PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXIII, Issue 2940, 22 January 1875, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED. January 20—Gazelle. » s, 41 tons, Featherston, from Gore's Bay. Master, agent. January aO— Jessie Henderson, schooner, 92 tone, Robiuson, from Aucklaud. F. Cunningham agent. January 21 —Clyde, s.s. 27 tons, McConville, from Saltwater Creek. Master, agent. January 21—Blackwali, ketch, 31 tons, Nelson, from Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. January 21—Lady Jocelyn, ship, Jenkins, from London- Agents—Edward*. Bennett, and Co. Passengers—saloon : Mr and Mrs Penney and servant, Mr and Mrs Willitt and family (2), Mr and Mrs Morris, Mr and Mrs Buchanan- ana family (2), Mrs Pilditch, Misses Leach and Morgan, Mr and Mrs All-way, Mr and Mrs Hogg aud children (4), Mrs Jenkins. Mrs Cooper, Messrs Lensk. Dorrtnsrton, E, A. Buchanan, R. M. Buchanan, E. W. Blandford, Saunders, Carriugton. Inues. Wallis, Cowie, Kirov, Parker, and Crockwell, and 554 immigrants. CLEARED. January 21—Clematis, brig, 249 tons, Sim, for Hobart Town, In ballast Master, agent. January 21 — Cleopatra, brigantine. 92 tons, O'Brien, for Dunedin C. W. Turner, agent. _ January 21-Ladybird, s.s. 286 tons, Andrew, for Northern ports. G. Mac-kay, agent. SAILED. January 21—Kestrel, ketch, 19 tons, Clarkson, for Manuka Bay. Master, agent. January 21—Syreu. barque, 300 tons, Sees, for Raipara, in ballast. Edwards, Bennett and Co, agents. January 21—Magellan Cloud, brigantine, 99 tons, Brnce, for Chatham Islands. P. Cunningham and and Co, agents. January 21—Cog Dv Village, barque, 312 tons, Smith, for Newcastle, in ballast. Master, agent. Passenger—Captain Trotter. January 21—Transport, brig; 307 tons, Fox, for Newcastle, In ballast. ' January 21—Cleopatra, schooner. O'Brien, for j Dunedin. Master, agent. January 21—Ladybird, b.b, 286 tons, Andrew, for Northern ports. G. Mackay. agent. Passengers— saloon : Mr W. Jacobson, Mr Keilly, Mrs Howard, and 21 original. Steerage: Messrs Kiddick and Watson. January 21—Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, for Akaroa Master, agent. January 21—Nile, schooner, 24 tons, for Leßon's Bay, in ballast, Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per Flirt—From Auckland: 40,000 feet timber. 40 tons joiners' work, 25 tons drain pipes. Per Gazelle—2ss bales wool. Consignee—Miles and Co. Per Blac_wall—23 cords firewood. Consignees— E. Wood. Per Jessie Henderson—6o,oo •> ft timber. 96 Backs malt, 25 nests drain pipe*. 200 girden tiles, 2500 ft white pine. Consignees—P, Cunningham, J. Brown, Per Lady Jocelyn—6sß ca €», 1890 pkgs, 9510 bricks, 34 cart buslie6.47 tru: 8,3-5 bdls wire, 223 boxes, 18 bdls spades, 792 ca»k>. 10 q -casks, 30 halfhbds, 3000 slates, 57 tanks. » na gnees—Wilson. Sawtell, and Co, Nashelski, Harrison, Fairbank, Gould. Kenuaway, Howell. Malder, Turner, Wood Bros, Cuff and Graham, Miles and Co, Rose; Selanders, Fletcher, and Co ; Cant, Wilkin, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. Bishop of Christchurch, Wilson, Chudley. Beasley, Parker; Wood, Shand, and Co, Campbell, Baxter, Butler, Christchurch Gas Company, Kcntoul. Bates. Moore, Dunford, Hendley, Spencer, Partridge, Strange; Dalgety, Nichols, and Co; Ballantyne, Twentyman and Cousin. £. Recce. Spence.