SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 1891, 11 January 1867, Page 2

SHIPPING.

lITTELTON. 1 . ut ARRIVED. ! c Jan. 10—Matoaka, ship, 1063 tons, Stevens, ■ from London. ! Passengers i Saloon—Mr and Mrs Skipper, Mr .B. . Deacon; ...Mrs, Strangeman and j family (5), Mrs.Patrick and family (4), MrsH. Thomson, Miss A. Waitt, Miss Louisa Waitt, , Messrs C. Piper, W. Coker, W. S.. Seeley; J. Todd, E. Moorhoiise, Carl Asmiisaen. . Second ! cabin . and steerage—F Cockerton, B. French, It. Hors* . ley,; Maria Bobinsonj Thomas Mould, \Vm; Sullivanj Thomas Coleman, C. M. Hughes, S. Hughes, W. H. Seargeant; Thomas Peters, M. Peters, Jas. Peters,: Jamai ' Aikman, . Susan 'Farmer, Mrand Mra_ Banks, Mary Bray, Robert Sloper, Mr and Mrs : Bowe, John Woodward, C. King, W. Iney, and ; J. Minnies. .. ' Jan. 10—Sea. Bride, ketch, 15 tons, Loveridge, , from Heathcote, in ballast. _ Jan. 10-Moa, s.s. 60 tons, McClatchie, from ■: Heathcote. - ■ -..v., 1 '■ Jan. 10 —Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, McLellan, from JaLio—Tararua, s.s., 528 Wellington. Passengers:. Misses Wood (2), Mr and. Mrs Berry, Messrs Gaugh, Rpbmson, Gran- 1 feld, and McSolvin; one in 6tcerage. criißEP. Jan. 10-Gem, ketch, Bennett,: for Heathcote,. ■with cargo, «i Free Trader. .. . Jan. 10—William and Mary, ketch, Foster, for Heathcote, with cargo, ex Free Trader. , . ; Jan. 10-Dwe, [for Heathcote, with coals, ex .(WildWave., Jan. 10-Emerald, ketch, Cowan, for Heathcote, with timber. „ -V Jan. 10—A. H. Badger, barque, 407 tons; G. H. Hyde, for Newcastle; in ballast; ; no pasßengen. ' ; ■ Jan. 10—Novelty, p.s., 49 lons, Murray, for : Heathcote, with cargo, ex Glenmark. Jan. 10—Moa, 5.5.,, 60 tons, McClatchie, for ' Saltwater Creek. ' Jan. 10-Tarawa, e,s., 523 tons, Hayley, for Dunedin. Passengers:,;. Mr. Gannon: 10 m,. steerage. No cargo from.Lyttelton. ; • : Jan. s.s., 299 tons, Franoij, for •"Port Chalmors.. PaMengers : 10 in'steerage. Jan. 10—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, McLellan, for ■■ Kaiapoi, in ballast. . IMPOSTS. ■ , " In the Moa, Miles and Co.,', agents: 109 bales' irool, Miles and Co.; 21 do, J.T. Peacock and Co.;: 35 do, J.D. Macpherson; 2 do, C. Woledge;: 38 do, Dalgety and Co. In the Gazelle, Miles and Co., agents: 170 tales wool, Miles and Co. In the Tatarua, Miles and Co., agents: 1 bale, Parry; 3kegs, 21 bdls, 1 case, Hawkes and Co.; ■ 1 case, lewis; 1 do, Davis; 1 truss, Strange: 1 case, 1 trunk,.; Simpson;.!:,, bale,. Percy; 1 pkg, Hawkes; 1 parcel, Craycroft. Wilson. in the Matoaka, Miles and Co., agents 25 ■half-lihds, 78 : cases, 1463 pkgs, 10 pkts hops, 32 ■ casks, 2125 fish plates,lo,bales, Dalgety and Co.; 20 chests, 100 boxes, 444 pkgs, 3 bales, Walton, , Warner. and Co:; .115 pkgs. ; 31 cases, J; Mi Hev wood and Co.; 1581 pkgs, 1 case, J. T. Peacock and Co! ;■ 20 : pkga, Hargreaves and ■ Co.;; 12,000. glates, Laurie and Gannon; 1428 ' 1 P•Macphersonand Co.; 4 oars, 10pkgs,D;Davis; .11 cases, 22 pkgs, Gourlay and Co.; 1 case, 207 pkgs, L. B. Nathan and Co.; 166 pkgs, l caak, Hawkes and Stroiits; l ease, W. Townsend, lease, Thiei; Myfctori, and Co.; 3 cases, Order; ,1 case, E. W. Boper; 1 case, E. S. King; 67 pkgs,. E. Cobb j.icaaej-. E.- Bonnington ; 1 do, Nott-idge; 21 cases, Order;. 14pkgs, Withers; 18do, Montgomeryj Todhunter, and Co;;: 10. .pkgs, J.'C. Brooke and Co.; 1549 pkgs, Braithwaite and Morton; 1 caac, G. Packo; 3 ba.163, Ordor; 1 case, G. O'Brjan Hoare; X box, E. J. Lanauze; 63 pkgs, 966 rails, Holmes arid Co.; ;■ 2 pkgs, J. Hall; 1 case, D. Sladden; 3 pkgs prints, I. case, -. Order} 6 do, do,; .1. case, W. Nichols; 1 do, Soulsby; 14 bales, Milner; A pkgs, Neilson; 1 case, Wigan and Co; 3 octaves, Malcolm Fraser; 154 pkgs, J. White and Co.; 13 do, W. Gavin; 26 do, K. Eickman;, 23 do, Order; 231 do do, 2 bales do, 60 pkgs, G. Gould; 12 do, Strange and Co; 3 do, B. M. Morton; 2 pkgs, Brown; 1 case, Button and Paton; 10pkgs, Seece; lease, Sargent; 36 do Baldwin; 10pkgs, Order; 6 casks, Zinline; 44 pkgs, E. Ecece and Co.; 13 do, Studholm; 23 do, Greenwood;: 1 case, Order; 150 pkgs, Birch and Co.; 16 do, Wood Brothers; 2872 do, Order; 315 do, Order; 107.d0, Order; 6 cases, Anderson; 5 pkgs, Miles and Co.; 14 do, Order; 82 do, Mollet ; 1 case, M. Hales j 2 boxes, W. ■ Webb; 3 casks, Order;: 1 case, Williams; 3 pkgs, Angus;, 8 cases, Montgomery, Todhunter, and Co.; lcaak, H. J. Waters;. 8 bales, Button; .I:case, Shaw; 5 do, Order; 2 boxes, Gavin; 1 case, F. Buddie; 22 pkgs, Order; 1 case, Eich; 3 do,E. Miller; 1 do, W. C. Walker; 2do, W..Webb; 1 roll, Simmons; 2 pkgs, Irving; 9 do, Cook and Hobs ; 32 Ueeve; 4 cases.'E. and G. Ehotles; 1 do,Bonington;. 67 pkgs;.Symington; 2 casks, C. Prince; 15 cases, G. Coates; 3 cases, Beath, Kirby and Co.; 1 case, Miles, Brothers;. l.box, J, H. ,Ward; 388 pkgs, Cobb and Sawiell; 1 box, lake; 8 pkgs, J. C. Wilson ; 23 do, F. D. Luckie ; Ido, J, T. Bouse;, 207 do. Morrison, Sclaiders and Co.; 7 do, |E. Mills; 310 bdls fencing wire, 10 cases galvanised iron, 1 case staples, 30 bdls hoop iron, 1352 bars iron, 50 cases brandy, 20 drums turps, 20 do linseed oil, 10 do colza, 1 cask white lead, 25 half-brls pitch, 11 tanks twino, 10 bales cornsacks, 300 boxes candles, 160 do soap, 60 half-chests tea, 5 pkgs do, 12 qr.-casks sherry, 60 cases claret, 4o casks .sugar, 10 qr.-casks rum, 4 cases mustard, 6 do salad, oil, 10 pkts Kent hops, 200 bags salt, 2 rams, Miles & Co.

