Shipping.

Press, Volume XIV, Issue 1856, 27 March 1869, Page 2

Shipping.

POBT OF LYTTELTON. 'abbtvtbd. March 25—Cordelia, ketch, 15 tons, Hues, from Pigeon Bay. March 86-—Dove,schooner,2o tons, Dempsie, from Laveraux Bay. Marsh M—TaraVu% e.s*,-&24 tons, Symona, feom Melbourne vm Dunedin. Passengers from Melbourne— saloon ? Mr * J Eodd; cteiz&@&r~*Mwm,. JjPmwfard,. J Northam, Vaugh. From Dunedin-rsalopn : l Ber , Burehedd, Coot, Longham, -and- Ottivier; steerage? J Osborne. For Northern Porta— | 26 saloon and 59 steerage.? March 26,;—. Wellington, s s, 262 tons, Holmes, from Dunedin. Passengers—saloon : Gillon. For other ports—i 18m^iteeragK : - *•:■ *-<-■. *. ; .• . ■?...■* Msreh lele, schooner, 75 tons, MoDonnelly, from Dunedin, in ballast, i CIXIBKD. 42 tons, Bean, for Tacanald... March2s—E U Cameron, schooner, 40 tons, for Kaiapoi, in ballast. ' i March 25—Gipsy, ketch, 10 tons, Mathews fbr.*!4titfo.4mb£'--,' r.-. .'. .''-...':"' ) March 25—Moa, s s, 50 tons, McClatchie, for Saltwater Creek. March 25—Comerang, ps, 152 tons, Mailler, fbF Dunedin via intermediate ports. - •* | ~ IMPOSTS. r : ? Per CordSlia, Master, .agent—l - cords fireWood, order. r H .±,.i~.y': ",.'.:-' . :. ,/ Per Dove,* Master, agent—Sleepers for the »*l*»&2 ;■ '■?*■'. "■'■; '-<'■ r. ■ : ';>"■' '^"'| PdeWellfnglon, Matheson's Agency, agents —1 case, Strange and Co? I*box, Simpson. E. S. Dalgety and Co, agents— From* Melbourne j 2 cas es,^JEfughes j 1 do, Spensley; 2 cases, Miles 11 and Co; 3 bales, Fuhrmanj 2 do, J. Wood; 1 case, Schwartz; 3 boxes tobacco, 20. cases Geneva, 2 do brandy, L. E. Nathan j 27 pkgs sugar, Sheppard and" C 6 j 6 ovens, 2 hhds, Cameron ; 10 boxes* Walton and Co; 8 brls, order; 6 oases | do, 20 bales, order j\l ease, .Carter; 1 dp, Beatb and Co; 1 do, Moss; 1 do, 1 pel, Pratt j 2 cases, 1 truss, Gavin; 5 cases, 2 do, Cook and Boss; 1 pel, Dalgety and Co; 1 do, iuhrman: X bo*, Dowding; 1 box, Kirkby; 2 pkgs, George; 1 case, Greenaway; 1 do, Wilson ; 2 boxes gold, £8500, U. B. A. Frppi* putiedih-*-! bfcLHHoSba and Sons; 1 do, L Lord Bishop of New Zealand. exports.-' Per Falcon, schooner, A Cuff, agente-rNew Zealand: prodaee—4s4 sacks wheat, Brownell and Co. ...__.. »Per Gipsy, ketch, Master, agent—l ton flotny 1 case 2 tins oil, England Bros; 1 bag wheat, Iparcel, 1 bag sugary H Hawkins sua Co; half-ton sharps, Woods* and Cunningham.. _, ~ „ ~ , Per Mos, Miles' and Co, agents— Free and duty paid—l 2 gates, C A Rich; 1 qrcask, J Dranefield ; 14 casks, Miles and Co. Per Comerang, E S Dalgety and Co, agents cheese. Wheeler; 2 kegs do* Dransn^L,Btru»seß,Pratt; s 187 pkgs, Miles and &0| 1 case, Allen ; 4 empties, F'Fielder ; 70 sacks wheat/ Wood and "Cunningham • 6000 slates, Dalgety autrC&j 275 'pkgs, 100 pigs, Miles and Co; 4 pkgs, Tayler. HIGH WATEE AT LTTTELTON MareaS? ... v 3hl4m am ... 3h 42m pm 28 .... . 4ho9m a m ... 4h 37m p m The M Aand N Z CoY s s Tararua arrived in harbor early jesterday. morning from Melfeottrnenria Ttanedih.." from Sandridge pier at 11 ia'rn on the 17th, and cleared Port Phillip Heads at 2 pin, arid Swan Island the following day at 11am; during $wo) days * light easterly winds were experienced, then fresh westerly and SW winds, which increased to fresh gales. Passed the Solander at 11.pm.on. the 21st, slowed the engines during the night, and arrived at tho Bluff at 7 am on the 22nd j left at 5 pm and bad strong westerly galea and heavy sea to Dunedin. In reference to Captain Symons' command of the Tararua the "Argus" of the 17th inst. says—The s s Tararua, whioß wfi&to have sailed yesterday afternoon for New Zealand, has been detained until this morning. She delay has been occasioned in consequence «f proceeding* takenagainstCaptain Hagley by l&e immigration authorities for bringing over an excess of passengers in-fche last tripjpf the Baagitoto. We are obliged to Mr Heaton, the purser, for files. , if k &v<£P& es Wellington, Captain Holmes, at 12.15 yesterday. She left Port CMmers «t 4.20 p m on Thursday; experienced fresh" westerly winds and fine weather during the,passage. She sails for Northern ports to-day at five o.m.