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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 666, 6 May 1865, Page 7

DEPASTURES. April 28.— Waaganoi, ■.«., for' Opunake Bay. April *».— ERTnont, 5.8., 308 tona, Hagley. for Manulniu Passengers— Mrs Smith, Ensign Walker, 43rd Regiment, Messrs Hartwright. Rcnirick, Clarice, Colliford, Low, Mrs Antridge. April 29.— Fbcebe, •.$., *17 tons, S<xjtt, ft»r Nelson. Pas•engen—Major Rutherford, Mrs Rutherford, Mr. and Mn Hine, Mr. and Mn Wolfe and child. April 30.— Wanganni, s.§., for Mannkan. May 3.— Excelsior, •chooner. for Mauuicaa. May 3.- Albatross, ichooner, far Harelock. „ May.4.— Bgmont, ■.*,, Ha«ley, for Nalion and Weiliagton. IMPORTS. Per Phoebe, from Mannkau— l bag harness, 1 cask rosin, 6 cases, kerosine, 3 cases paperhangings, 1 case Onus, 15 kegs nails, 1 caw corrugated iron, 3 cases clocks, 1 harmonium, 87 pkgs. sundries, circus horses, aud original cargo from Southern Ports short landed. Per Egmont, from Wellington— loo casks bottled beer, 1 bundle, 3 three-quarter boies tobacco, 2 cases pipes, 2 cases pipes, 4 cases vestas, 2 casks coal tar, 2 drums oil, 10 coils rope, 3 kegs j.aint, 66 oars, 1 trunk boots, 1 case cutlery, 7 hhds. ale, 2 pkgs. bedsteads, 3 cases furniture, 45 pkgs. sundries. _________ ________ The Choice has made a rather long passage of 21 days from Ado aide, haying encountered very bad weather in Bass' Straits. She has spoken no vessels, and brings no later dates than those already retired via Melbourne. The Phoebe wns compsilert on Saturdny lost to take on to Ne son a good deal of cargo shipped for this pine, owing to there being only ono surf-boat available on the beach, the others being employed on important military service north and sou.h. From the same cause the s.s. Bgmont yn « compelled to take on to Auckland nearly the whole of her cargo intended for this place. Tis Siomm Bird. — We see in the Nelson papers that this steamer has been lanrched, and has attired in Nelson. The pedd&steamor Nelson is also likely to be got off.