SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1664, 17 April 1866, Page 2

SHIPPING.

—♦_ ~ lITTELTON.': !: AEBIVJD. April 15—Airedale, s.s., 28fl tons, W. ; H. Meitleham, from Wellington, Paaßongersrcabin: Mrs. Preston and som, Dr. Wilkin, C&pt. Forsaith, Ber. Mr. Buddie, Mrs. Buddie and family,Capt.Hooks,Mr. Eva, Mr. Laurie: 20 for South, fore cabin 7,3 lor South. April 16—Elizabeth, schooner, 33 tons, Stevenson, from Nelson, via kaikoras. April 16-Phcebo, s.s., 410 tons, Gardyne, from Dunedin. Passengers—Cabin: Mr. and Mrs. Eussell, Mrs. Graham, Messrs. Wood, Jones, Palmer, Wood, Coote, Moss, Walkor, Ott; 13 for North, 19 steerage for North. BAHBDi April 16—Airedale, s.s., 286 tons, W. H. Meikleb&tn, for Dunedin. Passengers: Mr. Preston and son, Miss Cameron, Miss R. Mattocke, Mrs. and Miss Johnson; 23 original. April 18 —Albion, s.s., 453 tons, E. Kidney, for Dunedin. Passengers: Miss Meggett, Mr. G. Ford, Mr. Mackenzie, Mr, M'Master, Mr, Siddle, Mr. and' Mrs. Miller and two children. • April 16—Florence, schooner, 61 tons, Warren, for Nekon, IMPOSTS. In the Airedale, Miles and Co., agents: 107 coils wire, Braithwaite; 1 box, Irwin; 3 cases apples, M'Pherson; 1 caso fruit, Milsom; 8 boxes do, Graham; 1 case do, Dans; 1 parcel, Miles and Co.; 3 trusses leather, E&rnshaw; 1 bag oysters, Findlay; 1 bag do, Howard. -In the Elizabeth, H. Dunsford, agent: 1 ton flour, Stevenson. In the Phoebo, Miles and Co., agents: 3 cases drapery, Fielder; 9 cases, Moss; 1 parcel, M. •Sales; 1 case, glass, 2do varnish, Faton; 1 case fancy goods, Davis; lpkg saddlery, Wood; 8 axle-arms, 1 bundle buggy shafts, 1 drum oil, 1 bag horse shoes, 1 keg sundries, 1 case tacki, 18 bars iron, Wagstaff; 1 pkg axe-handles, 1 case hardware, Reeve; 3 bundles spouting, 1 case, England; 1 parcel, Boyle; 1 case ridging, Stanley; 1 bale, Moss; 1 case, Macdonald; 7 cases, Order; 4 cases, Moss; 1 case, 1 truss, Macdonald; 1 case, 1 bale, Order; 2 bales leather, Coombs. SIPOBTB. In the Airedale, Miles and Co., agents: 1 box, 1 bundle, Miles and Co,; 1 harmonium, Peacock; 1 box, Bitchie and Co,; 1 parcel samples, Dalgety. In the Albion, Peacock and Co., agents: 2 cases, Heywood and Co.; 9 pkgs cheese, Hargreaves; 7 kegs butter, D. Bloom. In the Florence, Bitchie and Co., agents: 3100 bushels oats, Birch and Co. EIPBOTBD ARRIVALS. April 20—One of the N.Z. Company's steamers, from Wellington, Nelson, Picton, Taranaki, and Hanukau. April 21—Lord Ashley, from Dunedin. PbOJKCTBD DIPABTDBBI. Ship Norge, for Callao, this day, April 17. April 17 —Phoebe, for Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki and Hanukau. April 21—One of the N.Z. Company's vessels for Dunedin. ; April 22—Lord Ashley, for Wellington, Napier, and Auckland. Vjissbls in Harbocb, ships. Victory, from London, Cissy, from London. Himalaya, for London, loading wool Norge, from Frederickstaad, Norway. BASQUES, BKIOB AMD BCHOONKBB. Rifleman, from AmurL Windhover, from Hobut Town. Paria, from Dunedin. J. B. Russell, from Hokitika. Boyal Exchange, from N.S.W. Bona, from Timaru. Wild Wave, from Sydney, via Wellington. STBiMBE. Phoebe, from Dunedin. Hiflu Watbr This Day at Tim GOVBRMMEHI WhIKI. 5.5 a,m. 6.35 p.m. Thb Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Bpyal Mail Company's s.s. Phoebe, John Gardyne, commander, arrived in Lyttelton from Port Chalmers yesterday afternoon at 1.5 p.m. She left Bluff Harbour on the 12th inst., at 3.40 p.m.; arrived at Port Chalmers the following morning at 10.10 a.m. Sailed for Lyttelton on thelsth inst,, at 3 p.m., arriving as above. Experienced light northerly winds until 4 a.m.; afterwardi strong N.E. breezes, with heavy swell. .It was reported last night that the ketch Caledonia, belonging to Mr. J. Grubb, capsized off Whitewash Head, near to Sumner, yesterday afternoon. The master and crew were picked up by Captain Gray, of the Randolph, HEATHCOTE. Aebitm).-April 14 —At Bailway Wharf, Waipara, 8.5., with quantity of cargo, ex Cissy; Iris,cutter, with iron, ex Cissy; Thetis,ketch, with timber, ex Windhover. April 15—Mullough, 8.5., with general cargo, ex Victory: Courfer, ketch, with sleepers, Bobecca Levy, with posts and rails, from Pigeon Bay. At Upper Wharf, April 14—Julia Ann, cutter; Alert and Jupiter, ketches, with coal, ex Eoyal Exchange; J. B. Russell, schooner, from Port; Dove, schooner, with coal, ex Eoyal Exchange; Bandolf, schocner, with firewood, fron Pigeon Bay. April 16— Eagle, ketch, with timber, from Leßon'eßay; linnet, ketch, with timber, from Akaroa. Sailed.—April 14—Minnie, ketch, for Akaroa, with 10 pkgs stores, Pawson; 12 sacks bran, 3do oats, 2 do_ wheat, Parsons. Prince Consort, schooner, with wheat, for Nelson; Emu, keteh, for Akaroa; Lucy James, ketch, for Pigeon Bay; Waipara, s.s,, and Mullough, s.s., with 3 cases candles, Holmes and Co., for Port. AKAROA. ABBIVBD. April 13—Geelong, p.s., from Lyttelton, with passengers and cargo. , SAILED. Ap.ril.l3n-Linne.t, ketch, forChristchurch, with 15,000 feet timber, Piper and Co.; 4 cases fruit, J, Currey. April 14—Geelong, p.s., for Dunedin, yia intermediate ports, with original cargo, and 18 crates cheese, 3 kegs butter, 15 cases fruit, J, D. Garwood; 7 cases fruit, W. Penlington; 6 casks, 9 Cases fruit, 2 crates cheese, Wiggins and Co.; 1 box fruit, Gibson: 4 cases fruit, 2 bags h'awa, Feltham; 14 crates cheese, 1 cask ale, 1 box fruit, E. C. Latter; 1 boat, C. Traill; 1 case, 3 casks fruit, Rev. W. Aylmer; 4 casks cheese, Geo. Breitmeyer; 3 cases jam, 1 case cheese, Wiggins and Co.; 15 cases, 1 cask cheese, 3 kegs butter, Armstrong and Dalyj 4 casks ebeese, 1 bag bacon, Lelievre; 1 box walnuts, S. Watkins; 2 boxes fruit, H. G. Watkins; 1 case fruit, CBrion. 1