Shipping.

Press, Volume VII, Issue 794, 16 May 1865, Page 2

Shipping.

Lyttelton, May 14. ABBITED. Wild Wave, brig, 190 tons, Yandervord, from Sydney and Wellington. May 15. . Omdlenge, ketch, 20 tons, 0. Simmons, from Hokitika, in ballast. Airedale, ba, 256 tons, Ferguson, from Wellington. Passengers—cabin: Hon. F. A. Weld, Messrs. Greenaway, Moody, Meld on and 3 children, Captain and Mrs. Armstrong, Messrs. Overton, Hewlings, Jackson, McNeill, Harris, Kisaling. SteerageMessrs. Smith, Allison, (2), Fisher, Heron, Hane, Marker, Blose, Edwards, Monfery, Tay, Clarke, Davis and Ralph, and 7 cabin and 10 steerage for South. . -Three Brothers, ketch, 25 tons, McDonald, from Hokitika, in ballast. . Charlotte, cutter, 25 tons, S. Graham, from Hokitika, in ballast. 17 passengers. Wallace, schooner, 40 tons, John Cowan, from Hokitika, in ballast. Hebe, brig, from Newcastle, with coals. TMPOBTS. Per Waa Wave, J. D. Macpherson, agent: From Sydney—43 gunnies sugar, 40 boxes soap, U. Macpherson ; 2 qr-casks, sherry, 40 boxes soap, l^&aw; 3 drays, 1 cart, 2 wheels, order; lease, Ford; 14 gunnies sugar, J. G. Fyfe; 70 do do, Davis ; 4 drays, 2 tip carts, Cbirton ; 260 bags flour, H. E. Alport; 109 tons coaL 1250 felloes, 20 carte, 7 tons flour, 10 pairs shafts, order; 1 pony, Rhodes; 2 cases geneva, 1 cask bottled ale, Vandervord. From Wellington—ss3 bags rice, order. Per Airedale, Miles and agents: 1 parcel Bradwell; 2 cases, Morrison and Co.; 6 pkgs plants, J. White and Co: 1 barrel apples, Black ; 20 barrels sugar, Peacock and Co. EXPECTED ABBIVALS. New Zealand, from Melbourne, via Hokitika, daily. Otago, sa, from Otago, May 16. t*ity of Dunedin, p.s», from Dunedin, May 17. Lady Bird, sa, from Auckland, Napier and Wellington, May 20. Hero, a*, from Melbourne, via the Bluff and Otago, with English mail May 20. Prince Alfred, sa, from the Bluff and Dunedin, May 21. (Canterbury, ship, from London. PBOJECTED DEPASTURES. City of Dunedin, p.a* for Hokitika, six hours after arrival. Rachel, barque, for Callao, daily. Airedale, sjt., for Otago and the Bluff, with homeward mail, Maj 16. -Otago, ba, for Wellington, Nelson, Taranaki and Mannkan, May 17. Lady Bird, sj, for Otago, May 21. Prince Alfred, a.*., for Wellington, Napier and Auckland, May 22. "Bet-y Douglass, sa, for Pigeon Bay, every Tuesday, "Thursday and Saturday. Rtvbb SHippnra.—Lyttelton, May 14; ABBTVXD. Margaret, ketch, from Gore's Bay, in ballast. Cordeba, ketch, from the Heathcote. Perseverance, schooner, from the Heathcote, in Ballast. CLBABBD. CbrdeKa, ketch, for the Heathcote, with timber, ex Catherine. The a.B. Airedale, Capt R. H. Ferguson, left the Munnhiii at 6 pjn. on the 9th (having been detained by tbe Government for 30 hours), and arrived at Tftw.tMiH at 7.30 a-m. on the 10th; left again at 4 p.m, and arrived at Nelson on the 11th, at 6 a.m. Left Nelson at 9.30 p.m. on the 12th, and arrived at Pieton at 7 aon. on the 13th; left again at 10 a.m., and arrived at Wellington at 2.45 pjn. Left Wellington at 12 noon, on the 14th, and arrived at Lyttelton at 4 aJfn. on the 15th; making a rapid run of 16 hoars from Wellington wharf to Lyttelton anchorage. "Rone of the English ships that may now be expected have come into harbor during the past week. "Hie Dauntless, from Dublin, is now considerably overdue. Of the Australian shipping, there have been three arrivals from.. Newcastle, with coal; one from Sydney, with a general cargo; and one from Adelaide, with wheat. The departures comprise the Louisa, for Hongkong ; and the Ganges, for Guam, both in ballast. The Viola has entered outwards for Guam. Three Teasels have sailed for Newcastle, in ballast, one for Sydney, and one for Valparaiso.— SontAern Cross, May 6. The barque Success, an account of the wreck of which appeared in our Saturday's issue, was sold by auction on Saturday afternoon, by Mr. D. Moore. It had been originally advertised that the wreck would be sold without delay, and thereupon bills were floated and bellmen paraded the town announcing that the sale would take place on Saturday afternoon. Therewas a large attendance at the sale,. and the ' prices realized were as follow. Previous to the commencement of the sale, a claim for salvage was put in *Tiy "the'-parties who boarded the Buccess after she had been abandoned:—For the vessel, £216, cargo £116, Akerston, purchaser ; for the anchors and chains, Cross, purchaser $ for the sails on the Rabbit Island, £66," Fran-sen, purchaser; 17 tierces beef fetched * £2 5a each, and were purchased by Captain Laverty; two eofls Manilla rope were knocked down to Mr. Levisn at£4; and the Long Boat was purchased by Mr.'Cross for* £lßlos. The total sum realised was -£51616 a. Before the auctioneer commenced the aakyMr. Curtis, as Lloyd's agent, protested against it.— lSelson Examiner, May 11. j