Shipping Intelligence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1249, 15 November 1867, Page 3

Shipping Intelligence.

AUCKLAND. Weatiieb. —November 14.—Wind, S.S.W.; Fine. ARRIVALS. November 14. Enterprise, p.s., 40 tons, Seon, from the Thames, •with passengers. Midge, s.s., 56 tons, Stuart, from the Thames, with Swallow, schooner, 23 tons, from Tairua, with 16 000 feet timber, 4 tons gum. Four Sisters, cutter, 18 tons, Hadflelcl, from ttiß "Wade, witH gum, shingles* and produce, 5 p&ssdti* 8e julia, schooner, 14 tons, Coupland, from Waiheki, ■wit'h firewood. Jane, schooner, 56 tons, Faulkner, from Poverty Bay ria Hicks' Bay, with 17 bend cattle, :i passensrhooner, 60 tons, Kennedy, from Poverty Bay via Hicks' Bay, with 62 bates wool, 6 bundles jheepikins, 6 hides, 3 passengers. —J. S. Macfarlane, agents. Bin?leader, cutter, 30 trns, Abraham, from Wellington via Poverty Bay. with 87 bales wool. Rapid, cutter, from Wair ja, with settlers' produce, 3Dd passengers. Ran j tirfi, cutter, 19 ton?, Beid, from the Thames, in ballast. DEPARTURES. November 14. Tauranga, s.s., 67 tons, Sellars, for the Thames, ■with passengers. Morning Light, cutter, 23 tons, Tiller, for Jlercury Bay, in ballast. Julia, schooner, 14 tons, Coupland, for Waiheki, in ballast. INWARDB COASTWISE. November 14. Victoria, from Mercury Bay, with 15,000 feet timber; Four Sisters, from the Wade, with 6 tons gum, 18 boxes eggs, 32, C JO shingles ; Swallow, from Tairua, with 16,000 feet timber, 4 t-ons gum ; Morning Light, from Mercury Bay, with 16,000 feet timber; Julia, from Waiheki, with 25 tons firewood, 5 pigs, 4,000 shingles; Ivsnhoe, from Mongonui, with 3 tons gum, 7 bales wool, 25,000 feet timber; Star of the South, s.s., from Napier, with 500 sheep. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. November 14. Mornjng Light, for Mercury Bay, in ballast; Julia, for Waiheki, in ballast. INWARD 3 FOREIGN. November 14. Hercules, schooner, 139 tons, Walker, from Newcastle, with. 239 tons coals. OUTWARDS FOREIGN. November 14. Woodlark, brig, 231 tons, MsClemens, for Newcastle, N.B.W.—Henderson and Macfarlane, agents. t EXPORTS. Per Woodlark, for Newcastle, N.S.W.: 25,000 feet timber. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fob London.—Ballarat, to-day ; Siam, Jan. 7; Ida Ziegler, early. Newcastle.—Woodlark, to-day; Susan Jane, «arly. Bat ov Islands.—Woodstock, early. ' Thaxbs.—Enterprise and Itidge, to-day. Syd.net.—Moa, early. Southern Ports.—Airedale, early. Kaipaba.—Mariner, early. Wanganui.—Little Fred, early. WAifGAßEr.—Wangarei, to-day. Napier.—Star of the South, early. Mongonui.—lvanhoe, early. Wade.—Four Sisters, to-day. Mangawai.—Alarm, to-day. "VESSELS EXPECTED. Alexandrina, ship, from London (loading). Water Nymph, ship, from London, sailed Aug. 22.e, Novelty, barqne, from London (loading). Susan, brig, from Sydney. Reliance, brig, from Fiji Islands, No. 120, 2nd <lis. p. Bluebell, schooner, from Fiji Islands, No. 5463, 2nd dig. p. Sea Shell, schooner, from the South Sea Islands. Boyd, schooner, from Upotiki. Margaret, cutter, from Tanranga. Isabella, cutter, from Tahiti. Glimpse, cutter, from Christchurch. Ringdove, cutter, from New Caledonia. Princess Alica, brig, from Melbourne. Sate Grant, schooner, from Bay of Islands. Wellington, s.s., from Southern Ports. Cleopatra, p.s., from Nelson. Sea Breeze, Bchooner, from Buasell. Joanna, schooner, from Russell. Tawera, schooner, from Poverty Bay, Fortune, schooner, from Poverty Bay. Saucy Lass, schooner, from Napier. inward, schooner, from Napier. Jane, schooner, from Hick's Bay. Agnes, cutter, from East Coast. Ringleader, cutter, from East Coast.

