SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1569, 22 December 1865, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ABRIVID. Dec. 81, at 1.20 p.m.—Somth Australian, a.*., 436 tons, Paii, from Melbourne, via Bluff and Dunedin. Passengers: Mr., Mrs., and Miss J. C. Brooke, Mr. Hay, Mr. Simmonds, and Mr. W. Bridtoman. Dec. 91, at 4 p.m.—L#rd Ashley, 288 tons, Worsp, from Dunedin. Passengers: Mr. Btoddart, Mr. D. Davis; four for Nortn. CLIAEID. Dec. 31—Queen, s.s., 177 tons, Eenner, for Dunedin. Passenger.—Cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Mumford and members of the company Princesses' Theatre, Dunedin, Mr. Jacobs Mid servant, and 4 original; 8 Steerage. . , Dec. 21—Esperansa, brig, 134 tons, Davis, for Timtm. Dec. 21—Pearl, ketch, 28 tons, Buisell, for Timaru. _ _ . Dec. 21—South Australian, s.s., 436 tons, Pam, for Wellington. Passengers: Miss Willoufhby, Masters Dranifield (2); 4in steerage. IMPOSTS. In the South Australian, Peacock and Co., agents: SO pkgs, Thiel and Co.; 46 do, H. E. Alport; 2 eases books, Hughes; 3 do, W. Crocker; 11 pkgs rope, 32 coils do, 11 kegs, J. T. Peacock; 48 boxes tobacco, Mateon and Co.; 1 case, Cook and Ross; 1 cask, 3 coils rope, Newnhamand Buddie; 4 drums turps, 3 cases, J. C. Brooke; 1 Benjamin; 1 piano, 1 cask wine, 11 bdls, 1 do sine, 36 oases boots, 1 da hats, 18 boxes soap, Jones; 3 cases, 1 chest, 1 trunk, Milne; 10 qrcasks rum, 40 hf-chest» tea, J. D. Maephersoa; 2 ease* cigars, 4 cases, I cask, 1 drum, 1 crate, 9 cases, J. C. Brooke; 17 hf-chests, 10 cases tobacco, 1 ease, Walton, Warner, and Co.; 2 cases, FitsGerald; 1 pkg bars, Glover; 1 case, Capt. Ander■on; 1 parcel, Ward and Beeves; 1 do, Dalgety; 2 eases magnesia, J. C. Brooke; 1 pkg, Counter s, De la' Pasture. „ , In the Lord Ashley, Miles and Co, agents: 1 coil flax, Ritchie; 28 bags potatoes, T. Merson; 5 trunks boots, Parkers; 8 bales leather, 1 truss, 1 trunk, Coombs; 1 case, Order; 1 case, Bayner; 8 cases drapery, 1 bale, Stranjre and Co.; 1 case, 3 trunks, Stringer; 1 case, Phillips; 1 parcel, Bitcbie; 1 do, Walton; 1 do, Stoddart; lease, Ward and Co. BXPOBTB. In the Esperanxa, Woledge and Co., agents: 30 bales woolpacks, Miles and Co.; 2 cases, 1 iron bar, 1 crate, Woledgeand Co. „ In the Pearl, A. Louisson, agent: 60 cases, 9 4 crates, 13 kegs nails, 5 bdls, 30 cases red genera, 4do brandy, 1 do weighing machines, 9 bdls shovels, 3 coils rope, 6 grindstones, 6 cases moselle, 1 tierce, 5 bales, 8 qr-casks brandy, 6 do wine, 3 bales, 26 cases brandy, A. Louisson j 6 cases, Woledge. Exracriß Abbitau. Dee. 22—Keera, from Dunedin. Dec. 25—Wellington, from Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki and Manakau. Dec. 25—Tararua, from Sydney, Nelson and Wellington. Dec.2s—Otago, from Melbourne, via Dunedin, and Bluff. Lyttelton, from Boston, U.S. Mermaid, from London. Sea Shell and Kose, schooners, fiomJWaagapoa, with timber. Pkojhctbd Dbpabtubbs. Dec. 22—Wild Wave, for Sydney. ; Dec 22—Xeera, for Hokitika. Dec. 22—Lord Ashley, for Northern ports. Dec. 26 —Wellington, for Dunedin. Dec. 25—Tararua, for Dunedin. Ybbbim nr Habbotb, 'ships. Blae Jacket, from London. Isdian ftinpire, Black, loading for London. Glenmark, from London. BBI6S AJTD BCHOOHBB9. Wild Wave, from Sydney, via Wellington. Amalia, from Valparaiso. Esperanza, from Timaru. STXJJUBB. i Lord Ashley, from Dunedin. Hick Watbb This Day at ts» Qovbbhuxht Whakt. 