Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1584, 21 May 1861, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED May 17, ketch Pride, 60 tons, T. Buxton, from Heathcote Hiver. Same day, cutter Salelile. 30 tons, W. Edwards, from Heathcote River. Passenger — Mr. Lundon. May 19, s.s. Wonya ti ouga, 103 tons, Renner, from Wanganui, and Taranaki. Passengers — Mr. aud Mrs. Hartman, Mr- and Mrs. Hewitt. Mr: and Mrs. Fox, Dr. Allison, Mr. and Master Holds worth, Cupt. McGrnth, Mrs. Bennett and child, Messrs. Watt, John- Wilson, Howe, Alexander Duncan; Same day, schooner Sarah, 12 tons, P. Jenkins, from Manawatu. May 19, s. 8. Storm Bird, 107 tons, J. Malcolm, from Napier and Castle Point. Passengera — Miss Tanner, Messrs. Carver, Biddle. May 21, s. 8, Airedale. 286 tons, Johnston, from Lyttelton and Otago. Passengers — Messrs. C. H. Kettle, E. McGlashan, Capt. Frazer, T. Dick, M. Jollie, Wilson, A. E. White. A. R. Oreyke, J. T. Cookson, J. M. Hall, J. C. Watts Russell, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Cookson, Mrs. Jollie, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Lance, Mrs. Rußsell, Messrs. Trew, Wright, Peel, and ten in the steerage. SAILED. May 18, ketch Emu, 27 tons, D. Mclver, for Christchurch. May 19, schooner Emerald, 35 tens, Sedcole, for Christchurch. IMPORTS. In the } Pride, George Crawford, Agent, — 133 hags barley, 150 do. oats, 250 do. wheat, Order ; 1 ton potatoes, Lyon. In the Salelile, D, Lundon, Agent, — 1200 bubs wheat, 100 do. barley, Fliekson & Co. In the Sar,ah, W. Lyon, Agent — 28 doz. lines, 70 bags wheat, 19 coils tow, half ton bacon, 13 hams, 10 cheeks, Charles Hartley. In the Wonga Wonga, Duncan and Vennell, Afents — 50caeks beef and pork, Cominissariatt; 2 bales gunny bags, Powell &Co. ; 8 bales gunny bags Taylor, Watt & Co. ; 1 box apples, W. S Russell; 1 trunk, Wilson; I parcel, J. G. Holdsworth ; 2 cwt. onions, 160 bushels wheat, 5 tons potatoes, 10 kegs butter, Owen Brothers. | In the Sloim Bird, Duncan _j Vennell, Agents, 8 bales wool, Bowler, Son, -fc Co. ; II bags barley, Stuart & Co.; '■£ pkgs. iron buokets, Commissariat EXPORTS. In the Emu, W. Hiekson & Co., Agents — 140 bags salt, 1 case drapery, 3 boxes soap, I stove, 1 grate, 11 bftlea stcks, 3 cases jams, 3 chairs, J. H. Stiffc ; 9 bales sacks, Wilson; 140*2 feet timber, Mrllson ; 4 hhds. ale, Dixon. In the Emerald, J. and T. Kebbell, Agents, — 13,098 feet sawn timber, 400 sacks. The s. s. Storm Bird, Captain Malcolm, from Napier via Cadtle Point, arrived iv port at B*3o p. m. on Sunday. She sailed from Napier on Saturday last at 3 p.m., passed Cape Turnagniu at 10*30 p. m., went under easy steam to Castle Point, where she arrived at 7a. m. of the 19th. The weather being so rough, and a heavy sea setting in from tbe eastward, could hold no communication with the shore. Mr. Guthrie endeavoured to come off, but r/ns compelled to put back n^ain. Left Castle Point at 9 a.m., and arrived iv Wellington as above, running the distanoe in 11_ hours. If no detention had taken place at Castle Point, the passage between Napier aud Wellington would hare beeu performed in '43 hours, ihe Sea Serpent, from Wellington, and the Adolphus from Newcastle, with coals, were lying nt Napier when the Storm Bird left. Some anxiety was being (alt at Ahuriri inconsequence of the unsettled state of Native affairs iv that Province.