PORT OF KAIAPOI.

Press, Volume XVIII, Issue 2553, 7 July 1871, Page 2

PORT OF KAIAPOI.

ABRIVED. July 6—Annie, ketch, Clark, from Lyttelton. — • - .. July 6—Gazelle, a.s., McLellan, from Lyttelton, BAILED. July 6—-Annie, ketch. Clark, for Lyttelton.~ " July*6—Gazelle, s.s., McLellan, for Lyttelton.

IMPORTS. Per Annie^—4 kegs nails, 1 case cutlery, &nd general cargo. ■

EXPOBTS. Per Atinie — 782 bushels oats, 73 do wheat. ... ........ .... Per Gazelle-r2480 bushels oats.

The schooner Fairy, Captain Bissett, sailed for Auckland yesterday morning. The schooner Pioneer, Captain Mathesohv was cleared at the customs for Picton yesterday, in ballast. The schooner Janet Gray is loading produce for Charleston, and is expected to clear the customs this day.

The barque Kate Conley finished "discharging her cargo of coals yesterday morning, and has commenced to load grain for Melbourne.

The schooner Saucy Lass, Capt. McGregor, arrived in harbor yesterday from Napier, in ballast.

The cutter Jane, Captain Bowers, arrived Here .yestexday from Picton with a cargo of timber. ;

The brigantihe. Swordfish was towed into the Railway wharf yesterday afternoon to discharge.

The three-masted schooner Amateur,, from Newcastle, was - signalled from the South yesterday, irafc up to the time of our express leaving she had not arrived.

The brig Centaur, Captain R. Hilton, arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon from Newcastle, N.S.W. She left there on the 22nd and had light northerly winds till the 24tn, when encountered a strong southr east gale, with heavy sea, after which had westerly winds to the 28th, when again met a terrific gale.from the south west, and was obliged to heave too, the gale lasting for twelve hours. From thence to making Cook Straits, on the 4th instant, had westerly winds; from there to arrival light variable winds. The brig brings a cargo of coals. She will, on completing her discharge, load grain for Melbourne.