SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XVII, Issue 966, 12 February 1862, Page 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Feb. 8, brigantino Keindeer, 104 tons, Moms, from Kobinson, Napier, Pearcc, Haunaway. Feb T ship Matoaka, 1092 tons, Stevens, from Won. Passenirs *iifr. and Mrs. C. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Pnckc sTaffifrs. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Hoskyns Mr. and £ Acland, Miss Ackland, Miss ..Koberts, Miss Fox, Stenant Hawkinson, Messrs. Hawk^on HgnJ, O'Brien, Allin, Boyd, Pattison, Fenwick, Massey, Gatkin, Wren, Stewart, Chudleigh and Wmon. . Feb. 10, brigantine Viceroy, 156 tons, Knarston, from Melbourne. Passenger: Mr. Brooke.

SAIIKD. . Feb. 8, s.s. Maid of the Yarra 97 t<™> w ™> for Timaru Passengers: Messrs. Lockwood and Sadler. Feb 8, schooner Wellington, 46 tons, Elmsley, for Timaru.

IMPOSTS. In the Eeindeor, Master agent: 30 cases and 6 kegs jams, 116 cases fruit, order; 8 casks vinegar, Miles and Co • 1 bac grass seed, 2 boxes flowers, Wilson; 65,000 JStaiS, %&> battens, 80,700 shingles, 25 pairs dray " *Xf»erwent Hunter, Miles and Co. agents: 1 624 sheep, 1 box seeds, Benwick; 1 do. Dakrn; 1 do. In the British Trident, Miles and Co. agent: 5000 Co. agents:^l plcg fancy goods * cases drV* 4 pkf™ T'(W 3 books 1 case ginger, 4 hhds earthen ware, H. Cain, d cTes fancy goo^sfl ditto glassware, 6 rolls lead, 25 cases SrsfsO boxes tea, 60 haff-chests, dttto, 13 cases kerosme S 8 cVsks zinc, 2 tons iron, 2 cases drapery, 1 t>ale calico 2 caseStatione^y, 5 cases billiard table, 1 do. furniture 1 do. boots, 1 d 6. hats, 1 do. confectionery, 6 do. sago, 1 do. tapioca, 6 crates bottles, 11 cases drapery, 45 boxes candles, 20 boxes pippins, Nathan and Co.; 8 crates bottles, 1 bale corks, 10 c£ses and 16 pkgs drugs, 1 qr-cask spirits of wine. 3 cases oil, 1 do. perfumery, 1 drum varnish, 1 do. naptha, 2 drums and 2 cases lamp oil, 3 cases fancy goods, eOWarice, 9 cases plants, 11 pkgs tin plates, 1 cask earthenware, J. T. Brooke and Co.; 5 cases books, Hughes; 20 drums oil, Heywood and Co.; 6 chests candles, F. J. Moss; .7 pkgs drapery, 5,500 slates, Stringer and Co.: 16 wheels. Holmes and Co.; 3 pkgs., Calvert; 3 cases matches, 1 case woollens, 2 cases china, C. and J. T. Davis; 10 pkes camp ovens, 3 pkgs hardware, 4 do. axes, Miles and Co.; 5 cases fancy goods, 1 case samples, I drum soap, 95,000 feet timber, 100 deals, 75 doors, 100 pairs sashes, 2,000 feet mouldings, 1000 feet facings, 12 cases hams, 10 do. herrings, 1 pkg buckets, 1 do. tubs, 1 do. brooms, 1 do. washing boards, 2 trunks boots, order. EXFOKTS. In the Maid of the Yarra, Miles and Co., agents: 6 barrels ale, Heywood and Co.; 25 cases bottled beer, 10 cases stout, Dalgety and Co.; 4 pkgs.-drapery, 2 boxes candles, Campbell and Co.; 250 sheep, 1 case geneva, 2 casks porter, 3 pkgs. soap, 38 pkgs. iron, E. and G-. Rhodes; 80 bags flour, 1 bag sugar, Miles and Co. In the Wellington, Miles and Co., agents: 3 barrels ale, 1 case brandy, 1 ditto whiskey, 1 cask bottled beer, 1 flour mill, 1 roll wire, Heywood and Co.; 1 qr.-cask brandy, 1 hhd. rum, 1 case tapioca, 1 tin ditto, 1 case salad oil, 30 bundles iron hurdles, 1 keg butter, 25 sacks flour, 2 half-chests tea, 1 keg nails, 1 bag drapery, E. A. Hargreaves; 20 casks ale, 3 cases champagne, 5 haltchests and eight boxes tea, 6 cases old torn, 6 empty kegs, 1 fork, 10 casks flour, 1 bag rice, 1 box currants, 1 keg apples, 5 mats sugar, 1 box coffee, 1 box matches, 2 bags salt, 2 cases geneva, i cask currants, 1 case raisins, 2 cases sherry, 1 iron tank and tap, Day; 8 boxes glass, 3 digging forks, 1 roll matting, 2 dozen brooms, 1 pkg. pit saws, 1 truss, 1 paper parcel, 76 bars and 5 bundles iron, 14 bags coals, Keece and Co.; 6 barrels, 1 qr.-cask, Gee; 1 pkg., Genet; 12 boxes preserved fish, 1 dozen and 3 nests buckets, 2 varnish bottles, 6 covered baskets, 2 cases chairs, 1 dozen apple trees, 2 cases clocks, 2 nests bowls, 4, eases crockery, Taylor and Co.; 1 case bottled fruit, 1 box soap, 1 case candles, i ton tar, order; 3 dozen forks, 3 do2en hoes, 7 cases champagne, Gundry; 1 case chairs, 4cases lobsters, Peacock and Co.; 8 cases champagne, Cookson and Co.