VESSEIS IN HABBOUB, H.Sl.s.i. Falcon, from Sydney. Enterprise No. 1, p.on ferry service. Midge, 5.8., from the Thames. Stair of the South, s.s., from Napier. Enterprise, p.s., from the Thames. O-emiDi, b.s., from the Thames. Huntress, p.s., from the Manukau. Maori Chief, 5.8., from the Mjtnukau. Sism, ship, from London. ' Ida Zeigler, ghip, from London. BaDarat, barque, from London. Susan Jane, barque, from Canterbury. Moa, brig, from Sydney. Southern Crosß, missionary schooner,'from the South Sea Islands. Herald, schooner, from the South Sea Island*. Nautilus, cutter, from Whakatane, Woodstock, cutter, from the Bay of Islands. Hercules, brigantine, from Newcastle, ARBIVALi OF THE JANE. This fine schooner, Captain Faulkner, arrived in harbour last evening:, with a cargo of cattle from Poverty Bay. It will be remembered that the Jane was stranded at Poverty Bay some few weeks since, and it was then feared she wonld not get off ag&in. We are glad, however, to see that she has been successfully floated • off, and ia again amongst our large fleet of coasters. The Jane sailed from Poverty Bay on the 4th instant, but on the following day experienced a heavy westerly gale. Oapt. Faulkner msd6 for Eioks' Bay, and took shelter there on the evening of the 6th. During the time she lay there wind bound she lost come of her cattle, owing to the heavy weather which prevailed almost without intermission. On Wednesday morning the weather changed, -and she sailed for Auckland, in company with.the schooners 'J'awera and Fortune, and cutters Agnes and Ringleader. Had moderate winds from N.E. and 35. until yesterday morning, when it veered roond to S.E. The Jane brings 2 passengers and 17 head of cattle. 6

Beporta being in company with the Saucy LaBS off Hicks' Bay on Wednesday morning.

The regular trader Four Sisters returned from the Wadeyeaterday, with shingles, gum, Battlers' prodnce, and five passengers. The schooner Swallow arrived from Tairna yesterday morning, with a cargo of timber, and 4 tons Pirn.

Thb Bauabat.—This vessel dropped down to the heads yesterday afternoon prior to taking her departure for liondon at daybreak this morning. Thb Agkeb. —The cutter Agnes, Captain Carbost left Poverty Bay on Sunday, the 3rd instant, and railed at Hicks' Bay on the 6th, where she remained wndbound until Wednesday morning, when she Mfi.ed for Tairna' in company with the Bingleader. Ijeirgei was to load timb r at Tairna, and return wJPoTerfcy Bay. Thb Saucy Lass.—The fine schooner Saucy Lass, »?«. ? McKenzie, from Napier, was in company J Tawera and Jane off Hicks' Bay on Wedin • ? The Tawera and Saucy Lass were Sl ght of each other up till 4 p.m., when the Saucy fog* lost light of in coxuequenoe of tho heavy

Thb Fobtunh.—This vessel, in charge of Captain W. Blaok, left Hicks' Bay on Wednesday last for the Bay of Plenty, there to load produce for Auokland.

The p.s. Enterprise, Captain Seon, left Kaueranga at nine o'clock yesterday morning, and arrived alongside the wharf at half-past two p.m. yesterday, bringing twenty-seven passengers. _ The Ringlhadeb.—The cutter Ringleader, Captain T. Abrahams, arrived in harbour last evening from Wellington, via Poverty Bay, having sailed from the latter place on Bunday, the 3rd instant, bhortly after leaving she encountered very heavy weather, and was compelled to take shelter in' Hicks' Bay. Sailed from the latter place on Wednesday last, and had light N.E. and S.E. winds. The Ringleader brings a cargo of 37 bales of wool, consigned to Mr. D. Nathan, to be transhipped on board the Ida Zeigler for London. The Tawera. —This Bmart vessel has made another good passage from Hicks' Bay. She sailed from Poverty Bay on Saturday, the 3rd instant, and encountered heavy westerly gales, which necessitated her seeking shelter in Hicks' Bay on the sth. Remained windbound till Wednesday morning last, when the wind shifted to N.E. Got underweigh, and proceeded on her passage to Auckland, with light winds from N.E., £~ & S.K. Made the run from Hicks' Bay to the Mercury Islands in seventeen hours. Since then experienced S.B. winds, and arrived in harbour at 5 p.m. yesterday. She brings 3 pasaongera and the following cargo :—27 bales wool, 2 half-bales ditto, 1 bag ditto, Koskrnge ; 11 bales wool, 26 bales L. D. Nathan and Co.; 2 bales wool, 6 sheep skins, 6 hides, J. S. Macfarlane. Captain Kennedy reports the Jane, Fortune, Ringleader, and Agnes, having sailed from Hicks' Bay on Wednesday morning. The cutter Rapid, from Wairoa, brought up a quantity of settlers' produce and several passenger* last evening. The s.s. Midge left the Thames at half bast seven, and arrived in harbour at half-past one o'clock, having made the passage in six hours. She brought up 50 passengers, and leaves again for the Thames at 12 a.m. to-day. The cutter Willio Winkie sailed for Coromandel yesterday morning, and the Alabama and Emma were lying at anchor. To the Editor of the Herald. Pib, —Will you be kind enough to correct an evident mistake that appeared in your yesterday's issue. For the insurance of freight and cargo per Affiance, £6LO should, I think, be substituted for £6000. The value of a cargo of coals could scarcely reach last-named sum. The real losses of the Sydney Marine Assurance Company are numerous and heavy enough on this coast without adding imaginaiy ones, —Yours, &c.,

Thos. H. Mabijt, Agent Sydney Insurance Company.