- aud Co; Lightband, Allen, ank Co, Jameson, Harris; Edwards. Bennett and Co; Watkins, Davis. EX POUTS Per Cleopatra—For Dunedin : 699 cases cement. Shipper— C. W. Turner. Per Ladybird—For Wellington, free: 6 cases. 2 pels, 64 sacks grass seed, 1 box. 2 earth closets. For Wauganui, free: 3 casks, 4 pkgs. For Napier, free : 19 cases, 234 bdls standards, 176 bags grass seed. 100 e_s oats. For Picton, free: 20 skß wheat, 4 cases, l_isk. For Nelson, free:"TO sks oatmeal, 18 cases cheese, 8 kegs, 7 boxes. 1 case. 1 trunk, 3 cskß esse. 8 cases bacon, 14 bags grass seed. For Taranaki, free: 2 half-chests tea,3 cases. For Manukau: 50 sacks malt, 8 cases chicory, 1 pkg. Shippers— Ma'htson's Agency. Eetfl and Bain, Cuff and Gra-h-m; Lightband, Ailen s and Co, G. Mackay, Heywoodana Co, Dransfield, Turner, Wilkin, Miles aud Co; Royse, Stead, and Co; Bruce and Co, P. Cunningham, Spensley, Edwards, Trent, Granville. The s!s. Bruce will sail for Timaru and Akaroa, and not as formerly advertised. The brig Clematis cleared outwards at the Customs for Hobart Town yesterday. She will finish ballasting to day. The barque Freetrader broke bulk yesterday morning, and commenced to discharge. The schooner Jessie Henderson was hauled atoi'-ide tbe breastwork yesterday morning, and commenced to discharge. The barques Cog Dv Village, Smith, for New-cac-ue. and sjreu, Kees, lor Kaipara, took their departure yesterday. Both are in ballast trim. The tormer noes for coals, and the latter for timber, both for Lyttelton. The brltr Transport, for Newcastle, and brigantine Magellan Cloud, for the Chatham Islands, sailed yesterday; tbe former in ballast, and the latter with general cargo. Both return to port shortly. The brigantine Cleopatra, Captain O'Brien, cleared outwards at the Customs yesterday ior Danedin, with cargo transhipped from the ship Geraldine Facet. She sailed last evening. "The brig Fawn was berthed alongside No. 2 wharf yesterday morning to discharge the remain* der of her cargo, part of which was discharged into tbe hulk in tbe stream. The ketch BlackwalJ, from Pigeon Bay, with firewood, and.Clyde and Gazelle, from Saltwater Creek and Gore's Bay, arrived yesterday. . The schooner Nile sailed yesterday for Akaroa. Tbe schooner Jessie Henderson, Captain Robinson, arrived in harbor on Wednesday, at 7.30 p.m., from Auckland. The Captain reports that he left that port on Wednesday, January 13th, at 5 p.m.. passed East Cape on Friday at 6 a.m., passed Cape Palli*er on Sunday evening-, passed tho Kaikoras on Monday, and sighted the beads at 4> a.m. on Wednesday; experienced light variable winds and fine weather until arrival. The captain reports that he sighted a ship off Cape PallUer, supposed to be the Waitanga, from the same port, and due. She brings a full cargo of timber, &c, as per exports. Attention is drawn to the alteration of the sailing of the s.s Phoebe for South, from Monday, January 26tb, as formerly notified, to Tuesday, January 26th. ' The schooner Florence Brown will shortly arrive from Timaru, after which she will load a cargo for Wellington. The schooner Alert arrived in Greymouth on January 14th, from Lyttelton. She left this port with full general cargo on the 7th instant. After discharging she will reload another of timber for Lyttelton. The schooners Edward and Reward were berthed yesterday at the Breastwork, to discharge their cargoes of timber.