Immigration and Trade Statistics




Immigration Office,
Wellington, January 8, 1857.

RETURN of the Number and Occupations of the Immigrants per the Minnie Dike, Captain Leslie, from Melbourne. Arrived 7th January, 1857.

Married Men .................... 2
Women ....................... 2
Single Men .................... 16
Women ....................... 0
Children, Boys ................ 1
Girls ....................... 0
Infants ...................... 0

Total—21 Souls, equal to 20½ Adults.

Occupations.
Agricultural and other Laborers ... 15
Baker .......................... 1
Printer ......................... 1
Sail Maker ...................... 1

John Knowles,
Immigration Clerk.


Immigration Office,
Wellington, January 21, 1857.

RETURN of the Number and Occupations of the Immigrants per the Rose of Sharon, Captain Southeron, from London. Arrived 19th January, 1857.

Married Men .................... 5
Women ....................... 5
Single Men .................... 6
Women ....................... 6
Children, Boys ................ 10
Girls ....................... 5
Infants ...................... 2

Total—39 Souls, equal to 28 Adults.

Occupations.
Agricultural and other Laborers ... 8
Blacksmith ..................... 1
Carpenter ....................... 1
Domestic Servants of all Classes . 6
Shoemaker ....................... 1

John Knowles,
Immigration Clerk.


Imports of New Zealand Produce Coastwise to the Port of Wellington, during the quarter ending 31st December, 1856.

ARTICLES QUANTITY APPROXIMATE VALUE
Ale or Beer 800 gallons £60 0s 0d
Barley 46 bushels 18s 8d
Bran 9 bushels 0 18s 0d
Butter 1 ton 10 cwt 140 0s 0d
Flax 1 ton 8 cwt 28 0s 0d
Flour 27 tons 4 cwt 680 0s 0d
Hams & Bacon 5 tons 3 cwt 480 13s 4d
Lard 14 cwt 39 4s 0d
Maize 396 bushels 158 8s 0d
Oats 176 bushels 61 12s 0d
Oil, Black 59 tuns 2950 0s 0d
Potatoes 62 tons 10 cwt 187 10s 0d
Rope or Cordage 23 tons 2 cwt 138 0s 0d
Sheep 116 in number 87 0s 0d
Sawn Timber 11,200 feet 112 0s 0d
Tallow 100 lbs 2 1s 8d
Wheat 7027 bushels 3162 3s 0d
Whalebone 2 tons 10 cwt 300 0s 0d
Wool 117,077 lbs 7317 6s 3d

Total .............. £17,171 4s 3d

Charles Sharp,
Harbor Master.
Wellington, 10th January, 1857.


Exports of New Zealand produce from the Port of Wellington during the Quarter ending 31st December, 1856.

ARTICLES QUANTITY APPROXIMATE VALUE
Ale or Beer 2,100 Gallons £269 10s 0d
Butter 672 lb 28 0s 0d
Flax 3 Tons 1 Cwt 61 0s 0d
Flour 6 Tons 8 Cwt 160 0s 0d
Hams & Bacon 7 Cwt 32 13s 4d
Hides 281 in number 84 6s 0d
Oil, Black 59½ Tuns 2987 10s 0d
Potatoes 5 Tons 10 cwt 16 10s 0d
Rope or Cordage 30 Tons 4 cwt 181 0s 0d
Sheep Skins 900 in number 90 0s 0d
Shingles 10,000 in num 9 8s 0d
Sawn Timber 8,500 feet 89 10s 0d
Wheat 4,900 bushels 2205 0s 0d
Wool 97,306 lb 6076 0s 0d

Total .............. £13,914 7s 4d

Charles Sharp,
Harbor Master.
Wellington, 10th January, 1857.



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🛂 Return of Immigrants per Minnie Dike (continued from previous page)

🛂 Immigration
8 January 1857
Immigrants, Minnie Dike, Occupations, Wellington
  • John Knowles, Immigration Clerk

🛂 Return of Immigrants per Rose of Sharon

🛂 Immigration
21 January 1857
Immigrants, Rose of Sharon, Occupations, Wellington
  • John Knowles, Immigration Clerk

🏭 Imports of New Zealand Produce Coastwise to the Port of Wellington

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
10 January 1857
Imports, Wellington, Trade Statistics, Quarter 1856
  • Charles Sharp, Harbor Master

🏭 Exports of New Zealand Produce from the Port of Wellington

🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
10 January 1857
Exports, Wellington, Trade Statistics, Quarter 1856
  • Charles Sharp, Harbor Master