Sydney Shipping Gazette 1847 G 333

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The Shipping Gazette and Sydney General Trade List
No.160 Saturday, April 10, 1847 Vol. IV

P450 LATEST INTELLIGENCE RECEIVED IN SYDNEY UP TO PRESENT DATE
From New Zealand ……….. March 28.

ARRIVALS
April 9 - Elora, barque, 333 tons, Captain Turnbull, from Auckland the 23rd March.

Passengers -
Absalom Mr W
Asher Mr
Creagh Captain
Lawson Mrs
May Mr
McNair Mr and Mrs and four children
Merritt Mr
Murray Mr
Redmond Mr James
Sanctuary Mr
Taylor Mr
Wilson Mrs and son

April 9 - Maukin, brig, 1067 tons, Captain Cooney, from Auckland the 25th ultimo.

Passengers -
Beckham Captain (Resident Magistrate at Auckland)
De Teissier Captain of 65th Regiment and servant
Fitzgerald Mr and Mrs, five children and servant
Graham Mr D
Hayman Mr

April 9 - Sir John Byng, brig, 170 tons, Captain Forbes, from Port Nicholson the 28th ultimo.

Passengers -
Clifford Mr and Mrs and female servant
Galbraith Dr, 99th Regiment
Hirst Mr J
Prior Mr and Mrs and three children
Sidey Mr and servant
and 22 rank and file of the 58th and 99th Regiments, 3 servants, 4 women and 10 children.

EXPORTS
April 9 - Scotia, schooner, Captain Ward, for Wellington, New Zealand.

HOBART TOWN
ARRIVALS
March 26 - Gipsy, barque, 390 tons, Garwood, from New Zealand 7th instant, with timber.
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AUCKLAND
ARRIVAL -
March 16- Maid of the Mill, schooner, Stewart, master, from Russell.
DEPARTURES
March 14 - John Bull, schooner, Tuohey, master, for Sydney via Tutukaka.

Passengers-
Brown Mr S
Campbell Dr
Pettingale Mr

March 15 - Coquette, schooner, McCook, master, for Tahiti, with timber, potatoes and onions.
Passenger - Russell Mr J
BAY OF ISLANDS
ARRIVAL
February 4 - Hope, United States ship, 471 tons, W.B. Heath, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 17 months out, with 1550 barrels black and 50 barrels sperm oil.
February 4 - Caroline, United States ship, 364 tons, N.C. Cary, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 5 ½ months out, with 145 barrels sperm and 130 barrels black oil, and 600 lbs. Bone.
February 4 - Jane, British barque, 365 tons, W. Lee, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 24 months out, with 90 tons sperm oil.
February 9 - Maine, United States ship, 294 tons, G. Netcher, master, 5 ½ months out, with 50 barrels black oil, and 1000 lbs. Bone.
February 15 - General Pike, United States ship, 313 tons, Job Pierce, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 14 months out, with 161 barrels black and 792 barrels sperm oil.
February 20 - Charles, United States ship, 290 tons, L. Coan, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 20 months out, with 1150 barrels sperm oil.
February 26 - Pilot, United States ship, 200 tons, J. Hartwell, master, from Hobart Town, with a general cargo.
February 27 - British Sovereign, barque, 350 tons, W. Jones, master, from Sydney with cattle and general cargo.
March 1 - Clifford Wayne, United States ship, 305 tons, E.T. Howland, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 28 months out, with 1880 barrels sperm, and80 barrels black oil.
March 3 - Narragansett, United States ship, 989 tons, J.B. Rodgers, master, from South Sea Fisheries, 6 ½ months out, with 200 barrels sperm, and 50 barrels black oil
March 5 - Ann, schooner, 62 tons, W. Rogers, master, from Sydney, with a general cargo.
March 8 - Ranger, British ship, 374 tons, W. Cuthbert, master, from the South Sea Fisheries, twenty-two months out, with 850 barrels sperm oil.
March 9 - Canton Packet, United States ship, 271 tons, H. Sherman, master, seventeen months out, with 900 barrels sperm oil.
March 9 - Norwhal, British ship, 380 tons, E. Baker, master, from the South Sea Fisheries, twenty-one months out, 1500 barrels sperm oil.

The Garland Grove, Captain Robson, was to leave Port Nicholson, for Sydney, the day after the Sir John Byng, having on board, as passengers,

McClymont Mr
Peacock Mr
Wood Mr

The schooner John Bull left Auckland on the 15th March for the coast, to take in a cargo of timber for Sydney.
The Elora sighted an American whaler on her passage up, but did not ascertain her name.
The barque British Sovereign hence via Boyd Town, had arrived at Auckland, after a tedious passage of thirty-six days, during which she lost some of the cattle. She sailed thence for the South Sea Islands the same day as the Elora.
The Maukin experienced very severe weather with contrary winds, off the North Cape, and was obliged to put into the Bay of Islands for shelter during the easterly gales. Captain Cooney spoke, on the 9th instant, near the Three Kings, the Sydney whaling barque Lindsays, five months out, with 550 barrels sperm, bound to Monganui. The Lindsays reported having spoken the Tigress, brig, at sea, with 750 barrels. - New Zealander, March 20.
The American whale ship United States, of Nantucket, 322 tons, Captain Worth, arrived in port on Wednesday, from the South Seas. She has been out fifteen months; has captured 280 barrels black, and 120 barrels sperm oil. She spoke the ship Superior, Captain Hart, from Port Nicholson, about a week back. About nine months since she put into the Bay of Islands, and has since been in to Akaroa. - Wellington Independent, March 3

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NEW ZEALAND HYDROGRAPHY
Extracts from the Remarks of H.M.S. North Star, Captain Sir E. Home, Bart., R.N.
(from the Naval Magazine for November.)
On the first of August the North Star sailed for Auckland, New Zealand, where she anchored on the 10th, the winds were from north to south, by the west, and once south by east; south-west, west, and north-west, were the prevailing winds. The first three days the
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weather was fine, after which there was a succession of strong gales and fresh breezes, with squalls and rain, and fine weather.
[all of page 454, 455 and half of the 1st column of p 456 has a very good description of the from the Three Kings to Auckland, describing the waters and the land and forests, population figures. Then a description of Port Nicholson, Cook's Straits and Nelson, then to Wellington, and on to Akaroa and back to Auckland and then to Sydney. They departed back to Auckland in New Zealand on 9th December then Port Nicholson, Nelson, Wellington and returned by Cook's Strait to Sydney. The account has lengthy descriptions of the prevailing winds and temperatures encountered.]

The Shipping Gazette and Sydney General Trade List
No.161 Saturday, April 17, 1847 Vol. IV
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE RECEIVED IN SYDNEY UP TO PRESENT DATE.
From New Zealand …………… March 30.

ARRIVALS
April 11- John Bull, schooner, 71 tons, Captain Tuohey, from Auckland the 12th and Tutakuta the 24th March.

Passengers -
Beam Mr
Brown Mr
Campbell Mr
Crisp Mr
Jenn Mr D
Long Mr and Mrs and four children
Pettingal Mr

April 12 - Garland Grove, barque, 483 tons. Captain Robson, from Port Nicholson, the 2nd April.

Passengers -
Adams Mr
Addis Mr
Evans Mr
McClymont Mr G
Miles Mr T
Watson Mr H.B
Waitt Mr
Watt Mrs, three daughters and son
Williams Mr M
Wood Mr

Till we meet again - Regards - edmondsallan