Shipping.

Press, Volume VII, Issue 804, 27 May 1865, Page 2

Shipping.

Lvttdton, May 26.

ASBTTXP. New Zealand, 342 tons, Louis Anderson, from Nelson, in ballast. Passengers—steerage: 26. Taylor and Co, agents. Airedale, aa, 286 tons, Ferguson, from Dunedm. Passengers cabin: Messrs Leopold (four),Fraulein Fannie, Messrs Wieland (three), and Miss Teeson. Steerage: Messrs Green, Clark and Wilson. BATXKD. Wellington, sa, 262 tons, H. B. Francis, for Otago and the Bluff. Passenger—cabin: Mr Legerbodd. Steerage: Messrs C Curtis jnd J Hickey. Herovaat, $85 tons, Thomas Logan, for Melbourne, via Otago and the Bluff. Passengers—cabin: Mrs Johnson, Mrs Duncan and Misses Duncan (three). Steerage: Messrs Monagatti (three), Garzitti, Richards, Corker, Mitchell (two) and Westiake. TJfPOBTS. Per Tararua, Miles and Co, agents j 50 boxes tea, SO chests do, 60boxes candles, 5 cases hams, order; S stoves, 1 cask, 3 coils rope, Hawkes and Strours; 200 gunnies sugar, Walton, Warner and Co; 3 trunks boots, Jones, *do do, Pearce; Ido do, Percy: 2 rum, 5 qr-casks whisky, 5 do port wine, 59 gunnies sugar, 10 half-chests tea, 20 boxes, order j 18 bags rice, 2 hales gunny bags, 2 cases chutney, 2 do curry powder, 60 boxes candles, 20 do soap, J Grant; 8 boxes tea, 10 half-chestß do, 1 parcel instruments, Renshaw; 40 half-chests tea, 100 boxes do, 2 eases garden pots, Peacock and Co; 5 bales bags, Haywood; 100 cases geneva, 20 whisky, order; 1 r^, l Chkkwynd; 1 case lamps, 2 drums oil, J O GO--christ; 1 cask china, Bossley -, lcase,Byrne; lease plants, Potts; 38cases fruit. Miles and Co ;26 bales, S horses, Briehett; 2 carriages, 1 horse, Bossley; 1 carriage, Garrick j 1 parcel, Gilchrist; 1 do, Captain Gibson; Ido Dillon; Ido Hargreaves; 2 cases, Pardie, Ido Melton ; 2 boxes fruit, Davis; 1 parcel, Doyne; 1 horse, RochfortPer Airedale, Miles and Co, agents: 4 cases, Heywood and Co; 3 bags flour, Peacock and Co; 1 case glass, sdo kerosene, Roach Brothers; 2 cases glass, Howes ; 3 packages, Sheath. ZX2OBTB. Per Wellington, J D Macpherson, agent: 35 cases oranges, Hawkins; and part of original cargo from north. Per Hero, Miles and Co, agents: 76 hales wool Wilkin and Thomson; 6do do, J Palmer; Ido do, MOes and Co; 2 cases, T Rowley, 4 bales wool, Walton, Warner and Co; 2 cases, Hall, Ritchie and Co.

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liady Bird, a*, from Auckland, Manukau, Napier and Wellington, May 80. Queen, sjl, from Dunedin, June 1. Otago, sa, from Auckland, Manukau, Napier and Wellington, June .5. WeSmgton, v, from Otago and the Blue* June 6. Canterbury, ship, from London.

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Rachel, barque, for OaHao, daily. * Tunra*, «*., for Otago, this day. - Airedale, «a, foe Wellington, Nelson, Taranakiand V«""V«", this day. liady Bird, s-s-, for Ihmodhx, June 1. Queen, «A, for Wellington, Napier and Auckland, Jane 2. Otago* "•» fr? Otago, June 6. Wellington, sa, for Wellington and northern port*, June 7. Betsy Douglass, ej., for Pigeon Bay, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

- Bitbb SHiranra.—Lyttelton, May 26.

ABSIVXD. .' Xagle, ketch, from the Heathcote. GHMXBD. Industry, ketch, for the Heathcote, with stone. * Heathcote, May 26.

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.Gipsy.. CCKASXD. Esther; GaseQe, a. j Crest of the Wave. The E.NJS. and A.B.M. Co.'s s a. Tararua, Captain Gardyne, arrived in Port yesterday morning. She left Sydney on the 17th instant, at seven a.m., and arrived at Nelson on the 22nd, at seven a.m. Left Nelson at 7.50 pjsu, and arrived at Wellington on the 23rd, at 9.30 sun. Left Wellington on the 25th, at 7.30 pan? and arrived from thence as shore. The p.s. New Zealand, Captain Louis Anderson, owned byMessrs Taylor and Co., arrived here yesterday morning, at 2JBD. Left Melbourne on. the sth May, and experienced - easterly winds with fine -weather as fin* as Hokitika, .where she arrived on Saturday, 13th "»««="»*;. crossed the baron the 14th. TJacharged her cargo and left for.Nelson same night at eight pin.; arrived at Nelson on Monday, at eight. a»m. ,- Left Nelson on Tuesday, at eight a,m., striving in Port as above. The New Zealand is 170 foot mucngth, 30 foet in beam, and nasseven and a-half sset depth of hold. She is fitted with engines of 250 horse-power. Her saloon, is good, and capable of saeommodating 50 passengers; To anyone seeing her„for the time, she presents a very novel aphaving three funnels right abreast each other. *IS is with great regret we have to report the wreck of theLyttelton steamer Waipara daring the; storm, together with two or three more casualties to; shipping, off the port. The Waipara, Captain Swansea, leftNehon about half-past ten o'clock a.m. est Thursday last, meeting with heavy weather, j put hack to Totoranui on Friday at mid-day, and lay ] at anchor there till Saturday. An attempt was made toproseoute the voyage, but it was again found, necessary to anchor under Farewell Spit for some time, whsn she once more started for Hokitika, and made every effort, both by sail and steam, to reach this port m time for the tide, but was unfortunately about an hoar too late, the -New. 7aslsnd having entered about that time .before, she arrived. Came to an anchor about three o'clock, a heavy swell xoHingin from the wast, and all making up their minds- for a bad night. The wind increased, till by 10 o'clock it blew very heavily, and though steam was kepi up the. whole night to ease. the cables, it was necesary about two o*dock to slip and run oat to' sea. This was done, heavy seas breaking- . clean over her, even to the height of the funnel, and the ssfls were soonTeduced-"to amass of ribbons. At length, the vessel being very deep, and sea after sea continuing to break over her in rapid succession, it* was plain that the only alternative left to save the lives on board was to make foe.the shore and beach her. Tjbe'yesssl went selfore abbot four o'clock, six miles When the tide ebbed the. passengers "'and' *their luggage were got safely ashore... At JUL am. ©n Monday a clean breach had cabin,'which is situated upon dfedfcfv tfe water was stiH breaking 1 over her,-' and she was fnH of water. All the five stock—consisting of 25 pigs sssa3SD sheep . wrrw; of Course^.drowned; but tiie her cargo will doubtless be saved. The sehoosiem CBasgo are also reported as on this sideof the and great fears are entertained for the are known to be on our eosst—JFert Coatt Tim**, May 17.