SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2111, 26 September 1867, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. AURIVKD, Sept. 25—Airedale, 5.5,,286 tons, Konnedy.froi "Wellington, Passengers: saloon—Miss Graj Mrs Hoitie and' child; Miss Bell, Mr Reeve: M.H.R,; Messrs Nancarrow, Mundy, Savillo, an 3 steerage. Sept. 25—John Knox, ship, 291 tons, B. Jsnkin from Sycraoy, via Wellington. Passengers—Mr Jenkins, Miss liodgers, Miss Lee, • Sept. 25—Gazelle, s.s„ SlcLellan, from Heath cote, in ballast. ■Sept. 25—Airedale, s.s., 2SO tons, Konnedy, fo Dunedin. Passengers: saloon—Mr F. Mason eteerago, 7. iiiroßrs. In tho Airedalo, Miles and Co,, agonts. Shippec at Wellington for Lyttolton: 1 parcel, Bant o New Zealand; 2 cases, Miles and Co.'; 1 parcel Harper. Shipped at Manukau for Lyttelton: : parcel, Bank ot Now Zoaland, Shipped at Nolioi for Lyttelton: 1 horse Jock.. In the John-Enox, Mathesoh's Agency, agents Shipped at Sydnov for Lyttolton: 150 gunnici wgar, Birch and Co.; 1 caso.cigars, 160 gunnie, sugar, Matheson's Agency; 19 do, 1 cask treacle J. G. Fyfe;. 287 do, Hargreaves and Co.; 1 dog cart, 1000 felloes, 1000 spokes, 30 pairs shafts, H do naves, 3 boxes plants, B. Jenkins. EXr-ORT!, In the Airodale, Miles arid Co., agents. Shippsc at Lyttolton forDunodin: 14 bags cheese, Bui liok; 1 case, Walton, Warner and Co. Expected Arrivals. Alhambra, b.s,, from Melbourne, via Dunedin and Bluff. Tararua, is., from Melbourne. Wainui, s.s,, jrom Dunedin, via intermediate porta. Lord Ashloy, s.s,, from Dunedin and Bluff. Charlotte Andrews, barque, from Sydney. Melita, ship, from London, Glenmark, ship, from Loadon. Gothenburg, s.s., from Melbourne. Mermaid, ship, from London. Projected Dbpabiubeb, Tararua, s.s., for Wellington, with Panama Mails and passengers, Oct. 6. Wainui, for Dunedin, via intermediate ports. Alhambra, s.s., for Melbourne, via Northern ports. . Gothenburg, s.s., for Melbourne. Lord Ashley, s.s., for Northern Ports, on Friday. Crishna, barque, for Sydney. Lancashire Witch, for Callao. John Knox, ship, for Sydney. Blue Jacket, ship, for- London. ' Charlotte Andrews, barque, for Sydney. Laughing Water, barque, for Fijis and Friendly Islands via Pic'ton. Vessels in Hahboub. Blue Jacket, from London. Lancashire Witch, ship, from London, Bed Rover, ship, from London, John Knox, ship, from Sydney. Crishna, barque, from Timaru. Camille, barque, from Newcastle. Laughing Water, barque, from Newcastle. Windhover, brig, from Newcastle. High Water This DayjAT the; goyersjiexi wharf. 2.04 a.m. 2.30 p.m. The ship John Knox, Capt. B. Jenkins, from Sydney via Wellington, arrived in harbour on Tuesday evening, at midnight, and berthed alongside Peacoek's Wharf yesterday. The John Knox left Sydney on the 26th ult,, and had a fine pasgage of 6 days to Cook Strait,'experiencing strong westerly weather. On the 3rd inst,, when off Cape Campbell, met with a heavy gale from the' southward, which' carried away main-and main topsail yards. The-gale continuing the neit morning, Capt. Jenkins deemed- it advisable to bear up for Wellington, which port was made on the 4th inst. Having repaired damages, the John ■ Knox sailed for Lyttelton at midnight on the 22nd inst., arriving as above; experienced N.B. weather on.,the run from Wellington. - She will have quick despatch for, Sydney. Capt. Jenkins reports experiencing very, rough weather' during his voyage from this pert to Sydney last trip. The P.N.Z. and A.R.M.' Co's.' s.s.