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Family Notices
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DEPARTURES PROM NEWCASTLE.
January 27.—Rene, For Manilla with 172 tons coal. January 28.—Corsica, tor San Francisco with 1700 tons coal. January 30.—Condor, for Mauritius, with 440 tons coal. January 31.—Rachel, for Che Foo, with 403 tons coal. ...
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MEN-OF-WAR ON THE STATION.
Clio, 2[?] guns, Commodore Stirling, at Freemantle. Rosario, 3 guns, Commander Challis, at Sydney. Blanche, 8 guns, Commander Simpson, at New Zealand Basilisk, 5 guns, Captain Moresby, on a cruise in Torres ...
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LAUNCH.
A fine barque named Australian Sovereign, built by Mr. E. King on the Paterson River, has been launched. She is 137 feet on the keel, 20 feet b[?]m, and 151/2 feet depth of hold; her register tonnage is 353 tons, and her carrying capacity will be about 530 tons, on a ...
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WHALERS' REPORTS.
We learn by private advices from New fealand that the American whaler Maggie, Captain Grant, fourteen months out, had been spoken off Sunday Island. She had 1000 barrels oil on board. ...
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SHIPS' REPORTS.
A[?] Rosn.—The ship Agnes Rose, still under the command of Captain Purvis, arrived on 8th instant, from London after a passage of 60 day a from the Downs and 78 days from pilet to pilot. She brings a large cargo, and also a fair complement of ...
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ON the 1st of March next, the temporary light at Wollongong; will be substituted by a fixed red light, situated on the extremity of the Breakwater at an elevation of fifty-six feet above highwater mark. ...
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AUCKLAND HARBOUR.
Not[?] is hereby given that since the 1st December last, a fixed Red, White, and Green Light, of the 5th Order Dioptric, has been exhibited between sunset and sunrise from a lighthouse erected on the Bean Rocks. ...
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SHIPPING SUMMARY. ARRIVALS FROM ENGLAND.
January 28.—Hawkesbury, ship, 1120, Sayers, from Start Point 88 days. February 1.—Brucklay Castle, ship, 1100, Wallace, from Start Point, 93 dats. ...
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ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
January 28.—Chance, barque, 310, Morton, from Honolulu. February 6.—John Williams, missionary barque, 186, Turpie, from South Sea Islands. February 17.—Baroda (s.), 1200, Rennoldson, trom Gall. ...
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DEPARTURES FOR ENGLAND.
January 27.—Patriarch, ship, 1339, Pile, for London. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. J. I[?] Misses Isaace (2), Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Dougall, Miss Willet, Miss Fentum, Dr. Mummery, Miss Mummery, Messrs. Moss, Ray, E. A. Ebsworth, Cargo; ...
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INSOLVENCIES DURING THE MONTH.
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PASSENGERS.
Per Strathdon, for London, to sail on 27th instant: Mr. and Miss Simmons, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Witt, Mr. Forster, Her cargo consists of 1985 bales wool and cotton, 188 bundles leather, 117 tens candie nut and copra, 658 casks tallow, 173 casks ...
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VESSELS LOADING.
For London.—Strathnnver, Strathdon, Highflyer, Brucklay Cas[?], Bawkesbury, Tweod, Agues Rose. For Shanghai.—Thermopylæ. For Hongkong.—Acacia, Essex, St. Lucien, ...
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DEPARTURES FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
For San Francisco.—January 29, Aurora, sbip, 1571, Norton. For Galle.—January 30, Nubia (s.), 2095, Farquhar. For Hongkong.—January 30, Canadienne, ship, 353, Equin; February 1, Womyss Castle, ship, 700, Nicoll; 7, Wilhelmian, ...
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FREIGHTS.
For London.—Wool (clean) 3/8d in full; (greasy) 1/2; tallow, 50.; hldes, 25s; horns, 20s per 1000; bones, 25s per[?]; co[?] nut[?]oil, 60s; sperm oil. 70s; cop[?] 60s; candienuts, 65s to 70s; copper, 5s; preserved meats, [?] ...
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