas Jonis, Thomas Lamb, J obn Frowd, William and Sarah West, and 10 in tho steerage.—J. Hobcrion and Co., agents. EXPORTS. For Flying Cloud, for Sydney: 20 hhds. ale, Ciuicceht-iik, Smart, and Co.; 8 ease 3 chee-'c, Koberton and Co.; 300 doors, SCO pairs sashes, 66 bundles mouldings, Sash and Door Company; 1 spring cart, 1 carriage, J. Roberton ; 1 ease drapery, I). Graham and Co.

The Sbtbrx.—The smart clipper cufter Severn, Downes, roaster, left the Thames gold-field at 11 p.m. on Wednesday last, had light head Triads on the passage up, and arrived in harbourat 6 p.m. yesterday making a good run up ; she comes in ballast, with 0 passengers. Tlie cutter Diamond was to leave at high water yesterday, and the cutter Sydney arrived there yesterday morning. The Severn leaves again for the Thamoa to-day.

Tins Meteoe.—The schooner ]Meteor, Capt. Jones, which left Kaiapoi for this port on the 23rd ult., was at the Bay of Plenty at the date cf last advices, filling up with grain and produce. She may now bo hourly looked for.

'Ihe cutter "Willie"Wintie, Owen, mas'or, sailediast night for Opotiki via the Thames, with a full cargo of potatoes.

The cutter Tour Sitters, Kadfield, master, arrived last evening from the Wade sith a cargo of kauri gum, and 2 passenger?. She leaves agaiu to-morrow.

Dosaid Ucl^ax.—Tho schooner Donald McLean, Capt Baker, arrived in harbour yesterdav morning from the East Coast, bringing up a cargo of maize, pork, wool, &e. ; also, the following passengers : —Air. Davidson, Mr. Bradly, and Mr. and Mrs. Grey. She is last from Hicks' B~iy, having left there on Jlonday last, and had variable weather during the passage. The schooners Meteor and Joanna and cutter 3 Mahurangi and Bittern, bound here, were lying at Hicks' Bay. The brig Flying Cloud, Captain A. Cunningham, cleared at the Customs, yesterday, for Sydney, with a general cargo and some twenty passengers. Sho sailed last night. The cutter Alarm, Seymour, master, from Mongawai, arrived yesterday afternoon with produce and passengers.

'Ihe p.s. Enterprise No. 2, Captain Scon, steamed yesterday afternoon for the Thames gold-fields, with a cargo of timber, stores, &c., and several passeDgorß.

The cutter Sovereign of tha Seas, Mohler, master, arrived yeaterday afternoon from Tanranga yia Wangaparapara and Matakana, in- ballast. Sho reports having left on Tuesday laEt and brings up 3 passengers. The cuttcr Henry, Bobinson, master, is announoed to leave far the Thames Gold Field, to-day.

The schooner, Lily, from Waiheki, with firewood, arrived yesterday morning eai-ly, and eailed again last erening for the same place, in ballast.

The cutter Cornstalk, 'Clark, master, arrived from Goromindel, with timbar, on Wednesday night.

The cutter Rapid, Couldry, master, sailed yesterday for the Wairoa, with cargo and passengers.

The cutter, Wave, Eagleton, master, arrived yesterday, from Wangapoa, with a cargo of sawn timber, which was discharged at the North Shore. The cutter, Tay, left yesterday for Matakana, in ballast.

The cutter Bose, Philpot, master, sailed yesterday for Mercury Bay, with sundries and passengers.

The schooner Jnlia, Coupland, master, arrived last night from Mnraiti, with a cargo of firewood.

The cutter Alacrity, Smith, master, sailed yesterday for the Wade, with sundries and passengers.

The A k Go. —The schooner Argo, Oaptain Jones, which left this port for tho East Coast on Friday night last, would have a good run down, sho being sighted, on Sunday morning, rounding the East Cape.

The Sba Bbeeze.—The regular trader Sea Breeze, Captain W. Korris, from the Say of Islands, went into Kohimarama yesterday afternoon to land her cattle, after which she would come up harbour. r Jhe £ea Breeze left Jiuesell on Tuesday night last, had S-E. weather during the passage, and reports tlio retch Speedwell as to leave for hero the following Morning. She brings a cargo of 24 head cattle, 2 iWia gum, produce, toe.; also C passengers. ,n E Joanna.—The fine schooDer Joanna, Captain arrived in harbour last evening from f-aiapoi, Canterbury, bringing a cargo of 2000 oushela wheat, and 2 tons potatoes, consigned ™ Mr. A. Euciland. ?ho reports leaving aiapoi, on the 23rd ult., in company with schooner Meteor, aleo bound here, and prerieneed light N. and N.W. winds to PortIsland; was beclazned .there for one day, and ® te r that had strong westerly breezes ; rounded t'-io _>ot Cape last Friday night, in company with the '°'i an d had to put into Hick's Bay for shelter Saturday afternoon, it blowing hard from the iit-lf >j\i a s flin at midnight on Tuesday, hnd 01 l. a ' ra an< * ca ' ms ar| d arrived here at 6 <• ock last evening. The schooner Meteor, Captain cm* 6 l'* J Hick's Bay on Tuesday night last, to Plea? loading for this port at the Bay of