SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1308, 25 January 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

JANUARY 24th. Weatheb.—Fine; Wind, S."Vf. ARKIV a LB. Claude Hamilton, s.s.. 530 tons, J. Vinco Kali, from Sydney, with English mail and general cargo. Passengers 20. Midge, e.8., Stuart, from the Thames, with passengers. Heather Bell, cutter, 24 tons, Dam, from Mahurangi, with produce snd passengers. Catherine, cutter, 17 tons, Kane, from the Thames, in ballast. Avon, 20 tons, Murray, from Shortland, in ballast* Francis, 19 tons, Sullivan, from the Hot Springs, with timber, 7 passengers. . , „ . Asp, 10 tons, flastie, from the Wade, in ballast. Rangatira, 10 tons, Shoemaker, from the Thames, in ballast. _ . Henry, 14 tons, Robinson, from the Thames, with 2 passengers. Lily, 17 tons, Marsh, from Waiheki, with 1 passenger. DEPARTURES. Tauranga, s.s., Sellars, for the Thames, with pas* sengers. . Enterprise, p.s., Seon for the Thames, with passengers. Rita, brig, 194 tons, Robertson, for Sydney, with, general cargo. Passengers 5. _ Argo, 32 tons, Davies, for Wangarei, with flour and maize, 7 passengers. Avon, 20 tons, Murray, for Shortland Town, with 12 head cattle, 9 tons flour. . Franciß, 19 tons, Sullivan, for the Hoc Springs, with spirits, sundries, 1 passenger. . Asp, 10 tons, Hastie, for the Wade, with spirits, stores, 4 passengers. j Fly, 15 tons, for Tapu Creek, with 15 sheep, and 10 tons, Shoemaker, for the Thames,, with wines, spirits, 4c. . . Miranda, cutter, 23 tou?, Judd, for W angarei, in ballast. CLEARANCE. .Rita, brig, ISB tons, Robsrtson, for Sydney. Passengers—Messrs. Henry Pane, James McPherson,.. John Daly, William Walker, D. Connor, A. WelbyThane of Fife, schooner, 120 tons, G. H. Short, forDunedin via Mercury Bay, to load timber. IMPORTS. Per Claud Hamilton, from Sydney:—l case fruity Mrs J. Jenkins; 1 bale, Sutton; 1 case, Bank of" lvew Zealand; 1 bale, 1 canvas package, order; 1 case Uwan ; 2 eases, Inpstine ; 4 cases iron, 5 kegs „ ft ils • 1 case shovels, 6 doz. buckets, 2 parcels churns, 1 case, order ; 2 boxes clocks, Hicks; 2 rases, Bank of New Zealand; 1 case, Keleher; 1 caße Clark and Son; 1 case, Rattray; 4 cases, 8 axlearms, 2 springs, Smith; 23 cases fruit, Leech ; 1 case Quick and Co.; 1 parcel, Beck; 1 parcel, Southern Cross ; 1 parcel, Peacock ; I,parcel, Ireland ; 1 parcel, Paterson ; 1 dog, Walker; 04 cases fruit, Ridings; 113 packages merchandise, H. 8. Myers; 10 packages, L. D. Nathan and Co.; 13 packages. Owen and. Graham ; a bales leather' 1 package ditto, B. Gittos ; 50 boxes tea, order'-' 1 case, C. Petschler; 75 packages merchandise, order; 3 bales leather, B. Gittos ; 1 quarter cask "iierry.'o cases chocolate, order; 99 packages, Buchanan and Stewart; 12 packages, C. Petschler; 100 bags flour, order ; 93 packages merchandise, G; W. Owen; 5 cases nails, 2 bottles quicksilver, 2 cases eal\anised iron, 5 "bundles iron, 0. 13. Smith, 5 crates, 1 bale, H. Potter; 10 bars steel, 10 packages merchandise. S. H. Smith ; 14 gunnies sugar, order; 46 gunnies sugar, order ; 40 gunnies sugar, order; 4S gunnies sugar, order; 14 gunnies sugar, order ; 32 gunnies nugf.r, 1 cask treacle, order ; 46 gunnies order; 93 gannies sugar, order; 80 gunnios ! euSnr' J. Hoberton and Co.; 88 gunnies sugar, order; ! S0 C guni>ies sugar, order ; 16 gunnies sugar, order ; 25 half chests tea, 5 boxes tobacco, 10 cases pickles ; 120 cases kerosene, S. Jones; 1 case merchandise, | Newman and 3£wen ; 3 cases glass, P. A. Philips. EXPORTS. Per Moo, for Sydney:—Ex warehouse, under bond. 8 hhdß. brandy, 5 i-casks ditto, 1 bale blankets, 2 bales woollens, Brown, Campbell, & Co.; 10 hales paper, L. D. Kathan & Co.; 14 bhds. rum, D. Nathan. For drawback—2 cases hosiery, 5 bales woollens, Brown, Campbell. & Co. Transhipped ex Neva, from Tahiti —2 cases jams, J. B. Young. Free goods—B3 tons flax, J. S. Macfarlaue; 1 case pickles, L. D. Nathan & Co.; 1 box stationery, N.Z. S.N. Co.; 82 doors, U.S.S. and Door Co.; 100 casks cement, 19 pieces chain, J. -i. Macfarlaue; 70 tons bran, Thornton, Smith, & Firth ; 3 bale 3 merchandise, 1 case pictures, J. Abbott; 40 bags rock salt, H. S. Meyers.