Sipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1404, 10 February 1860, Page 2

Sipping Intelligence.

ARRIVRD, Feb. 7, b. a. Wonga Wonga, 103, tons, F. Ben. tier, from Wangaaui. Passengers— Mr. P. Imlay, Mr. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs^ Matiiews, - Mr. Bedpath, Mr. Holmes, 1 Maori. . Feb. 7. ship Robert Small, 729 tone, J. W. B. Darke, from London via Lytteltsn. Passenger* for Wellington — chief cabin, M,r, and Mrs. Hudeon, Charles, .lane, Mary, and William, Hudson, Mr, Charles Aloxon; steerage— John- Blackford, Wal« ter Kluckfot'd, Alfred Tyer, Ro# Mitigate, Richard Mcßae,' Flora Moßae, .lohn F, Emmerson. Foe Nelsou-ichief cabins Gathering, Margaret, Jessie, Walter, Theodore, ajid Robert Rintoul, John Bar* ker, Mrs. Bernard Cnckrain, Miriam J. Cookrain ; second cabin, Catherine Stuart, John Stewart, Margnret. Angus. Petei Colloun ; steerage, George Jones, Elizabeth. Jones, Susannah Gander, James Jones, Aifred/.Hailß. , / Feb. 8, schooner Sea Gull,. 62 tons, J. Farnie, from WangAuui. SAILED. '.-"■' Feb. 7 schooner Mart/ Jane, 40 tons, P.Jen*, kins, for Manawatu. Feb. 8. emfce* Alert, 12 tons, W. Short, from Wairau. . Passengers — Mr. Brandou, Mr. and Mrs. Eae. Same day, schooner Sarah Elizabeth, 18 tons. J. McKeiizie, for Wareliaraa. Same day. sohooDer SUlers, 18 tons, JR. Wood* gate, for Rangitiki. IMPOI^B. In . th« VTonga Wonga, Duncan <5e Veunell, Aeents. — 1071 bushels oats, Order ; 1 bos, 1 pair bullock yokes TVogood; 2 carpet bags, 1 bale, 2 bajts wool, Duncan and Vennell ; 1 pkg., F. A. Duncan ; ) bale, 3 bags wool, J. J. Taiue ; 1 horse, J. Martini • '. In the- Sea Gull, W. Lyon, Agent,— B7 bales wool, 15 kegs» butter, 11)0 hides, 10 bags grass seed, 17 kegs butter, 18 bales wool, 3 bales aheejj skins. EXPORTS. In the Mary Jane, Jacob Joseph k Co., Agent*, — I hhd. rum, 10 cases, geneva, 1 chest 3 half chests tea, 125 bags sugar, 8 trunks, drapery. -3 trusses sundries, 0 casks bottled' beer, 1 hhd. draught beer, 10 boxes sssp, 8 eases oilmen'f stores, I bale com sacks, 2 casks t,w, 0 bags salt* 3 pligs crockery, 1 box glass, L case sugar, 8 aana nnils, 3 pkss. ironmongery, 1 do. tinware, X do. shot, 80 bags flour. ■"'•' "' « ■' .;. In the Alert, Jacob Joseph \ Co., Agents,—! qr. cask whisky, 5 oases whinky, 1 brl.rnm, 6 bag* flour, Stuart, Kinross, & Co. ; 4 half cheats tea, 8 ba«s sugar, 6 casks bottled beer, 1 truss drapery^ i air bricks, 1 box, 1 cage piokles, 10 rails, 6 bags flour, Jp.cob Joseph & Co. . , , In the Sarah Klizabeth, O. Crawford, Agent,— s bans BUgur, 1 half chest tea, 2 cwt. salt, 1 bajflime, 1 drum oil, 1,200 l.rick», Leviu * Co.; 1,900 lbs. flour, Crawford; 760 feet sawn timber/ Loxley; 3.000. feet do., Bethtine & Hunter ; .42 pkga.. Idw W. SjunM. ,!. ' ' '"•" ■ '*'■< '--:-: "* In the Sisters, O. Crawford, Agent,— half ton* flour, half ton sugar, 3.M artin; Jjalf ton flout cwt. sa:t, I bag su^ar, 1 o use gin, Q. Crawford, In the Robert Small, Bethnne & Hunter, Agentt£ — 1 case, Rev. ). P. O'Reilly; 1 case primed boot*, 1 