lu the Moa, Miles and Co., ..agents: 1 iif-tierco tobacco, Dalgety arid Co.; 3 aoz tins boulli,D. DaTis; 8 mats sugar, 2 boxes, Miles and Co. : In the Taranaki, Mathesou's Agency: agents 2 cases, Louisson j 30 pkgs, Police Department. Expected. Abbivais; . .' Gee!ong,fcai Dunedin, yia intermediate ports. Phcebe, from Sydney. . * ■' Rifleman, from 'the.Chatham Islandsi Joyce Phillips, ship, from London. S.S. Queen, from Wellington. S.S. Wangfhu', from Wellhgton. . Pkojecxbd Dbpaexdbeb. Jan. 12—Wild Wave, for Sydney. Jan. 12—I'hiEbe, for Dunedin. ... Jan.|l3-Queen, for Dunedin. j Led Ashley, fo? Wellington. VESSELS 15 HABBOUK. Matoaka, ship, from London. Mermaid, ship, from London. Ulue Jacket, «bip, frou London. : Talbot,jhip,/from Loiid ol ?. BirEalphAbercromby, 8%, from London. Leichardt, Bhip,;fiom London. . Lyttelton, ship, :frbhi.. Boston, U.B. Glenmark, ship, from Lotdon. ' A. 11. Badger, bi.que, fromNewcaßtle (cleared). . Indus, barque, frou Hobart Town.... Free Trader, barque, from. Hobarfc Town (cleared).

