RIVER SHIPPING.

Press, Volume III, Issue 285, 29 September 1863, Page 2

RIVER SHIPPING.

Lyttelton, Sept. 28. ARRIVED. Elizabeth, schooner, from Heatheote. Maid of tho Mill, ketch, from Kaiapoi. BAILED. City of London, ketch, for Saltwater Creek, with sundries. " .... Catherine, schooner, for Heathcote, with timber ex Trumbull. Thetis, ketch, for Heathcote, with cargo ex Accrington. Heathcote, Sept. 2G. ARRIVED. Nil. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Excelsior, cutter, 10 tons, for Pigeon Bay, in ballast. Matilda, schooner, 15 tons, for Pigeon Bay, In ballast. Australian Maid, cutter, 20 tons, for Lvttclton, in ballast. „ _. _ . Elizabeth, schooner, 15 tons, for Tigcon Hay, in Emerald, ketch. 10 tons, for Lvttclton. In ballast. Cordelia, ketch, 15 tons, for Akaloa, in ballast. Mnld of the Yarrii. s.s.. 97 tons, for Lyttelton, with 1 ton flour, Wood ; 1 do. do., Treleaven. Ileatlicotc, Sept, 28. arrived. Julia, ketch. 30 tons, from Lyttelton, with timber ex Susan. Montgomery, Todlumter, and Co. Stur of Tasmania, schooner, 31 tons, from Lyttelton, with timber ex Susan, Montgomery, Todhunter, and Co. Caledonia, ketch. 10 tons, from Lvttelton, with, ex Wild Wave. 19 tons coal, Montgomery, Todhunter, and Co. ; •roo slates, V. Jenkins. Sisters, schooner, 15 tons, from Lvttclton, with timber ex Kleonnra, Montgomery, Todlmuter, and Co. Martran t. ketch. 27 tons, from Lyttelton, with timber cx Eleonora. Montgomery, Todhunter, and Co. Nymph of the Seas, schooner, 47 tons, from Lyttelton with timber ex Eleonora, Montgomery, Todhunter, and Waterlilv, ketch, 15 tons, from Lyttelton, with coal ex Domintra. Aikman, Knight, and Co. Sarah, ketch, na tons, from Lyttelton, with railway iron ex Epsom. Holmes nnd Co. Mary Ann Christina, schooner, SO tons, from Pigeon Bay, with sleepers for railway. Holmes and Co. Emerald, ketch. 10 tons, from Lyttelton, with timber ex Trumbull. Millton and Co. Charlotte, cntter, 25 tons, from Lyttelton. with 28 tons ceraeut, 8,000 feet timber cx Kirkland, Order. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Mtillclb ■S- f° r Lvttclton, with fittings for Quarantine Barracks, J, Jenkins: 2 tons flour, Treleaven. Alert, ketch, 40 tops, for Okain's Bay, iv ballast. VESSELS JJJ THE RIVER. Julia, ketch. 30 tons. . tar of Tasmania, schooner, 31 tons. Caledonia, ketch, 15 tons. Sisters, schooner. 15 tons. Manravet. kcteh, 27 tons. Nymph of the Sea*, schooner, 50 tons. Waterlilv, ketch, 15 tons. Sarah, ketch, .18 tons. Emerald, ketch. 10 tons. Mary Ann Christina, schooner, 50 tous. Charlotte, cutter, 24 tons. Emerald Tsle. schoouer, 40 tons. Crest of the Wave, schooner, :v> tons. Kaiapoi, Sept. 27. BAILED. Maid of the Mill, for Lyttelton, in ballast. Kaiapoi, Sept. 28. ARRIVED. ' Annie, ketch, from Lyttelton, with 100 bags» salt, 3 drums ol!. 3 bdls. woodware. 2 casks. 5 bdls. rakes 2 bdls. rope, 2 hhds., 3 pkg*. buckets, J. White and Co., ex Accrington, 92 coils wire. 6. Leo. Ebenezcr. ketch, from Lyttelton. with aO-C-WS em. 2 pkgs samples.. 1 crate woodwurc, 1 cask seeds, J. « uuc and Co., cx Kirkland; ann sundries. Tho schooner Cecilia, from the Chatham Islands, bound to Otago, put in here on Saturday, through stress of weather, having been exposed to the; fury of the late S W. gab- off Oumaru and nearly all her sails split to pieces. She has brought a cargo of pigs, potatoes, *c, which she has already disposed of at satisfactory prices. Tlie Cecilia has brought up five of the crew of the •hrigantinc Scbim, lately wrecked at the Ciiatnam 1 The Lndy Bird we arc advised Is to leave Wellington for Pic'on, Nelson, Taranaki. and Manukau, on Tuesday the 20th instant.—'Wanganui Chronicle', Sept. 24. SALES THIS DAY. Mr. IJ. E. Alport—At his rooms, Market-place, at noon, continuation sale of china, earthenware*. drapery, cutlery. &«"• Messrs. W. &N. Jovnt—At tho stockyards, Papanui . lotel, at noon, horses, cattle, pigs, farming implements, &c