LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 111, 21 September 1868, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

AEBIVED. Kcph ?> — "Waiimi, s.s., 87 tous, Bain, from Ilsihstfin, via intermediate ports. Passcn{g.ri— LLy-'-i.-i Ko&cii, Baxter, Mr and Mrs iragpnuxoki I'Ji'l 3 children, .V3rs Murray. Sept. 21 -Alert, ketch, 28 tons, M' Donald, fco&i the Buller, iv ballast. v Sept. 21 Cleopatra, eckooner, Ifwersen, ffbiu Au'iclsiitl, in ballast. SAILER. Sept. 21 — Favn, brig, for Melbourne. IMPORTS. la the Fancy, Master, agent : 12 tons coals, Order. In tho Antelope, master, agent : G2OO ft tfunber, Mulcolhison ; 2 cases beer, PitcttLihly. In the Annie, master, agent : 1 ton potatoes, M'JLrellan; 6 bugs barley, G. Jaylor. 1q the Wiilnivi, lieywoud and Co., agents : *Y8 b»ga sugar, Order ; 2 rolls lead, Order; acsaka currants, I keg soda, 1 case figs, 1J brl herrings, 1 keg rice, 1 do pearl barley, 1 ftale, J. I'j. Jacorobb: 50 drums oil, W. Jones; I ca:tk, 1 parcel, Kecci and Sous; 2 eases fish, J. Hunter; 10 wicks, »s do meal, H. Hawkins ; 2*casc9. i\ Ivoach ; 2 bales leather, Coombes; 1 truss, G. Fletcher ; 4 casc3 drapery, F. Rouoh; 5 cases currants, Jacombs ; 1 case, Pratt ; 1 case, E. lieoee ; 1 case, Miss ITaiikin.i. VESSELS IN IIAKBOUK. Light Brigade, siiip, from London. Southern Cross, barque, from Hobart "Kvu. I»du8, barque, from Newcastle/ Laughing Water, barque, from Newcastle. Pet., barque, from Newcastle. Princess Alice., brig, from ydney. Waii.ui, s.s., from Dunedin. Cleopatra, schooner, from Auckland. ITaiioy, schoner, from Pakihis. Alert, ketch, from uller. Ciiaterbury, schooner, £rom Auckland. Rose of Eden, schooner. Wild Wave, schooner. BUmbJer, cutter. Charlotte, cutter. Ajitelope, culler. 4»ipitfcr, kctc'j, from Havelock. Margaret, kcich. Annie, ketch,

EBgfc water, Sept. 22—8.59 a.m. ; 9.24 p.m.

Tm? Fawn, brig, sailed tins morning for Melbourne. H.M.S. Brisk sailed from Wellington for Bbgiund on Friday morning. Tbh Bchooi-ior Fancy arrived in harbour }:egterday from the Pakihis. Thu Annie J3rown, ecboouer, arrived in Ifc&bourue on the 7th instant. Tnu Alort, ketch, arrived in harbour (his mei'tuug from the Buller; left on Monday l£»fc, experienced light winds to Cape Jackson,; iben-'e noutherj;- winds. Nt Wh arc glad to notice that the Government have received by the Light Brigade RiX large Bcrew-pile mooring buoys for the Harbour; they wore landed last week, and it ia intended to li'ivc two of them placed off t&e screw-pile jet;;-, and two off the Railway wharf. Vessels will thus be enabled to cotse. to the wharves to discharge without Having to let go their anchors. Tn« barque Pet arrived in harbour ycslerd&j: from Newcastle, which port she left on tli(j.3rd Sept. On the 4th, experienced strong Sfc'S. to K. winds, which lasted four days; Mg&ted Cape Farewell on the 14th, and paused through the Straits on the 18th. Toe Pet brings a cargo of coals consigned to ire.3T3 Montgomery and Co. The barque A. H. Badger was loaded when the Pet lelt Tub schooner Canterbury, Capt. Bowtea, acrifed yesterday afternoon, haying left Auckland on the 9th, in company with the schooner Cleopatra; experienced strong N.E., fgeAe, which lasted to the 11th; was off the Sfalua Peninsula on the i 3th •, thence had southerly gale to the night of the 17th; since ttten had northerly winds to the heads; suited Godley Head light at 3 a.m. on the 2flh. We are obliged to Capt. Bow ten for mot. Tist. schooner Cleopatra arrivedin harbour yegterday j left Auckland on Sept. 9, with sfaong easterly breeze ; passed the North Cajpe at noon next day ; then calms, which Ifetcd two days ; from Cape Maria Van Dio•:ian, moderate S.W. breeze till off Cape I?gmont, when strong S.F>. gale was encountei'Qd, wluch lasted four days -, had then light northerly weather through Cook Straits ; and arrived as above with flfty tons of Bay of Islands coal, for Messrs Brownell and Co. The s.s. Wainui, Captain Bain, arrived in harbour this morning at 5 o'clock from Duneiin via intermediate ports ; left Port Chalinoci at 10 a.m. on Thursday, arriving at Ocular u on Friday ab 5 a.m.; discharged cargo and passengers, and left at 8 p.m. ami arrived ofL" Timaru at 3 a.m. on Saturday ; owing to the thick weather lay ofE and came to an anchorage at 5 a.m. discharged cargo and loft at 7 p.m ; arrived at-Akaroa at 7 a.m. on SuSiday, lay there all day, and left at 10 p.m. ; arriving as above ; experienced light southerly winds during tlie piV'j.-iage, We are obliged to Captain Bain for file?. ■■