The well known ship Matoaka, Captain Stevens, amved off the Heads on Sunday evening, after a rapid passage of 81 days. She sailed from Plymouth 20th of November, and for thirteen days experienced heavy westerly and south-west winds, -during which time had only reached the parallel of Cape Finesterre. Got the ■wind then from the north, and made good progress to the Line, which was crossed on the 28th day in long. 27° 30'W.; had good S.E. trades. On the 2nd of January, passed the ship South Carolina, from Liverpool to Bombay, 54 days, and. next day sighted Gough's Island. Passed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on the 48th day. Had from thence to the Snares (which was sighted at midnight on Thursday last) mostly fine weather. In the passage up the coast experienced bad weather, and anchored off the Heads on Sunday evening at 9 p.m., 81 days out. There were three deaths (children) and two births on the passage. VESSELS IN HAEBOTTII. Ship British Trident, 1,399 tons, Haddock, discharging sheep from Melbourne. Ship Mermaid, 1,233 fons, Rose, discharging cargo from Auckland, and laid on for wool. Ship Matoaka, 1,092 tons, from London, with passengers and cargo. Ship Mystery, 1,074 tons, Stapp, discharging cargo from London. Ship Evening Star, 811 tons, Norris, discharging cargo from London, and laid on for wool. ' Ship Derwentwater, 667 tons, Thomson, loading wool for London; has between 1,300 and 1,400 bales on board. Ship Mary Merrill, 423 tons, Taylor, discharging cargo from Boston, U. S, A. • Barque Derwenfc Hunter, 367 tons, Bayley, discharging sheep from Hbbarfc Town. Schooner Viceroy, 156 tons, Ruarston, from Melbourne, with a general cargo. Brigantine Reindeer, 104 tons, Morris, from Hobart Town, discharging timber. The United States whaling ship Illinois, 413 tons, W. R. Potter, commander, of New Bedford, arrived at Pigeon Bay, on the 4th February, from the South Seas, with'sso barrels sperm and 1000 barrels whale oil, and a quantity of bone. :