SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume VI, Issue 1975, 5 April 1869, Page 3

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Weather.-April 3—Changeab'o. Wind, S. W AKP.IV.U/'. Jialcyon, s.f., Wing, :rom Wnrgaiei, with passengers CHrf. : \i. 'fnuntogn, 8.8., Sollnr*, from Taumnga. Helen, schooner, 23 t.na. Deer, from liawau, with 45 tout firewood. Marv, iooner, 2*2 tons, Hogan, from n it.ri 36 lons firewood. Heather Bull, cutter, 24 tone, D; ra, from Afuhurnimi, with produce. Whitby, cutter, 21 tons, Doughty, i'rom Mercury Buy, with firewood. Morning Liclif, cutter, 23 ton?, Tiller, from Mercury nay, with timber. Alice, cutter, 20 tons,.BecV, from Kennady'a 3:»y, with gum and produce. Wangarei, cutter, 40 tons, Anderson, fr<-m V\ a i: a - rei, with produce. Feamauaht, o iiter, IG ton. c , from T.'tupo, with firewood. Fkom thx Thames. Steamers ; Heyal Allrod, Joun :*eiiu, fluke of I'.uinburgb, Hnter;'rijr. DI.PAKTIJii!-.'*. Here, s.s., 150 tons, tcgan. for Sydney and llo!bonme.with passergeis. , , „ . star of the >'c.usilii s>., Ben.inll, for i.apier, »« ballast. • . Civile vs.. Wi : .!i.un?. it Cor ">".iaur.nl. (.•me-*; barquo, 4i>2 I " s. Pa ohi::£. *> Restless, bru;-.intirv', Cup. liy, A via Mercury fay, wit.h timber. Ueleii, schooner, 53 tons, IV er, f ; " iv i-;iu, la ball st. . Ar< r <"», «>-' 'on*, f.;r Wu.iijaici, with sirndrie.-'. _ ..... >!;uy. sch*o..cv, 3- ton?, El" 1 -'fi>, for x a:he>vC, in balla>t. . ' Alinn, cutter, 30 tonSaiocr, for wifh genera! cargo. Koktue Tihs:i:s. Steamers : I)u!to o!' Edinburgh, Koyal Alfred, John Pe'.in, Lailu l.iookh. PIUMB-i'SP UEI'ARTORKS. Fott Loniv-.m —Maori, early. iiir--.EHK.AD —(-< mini, dailv, «M ' .i.r.. Bat cr Tsl.Wds.—Tauraneu, s.s., to day. Napies akd ik>iTTH.—Wellington, to-n.orr «*. Povbety iJAY.—'lawera, to-morrow. vt?s-skl-i exp2-:?- r Tins irio, from Sydney. K.M.S.S. G-alnteu, from England. Lord Ashley, s.s., from Southern Ports. Mary Shepherd, ship, from London. Sailed «Tan. 15. Portland, shin, from London, bailed ./an. 10. TJridaunted, i-hip, from London. Ks.te Waters, barque, from London. Island City, barque, from Queensland. Las&stria, barque, from Liverpool. Sailed Jan. S. Novelty, barque, from iian Francisco. T.'.on. barque, from Newcastle. I Ejite, birque, from 'ydney. ] Prince Alfred, barque, <rom Sydney. Kate Ooniey, barque, from Sydney. Princess Alice, br;;, from Mir.rifiua. Wiverloy, brig, from China. Golden Isle, schooner, from Kaiparx. IVera, schooner, from Tahiti. Ilunodin, schooner, from Dnndin. Ivanhoe, schooner, frotn ir^n^onui. Jane, scho -ner, ir: m Taurango. >aucy Lai.-", schooncr, from Napier. Coquette, schooner, from LyUclton.

