Shipping.

Colonist, Volume II, Issue 190, 16 August 1859, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTERED INWARDS. * August 12.—Thetis, schooner, 5, Elmslie, from Port Gore. * ' . . August ffe.-Supply, cutter, 26, Walker, from Collingwood. 3 passengers. August 15.—Mary, 40, M'Lean, from the Croixellrs. * August 15—Ann, schooner, 18, GlansFord, from the Croixelles. 3 passengers. EN I EKED OUTWARDS. August 12.—Gipsy, schooner, 30, M'Cann, for Wellington nnd Wairau. Passenger—Mr. W. Johnson. August 13.—Necromancer, schooner, 23, Scott, for tlie Wairau. IMPORTS. Per Thetis, from Port Gore: 1 ton 'potatoes, I do. cured fish. Per Supply, from Collingwood: 63 oz-*. gold, Order ; 6 empty casks, Ordei; 2 *£ -chests tea, 3 bugs coffee, 1 empty cask, J R. fclays. Per Alary, foin Croixelles: SO pile 3, Akerston and Co. Per Ann, from Croixelles : 37 black birch pile-*. EXPORTS. Per Gipsy, for Wellington and Wairau*: -1 chest tea, Edwards and Co; 4 bags sugar, 1 bag salt, 8 pickagcsmeic-iandii-e, 1 trunk, Levien: IS hhds beer, 1 sack malt, Hooper and Co.; 9000 feet sawn timber, i ton flour, T. Askew. Per Necromancer, for the Wairau: 1 chest tea, 1 hhd. ale, 3 bales wool packs, 1 care merchandise, 2 hhds. beer, 1 barrel, 1 cask, 4 cases, N. Edwards and Co.; 3 packages wearing apparel, Miss Blackmore ,* 4 ploughshare-*, 2'packages merchandise,-2'l'Tmrs*ir*.ri.' Buxtonf; S'-'carses merchandise, 2 sacks-bacon, Pike ; 2 pocket's'liops, 4 toris coal, 11. Dodson; 2 tons coal, Levickf; I sheet iron, T; Askew, 1 tank, Levien ancl Co.; I bundle windows, Earle; IOOd feet timber, Gome; £ ton hay, £ ton flour, T. Askew.

Tub. Airedale Steamship.—The engineers attached to this vessel have already completed the necessary work in preparing the-engines for sea service. The screw has been placed in position and attached to the engines.- In accomplishing this they havivbeen asi i ted by Mr. C. Balme,: engineer, of thi. city, and ■•t'le rapidifcvwith which it lias been done, reflects the highest credit on all employed, they having.had to suffer from the effect of the eclipse on the tide, which, on that occasion, did not sink to its proper level by three foot. It ia expected that she will .steam,-to tha Albion Wharf this day to be in preparation for her journey to-Canterbury, as advertised to-imrrow.