„ Airedale, Capt. Kennedy, arrived in harbour from Wellington and northern Ports yesterday at 1.16 p.m., and proceeded alongside the new Railway Wharf. The Airedale lott Wellington at 6 p.m. on the 24th inst., having been detained 24 hours ■ for' the arrival of the Co's 's.s. Ruahine, from Panama, with tho English mails. Experienced light N.E. breezes, with heavy swell on the passage, The Airedale sailed again for Dunedin, Bluff, and Hokitika, at 4.15 last evening. _ Yesterday,- the s.s. ■ Airedale came -alongside ■ the . New Railway ' Wharf, and dis- : charged her cargo.' The works also for the : station are progressing satisfactorily, two large ! turn tables having been put'down and otherworks ■' executed. HEATHCOTE. Arrived.-Sept. -25, at Railway Wharf, . Moa, s.s., with general cargo, ■ex Blue' Jacket;' Gipsy, ketch, with iron, ex Lancashire Witoh. • At Upper Wharf, Eagle, ketch, with timber, from Le.Bon's Bay. SAl'jip.-Novelty, p.s., for Port; Courier, ' ketch, with bricks and hay from Pigeon Bay.

TELEGRAMS. Poet fiom Qamaru; 25fcH, ID a.m ; , lord Ashley y fioni Bluff. -,..',.. CoMti.3 p.m., Sturmbird, from West Coast: Wallaby, for Wangan.ui. TicipK-Sept. 24, 7 p.m., Tarahakii from Wellington:; 25tb, 6 a.m., Taranaki, for Nelson. ,: from Wariganui, ' The. following, directions to mastersof vessels' forenteriDg-Eaueranga Creek.Tliames goldfield were posted inside the harbour office; Auckland, I on lug;. 20, information of masters trading: to.Kaueranga :f-, ' ■.l Notice ii hereby given- that a black -(Basic); buoy j haa been placed-off tie entrance toKaueratiga Creek; ; ,one ; ..mile south of Tararu Pointj and lies in tsh. (10) feet .at spring tides; near to which small vesselj waiiingior flood tide„pr otherwise, may (except.instrongnorth-westeriy winds) anchor with safety. ' Rom the above mentioned buoy, two remarkable., conical hills will be seen.be»rmg S,E;b7! ? : i.^'- : %:''^''' :, Pi'*Mr-'U»eie.- .-hSlis :kop*- v in bSe'-will" 1 lead to the first (can) .buoy;af/.ttie.entrance 'of ;th«: ere»k; leaving it close-to on. & e sWrboard-.hand,-Mow.the.courseof tfie.charinel--whiehis-about tlurty (30). fathoms wide, and nearly dry at low water-as indicated by-four''other buoyr rathe right bank, and stakes on the left/uptb the landing-place; here the otaanel deepenj. and for some, distance above to six and seven-feet at low water.,. , A lt is high water full and change at about 7h, 30m;; range of. tide, about NOTi^VMßelsleaving.the creek at high water Ihould,,keep close up .totheline ofbuoys— the nrit quarter ofebbtide. settingstiongly over the ■, Vessels from Auckland bound to Kauera'nga Creek, after passing.:through the sandspitpassage, Waihekij : should steer so as: to pass about two (2) nules. : N.N:E. ot dreri:Pbint. The compass course.from thence to TararuPoint bain*. S.K by distance, 16 miles. 1 With reference to the above course it is to be Observed that the strength, of the tide is about li inpts-the flood setting to the'south-east. ' ■