do. picture frames, Hobert Stokes; 1 pipe ctd oil, L. &E. Storey ; i hhd. beer, Order; SO hhd»» beer, VV. M. Hannatyne & Co.; 2 eases, CM. Society ; 1 box harness, 9. P, Peaoock ; 3 brlß., 2 cases, Messrs. Robjohns; 1 box books. Be*. A. Stock ; 2 cases, L. and E. Storey ; 5 trunks, L. Levy; 10 bales, Order; ICO cases cider. Smith & Co. ; 17 packages, 2 bhds. saddlery, 1 case do., Betlmne & Hunter) 25 barrels rum, 1 box samples. Order; 1 case, Levin & Co.; I cases boots and shoes, Henry Henley; 1 box, Robert M elver; 4 qr. cask" wide, 8 octaves do., 32 qr. casks wine, W. B. Rhodes 6c C*. ; 1 case millinery, 3 oases'. Order ; 1 box, E. Wilcox ; 1 ease piano, W. Davis ; 1 do. apparel, W. Francis; 1 box, James MitoneU; 1 cask. Geo. Denton; 1 ease apparel, J. K. Kir wan; 3 oases sadllery, Order; 1 ease, Rev. P. Mason; 10 qr. casks wine, Bethnne & Hunter; 14 eases, 2 bales, lurnbull & Co.; 12 cases, 4 casks, W. B. Rhodes & Co. ; 3 cased qr. casks wine, Bishop of Wellington; 100 boxes candles, 10 oases do., Johnston & Co. ; 2 oases,. Miss \f . Smith ; 80 qr. casks, 70 oases, 105 half chests tea; Order; 2 cases. W. W. Taylor ; H pkgu. Ingle ; 2 boxes books, CO. Barraud; 6 pkgs., Order; 1 ease* apparel, Mr. Cowper ; 1 box, Mr. Justice Jolmston; 1 box, A. Chapman; lease clothes . C. Love ; 1 case hosiery, B. VVilccix ; 2 case toys, E. Wrigglessworth; 18 cases, Johnston & Co. ; 1 case plants; N. Levin; lease plants, A. Ludlam; 1 qr. cask gin, 1 hhd., 1 case wine, 21 do. sherry, 1 qr. cask port, 1 do. sherry, J. H. Wallace; 8 qr. cask 3 wine, 12 octaves do., 1 case samples, Order ; 2 oases, Turnbull it Co.; 17 pkgs., I pel., 0. It F. Barratid; 26 half hhds. vinegar, 20 oases mustard, 12 eases mustard. Bethune and Hunter ; 1 pkg., Thomas Me William; 1 cart body, 1 pr. sbafu, 0 wheels, and 1 axle, Order ;. 1 oase drapery, VV Bishop ; 100 brls. cement, W. Bowler, Son, & Co.; 19 bales. Turnbull & Co.; 1 qr.' cask brandy, Col. Gore Browne; 1 box, Thomas Mason; 12 hhds. beer, W. B. Buodea ft Co. ; 50 casea bottled beer, 30 cases bottled ale, Bethune fit Hunter; 1 casebook*, Rev. B. Taylor ; 12 oases, 6 qr. oasks, 210 eases, 7 qr. casks, 2 hhds., 1 box samples, 1 box show oarde, J. H. Wallaoe ; 1 case saddlery, Bethuns oe Hun. ter ; 100 boxes candle*, ft qr. casks wine, 8 ootavea do , 10 batrela oilmen's stores, 14 oases do., 8 boxes tobacco, 7 kegs do., 8 cases, W. B. Rhode* &Co.; lease seeds, J.B, Keen; 9 oas«a, 0 brls., 10 cases, 3 tierces, 24 brls., 05 oases, Order ; 2ft oases, 8 qr. casks, 17 coses, 1 pel. samples, B Lewis ; 1 ease, Capt. Snath ; 1 case, G. Crotty ;1. ease portraits, H. Y. Whi«h«n ; 10 casks, 80 oases, 0 kegs white lead, Order; 1 boiler, 1 fly wheel, 1 bed plaw, 3 cases, 4 fly wheel*, 15' oases, 1 fuunel, Turabuti & Co. ; 20 hhds, ale, 75 barrels sugar. Levin & Co. ; 0 packets, Order ; 1 box, J. 0. Craw* ford ; 3 oases, 1 bale, 520 bags salt, Bethnne and Hunter; 7 pkg*.. Samuel Young ; ft casks, 90 drums, 3 bales, 10 bundles, ft oasks, 4 barrels, 5 kegs, 16 bundles, Taylor, Watt, & Co.

