SHIPPING.
LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Hay 10.—Julia Price, schooner, SAILED. Hay 9. — Taranaki, s.s., 299 tons, Mundle, for ■Wellington and Northern ports. Passengers— Saloon: Miss Hitchins, Messrs P. Cunningham. G. Garrick. Bose, G. W. Collier, T. Hall, Holmes, Ashton, Chalmers, D. Bryant, J. Eohertson, and 20 original. Steerage: Messrs C. T. Boper. L. Cession, Carroll, M‘Mann, J. Barton, J. Coade, T. Credie. Tuokey, Johnson, and 15 original. imposts. Iris: 568 tons coal. Consignees—Eoyse, Stead : 15 cords firewood, 14 tons cheese. Consignees—Montgomery and Co. Elizabeth Ann : 12 cords firewood. Consignee— SO Mver^ d ls,oboft timber, 160 railway sleepers. Consignees—Provincial Government, Cuff and Gra--1 . ham, Montgomery and Co. Courier: 24 cords firewood. EXPORTS. Tatauaki; For Hokitika—2 cases chicory; for Hanukau—3 oases, 1 bag malt. Shippers—Trent Brothers, J. M. Heywood and Co., G. Maokay. VESSELS IH HARBOUR. Steamers. Gazelle, Mullogh. Ships.—Lady Jocelyn (cleared), Warwick, Tintem Abbey. _ Barques.—James Hannell, Ocean Beauty, Espeoalador (cleared). Money nick, cleared, ILidda, Joliba, Mary Ann Anmsou Coq dn Village, Iris. Brigs—Craig-Ellaohie (cleared). Brigantines and Schooners —J. G. Coieson (cleared). Flying Cloud (doored), Sarah and Mary, Malden City. Janet Gray (cleared), Streamlet, E. U. Cameron, Elibank Castle, Jessie, Paciflo (wind—Sarah and Mary (cleared), Jannett, linnet, Elizabeth Ann, Minnie, Kestrel, Conner, Clematis, Gipsy. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES, Gladstone Pier. —Warwick, ship Screw Pile Jetty.— Hadda, barque. Export Wharf.—Coq dn Village, barque; B. and V. Cameron, schooner. Third Wharf.—Sarah and Mary, brigantine, Tnnnel Wharf.— James Hannell, barque; Joliba, barque.
The a.s. Gazelle ia now on Messrs Grubb and Co/s slip, in Baker's Bay, undergoing a thorough overhaul, _ , .. The barque Mary Ann Annison and the topsail schooner Elibank Castle hauled off from the wharf yesterday, owing-to the heavy rains. _ The barque Espeonlador, Leith, master, got under weigh yesterday morning, but owing to the heavy easterly sea, she brought up some distance ahead of the ship Lady Jocelyn. The barque Moneymok got under weigh at 9 a.m., and also the bng CraigEUaohie, but the wind changing to the N.E., the vessels were compelled to return into port and in hsrbour on Saturday, nt noon, left Newcastle, , N.S.W., on April 18, with light westerly winds, which continued until midnight same day, when the wind hacked into S.E., and lasted for forty-eight hours, then veering round to the N.W. Made Cape Farewell on April 29, at daylight, with strong E. and E.B.E. winds until off Mana Island. From thence had light westerly winds. Passed Cape Campbell on the morning of May 3, and was off Kaikoora Peninsula at noon same day. Was then becalmed for forty-eight hours, the wind sprmging up suddenly from the eastward. Sighted Banks Peninsula at on Saturday, May 8, and entered Godiey Heads, at 10 a.m., arriving as above, TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD, JCopy ot above posted at the Christchurch office lasi night.] ARRIVALS. Port |Dt I Hour | Vessel I From BIS |lO I Ip.m. I Tararua I Melbme I | I SnezM. | DEPARTURES. " Port . |Dt | Hour | Vessel I For~ Bluff I 10 I 415 pjn. I Tararua IP. Chlmrs | | | Eng. Mail 1
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Lyttelton Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 4443, 11 May 1875, Page 2
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