Shipping Intelligence.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVI, Issue 1690, 10 January 1862, Page 2

Shipping Intelligence.

arrived. Jan. 7, schooner W. B, Dean, 92 tons, J. Mc Eachem, from Otago, in ballast. Passengers — Mr. W. Thompson, Mr. H. Trivers. Jan. 8, s.s. Prince Alfred, 701 tonß, J. Bowden,' from Lyttelton and Otago. Passengers — chief oabin — Messrs. Haywood, W. Morris, Heffer, Santy, Mrs. McDonald, Miss Inwood, Major Coote, Mrs. Turnbull and servant, Mr. Darling, Mr. Walter Buller, Misa Buller; second cabin — Messrs. B. * Jeffries, Thomas McMillan, Peter McMillan, Peter Bell, Pearce, Harris, W. Wallerston, Thomas Bamford, John Shaw, D. Suxall, A. Bawsoa, G. ' Crab, James Harley, Jobn Will, James Houghton, Thomas Nodder, John Turner, A. W. Sedcole, Jos. Toy, H. Campbell, D. Hughey, J. Pudney (senr.-), J. Pudney (junr.), W. J. Williams, Ihomas Lowe, John Kihniuster, Henry Kilminster, Bobert Camp, bell, W. Mason, Samuel Body, W. Bioh, W. B. Eastgate, and I chief and 84 second cabin paise.gers for Nelson and Syduey. Same day, sohooner Sea Serpent, 60 tons, John Enright, from Blackhead. Same fey, schooner Esther, 54 tons, James Campbell, from Pahau. Jan. 9 , schooner Freebridge, 92 tons, Thomas Hughes, from Nelson. Passengers — Messrs. J. Murray, Delany. Jan. 10, schooner Sisters, 18 tons, Hebberly, from Bangitiki. SAILED. Jan. 7, schooner City of Nelson, 50 tons, W. Hooper, for Otago. Passengers — Messrs. Alfred Sharp, George M.bntro, George Smith, David Jones, Charles Brown, John Egrott, VV. lreland, Bobert Spencer, F. Perry, W. Perry. Jan. 8,- schooner Sarah, T2 tons, P. Jenkins, for Manawatu. Jan. 9, s. s Pricee Alfred, 704 tons, Jamea Bowden, for Picton and Nelson. - Passengerssaloon — Dr. Williams, Mr. Maney, Mr. Brigham, Miss Croucher, Miss McHardy, Mr. Britten', Mr. Justice Johnston, Hon. A. Tollemache, ? Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm, Miss McKenzie, Fatliee^Garin, , Mrs. "Bobinson and three children, Messrs. 'Drjrdsn, Foster, White, Watts, Paine, Duncan, Lattgdon, " Edwards, Diamond, Mr. and Mrs. Ashwell, Mr. Meads, and 11 cabin -and 84 steerage* passengers from the South. Jan. 10, schooner W. B. Dean, 92 tons, J. Mo Eachem, for Otago. Jan. 10, barque Maori, 289 tons, John Muir, for Hokianga. " ' , * IMPORTS. . ■ In tbe Freebridg", Master, Agent— l2o bags fiour, J. Murray j 106 bags oats, 5' bars steel,! cask, Order; 1 truss drapery, Bethune & Hunter; 3 qr. casks brandy, Krull & Co. ; 6 cases coffee, Stuart <fe Co. ; 2 cases, 2 wbeels, 2 pooles, 2 platforms, 206 bags sugar, Bannatyne & Go. ; 60 bags/ fiour, 4 hhds. brandy, 30 boxes, tobacco, "2 cases . cigars, 80 cases old torn, Bowler, Son & Co. ; 21' chests tea, Levin & C0.;. 3 oases axes, 1 case sundries, 2 rolls cocoa matting, E. W. Mills ; 046 - * bags sugar, J. Martin ; 0 oases,* 4 trunks- 1 side saddle. T. Chapman; 12 camp ovens, Duncan and • Vennell. v .- - t> - --' „ In the' Sisters, G. Crawford, Ageht~r3« bales wool, Levin & Co. ; 140 bsha. wheat, - half ton bacon, W. W. Taylor. " J, - - 222^2 * - In the Prince Alfred, 1.0.8.ftf. Comnalay^gentsy/ J —5 bales paper, B Smith :'I do^ Knill^&jOofej^^v case, Popplewell ; I oase, Order";' I oase^J. YffrtCv2 moll ; 20 hbds. beer, Mcintosh; *2 pßgs,*^|jbd|as^l and Co.; 1 do., Order; 1. anchor,.* [S^Ug^ziaofie/A 1.0.8.M. Company: - V V . :^£%^jg& • - • - >.•' .vC^XV'^Ss>??#& / ; 2- 2 ,vF.VV

• a gS£g22ggsg*'sys'rsi**sg^^ fii the Ssr Bgffjsiitj $.&„_.s & Huatcrj Ageutsl frß bates wool. In the Esther, Betliuu. fr Hunter, Agents— ' 96 bales wool. EXPOBTS. In the City of Nelson, Master, Agent— 2l,ooo feet sawn timber, W. Hooper. In the Sarnh, Pilcher, Agent — I keg sundries, 3 chests, 6 cases, 5 pkg3., 1 ttiss, 1 bag rice, W,W. Taylor; 10 bags fl»ur, J and T. Kebbell ; 3 bags •Ugar, I bag rice, G. Crawford, In the I'ri'.ice Alfred, 1.0 B.M. Company, Agents 1 pel., f)0 empty hads-, Pilcher ; I case, Bishop ; 3 half tierces tobacco, Johnston Sc Co. ; I cn.se. I parcel, 7 casks, U.B C; I case sundries, for Exhi. b tion. 1862, T. Woodward ; 69 bales wool, Johnston & Co. ; I parcel, Union Bank. Shipped at Otago— l parcel gold dust, 104$ ozs., Ash worth; 209 ozb. do., passengers on board ; 18 boxes do., 18,000 ozs., B, N.W. ; 3 boxes do., 2,930 ozs., Bank of N. Z. In the W. B. Dean, Pilcher, Agent — _0 head of cattle, Frazer Brothers. "We learn from a letter received by R. .J.Duncan, Esq., Secretary to the VV. S. N. Company, the following particulars relating tJ the Wonga Won*?tt, for whose safety serious fi^prehensions were entertained. The s, a. Wonga Wonga sailed from Wanganui on the Ist instant, and notwithstanding that every effott was made by Captain ilenner, he waa unable to reach Taranaki, in consequence of a severe N W. gale and head sea. When the Wouga Wonga loft Wanganui, there was every appearance of a shift of wind to the southward, and Captain Renner proceeded on his passage until uoon of the 2nd, when he was compelled to bear up for shelter, and brought up under Kapiti the same evening. The weather moderating on the following day, the Wonga Wonga started at 0 p.m., and had reached within cix miles of Cape Egmont at noon of the 4th, when a strong gale from the northward sprung up, and after thrashing to. windward for five hours in hopes that the gale would abate, Captain Uenner was reluctantly compelled to bear up for Nelson, where he arrived about noon of the sth instant. Birth. — At Wellington, on Saturday, the 4th met., the wife of J. E. Smith, Esq., of a daughter.