HEATHCOTE RIVER.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XVI, Issue 907, 20 July 1861, Page 4

HEATHCOTE RIVER.

ARRIVED.

July 9, schooner Gipsy, 12 tons, Williamson, from Okam bay, with 7198 feet timber, J. C. Aikman & Co. July 10, ketch Midlothian, 20 tons, Marshall from Pigeon Bay, with 14 cords firewood, Roberts. July 11, schooner Ebenezer, 10 tons, Whitley, from Port Levy, 6| cords firewood, order. ' July 12, ketch Eagle, 20 tons, Sams, from Little Akaloa, with 10,324 feet timber, J. C. Aikman & Co. Same day, ketch Maria Elizabeth, 15 tons, Drummond, from Pigeon bay, with 9 cords firewood, order. Same day, schooner Pahnurus, 15 tons, Clarkson, from Little Akaloa, with 10 cords firewood, Roberts July 13, schooner Lucy James, 37 tons, Phillips, from Pigeon Bay, with 6000 feet timber. 100 posts and rails, 150 bundles shingles, and sundries, Montgomery. _ , ■ Same day, schooner Waterlily, 15 tons, Miller, trom Little Akaloa, with 14 cords firewood, Batenian Same day, schooner Julia, 10 tons, Newton, from Little Akaloa, with lOjOOO feet timber, and 4 cords firewood, order.

Same day, ketch Cordelia, 15 tons, Hyman, from lie Bon bay, with 11,000 feet timber, G. Hall. July 15, ketch Margaret, 30 tons, Clifford, from lie Bon bay, with 15,000 feet timber, Millton • Same day, ketch City of London, 10 tons, Carey from Port Levy, with 5 cords firewood, Dale. Same day, ketch Midlothian, 20 tons, Marshall from Pigeon bay, with 14 cords firewood, Bartrnm ; Same day, cutter Julia Ann, 20 tons, Swanso'n from Pigeon bay, with 13 cords firewood, Montgomery. ■ , : . July U, schooner Flying Fish, 40 tons, Dixon, from Auckland, with 20,000 feet timber, William Millton.

July 18, schooner Palinurus, 15 tons, Clarkson from Little Akalqa, with 8 cords firewood, Roberts Same day, schooner Ebenezer, 10 tons, Whitby' from Pigeon bay, with 6 cords firewood, Aikn-an and Co.

Same day, schooner Gipsy, 10 tons, Williamson, from Gkam bay, with 8500 feet timber, order. SAILED. July 11, ketch Midlothian, 20 tons, Marshall, for Pigeon bay, in ballast. Same day, cutter Julia Ann, 20 tons, Swanson, for Pigeon bay, in ballast. Same day, schooner Emerald, 35 tons, Sedcole, for X,™% DAtLfa!,d b"cr S "h. eat> ■' ' _ July 12, schooner Gipsy, 12 tons, Williamson, for Ukua bay, with 2 tons potatoes, and half ton flour, t i \om^ n and Co '"' l case« Rey. H. Torlesse. July 13, ketch Brothers, 27 tons, Hebberly, for 522&35, ISE 1"11 wheat-m *«• JZSSft&TtSST"' l 5 *"*oiMkßon' -, Same day, ketch Pryde, 45 tons, Buxton, for Wellington, with 1500 bushels wheat, J. C. Aikmao and v<o. - .July 16, ketch Eagle, 20 tons, Sams, for Little Akaloa, in ballast. .re ■ Sam^day, schooner Matilda Hays, 15 tons, Scott lor Little Akaloa, in ballast. Same day, schooner Lucy James, 37 tons, Phillips for Pigeon bay, with 1 bag flour and 4 bags sugar' Montgomery. * . . ' Same day, ketch, Midlothian, 20 tons, Marshal] for Pigeon bay, in ballast. ' July 18, ketch Cordelia, 15 tons, Hyman for Decanter bay, in ballast. Same day, achooner Julia, 10 tons. New ton, for

Okain bay, with 1 ton flour, 1 ton potatoes, and sundry stores, C. Smith.

Same day, schooner Waterlily, 15 tons, Miller, for Little Akaloa, in ballast.

Same day, schooner Maria Elizabeth, 15 tons, Drumraond, for Mclntosh bay, in ballast. July 19, schooner Palinurus, 15 tons, Clarkson, for Little Akaloa, with 4 cwt. flour, Roberts. Same day, schooner Ebeuezer, 10 tons, Whitby, for Pigeon bay, in ballast. '