SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1522, 28 October 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. SAIIBD. Oct. 27—Auckland, s.s., 533 tons, Gordon Pon■onby, from Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon: Mr. Yarley, Mr. Cohen, Mrs. Jones, Miss Morrison, five for North, eighteen in the steerage, seven for North. CLEABBD. Oct. 27 —Auokland, s.s., 533 tons, Gordon Pon■onby, for Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and M&nuktu. Passengers—Mr. Raphael, Dr. Foster, Mr. Slater, Mr. James Banks, Mr. W. Travers, Mr. C. Ollivisr, Mr. and Mrs. Marks and servant, Mr. W. S. Moorhouse, and Mr. Vogel. IHFOBTS. In the Auckland, Miles and Co., agents: 10 cases apples, Mason and Co.; 1 truss. Strange > 1 ease, Fielder, 1 parcel, Matson. SXPOETS. In the Auckland, Miles and Co., agents: 1 parcel, Miles and Co. EXPSOTBD ABB!™!*. Oct. 30—Wellington, from Northern ports. Oct. 31—Geelong, from Dunedin and intermediate ports. Nov. I—Ahuriri, from Dunedin. _ Driver, brig, from Melbourne, daily. Blue from London. Pbojbctbd Dhfabtubbs. Oct. 28—Tararua, for Otago, Bluff, and Melbourne. v , Oct. 30—Wellington, for Dunedin and Bluff, two hours after arrival. 3Tov. I—Ahuriri, for Northern ports. Nov. 2—Geelong, p.i., for Dunedin, vi& intermediate ports. jEspanum, for Timaru, in a few days. Tbssbls iv Habbowb. SKIPS. Indian Empire, Black, front Ltndoa. Tudor, from London. BBIGB AKD BCIOOHIKS. Taliant, from Hobart Town. Esperanza, from Timaru. Flying Cloud, from Hokitika. Isabella Jackson, from Hokitika. BTXJIXBK. Tararua, from Sydney, Nelson and Wellington. Him Watir This Dat at hi Gotbbvmbvt "VTbabt. 9.50 a.m. 10.19 p.m.

The Auckland, Captain Ponsonby, arrived from Dunedin and Bluff, yesterday at 2. •'Left Dunedin on the previous day, at half-past six p.m. Experienced moderate weather from N.W"., although rather squally at times, up to 1 a.m. on Friday morning, when the barometer rising and falling rapidly up to 4 o'clock, indicated a gale, which came on strong from S.E. at 8 a.m. Left for Wellington, Manukau, and intermediate ports at half-past 5 o'clock yesterday.

Violkht Gale.—Yesterday morning, at seven, a strong breeze from the N.W. came in, followed by a stul more violent gale from the B.W. It increased up to 11 o'clock, at which time it blew a perfect hurricane—one of the old-fashioned sou'westers. Many of the vessels in harbour dragged their anchors, but we have not heard of any serious damage being done. At half-past 2 the gale had somewhat abated, when communication was once more established with the shipping. At the time of the arrival of the Auckland, the watermen asked as much as 10s. each to take passengers off.

The steamer Tarabtta is detained till this day at 11, in consequence of not been able to discharge her inward cargo.

The Babquis Cbishha sailed yesterday, at 6.30 p.m., for Hobart Town.

HEATHCOTE. ABKIYBB. At Railwat Wham. Oct. 27 —Edward and Christopher, Bchooner, with oats, from Oamaru. Oct. 27 — Jupiter, ketch, with oats, from Dunedin, en route for Upper Wharf. Oct. 27 — Maria and Elizabeth, ketch, with timber, from Okaina Bay. At Uphb Whabvbs. Oct. 27—Easy and Agnes, ketch. Oct. 27—Induafary, ketch. SAILBD. Oct. 27—Bandolph, schooner for Pigeon Bay. The Breeze, schooner, discharged, Celt, schooner, discharging, Biondine and J. B. Russell, schooners, loaded, are at the Railway Wharf. The Wild Wave, and Emily, schooners, Eose, cutter, Glasgow, barge, are at Upper Wharves.