6.38 a.m. 7.3 pan. Tha coasters. Celt and Fancy have left Auckland for Chriitchurch with timber. The s.s. South Australian left Port Philip Headf at 10 pan., on Tuesday, the 12th. Experienced calm weather to the Swan, which was passed at 7 p.m., on the 13th; thence to 45.20 S., 163.8 E., light variable winds; thenpe E.B.E. winds and thick weather with heavy sea; hove to for fiv< hours during the night of the 16th, not having been able to obtain sights on the passage. Passec the Solander at 8 a.m. on the 17th; thenee fresh winds to the Bluff. Left the Bluff same day at 8 p.m. Experienced E.B.E. winds and thicl weather. Arrived at Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. Dec. 18. Left Port Chalmers on the 20th, al 6 p.m. Experienced light winds and foggy weather Made Akaroa Head at 6 a.m.; shortly after s dan— fog settled on the Peninsula; stopped thi engines until 9.30 a.m., when the fog partiallj cleared off. Arrived at Lyttelton at 1.20 p.m., oi the 20th. We learn from a telegram in the Argus fron Sydney, that the schooner St. Kilda, in chargi of a master and crew, placed on board by thi British Consul at Fiji, arrived there on Dec. 10 The seizure is owing to the vessel having landei ft cargo of spirits, shipped here for the South Seas or the New Zealand coast, and the crew havinj then forcibly taken the vessel from the Custom officers. Abtothxk Addition to oub YACH-fFi-iBX.— A new and cleverly built little yacht, of about I tons measurement, named the Rip, was success fully launched yesterday morning, at about fiv o'clock, Mr. Geo. Tayler kindly officiating, wit! the usual ceremonies. The enterprising owners Mr. Geo. Tayler, of London-street, and Mr. Drew of H.M. Cuii3toan, havesuperintended the buildup of her, and, so far as model is concerned, we ma; safely say thnt nothing requisite has escaped thei: attention. She is 27 feet long, 6ft6 in beam, an 4ft depth of hold, and built after the style of th celebrated yacht America, with all the additions improvement*. The Bip in the course of ada or two will be prepared, we have no doubt, ti show her capabilities as one of the crack boats o the harbour. She was ouilt by Mr. Salkeld, c Dampier's Bay, to whom great credit is due fc the workmanship he has displayed in her building After the launch she was towed round to the sli] opposite Canterbury-street, where she will b fitted out with all dispatch. KAIAPOL Abbived—Dec. 21, Warapara, s.s., in ballast, < load wool, &c., Birch and Co. HEATHCOTE. Abbived—Dec. 21, at Railway Wharf, Gazell s.s., with 38 sheep, ex Gleninark ; Thetis, ketel with palings, ex Windhover; Julia Ann, cuttei with oats, from Moljrneux. At Upper Whar Bandolf, schooner, with timber; and Elizabett ketch, with timber from Poverty Bay. Sailed—Dec, 21. Gazelle, s.s. ; Nora, schoonei and Connaught Hanger, for Port; Cordelia, ketel tai Poverty Bay.