SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2417, 21 September 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING.

—❖ — LYTTELTON. ARRIVED, Sept. 19—Alhambra, s.s., 497 tons,M'Lean, from Wellington. Passengers Messrs Warren, Lang, Acland, Scott, Boddington, Sullen, Buller, Chudleigh, Stott, Rev Mr Michael, Misses Hawdon (2); 10 steerage. . Sept. 19—Gipsy, ketch, Mathews, from Saltwater Creek, with grain. Sept. 19—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, McLellan, frdm Eaiapoi. Sept. 19—Annie, ketch. 16 tons, Clarke, from Kaiapoi. Sept. 19—Moa, s.s., 50 tons, McClatchie, from Saltwater Creek. Sept. 20—Canterbury, schooner, Bowten, from Auckland, Sept. 20—Antelope, cutter, Malcolmson from Akaroa. Sept. 20-Fancy, schooner, from the Pakihis. Sept, 20—Pet, barque, Burch, from Newcastle. CLEARED. Sept. 19—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, McClellan, fwEaianoi, Sept. 10—Fawn, brig, 216 tons, W. S. i Cl£ary, for Melbourne. SAILED. Sept. 19—Alhambra, s.s., 247 tons, M'Leon, for Dunedin. Sept. 19 -Mary Ann Christina, schooner, foiHokitika. IMPORTS. In the Gazelle, Miles and Co., agents : 2GO siflks oats, J. Grigg; 349 do, Walton, Turner, and Co.; 7 hales skins, 21 do wool, Mlgety and Co. In the Moa, Miles and Co., agents; 513 sacks oats, Walton, Warner, and Co. In the Alhambra, Dalgety and Co., agents. Irom Melbourne: 10 chests tea, 20 f chests do, Order; 2 trunks boots, Simpson; 1 bale piper, Ward and Beeves; 1 bale, Fitzgerald; 1 box, Miles; 1 sack seeds, Macdonald; 7 jigs, George. From Wellington: 10 hhds ale, 5 barrels do, Dalgety; 19 tea, 1 fierce tobacco, C. W. Turner; 1 box, Louisson; 1 do, Waters; 2 bales drapery, Biack; 2 cases, 1 pkg paper, Jacombs; 2 oases drapery, Reed and Sons; 3 chests tea, 1 J-cask wine, C. W, Turner; 1 bale canvas, Ibrbes; 2 horses, Buller, 8 posts, 2 bundles wire, Telegraph Department. In the Canterbury, Master, agent: 27 tons coal, Order. In the Pet, Montgomery and Co., agents: 402 tons coal, Montgomery and Co. EXPORTS. In the Alhambra, Dalgety and Co., agents. Bor Dunedin: 2 cases bacon, A. Cuff. For Bluff: 64 sacks potatoes, H. Hawkins. ]®r Melbourne: 800 sacks oats, Dalgety and lb; 11 hales wool, Morrison and Co; 10 do w,7do skins, Birch and Co; 9do wool, DSlgety and Co.

In the Fa™, Master, agent: 3292 sacks oate, Grigg, VESSELS IN HABBODB, Light Brigade, ship, from London. Southern Cross, barque, from Hobart Town.

Indus, barque, from Newcastle. Laughing Water, barque, from Newcastle. Pet, barque, from Newcastle. Fawn, brig, from Newcastle. Princess Alice, brig, from Sydney, Canterbury, schooner, from Auckland, Rose of Eden, schooner. Wild Wave, schooner. Randolph, schooner. Bambler, cutter. Charlotte, cutter. Antelope, cutter. Jupiter, ketch, from Havelock. Margaret, ketch, Cordelia, ketch. Annie, ketch,

High water—B.o9 a.m.; 8.34 p.m.

H.M.S. Brisk sailed from Wellington for England on Friday morning. The schooner Fancy arrived in harbour yesterday from the Pakihis. The Annie Brown, schooner, arrived in Melbourne on the 7th instant.

The schooner Mary Ann Christina sailed for Hokitika early on Saturday morning. The brig Fawn cleared the Customs on Saturday, and is expected to sail this morning.

The brig Princess Alice was towed in to the screw-pile jetty on Saturday morning to discharge her cargo of coals. The barque Laughing Water lias completed her loading. She was towed into the stream on Saturday by the p.s. Betsy Douglas, She will clear to-day for Meltasse. The barque Pet arrived in harbour yesterday from Newcastle, which port she left on the 3rd Sept. On the 4th, experienced strong S.E. to E. winds, which lasted four days; sighted Cape Farewell on the 14th," and passed through the Straits ou the 18th. The Pet brings a cargo of coals consigned to Messrs Montgomery and Co. The barque A. H. Badger was loaded when the Pet left.

We are glad to notice that the Government have received by the Light Brigade six large screw-pile mooring buoys for the harbour; they were landed last week, and it is intended to have two of them placed off the screw-pile jetty, and two off the Railway wharf. Vessels will thus be enabled to come to the wharves to discharge without having to let go their anchors. The schooner Canterbury, Capt. Bowten, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, having left on the 9th, in company with the schooner Cleopatra j experienced strong N.E, gale, which lasted to the 11th; was off the Malua Peninsula on the 13th; thence had southerly gale to the night of the 17th; since then had northerly winds to the heads; sighted Godley Head light at 3 a.m. on the 20th. We are obliged to Capt. Bowten for files.

The M.A. and N. Z. Co.'s s.s. Alhambra, J. McLean, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock; left Port Phillip heads at 6.30 p.m.,on the Bth instant; passed Kent's group at 8.30 on the 9th, and arrived off Hokitiia on the 13th. Owing to there being no communication with the shore, proceeded to Greymouth, where she discharged cargo and passengers; left again on Wednesday, the 16th, and arrived on Thursday at Wellington j left at 2 p.m., on Friday, and arrived as above; experienced fine weather from Melbourne to Hokitika; from thence light variable winds. We are obliged to r Sainsbury for files. The Alhambra sailed for Dunedin and Melbourne on Saturdav night. ' KAIAPOI. SAILED, Sept. 20—Gazelle, s.s., McLellan, for Lyttelton, with 347 sacks oats, 20 bales wool, 7 bales skins, Birch and Co.; 260 sacks oats, Beswick. Sept. 20—Streamlet, schooner, Cameron, for Lyttelton, with 188 sacks potatoes, 2 tons bacon, Newnham and Co.; 15 tons potatoes, Belcher and Fairweather.

Sept. 20— Annie, ketch, Clarke, for Lyttelton, witli i-ton potatoes, W. D. Buddie.

Saltwater CREKK.-Sailed-Sept. 18, Moa, s.s., Mc Clutchic, for Lyltelton, with 223 sacks wheat, 285 sacks oats, Walton, Warner and Co. Gypsy, ketch, Mathews, for Lyttelton, with 167 sacks oats, Walton, Warner, and Co,

TELEGRAMS.

Pour Chalmi;rs.—Sept, 19, 2 p.m., Cr.ierang from Lyttelton via Timaru, 20th, .'J.2O p.m., Alhambra from Lyttelton.

iloKiTiKA.—Sept. 19, noon, Kennedy from lircymouth; noon, Persevere from GreyiiKinth. 20th, 1 p.m.. John Penn from Wesi-port j 2.30 p.m., Zephyr for Melbourne. Nei,sox.—Sept. 19,9 a.m., Beautiful Star, from Westport; 9 a.m., Nelson for Westport.

. Wellington.—Sept. 18,9 p.m., Excelsior from London. 19th, 8.30 p.m., Sturt, from Wanganui; noon, Phcebe from Nelson; 9 a.m., H.M.S.S. Brisk for England,