1 V'';HutH.!VrArak.lHiß ;^ixi iiiH'i'.' .. Qovbehmbki WHIEI. ; 7.28 fun. 7.62 p.m. The 8.8. Tararua, Captain Hagley, arrived from "Wellington, yesterday, at 1.35 p.m., and sailed for Melbourne, via Dunedin and Bluff, at 5 p.m. The si; Taranaki, Captain left for Dunedin yesterday, at I p.m. 1 ' . ABBIVAI 02 IHS SHIP JIAXOIXi. JBOH 105doji.—This veasel arrived off the Heads on Wednesday evening, at half-past 8 o'clock, making the passage m 94 days. Capt. Sterens has fa-roured oar reporter with the following pa'rticulars of the passage. left Gravesend Oct. 7; had ft fair run out of the Channel, then variable grinds to the N. B. Trades,' which were met with ■ia. lat; 27:9. N;r had, squally, weather from lat.' 11° N. to the Equator, which was crossed on the 30th day out, in 28,9 Iff TF; had moderate S. E. Trades, with squally weather;.lost 8. E. Trades, in lat. 20 ° B. arid lohg. 37 ® from this to tlie meridian of the Cape of Good Hope had chiefly headwinds, veering from E. to Si The Cape.was passed on the 69th day out, in lat. 46° 10' 8. j. 'from thence: had moderate winds from, N. W.. to,N.yi with heavy, rains, till past Eerguelan's Land, and N. Wi to B.'W. from, thence; to _ the,. Snares,, which were j made at daylight on Friday, the 4th, 89 days from : ! Gravesendsighted .the; Peninsula on Tuesday .last, havight winds and calms off the coast. The. Jtatcaka in charge of the pilot officer, brought up; jjesterday morning near, to the'Mermaid.,.^The pas-. ■ sengers, about 20 in the 1 saloon and 30 in the second cabin and. steerage,; have all arrived in excellent health. Soon after the ship anchored,'the saloon, passengers presented' Capt. Stevens with a testimonial, ".expressing their , approbation of the sodiablo and kindfyconduct :Bbovm to them iduiing; the;, Voyage.;; A-large /number, of birds fpi; thtf. Acilimatisation Booietyj ; including starlings, l blackbirds, thrushes, ; larks, ■ ■ and other those alive are remarkably healthy.; Wi Regret to. If irn thst all the iobinsdiid; also'all the WaW rows, with one esseptioni' £ Very neilthjr; ]s»}& lot of phwantl and jpartridgei .hare. pi-

rived also. /. Captain Steven'sdesires us to notice that on Christmas day, in lat. 48 0 32', long. 114 0 ;14' E., ho fell in with a large number of icebergs, extending north and south aa far a 9 the eye could reach from the mast-head. As night came on, sail was shorteied/and the ahip ran past esveral large onea from 300. to 400 feet high. Thefoliowing day and night the ship passed close to several othora, and the last one seen was 320 miles from the large group. For several days before seeing the berga the barometer went gradually to ,ijßf 8,0" J itarnW; the whole of this time it was. blowing a stiff gale from N.W. to W., the ship carrying her royals.. He also remarks that from the Cape to the Snares the barometer was lower than he ever remembers in these latitudes.. Although eq excessive bad weather waa met with, it was evident that atoms and gales existed at. no great distance, as evidenced by the: tremendous . .cross : and heavy seas experienced... The following vessels were spoken: Nov:9, ship' French Empire, from London and Portland to Bombay, 42 days out, ' in lat. 10° 24 S. Nov. 11, ship May Queen, .from lirerpool to Bombay,- 45. days out, in lat.l5 9 60' S long. 34°.20' .Wif a few days afterwards spoke the ship Naturalist, 60 days out, from London to Calcutta. Messrs Miles and Co. are tho agents for this ■■Vessel. :■ ' HEATHCOTE. SiitED.—Jan. 10, Challenge and Gipsy, ketches;. Volunteer, schooner; and. Rebecca Levy, barge, for Port. SHIPPING; TELEGRAM Dukedih.-t J an. 9,. 2.30 , p.m„ Tairoa, from Molyneux; 6 p,m.,6.5. Omeo, from Meloourne. Jan/10,5;30 a.m., s.s,, 5 Otago, from Melbourne. Jan. 9.30 a.m., Apaiima, for Waikara; Fly, ior Waikouti; Hope, for Waikouti); 6 p.m., Elisabeth Curie, for Hokitika.