SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 2338, 20 June 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. AEEIYBD. June 19—Coquette, schooner, 62 tons, Patterson, fiom Auckland, with cargo of timber. June 19—Lord Ashley, 88,296 tons, H. Worsp, from Wellington. Passengers—Cabin: Mrs Crosby, Mr Fairweather, MrParkes; Steerage: Mr Lather. CLEARED. June 19—Antelope, cutter, 16 tons, Malcolmson, for Alaroa. June 19—Spray, schooner, Buxton, for Hokitifau June 19—lord Ashley, s.s, 296 tons, Worsp, for Dunedin. BAILED. June 19-Alhatnbra, for Wellington, June 19—Derwent, for Melbourne. June 19—Keera, s.s., for Djnedin. Passenger —Mr Carr. IMPOSTS. In the Lord Ashley, Miles and Co, agents: 1 box, Lockhead; 1 box, Officer Commanding; 20 telegraph posts, Bird; 1 box (5000 sovereigns), Bank of New South Wales; lease Turner. BXPOBTS. In the Antelope, Master, agent:—3 "boxes, Miles and Co.; 1 chest tea, G. Tayler; leases geneva, Ido brandy, Matheson's Agency; 1 bagatell* table, Waeckerle; 25 bags flour, Cunningham; 40 do, Woods; 2 bags gunnies, 1 box sundries, Miles and Co; 1 esse, Dwyer; 1 cave, 2 parcel?. Burt; 6 bdls bags, S. E. Wright; 1 case drugs, Beed and Son; 1 piano, Dalgety; 2 boxes candles, 1 case oil, 1 parcel, 3 bags oats, 10 do potatoes, 1 keg port wine, Hawkins; 11 pkgs luggage, Whorgan; 3 bags wheat, 1 case sundries, Preeee. In the Spray, master, agent: 240 bags flour, Suxton; 240 sacks do, 100 do bran, Woods and Cunningham; 132 do bran, 15 do flour, Wilson, Taylor,and Co.; 208 do bran, 60 do carrots, 2 tons cheese, C, W.Turner; 50 bags oats, Hawkins; 86 kegs butter, Hey wood; 53 bags potatoes, W. B.Jones; 40 pigs, 100 fowls, 20ducks, Buston; 30 kegi nails, W. B. Jones; 2 cases hams, Morrow, Bassett, and Co.; 6 do biscuits, C. W. Turner.

In the Keera, E. S. Dalgety and Co., agents. For Akaroa—3s pkgs, T. Preeee. For Timaru—2cases, Bich; 2 cases, Beed and Son; 4 rolls lead, 1 case copper, 2 tons pig iron, E. Eeece and Co.; 2 cases, Dalgety and Co.; 3 cases, 1 pkg, 2 trunks, Matheson's Agency; 11 bales, 2 cases, 1 chair, D. Davis; 2 cases, Taylor and Co. For Oamaru—l keg, Beed and Co.; 5 kegs, 1 box, W. B. Jones. For Dunedia—ls kegs, Beed and Bona; 1 crate, Heyirood and Co.

EracTiD Arrivals. June 20—Wellington, from Dunedin. June 20—Auckland, from Wellington. June 29—Taranaki, from Wellington. Coleroon, ship, from London, sailed Mar. 26. Excelsior, ship, from London. Light Brigade, ship, from London.

Projected Departures. June 20—Auckland, for Dunedin, June 20—Taranaki, for Dunedin, June 20—Wellington, for Wellington, Southern Cross, for Sydney. Fawn, for Sydney. Mary Ann Christina, for Fiji Islands, Success, for Auckland. VIIUH IS HABBOOB, Gainsborough, ship, from London. Southern Cross, barque, from Hobart Town. P. C. E., barque, from Newcastle. Fawn, brig, from Newcastle. Mary Ann Christina, schooner, from Fiji. Wild Wave, sohooner, from Greymouth. Nora, schooner, from Havelook. Spray, schooner, from Greymouth.' William and Mary, schooner, from the Grey. Bee, schooner, from Amuri. Elfin, schooner, from the Grey. Success, schooner, from Greymouth. Isabella Jackson, schooner, from Kaikouras. Excelsior, schooner, from Dunedin. Coquette, schooner, from Auckland. Antelope, cutter, from Akaroa. High Watbb This Dat at ths qovbbnmbht wharj. 2.51 a.m, 3,21 p.m.