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- 673 betes wool «ad tag wool £$0,201 11 casks sperm oil ».....,. 000 863 buadlea flax. . . .. ;«^ 84 88 bnleo hadtled €wt 1 \ »._ 7c0.18 •« /" , 18 ° 36O2)idcs 160 34 casks pawnu shells ....... SO 28 bundles whalebone 150 1 box metal .-. . . 11 10 cnaee pnyyku tihells 80 -•■ -90 buudlea'sheep akins .... 200 HOS.bullQok horns • 24 SBUO sh«nk booos .. 26 10 tons bones 90 1 case plums ............ 15 .641,680 j

'The ship •' Robert Small," Captain Darke, from tiondon, via Lyttelton, arrived in this harbour on Tuesday afternoon last. She Bailed from London od the 7th, and the Downs on the 10th October; , 'encountered very heavy gales of wind in the Bay of Biscay, which considerably retarded the voyage at the outset. The line was crossed on the 17th "Nov., in 26° W. long., and from that tims to the end of the year, when the ship had reached long. 100 «E., only very light winds were experienced. The meridian of the Cap 9 was passed on the I.Bth Dec. Towards the end of the voyage very heavy gates and severe weather were fallen in with ; the ffa&es were sighted on Tuesday the 24th ult., v -aha^Lyttelton harbour was made on the following Sunday. On the voyage several ship were passed, butsignals-wereexchangedwith only a few. Inlong: 117 S E. lat. 46 © 30' S. spoke the " Wild Duck," bound for Wellington, from England 24th 'Oct.; an hearty. Saw several whalers on the S.E. • 'coast of this island ; among which was the " Jireh Swift," of New Bedford, whose Captain, William • Earl, came on board the "Robert Small," on the :25th January, and forwarded some letters home. The " Jireh Swift had sprung her bowsprit in (the gale of the two days previous, and carried away her jibboomi and lost two whales to which ahe was fast at the time. Exchanged signal also with the U.S. whaler " Gayhead/ T of New Bed* fond. The " Robert Small" remained at Lyttelton four days, and landed about 140 passengers, in- ' eluding 14 navvies, for the railway, with their ( tools, materials and houses. She left Lyttelton on, 'Frißay, the Srd-inst., and experienced N.E. and N.W.* winds .the the whole .way up. The -"Robert Small" is one of Messrs. Willis, Gann, : «*<fc <3o;'a;liaers, has brought a large cargo for, this, place, and is consigned ~to Messrs, Be'thu,ne . and Hunter. Captain Darkjj, and the surgeon, A. S>. Park, Esq., w^ire both presented with complimentary testimonials by the passeng&ts on their arrival at Lyttelton, for their uniform kindness and attention to them during the voyage. She is advertised to load wool for London direct ; to follow the " Zealandia."