SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2603, 8 May 1869, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. May 7—Volunteer, ketch, Dempsie, 26 tons, from Laveraux Bay, with timber May 7—Dera, brig. 244 tons, Sampson, from Newcastle. May 7—Bravo, brigantine, from Newcastle, with coals. CLEARED. May 7—Diligent, ketch, 10 tons, Brown, for Little Akaloa, in ballast. IMPORTS. In the Moa, Miles and Co.,'agents : 540 sacks wheat, E. S. Dalgety and Co ; 6 bales wool, Matheson’s Agency. In the Deva, Master, agent: 320 tons coal, Order. EXPORTS. In the Celoeno, Matheson’s Agency and Cobb and Sawtell, agents : 1279 bales wool, 10 do skins, 4J doz wool, Matheson's Agency; 53 bales wool, 14 do flax, Cobb and Sawtell; 326 bales wool, 5 do skins, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited; 440 do, A. Hornbrook; 64 do wool, 2 do skins, Taylor and Co; 327 bales wool, J. Grigg; 213 bales wool, 3 do skins, E. Richardson; 370 bales wool, Allan McLean; 215 bales wool, 2do skins, C. Reed; 1 bale wool, Dalgety and Co; 7 bales wool, J. C. Wilson; 27 bales wool, 7 do flax, J. L. Coster; 14 boxes gold 8 casks sundries, Bank of New Zealand; 667 sacks wheat, De Renzie Brett; 145 do, Marmaduke Dixon; 365 do, H. O’Callaghan. High Water—May 8,1.11 a.m. 1.32 p.m. The barques Southern Cross and Cnshna hauled in to the screw-pile wharf yesterday morning, to discharge their cargoes. Yesterday afternoon the wind shifted suddenly round to the S.W., and it commenced to blow a heavy gale. A waterman named John Walsh, had a narrow escape, his boat being capsized in the middle of the harbour. He managed to cling to the boat, and fortunately there was a boat near, which bore up and picked him up. K A I A P O I. ARRIVED. May 6—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, WLellan, from Lyttelton, with 24 casks, White and Co ; 1 cask currants, 6 mats sugar, 3 cases kerosine, 1 box raisins, 5 bags salt, 4 boxes candles, Funston : 6 bales cornsacks, Callender, Newnham and Co. May 7—Annie, Clarke, for Lyttelton, with 26 bales wool, 19 bags oats, 10 bags barley, 8 kegs butter, Belcher and Fairweather; 100 bags oats, 1 ton flour, Revell and Co. SAILED. May 7—Gazelle, s.s., 47 tons, M‘Lellan, for Lyttelton, with 29 bales wool, Birch and Co; 225 sacks barley, J ton cheese, 20 kegs butter, Callender, Newnham and Co. AKAROA. ARRIVED. May 4—Wainui, s.s., from Lyttelton, with passengers and cargo. SAILED. May 4—Wainui, s.s., for Dunedim and intermediate ports, with part original cargo, C cases cheese, 10 cases fruit, J. D. Garwood; 5 cases cheese, J. Daly; 6 cases cheese, 10 cases fruit, W. C. Pearce ; 2 cases fruit, S. Watkins ; 1 keg butter, 7 cases fruit, C. L. Wiggins ; 6 cases fruit, J. Hartley ; 4 cases, fruit, E. C. Latter; 6 pkgs luggage, Mrs Wallace.

TELEGRAMS

Port Chalm'-rs.—May 7th, 11 a.m., Warrior Queen, for London; 4 p.m., Lapwing, for Fijis. Nelson—May 7, 5.16 p.m., Phoebe for North.

Napier—May 7, 3 am., H.M.B. Blanche, for Auckland; 4.50 p.m., Lyttelton,, for Wellington.

SUXXAHT OF CARGO Par ship Celoeno, cleared for London, May 6. Wool. Shippers, « Weight. Sundries. Value. Matheson’s [ Agency ..,{2199 j Cobb & SawteDl 492 696427 167831 21 bales flax, 15 bla skins 1177 sacks wheat, 5 bis skins 30973 0 0 6659 0 0 Keywood tCo. 440 132910 £651 0 0 Taylor & Co.... Bank New Zealand ... 64 31600 8 bis skins 8 oks smelting refuse, 14 boxes gold, 14417 ozs. 14dw<e llgrs 814 0 0 69296 14 9 Total ... 3195 1018678 103393 14 9