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Press, Volume VII, Issue 795, 17 May 1865, Page 2

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Lyttelton, May 16. ABBTVED. Hebe, brig, 176 tons, Owen Williams, from Sydney. SAILED. Airedale, sa, 286 tons, Ferguson, for Dunedin and the Bluff. Passengers: Cabin—Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, Messrs. G. Fawcett and G. Ross. Steerage—Messrs. Cooper and R. Kilsall. XXPOBTS. Per Hebe, Miles and Co, agents: 282 tons coal, M2ei and Co. XXPOBTS. Per Airedale, Miles and Co., agents: 1 case instruments, Miles and Co; and part of onginal cargo from Northern ports. EXPECTED ABBIVALS. Otago, sa, from Otago, May 17. New Zealand, pjs, from Melbourne, via Hokitika, dafly- ~ ,r ,* City of Dunedin, p-s, from Dunedin, May 17. Lady Bird, a*, from Auckland, Napier and Wellington, May 20. Hero, sju, from Melbourne, via the Bluff and Otaeo, with English mail, May 20. Prince Alfred, sa, from the Bluff and Dunedin, May 21. Wellington, s.a, from Manukau, Taranaki, Nelson, Pieton, and Wellington, May 25. Tararua, as, from Sydney, Nelson and Wellington, May 25. Canterbury, ship, from London. PBOJECTED DXPABTTSBBS. City of Dunedin, p. 8., for Hokitika, six hours after arrival. Bachel, barque, for Callao, daily. Otago, 53., for Wellington, Nelson, Taranaki andManukao, May 17. Lady Bird, &.»., for Otago, May 21. Prince Alfred, sa, for Wellington, Napier and Auckland, May 22. Wellington, s.s., for Otago and the Bluff, May 26. Tararua, s.s., for Otago, May 26. Betsy Douglass, s-s., for Pigeon Bay, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. IN HABBOB. Countess of Seafield. Discharged. Bachel, barque, from London. Discharging. Greyhound, ship, from London. Isabella Jackson; schooner, from Wanganui. Catherine, barque, from Hobart Town. Stranger, brigantine, from Newcastle, N.S.W. Wild Wave, brig, from Sydney. Hebe, brig, from Sydney. Biveb Shtpptno.—Lyttelton, May 16. ABBXVED. NiL Heathcote, May 15. abbtyed. Esther; Breeze; Rebecca Levy.

The barque Bote, 294 tons, Captain Alexander Stephen, from London, arrived in our harbour yesterday morning, having been signalled the previous day. The Bose left the Downs on 17th January, and experienced very changeable and unsettled weather aB the way out. The passage from England to the equator was long in consequence, and thence she had fight and variable weather, with a succession of heavy galea from the Cape all the way to New Zealand. On Saturday afternoon, 6th instant, experienced a severe hurricane blowing from SE., and veering thence to S.W. and back again. This was in latitude 46 deg. S, and in long. 166 deg. E. It lasted fully four hours, and was very strong all the time. Sighted New Zealand on Monday last, the Bth instant; was signalled from our look-out station here on .Tuesday, and anchored early yesterday, making the passage in IBS days from the Downs. The Bose brings a general cargo, consigned as per the account given in our imports. She had no passengers on board.— Colonist, May 12.