COLLINGWOOD SHIPPING.

Colonist, Issue 3, 30 October 1857, Page 2

COLLINGWOOD SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS. October 19 Osprey, Hunt, from Auckland. Twen-ty-one passenger?. October 20.—Supply, Walker, from Nel-son. Six passengers. ' • October 20.—Tssmanisn Maid, Whitwell, from .Nelson. Twenty-two passengers. October 20.—John Matilda, Clarke, from Motu;pipi. October 21 .—Elizabeth, Frazer, from Nelson. October 24.—Pride of the Isles, Holmes, from Nelson.. October 24.—Tasmanian Maid, Whitwell, from Nelson. : Eleven passengers. "DEPARTURES. October 19.—Maria Elizabeth, Hosking, for Wellington. Nine passengers. October 20.—Sarah, Eochfort, for Nelson. Six passen October 20.—Supply, Walker, for Nelson. Twenty ■^October'sL.—Tasmanian Maid, Whitwell, for Nelson. Fifty passengers. _ October 22.-Elizabeth, Frazer, for Nelson. Thirteen passengers. October 24.—Tasmanian Maid, Whitwell, for Nelson. IMPORTS. Ter Osprey, from Auckland: 4 bales blankets, 21 bags sugar, 3 cases sundries, 1 package yokes, bows, and chains (British and foreign goods, duty psid), 100 bags flour, 136 packages bacon, 1 dray, 1400 feet timber, 1 tent and frame (New' Zealand produce.) Per John "Matilda, from Motupipi: 1 ton coals, 500 feet timber (New' Zealand produce). The brig Drover arrived in Wellington with 75 passengers for Nelson diggings, a considerable number oT whom remained in Wellington to prosecute the captain for a breach of the Passenger Act. The Alert would leave Melbourne for Nelson direct full of passengers. The Tasmanian Maid brought over, last evening, 7 pounds weight of gold obtained from the Takaka diggings, of which 60 .ounces were procured by Mr. Askew and party. The brig Burnett, advertised in the Sydney papers to sail for Wellington and Nelson, was spoken at Port Nicholson heads by the Wonga Wonga.