VB3--3E.3 HARB CR. IThls dcrs not include coasting cuttors. j frtUa Hookb, p.K. —J. Casey, agent. John Perm, s.s., from tho Thames. —J. S. Maefjr lane, agent. Enterprise No. 1, p.s. (on ferry servic(t). Gemini, s.s. (on l'erry service). —J. Cf.sey, agenr. Jane. s.s. (repairing). Wellington, .=.3., from ths South.—Combes & Daldy, agents. iloj-a! Alfred. p.s., from the 'i'lnmes.—£s. If. :m":'.'!, ngent. Duk? of Edinburgh, p.s., from the Vhnmea.—So 'i np.fi Duthitt, n_-oi-.ts iiriterprise, No. 2, p.s., from the Thames.— if. I!. Norton, agent. ijaiiy Hotrra. p.s., (on ferry servic*). —M. "NTiccol, Mp.nri, ship, from London.— Crnickshank, Smart and Co., asent.s. Percy, ship, from Leadoi;.—D Nalhan an;. Co., "yents. Sapido, barque, from Liverpool.—' liTi'C and Grrunun, ngontH. ?n«n Jane, barque, fr-m Timaru.—Combes and Daldy, agents. Cor-air, bri?, from Newcastle.— T). Nathan, ajr-in:. Moa, brig, from Melbourne. —J. S. Jlacfarlane, ag-nt. southern Cross, *eii:>o:i«r, i>,m X„cfolk Uia:ul. Fiery Cross, schooner, from Mercury Bay. (J'oj.-ai.** in<*). Mary Thompson, schooner, f.-ora K.dpara. - f'oombes and Daldy, a=>.nts. Tawera, schooner, from Poverty 3ay.—J. 3. Macfarlnne, agent. Twilight, schooner, from Lytte'ton. Colonist, schooner, from Lyttel:on. Qaeen, schooner. from Lytt;dton. Herald, schooler, from Lyttolfon. EXPORTS. Per s.s. Hsro, for Sydney and -Melbourne: 8 qr.caaks wine, B. Campbell a:id Co. : 17 trunks boots, G. 'J'urrel]; lease indjarubber, Lillewall.— Oruickshank, Smart and Co., agents. Per Restless, for Adelaide : 190,0 '0 feet savrn timber. T) PARTVm OF TH'v HERO. The fine s,a Hero, Captain Logan, took her departure for Sydney and Melbourne on Saturday evening. Passengers;— For Sydney— : Colonel and Mrs Beatson and family, Miss Phoebe Dorwent, Mrs. James Brauiid, Mrs Clayton, Mr. J. Cargill, ?/Tr. Kobert Graham, Mrs. James H-ipsem, Mr. Jamm Murphy, Mr. Ales. Brown. Steerage : Mr. and Mn. Burns, Mr. .f. Peachy, Wm. HV.i uid, Jas. Lund, Mr. and Mm. Richard Ourfis, Marsh. V\' ■. I Pnyne, Mr. and ifri. James Martin, .Mr. 'J'; on.us Lawlor, Wm. Gordon. For Melbourne:—Kiiloon : Mr. McGuffiti, Air. .John Miss Yon 'X'empsky, Mr an ' Mrs. S.owart, Mr. Thos. Cook. Steerage: Mr. uad Kra. W. Mcßurney, Mr. John jLaßtkln, and Mr. Dennis Mr.rkliam. The brigantine Sestles3, Captain W. A. Curphy, clearod at the ('u' toms. on Satuidav last, for <idoiaide. She will call at Mercury i2n" to load 190,000 feet sawn timber.

Jake.—The schooner Jane, Captain Faulkner, left Tauranpa on '.Thursday last, and waa cuaaod ofifllercury Island on .Satardaj by tho s.». 'i'auranga. (?he will prcbabty arrive here to-day.

The Clyde.—This useful little steamer has again been chartered by the Government. Hhe left the harbour on Saturday night, for Ooromandel. The cutter "Wangarei arriTeri iu harbour on Saturday morning, with 7 head cattle, a quantity of gum and produce, and 5 passengers. The I AuiiAN&A.—The sa. Tauranga, Captain Sellars, left at 10 p.m. on Friday, and urrired in harbour on Saturday at 5 p.m., with the fcllowinpassengers:—His the Superintendent (T? '•Viliiamson, Kpq.), fttr. O'Keill. Civil ;fr. W. Mifchell. Mr ' .■liiidvr'.tjk, (Hp!,.in M>t. Hil! and child, and -uias Sun dy.

The brigantine Restless tools l ie r departure for Adelaide, via Mercury Buy, oarly yesterday morning with a fresh south-west breeze.