Sydney Shipping Gazette 1847 B 333

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VESSELS EXPECTED IN SYDNEY FROM NEW ZEALAND
Maid of the Mill, schooner.
Scotia, schooner, 69 tons, Ward.
Mary, barque, schooner, 95 tons, Dunning.
Velocity, schooner, 138 tons, Hogg.
Ariel, schooner, 73 tons, Sturgeon.
Maukin, brig, 106 tons, Cooney.
John Bull, schooner, 72 tons, Twohey.
Bee, brig, 134 tons, Addams.
Thomas Lord, schooner, 70 tons, Osborne.
Secret, schooner, 38 tons, Boyle.
Comet, schooner, 92 tons, Cork.

SHIPS' MAILS
Mails will be closed at the Post Office as follow:-
For Port Nicholson - By the Star of China, on Monday evening, at 6.

VESSELS FOR ENGLAND
During the past week the different vessels loading have met with much detention, owing to the wetness of the weather. A similar occurrence has also happened with regard to copper ore as took place last season: The Tasmania, Lydia, and Neptune, are about to discharge what portion they have taken in for dead weight, owing to its having heated so much. This ore was imported from New Zealand, and the most considerable portion from Mr. Taylor's mine at Kawan, some of which was landed from the Johnstone, last year, after being stowed, from fear of its igniting. The Rookery, which left this for Portand Bay, a short time since, to fill up with wool for England, also took some of the copper ore for dead weight; but owing to the intense heat it attained, she put in Launceston to land it. As a great quantity of wool has been stowed upon it in the different vessels, it will cause both serious expense and detention.

P369
VESSELS TO SAIL FOR THESE COLONIES.
(From Hardy's Shipping List, September 11.)
For New Zealand - Elora, 333 tons, Turnbul, September 30.

P370
H.M.S. Castor was going into Port Nicholson as the Velocity left. H.M. Driver arrived there from Auckland on the 19th December. H.M.S. Calliope arrived on the 20th. The schooner Columbine and the schooner Ariel, both from Sydney, and the schooner Scotia, from the south of New Zealand, arrived there on the 22nd December. The schooner I Don't Know fropm Hobart Town, arrived there on the 22nd December; also, the cutter Hero, from Hobart Town. H.M.S.Racehorse left for Wanganui on the 31st December. The Velocity has made a very good voyage, having been only 37 days from Sydney, during which she was detained several days at Port Nicholson, owing to the Christmas festivities which were carried on there. She made the Heads at Port Jackson on Tuesday last, at 7.p.m., but, falling calm, could not get into port. On the 19th December spoke the American whaler Barclay, off Cape Foulwind, which vessel left Sydney on the 8th November, and in the interim had taken 140 barrels of sperm oil.
The Bremen brig Arion, Captain Weiting, arrived at Auckland on the 4th December. The schooner Secret, Captain Boyle, from Sydney, arrived at Auckland on the 15th December, and was to sail again for this port a few days after the Terror. The schooner Triton, from the Feejees, arrived at Auckland on the 17th December, where she was advertised for freight or charter.
Bay of Islands, November 26th, ship Alert, 17 months out, with 2500 whale, and 50 barrels sperm oil.
The wreck, cargo, &c., of the whale ship Delphos, lost off Palmerston Island, in October last, was offered to public competion by Messrs. Brown and Campbell on Tuesday last, by order of the United States Vice Consul, and was purchased by Captain Wieting, of the Bremen brig Arion, for £220. - New Zealander, December 12.
The Triton spoke the following vessels, off the Three Kings:- On December 6th, the barque Jane, of Sydney, whaler, Captain Kee, 22 months out, 700 barrels sperm; also, same day, the schooner Industry, pf Hobart Town, five months out, two tuns black oil. Off the North Cape, on December 10th, the barque Woodlark, of Sydney, whaler, 11 months out, 800 barrels sperm and 200 black. - New Zealander, December 19.
The William left Sydney on the 25th November, 1845, and has now on board 750 barrels of spem oil. The following vessels were spoken by her off the three Kings:- October 31. The barque Avoca, from Sydney for New Zealand. November 17. the Woodlark, Smith, of Sydney with 700 barrels sperm, and 200 barrels black oil. November 26. Jane, Lee, of Sydney, 22 months out, with 700 barrels sperm; she reported the Americal whalers Johanna with 500 barrels black oil; and the Marian, with 60 barrels black oil; both from the north-west ground. November 21. London Packet, 36 months out, with 2100 barrels sperm, and 200 barrels black oil. November 22. Walter Scott, 26 months out, with 1100 barrels sperm oil.

The Shipping Gazette and Sydney General Trade List
No. 149 Saturday, January 23, 1847. Vol IV
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Latest Intelligence Received in Sydney up to Present Date
New Zealand ………………January 8

ARRIVALS
January 17 - Secret, schooner, 38 tons, Captain Boyle, from Auckland the 25th and Kawan the 29th December.

Passengers -
Belcher Mr E
Dogherty Mr W
Rosetta Mr H
Rowercroft Mr H
Stubbs Mr J
Wood Mr and Mrs and five children

January 20 - Coquette, schooner, 72 tons, Captain McCook, from Auckland the 5th and Kawau the 9th instant.

Passengers -
Blundell Mr and Mrs and two children
Collins Mr
Meghan Mr P
Williams Mr J

January 22 - Ann, schooner, 62 tons, Captain Rogers, from Auckland the 8th, and Kawau the 9th instant. Passenger - Mr Whitford

DEPARTURES
January 16 - Inflexible, H.M., steamer, Captain Hoseason, for New Zealand.
January 22 - Sir John Byng, brig, Captain Forbes, for Port Nicholson, via Boyd Town.
Passenger - one in the steerage.

CLEARANCES
January 20 - Lady Rowena, barque, Captain Macdonald, for Port Nicholson via Twofold Bay.

Passengers -
Abraham Mr
Creary Mr J.D
Evans Mr Morgan
Hart Miss Margaret and Miss Caroline
Johnstone Mrs and son and daughter and female servant
Macara Mr
Moran Mr B
Ryan Mr T
Sidey Mr C
Sole Mr H

Vessels Expected in Sydney from New Zealand
Socotia, schooner,. 69 tons, Ward.
Mary, barque, 343 tons, Levens.
Ariel, schooner, 73 tons, Sturgeon.
Maukin, brig, 106 tons, Cooney.
Maid of the Mill, schooner.
Bee, brig, 134 tons, Addams.
Thomas Lord, schooner, 70 tons, Osborne.
Comet, schooner, 92 tons, Cork

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