Shipping.

Press, Volume X, Issue 1233, 19 October 1866, Page 2

Shipping.

Lyttelton, October 18. ARHIVED. Tararua, s.e., 523 tons, Ferguson, from Melbourne via Wellington. Pusaengers—nabio : Messrß E A Hargreaves, E Lance, J McDermott, D McDermott, A McCovey, A H Smith, A Pachter, Murray, Browne, Crawford, Kinp, Morlcy, Misten and Hull, Mrs House and Miss Hargreaves. | Wanganui, s p., 164 tons. Lowe, from Wellington. No pnssengers. Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Mulcolmson, from Akaroa. Margaret, ketch, 21 tone, Clifford, from Heathcote. < CtEABED. | Tararua, s.s., 523 tons, "Ferguson, for Mel-' bourne via Dunedin and "Bluff. Passengers — cabin: Mr' Holmes; steerage: 11, and 56 original for Bouth. Jupiter, ketch, Chapman, for Heathcote, with coals, ex Front. Charlotte, ketch, for Heathcote, with coals, ex Islo of France. Wanganui, s.s., 164. tons, Lowe, for Wellington, in ballast. Passenger—steerage: 1. Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Ranaley, for Pigeon Bay, in ballast. imposts. Per Tnrarua, Miles and Co, agents— For Melbourne—l6o packages sugar, Morrison and Co; 2 cases, Doyes ; 10 three-qr-boxes tobacco, Thiel and Co ; 6 do, Simpson ; 1 half-tierce do, 1 case snuff, S Phillips; 5 cases machinery, Taylor and Co; 2 cases, Provincial Government; 1 cask wins, R Smith; 35 lengths piping. Anderson ; 45 bags sugar, 35 half-chests tea, Walton and Co ; 3 cases, 1 do axes, 2 bundles scythe sheaths, 20 kegs nails, 8 casrs, 1 cask, Morrison and Co ; 2 chests tea, 20 boxes do, 10 half-chests do, J D Macpherson ; 7 cases, G Gould ; 2 do plants, Angus; 8 cases saddlery, Wood Bros ; 1 case, Wood Bros ,• 1 case, Parkins; 6 bags coal dust, 2 tons pig iron, Newton and Co; 6 cases, 1 bundle, 1 box clothes pegs, 1 bale paper,! bundle shovels, 8 grindstones, Morrison and Co ; 2 cases, B Petersen ; 2 bales, 1 case, J Baldwin ; 5 colonial ovens, 3 rolls lead pipe, 4 kegs nails, 1 do, 1 case net wire, HaVkiris ; 60 boxes candles, 1 case ointment, 1 cod wire- netting, 1 cwt twine, lOO.naga. sugar, 20, half-chests tea, 1 case painkiller, Hawkins ; 34 bags sugar, Walton and Co ; 20 chests tea, 25 half-do, 60 boxes do, Morrison and Co j 56 bags sugar, order; 80 doors, 7 bundles sashes, Laurie and Co; 1 case, B Simpson ; 1 do, Walton and Co ; 4 do, Baldwin; 30 boxes clothes pegs, Matthews ; 4 casks, Whito and Co; 9 cases, 6 dozen pails, 3 bundles, 7 cases, Nownham ; 1 case, C Welsh; 1 parcel, Ritchie; 1 do, Belloon and Co; 1 box, F Thompson; 1 package, Walton; 1 parcel, Bank of Australasia; 1 case, W Thompson; 1 package, McCrae 5 1 parcel, Stoddart; 1 case, Sinclair. From Nelson—l case woollens, McCovey; 2 packages cloth, IMnce ; 1 barrel ale, Mytton. From Wellington—l parcel, Brooke; 4 bales, 1 case, J Dance; 4 bales, McCovey; 12 horses, Motley; 47 cases bananas, 2 do. Ido bananas, Stewart j 1 parcel; Malcolm and Co ; 3 bales McDermott; 1 portmanteau, 2 hat boxes, T Pearson ; 2 cases saddlery, H Dunsford ; 12 pieces wood, Booth and Fisher; 8 cases, 1 package, 15 casks nails, 7 Kegs do, Bassott; 1 box gold, Union Bank. Per Wanganui, J D Macpherson, agent: 50 head cattle, 4 horses, oroer. Peri Antelope, Muster, ? ngent: 8000 feet timber, 20 hides, Walker. Per Margaret: 16 tons potatoes, Fleming. expkotktd Airartfita. Albion, from Melbourne #ia" Otago and the Bluff, oh or about Saturday Geelong, from Dunedigk via;intermediate ports, on Saturday. jgs : ■ - - - Elodie, barque, from Mgarrtias, sailed 23rd August. '■ FROJKCTRD DRPiIITOHES Egmont, for Northern p*rts, on Saturday, October 20. i" Geelong, for Akaroa, Timaru, Oamaru and Dunedin, on Monday. ' - -■ Albion, for Melbourne via Wellington, Nelson and Hokitika, a\. few hours after arrival. ■;•, - Wellington, for WellingfOn/Picton, Nekon, Taranaki and Manakau,.dnVSunday. j

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Ilealhoote, October 18: AnUIVBD. Gazelle, s.s.; Perseverance, schooner; Dove, schooner ; Star of Tasmania, schooner ; Volunteer, Bchooner; Connauiiht Ranger, ketch} Julia Aim, cutters Australian Maid, cutter ; yafcfillites cutter ; -£)£?Hei£s> ketcli The B-dtte Jacjtet.: —The following is the report of tho Immigration Commissioners on the ship Blue Jacket:— "The Commifsioners report that upon -visiting tlio ship ULue Jacket they en,w every i rea a on to be satisfied with the appearance of the immigrants generally, and tlie cleatrtiness and order manifest in all'the compartments. Ko illness of any kind had occurred during the passage; and the immigrants were unanimous in expressing their gratitude to the Captain, Surgeon, and other officers of the ship, for tho caro and kindness they had experienced throughout the voyage. The Commissioners fire happy to he able to report that a very efficient matron had been appointed, who fulSlled her duties in a very satisfactory ; manner, and is spoken of by the feamles under her charge as having shown them great kindness and attention on all occasions. The hospitals are a great improvement upon niaiiy, that have been noticed in previous arrivals. The distilling apparatus (Nomiahdy ? s) had noted '• well throughout the voyage. The, provisions of all kinds had given : satisfaction, with the exception of one brand of preserved "\ inetjt ; (Hector's), nearly all of which was condemned in the course of the voyage.. The Commissioners recommended that all gratuities he Donald, Rich. R. Armstrong, John T. Bouse" . Tho Panama, New Zealand and Australian Royal Mail Company's steamship Tararun, Captain R. H. Ferguson, commander, arrived in Port at hulf-past eight a.m. yesterday. She left Wellington at four p ra. on the 17th, Captain Ferguson reports .fine weather and smooth sea during the passage. Amongst the passengers is Mr Hargreaves, M.H.R. for Lyttelton.. She left this port for Melbourne and the Bluff at sis p.m. yesterday, •with the English mail on board. Tho 3.b. Wanganui arrived in harbor yesterday at six am. with forty head of cattle and four horses on board. She left Wellington at half-past eleven ami on the'i7th. She sailed again for Wellington at forty-five minutes past three yesterday.