Shipping Intelligence.

Taranaki Herald, Volume II, Issue 83, 1 March 1854, Page 2

Shipping Inte lligence.

Aiutivicn. February 23 — Spa JJplle, schooner, Hopkins, nwtcr, from Kawliin. S. Oliver, agent. February 28. — Koh-i-no<>r, buique, 314 tons. Captain Rhodes, from Sydney, hound for Welling, ton. SAILED. February 23 — Sea Belle, schooner, Hopkini, maatcr, for Kuwhia, IMPORTS. Per Sea Belle — 10 torn limestone, 2000 dozen apples. A brigantine was seen off in the roadstead all dny on Thursday the 23rd ultimo, and wus «upjjoiied to be the Koscbud on licr wny to W/iangnmu. The Itosi bud has bren expected daily hero, mid as I hu wind was propitious, it must be presumed that the vessel seen was not her. The Koh i-noorhns been twenty days from Sydney, and bus tint in here foi hay and provisions — She has IS burses on board and a general cargo of mcichandise. The Government, hri^ Victoria, arrived at Wollingtou mi the loth ultimo. The mail p(r Rosebud, for New Plymouth and Whangnnui dost* this day at 6,— Sydney Morning Hcrn|d, Feb. 7. ' Th(> following vessels were lnid on for New Zealand : — Tho ship Hashemy for Wellington j tho barque Watcrwitch for Wellington and Port Cooper ; the gchooncr James Gibson for Nelson and Wellington ; und tho Marmora, schooner, for Auckland.— Sydney Herald, I'eb, 7. Enomsh Shipping. The Lady Clark hud bailrd from London for Auckland and Now Plymouth. The following vcs. kcla were advertised to suil in November — The Nolson lor Nelson and Wellington, thn Artemisia for Auckland and New Plymouth, the Egmont (or Wellington und Canterbury. The Balma^mth was to anil the 10th December for Auckland, Wellington and Canterbury,