SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2330, 11 June 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON.

iBIITBD. funo 10—Tararua, s.s., 623 tons, Hagley, from Wellington. Passengers: Cabin-Dr Thompson, Mr Roberts, Mr Skorwin, Madame Carandini, Misses Carandini, Messrs Campbell, Kempthorno, Hood; 9 in fore-c«bin; 70 for other ports. JunelO—Caiiti)rbury,sckoonor,74 tons, Bowton, from "Wellington, in ballast. June 10-Aburiri, s.s., 130 tons, Flowcrday, from Duntdin. Passenger—Dr Julius Haast. June 10—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, Met.ellan, from Kaiapoi. Jun« 10—Lucy James, ketch, James, from Pigeon Bay, with firewood. CLIIXBD. June 10—Comerang, p.p., 125 tons, Maillor, for Dune din, via intermediate ports. Passengers— Mrs E. Maceoomar, Mrs Sharp, Mrs Gritliths, Messrs Prydon and Hamilton. JunelO— Rifleman, three masted schooner,Bl tons, Christian, for Tavauaki. Juro 10—Tararua, s.s, 623 tons, flagloy, for Dunedin, Passengers Messrs McrarlaiM (-) Stewart, Little, MeClim, lieese, Mr and Mrs Burger and child; 70 original. June 10—Ahuriri, s.s., 130 tons F owerday, for Wellington. Passengers Misses Kellard, Lewis, and R. Temple, Messrs Fainreatker and Hall. Juno 10—Gazelle, s.s,, 47 tons, MeLollan, for Eaiapoi. IMPOSTS. In the Tararua, Miles and Co., agents: 1 oaso boots, Jones; 2 do, Marks; 1 truss, Strange; 84 cases fruit, 1 bug maize, Stewart; 23 cases truit, Seed and Sons; 1 iase, Paekc Brothers; 1 case, Haast; sdo fruit. Curtis; 1 do, Engs; 22 cases clocks, B. I. S.; 4 do, A. B.; 20 do, C, K,; 104 pkgs, Oilieer Coiuiuiuidiug j 1 cuse, lltiwkins; 3 qr-casltswine, Gould; lease, Perryinan; "rases, 1 pkg, M'Gowau; 1 box, Davis; 1 parcol, Morrisou; 1 trunk boots, Woledge In tho Gazelle, Milos and Co., Agents: 687 sicks oats, Miles and Co. In tho Ahuriri, Matheson's Agency, agents: 2 pigs, Jones and Bent; 1 trunk, Jones Brothers; 1 bale, Forbes. sxroßis. In the Rifleman, Master, agent: 1060 bags wheat, W. Wilson la the Tararua, Milss and Co., agents: 1000 bags oat!. 1 pkge, Miles and Co.; 8 empty casks, W. Davis; 50 sacks flour, 16 kegs butter, 13 pkgs cheese, H. Hawkins. In the Comerang, Dalgety and Co.,agents: 1 pkge, A. w. Ward; 6 eases spirits, Matheson s Agency; 1 case, Dalgety and Co.; 1 do, Rich; 1 trunk, 2 cases, Woledge; 1 bale, Dimond; 1 parcel, G. Tayler; 1 pig, Preeco; 6 pkgs, J. B. Jones; 3 do, 'Hancock; 8 empty casks, Legett; 8 do, Julian; 24 sacks oats, Cairns; 40 bales wool, DalgetyandCo. In the Ahuriri, Alatheson's Agency, agents : Id legs butter, 1 case, Reed and Sons; 103 hides, Walker.

Expicikd Arbivals. June 11— Wellington, 8.8., from Wellington. Colsrooa, ship, from London, sailed Mir. 26. P. C. E., barque, from Nowcaitle. Excelsior, sh'p, from London. Light Brigade, ship, from London. PBOJHOIID DBPABTURBD. JUD6ll—Wellington, s.s,, for Dunedin. June 13—John Knox, for Sydney. Southern Cross, for Sydney. Derwent, for Sydney. Fawn, for Sydney. VBMH IS HABBOUR, Southern Cross, barque, from Hobart Town. John Knoi, barque, from Sydney. Fury, barque, from Newcastle. Derwent, brig, from Newcastle; Princess Alice, brig, from Wellington. Fawn, brig, from Keweastle.^ Lady Don, ichoonor, from I'icton. Mary Ann. Christina, lohoener, from Fiji. Wild Ware, schooner, from Greymouth. C'eopatra, schooner, from Dunedin. Dancing Ware, schooner, from Hokitika. Swallow, schooner, from Nelson. Nora, schooner, from Havelock. Fawn, 6om Sydney. IhfiH Watkb This Dat at thk Govbbsumt Whabj. 8.00 am. 8.22 pm. Teb brig Fawn will load for Sydney. The p.s. Comeraui sailed for Dunedin and intermediate ports yesterday, at 6 p.m. A barque, supposed to be the P. C. E., from Newcastle, wa« signalled yesterday afternoon. The barque Southern Cross is discharging her cargo by lighters; this is owing to her being unable to obtain a berth alongside the wharf. Thb clipper schooner Canterbury, Captain Bowton, armed in harbour on Tuesday night, haying made the return passage from Wellington, and discharged her cargo, The Canterbury will load for Nelson. _ . The as Tararua, Captain Hagley, arrived in ! harbour yesterday at 8 am, from Wellington; she left on Tuesday night at 5 pm, making the passage under steam in 15 hours. The Tararua sailed for Dunedin and Melbourne yesterday at 6 p.m. Thb s.s. Ahuriri, Captain Flowerday, arrived in harbour yesterday, at 2.30 p.m., from Dunedin; left at 4.30 on Tuesday, with full cargo, for Northern Ports; experienced fine weather during the passage. The Ahuriri sailed for Wellington at 6 p.m. We are obliged to Captain Flower.lay for files of payers. KAIAPOI. ABRtVKD. June 10—Emerald, ketch, Whitby, from Wellington. CLEARED. June 10—Jupiter, ketch, Chapman, for Wanganui, with 1421 bushels wheat, W. D. Buddie. The schooner 'i'auranga, which arrived from the Bay of Islands yesterday morning, says that Captain Brown, at Rmsell, had received a letter from Captain M' Liver, stating that the schooner Blue Bell was wrecked at 4 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the 23rd ultimo, off Flat Bock, near Whangaroa, and that she had a cargo from New Caledonia ami Norfolk Island, of cotton, cocoanut oil, and oranges. Captain M'Liver states that the night was very dark when the vessel was wrecked, and that he was under the impression he was sixteen miles from the coast. — Auckland Herald, June 1. The s.s. Kaikoura, Captain Darke, arrived at noon on the Cth, having cast off from the buoy at Sydney at 3.15 p.m. ot the Ist instant, and passed the Heads at 4.12 p.m. Experienced fresh S.E. winds for the first two days, after which strong southerly breeze and heavy sea until entering the Straits, Made the land at 10 p.m. on the sth; passed Cape Farewell at midnight, and Stephens Island at 4.30 a.m.; rounded Cape Terawiti at 10 a.m,, and entered the Heads at 11.23 a.m.; anchoring as above; thus making the passage in four days eighteen hours. Light E. and S.E. winds were met with in the Straits. At daylight on the morning of tho 6th, exchanged signals with the barque Edina, bound to the eastward.— Wellington Independent, June 9.