The Wellington, with i\e English mail, sailed from Dunedin yesterday afternoon, She is expected early this morning, Thb s.s. Lord Ashley sailed (or Dunedin yesterday afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock. Thi s.s. Keera tailed for Dunedin, via intermediate ports yesterday afternoon, at 3.30. Thb brig Derwent sailed for Melbourne yesterday afternoon, with a full load ol grain, The Coquette, Capt Patterson, arrived in harbour yesterday morning, from Auckland, after a passage of six days; she brings a cargo of timber. Thb P.N.Z, and A.E.M. Company's s.s,, Lord Ashley, A. Worsp, Commander, arrived here yesterday, at 10.30 am; left Wellington on Juno 18, at 2 p,m; had fine weathor first part of the passage, latter part thick fog; was detained one hour and a-half off the Heads. The Lord Ashley sailed for Dunedin yesterday afternoon. We are indebted to Mr Eastland, for files. KAIAPOI. ARRIVED. June 19—Gazelle, s.s., M'Lellan, from Lyttelton, to load at Eovell and Co.'s Wharf. BAILED. June 19—Da't, schooner, Whyte, for Wellington, with 1400 bushels wheal, Bitch and Co, The Foam, ketch, is loading in the river. TELEGRAMS. Poet Chaihbrb.—June 18,10 pm, Comerang, from Lyttelton; 19th, 2 am, Tairoa.from Molyneux; 18th, 10 pm, Wainui, for Oamaru; 19th, 2.40 pm, Wellington, for Lyttelton. Wellington June 19,2.40 pm, Lady Bird, from Lyttelton; 3.40 pm, Alhambra, from Lyttelton; 3.35 p m, Taranaki, for Lyttelton.

H.M.B. Eosirio, sloop of war, Commander G. Palmer, arrived in port on Sunday morning last shortly after mid-day. She left Auckland on Friday, the sth, wilh'the Governor on board, and arrived at Tauranga next day. On Monday, the Bth, the Governor, accompanied by the captain and officers of the men-of-war, want in the Sturt to Maketu, where a war dance was given by tbo friendly natives. A guard of seamen, armed with the Snider breech loading rifle, accompanied the Governor as a guard of honour. On Tuesday, the Bth, the Bosorio left Tauranga, and on the 10th met the Stmt at White Island, and the Governor, the Captain and officers of the Eosario, disembarked and visited the sulphur springs.—Wellington Independent, June 16. Thb schooner Annie Brown, which arrived yesterday from Lyttelton, with a cargo of oats and wheat, is quite a new vessel, and one which ought to be exceedingly serviceable in thejeoasting or intercolonial trade. She is not, however, of colonial origin, but was built on the Tay, at Perth, Scotland, and ia a natty enough looking craft, well finished, and can carry a good cargo on a light draught of water. She is 160 tons measurement, and in her construction, the material employed for the framewerk was the bet oak, her skin being of larch. Her sailing qualities are welllspoken of, and it is stated that she accomplished the passage fromtheDownstoDunedininllOdays.Withregard to her present trip, Capt. Brown reports that the schooner Bailed from Lyttelton on the the 6th ult., and was becalmed for fully a week after leaving. The passage was again delayed by the schooner having had to contend against strong northerly winds in Cook's Straits. On the 29th, in Hank f s Straits, the schooner was also exposed to the fury of a very heavy gale which commenced from the N.W.. and shifted into the S.W., and during the continuance of which she was hove-to for twentyfour hours. The latter part of the passage was marked by a prevalence of westerly winds. The agents of the Annie Brown at this port are Messrs Pigott Brothers and June 3.