—J. S. Macfarlane & Co., agents. ARRIVAL OF THE CLATJD HAMILTON". The P.N.Z. and A.R.M. Co.'s s.s. Claud Hamilton, Captain J. Vine Hrll, arrived in harbour yesterday from Sydney, with the English mail via tfuez. The Claud Hamilton left Sydney on the 17th, and has been seven days making the passage, owing probably to the contrary winds experienced. From the time of leaving Sydney until making the Three Kings fine * weather and easterly winds prevailed. Passed Capa Maria Yan Diemen at 11 a.m. on the 23rd, and arrived in port at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. The Claud Hamilton brings a full cargo (as per imports) and the following passengers: -Hev. Mr. Dean, Mrs. Dean and family, Mrs. Abeir, Messrs. R. Vallack, K. W. TV'nlber, J. G. Sterry, J. D. Myer, H. Weston, B. K. Stanton, and 9 in the steerage. We have to thank the purser, Mr. A. 'I illotson, and the officer? of the ship for the early delivery of our Sydney files. CUSTOMS' SEIZURE. A small cutter named the Secret, arrived in harbor early yesterday morning, with five casks emuggled. Bpirits, seized by the Customs' authorities at Wangarei, a few days since. The spirits were found on the beach at Wangarei, and were aent up to Auckland in charge of one of the Customs' officials at Wangarei. WEKKLY SUMMARY. The arrivals during the week have been as follows :—January 19— Xenilworth, from New Caledonia, with fruit, cocoa nut oil, ; Hercules, schooner, from Newcastle, with a cargo of coals. January 20— Argo, schooner, from Hew Caledonia, with fruit. January 22—Moa, brig, from Sydney, with general cargo and passengers. January 24—s.s. Auckland, with the English, mail via Suez. The only foreign departures are the schooners Clyde for Rorotonga, and Zilluh, for Tahiti and Sorotonga". The ship Maori now 111 days out, has not yet made her appearance. The Auckland schooner Blue Bell, Captain McLiver, sailed from Sydney for the South Sea Islands on the 12;h insfc.nt with a general cargo and two passengers. H.M.S. Challenger arrived last night from Auckland, haviDg sailed on the 3rd C-he reports high winds ani very unsettled weather throughout, and has msde tre tun principally under canvas. Sydney Herald, January l'>. The Pakeha.—The brig Pakeha, Ca tain Robinson, s<iled rom Sydney for this port on the 17th instant with 5 passer jers and the following cargo :— 7 packages tobacco, 150 kegs gunpowd r, 1 case, Laidley, Ireland and Co.; 100 cases kerosen?, 100 boxes 4 half-chests tea, J. Frazer and Co.; 145 tons coal, Morche-.d and .Young; 249 gunnies augar, Colonial ?ugar Company ; 114 bags bone U, Bell; 71 bags A. S. "Webster; 1 case fireworks, S. Hoffnung and Co. The a. H. Badge h.—a barque supposed to be the A. H. Badger, from Lyttleton, Captain Brownell, arrived in harbour last evening. She sailed from thence on ihe 10th instant, and has the following cargo:—4l3o bags wheat, 66 ditto oats, 9 ditto beans, I§6 do. flour and 170 sacks flour. Thjb Pacifi — She schooner, Pacific, rap tarn Bate-*, left Sydney for Auckland, via Norfolk Island, on the loth instant, witii 60 tons coal, Laid ey, ireland. and > o.; 10 packages, Barron «nd Auetin. This Alice Came«o*\—The barque Alice Cameron, Captain Carter, hence, arrived at b yd' ®y tie 16th instant. The Sydney Herald s-iys : lhe Alica Cameron from Auckland, 27th ultimo, report, l.ght variable winds from her date 0 f departure to the 10th instant, strong W. and W.N. W gales having prevailed from th.»t time until Bearing this coast on tho 15th instant, when, for the first time during the passage, she got a slint of wind from the >.E. The Alice Camcrr.n bung* up a large number of passengili."

The Attckia.ni>.—Tho fine s s. Auckland, Lieut. Harris, R.N.11., arrived at Sydney from this porf on the 9th instant at 9 a.tn. This fine steamer is to take part in the procession to meet Hin Koyal Highness the Duko of Edinburgh on the 20t< instant, and tho Claud Hamilton was oonsequontl; sent on in her place. The Waveblt.y.—The brig V 'verier, Captain Forsyth, from Auckland, arrived i Shanghai on Iho Sth November.