SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2481, 15 December 1868, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Dec. 14—Sea Devil, ketch, from Okain Bay, with firewood. Dec. 14— E. U. Cameron, schooner, Donnelly, from Hokitika, in ballast, SAILED. Dec. 14-Nil Despcrandum, brig, 157 tons, Turner, for Newcastle, in ballast, Dec, 14—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, M'Lellan, for Kaiapoi. VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Comeraug, p,s,, from Dunedin via iutcrtermediate ports. Light Brigade, ship, from London. Hydaspcs, ship, from London, Blue Jacket, ship, from Loudon, Gleumark, ship, from London. King of Italy, ship. ( John Kuox, barque, from Sydney. P. C. E., barque, from Newcastle. William Ackers, barque, from Newcastle. Wellington, schooner. E. U. Cameron, schooner. Mystery ketch. Annie, ketch. Charlotte, cutter.

High Water—s,ol a,m.; 5.27 p.m. TnK brig Nil Desperandum sailed for Newcastle yesterday, at 5 p.m. The ship Hydaspes was brought up the harbour to a loading berth off Officer Point yesterday afternoon. The passeugers by the ship Glenmark were landed with their luggage yesterday afternoon by the s.s. Mullogh. The schooner E. U. Cama-on, Captain Donnelly, arrived in harbour yesterday at one p.m., from Hokitika, Left that port on Sunday, Dec. 6, and experienced hard N. and N.W. gales with heavy sea till the 9th. Passed Cape Earewell on the 10th, Stephen's Island on the 11th, and had a fine run through the Straits. When off the White Bluff spoke the schooner Canterbury, bound to Hokitika, from Lyttelton, eight days out. Captain Bowton reports having experienced very bad weather, and the loss of nearly all his live stock, Since then had light southerly winds and fine weather up to arrival.

KAIAPOI. Aiutnteb. Dec. 12—Jupiter, ketch, Clarkson, from •Lyttelton, with 45 tons coals, Belcher and Co. SAILED. Dec. 13—Dart, schooner, Whyte, for Wellington, with 1800 bushels wheat, Birch and Co. Dec. 13-Rose of Eden, schooner, Early, for Greymouth, with 15 kegs butter, 5 tons potatoes, 576 bushels oats, Newnhani and Co.; tons potatoes, Belcher and Co •10 tons potatoes, 260 bushels oats, Birch'and Co. AKAKOA, ARRIVED. Dec. 10-Wainui,s.s.,from Lyttelton, with passengers and cargo. Dec 11-Antelope, cutter, from Lyttelton. with cargo. Dec. 12-Keera, s.s., from Lyttelton, with passengers aud cargo. SAILED. Dec. io-Linnet, ketch, for Christchurch. with 13,000 ft timber, Eraser and Brown t Dec, 10-Wainui, ss,, for Dunedin' and intermediate ports, with 6 kegs butter 6 cases cheese, J. D. Garwood; 3 kegs butter 4 cases cheese, J. Daly. 4 crates cheese! Price and Ayimer; i case pigs, T. Johnston; 79 pieces timber, 8 hides, 1 cask tallow 5 kegs butter, E. C. Latter. Passenger-Mrs

Dec. 11—Challenge, schooner, for Timaru, with 34,000 ft timber, G. Armstrong Dec 11-Emu, ketch, for Timaru, with 21,600 ft timber, Shadbolt and Vaustone. Dec 12-Keera, s.s., for Dunedin and intermediate ports, with 3 boxes fruit, J D Garwood; 40 cheese, Daly; 6 cases fruit' bymons. Passengers-Messrs Nixon, Weedon. Symons, Stilling, Miss Hewlings (2) Miss Le Cren (2) Miss Tumbull, Masters Hall, Beswick (2) Hewlings. '

The s.s. Airedale, from Lyttelton, for Duneara, put into Akaroa on the evening of the nth inst., through stress of weather resuming her voyage during the night. The Challenge .schooner, and Emu, ketch, which had sailed for Tiraaru, also had to return to Atotroa through stress of weather. TELEGRAMS. NewSr I)eC - IMl,>m -' Jane ' kig ' fOl, Port Chalmers.-Dec. ut, 7 a.m„ Emulous from Halifax via Wellington; 4.35 p in SSoV 01 4 ' 4 ° m > ° mol °* WESTPORT.-Dec. 14, li a .m„ Wauganui irom W anganui, frSrir^ 14 '^^'^- , N ™-- Dec - u > 12 -3» P-m., Wellington lor Wellington. fxoSpir-~ ;)ec - i4 ' 3p - m -' Robß<)y