Shipping.

Colonist, Volume V, Issue 468, 18 April 1862, Page 2

Shipping.

ENTEUED INWARDS,

April. 10.—Australian Maid, 17, Charles, from Motupipi. 1 passenger. ENTERED OUTWARDS. April. 12.—Necromancer, schooner, 25, Terry, for the Wairau. 16.—Ann, schooner, IS, Eure, for Waitapu. 1 passenger. 17.—Brisk, schooner, 97, Kreeft, for Wellington. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. Gillies and two children, Mr. White, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Kreeft and child. 17.—Supply, cutter, 2G, Walker, for Collingwood. 5 passengers. IMPORTS. Per Australian Maid, from Motupipi: GOOO feet timber, 2 sacks oats, Order. EXPORTS.

Per Necromancer, for Wairau: 2G pkgs merchandise, transhipped from Ravenscraig, Askew ; 5 cases stoves, 2 cases sundries, 6000 feet timber, Scott; 1 tin oil, Louisson ; 1 case saddlery, Jones ; G sacks oats, Freeth.

Per Ann, for Waitapu : 2 pkgs drapeiy, 4 kegs nails, 3 boxes candles, 1 case mustard, 3 bags salt, 1 box soap, 1 cask oatmeal, Morrison and Co ; 1 chest tea, 3 pkgs sundries, 1 bundle shovels. 1 coil rope, 2 boxes candles, 1 bag rice, 2 bags sugar, Hounsell; 8 bags sugar, 1 keg dried apples, G cases sundries, 1 pkg drapery, Wilkie; 2 bags sugar, I bag salt, 1 case sundries, Phillips; 20 bags flour, Saunders; J--ton coals, Levick.

Per Supply, for Collingwood: 1 J-cask brandy, Edwards and Co; 2 cases sundries, 5 head cattle, 15 sheep, 4 bags thirds, 3 boxes apples, 2 planks, Walker; 1 pkg sundries, Moore.

Per Brisk, for Wellington: Part of original cargo from Melbourne.

The fine ship Cashmere, in command of Captain Petherbi idge, formerly of the Maori, made her number on Monday at 7.30 a.m. ; she is a hundred and thiiteen days from the Downs, experiencing a protracted passage in consequence of light winds and calms. There was no occurrence of any note. This old-established and favorite Auckland trader comes into port in her wonted trim and creditable condition, the passengers, as usual, being highly gratified with the kindly courtesy of their captain, to whom they have presented a befitting testimonial of esteem. The Cashmere has brought 78 passengers, and a variety of singing and other birds; many, unfortunately^ died on the passage.— New Zealander, April 9.