SALTWATER CREEK.

Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2535, 16 June 1871, Page 2

SALTWATER CREEK.

SAILED. -, •. June 14 —Maid of the Avon, ketch, Dalmer, for Lyttelton. . EXPORTS. Per Maid of the Avon—24 casks tallow, 11 kegs butter, D. and D. Cameron. ..'.'. The schooner Canterbury, Captain J. Rux- " ton, arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon from Timaru. She left there on Saturday last, and had light, and variable winds to -,- arrival. ■; Sho brings a cargo of grain to Mr " C.W.Turner. ' The schooner Ocean Bird, Judge, arrived in harbor from Greymouth yesterday .-morning. She is bound for Kaiapoi, and failed at 4 p_.m. . ... . _... r-.r - gg> Rangatira, Capt. Renner, arrived ' In. harbor yesterday at daybreak from Dunedin via Oamaru. She left Dunedin late on 7 7-the-13th, and called at Oamaru, arriving as ■.-«•' above. She sailed for Wellington and Napier evening. .-•.-...-• ••■■;. - • The brigantine William, when discharged, .: Tvill load grain for Melbourne. •i■-, .:. The brigJFawn is now lying in the harbor entirely dismasted... She will have new mastsplaced in her, which are being brought from Otago.' It will be remembered that the brig r- arrived some short time since from New- . castle with both, masts sprung, thus compeli■-.: ling their being replaced with new ones. «,_; ~/£he Otaao Daily Tinies otJrme.l2 says:— The ship Helenslee, belonging to Messrs -v I Patrick Henderson and Co.'s line of Clyde packets, now lying at Port Chalmers, has l been: sold- to a Canterbury firm. The price : : has not transpired. The ship will load for home, taking part cargo only from here, -' and the remainder from Lyttelton, where, 7we understand, she will receive a new mainmast.