PORT OF KAIAPOI.

Press, Volume XVI, Issue 2188, 23 April 1870, Page 2

PORT OF KAIAPOI.

ABBIVED. April 22—Moa, ss, McClatchie, from Lyttelton in ballast. BAILED. April 21—Gazelle, ss, 47 tons, McLellan, for Lyttelton. EXPOETB. Per Gazelle—2o ke,*B butter, Callender, Newnham and Co j 108 bales flax, 42 bales wool, Birch and Co; 240 bushels wheat, Beharrell. On Thursday the schooner Spray was towed out of the river by the Gazelle, and will take up her passage for Nelson. The schooner Cleopatra hauled into the Railway wharf yesterday morning to discharge her cargo of timber. The Ciroular Saw Company's Phoebe, Captain H. Worsp, arrived in Port lyttelton thiß day, at 9 am. Bhe left Manukau on the afternoon of Friday the 15th, and arrived off Taranaki the following morning at 10 30 ; loft again at 1 p m for Nelson ; on crossing the Straits met with a heavy S E gale, blowing great violence throughout the night, which delayed her arrival off Nelson till 3.30 p m on 17th ; entered the harbor ot 830 pm, and left for Picton on the 19th, at 10 30 a.m, arriving there at 630 p m ; left again for Wellington at midnight, and arrived at 4 45 am on the 20th; experienced fine weather from Nelson, and during her stay there put the vessel on the hard foir the purpose of cleaning her bottom, which was effectually done ; left Wellington on the 21st, at 2.30 pm, and had fine weather to Port Cooper Heads, arriving off the Port as above. She has on board in all over seventy passengers. We are indebted to Mr Wheeler, the purser, for files. The Phoebe will sail for Otago this morning.