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Star (Christchurch), Issue 284, 12 April 1869, Page 2

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ARRIVED. April 10.— Randolph, schooner, Gray, from Pigeon Bay. April 10. — Wainui, s.s., 87 tons, Leys, from Dunedin, via intermediate ports. Passengers — Cabin : Sirs Bilton and child. Mr, Mrs, and Misses (2) Reed, Messrs Maline, Fielder, Sheath, Savage, Miss Andrews, Mrs Newnham and servant, Mrs Hawthorne and child: Steerage: Messrs Riorden, Reeve, Sullivan, Clear, Constable McCabe and 2 prisoners. April 11.— Elizabeth, ketch, Short, from Picton. April 12 — Annie Brown, brigantine, Brown, from Newcastle. April 12 — Canterbury, schooner, 75 tons, Bowten, from Picton. April 12 — Collingwood, barque, Tyrie,from Dunedin. SAILED. April 10. — Airedale, s.s., 286 tons, Kennedy, for Dunedin, via Akaroa. Passengers — Miss Burns, Mrs Aslicrof t, Mr and Miss Henderson, Mr Martin ; and 10 original. April 10. — Dove, schooner, Dempsey, for Lavereaux Bay. April 10. — Gipsy, ketch, for Little Akaloa. April 12 — Fawn, brig, 216 tons, Wood, for Auckland. Passenger — Mr Jackson. April 12 — Moa, s.s., 50 tons, McClatchie, for Saltwater Creek. IMPORTS. In the Randolph, Master, agent : 15 cords firewood. In the Canterbury, Wood and Cunningham, agents: 45,000 feet timber, 31 bales sacks, Wood and Cunningham. In the Elizabeth, Master, agent: 2G,000 feet timber, Order. In the Wainui, J. M. Hcywood and Co., agents : Under Arms Act, from Dunedin — 1 cask shot, E. Recce: free duty paid — 4 bars iron, Anderson ; 1 truss brass, 4 bdls iron, 5 tiles copper, 2 bdls steel, 5 bars do., 1 bar iron, 6 sheets do., W. Austin ; 1 case plants, W. Mills; 1 case, 1 parcel, Peterson ; 2 cases drugs, Cook and Ross; 1 case, 1 truss, Brass; 1 case boots, Candy and Dcwsbury; 1 do, Jones, Bros.; 1 do, Caygill; 3 trunks, Haynes ; 4 cases iron, Pavitt; 1 case sundries, NashelsM; 1 case drugs, Ellisden; 1 case, 1 drum, Gould: From Timaru — 120 bales wool, Miles and Co : From Akaroa — 1 bag walnuts, Gadd; 1 box, E. Recce ; 2 bags, 1 keg, Lawrence; 1 case fruit, Coombes; 1 do, Bowen. In the Annie Brown, Master, agent : 150 tons coals, 42 cases oranges, Order. In the Collingwood, Pavitt, agent : 650 tons coals, Pavitt. EXPORTS. In the Fawn, R. Wood, agent : 3190 sacks wheat, Cox and Baber. April 13— High Water— 4.4l a.m.; 5.03 p.m. The barque A. H. Badger is rapidly filling up with grain for Melbourne. The p.s. Betsy Douglas has been taken on to Messrs Flett and Loutitt's slip to receive a thorough overhaul. The fine brigantine Annie Brown, Captain Brown, arrived in harbour this morning, >froni Newcastle ; she brings a cargo of coals. The ketch Elizabeth, Captain Short, arrived in harbour yesterday, at 1.30 pm., from Picton; left the heads on Friday morning, and had fine weather. The ketch has a cargo of timber for Kaiapoi. The schooner Canterbury, Captain Bow- ■ ton, arrived in harbour yesterday, at 3 p.m., -from Picton; left the Sound on Thursday afternoon, and experienced fine weather. ' The schooner brings a cargo of timber consigned to Messrs Wood and Cuuningham The s.s. Wainui, Captain Leys, arrived in harbour on Saturday, at 8.30 p.m., from Dunedin, via intermediate ports. Left Port Chalmers at 1 p.m. Thursday, with light N.E. breeze, and arrived at Timaru on Friday at 6 a.m. ; left again at 9 p.m., and arrived in Akaroa on Saturday at 10 a.m. ; left at 1 p.m. and arrived as above ; experienced light winds and smooth sea. The barque Collingwood, bound for Ly ttelton sailed at the same time. We are indebted to the Captain for late files. Tub barque Collingwood, Captain Tyrie, arrived in harbour on Sunday night, from Dunedin. Left Newcastle on Friday, March 26 ; had light winds from N.W. for the first three days, then strong N.N.E. for four days ; light S.E. winds were experienced until land was made on April 3, about Dusky Bay ; thence had light N.E. winds ; passed south of Stewart's Island on April 7 ; from thence had strong S.W. winds until arrival in Otago heads ; on the morning of Thursday, received orders to proceed to Lyttelton ; left same day, and had light variable easterly winds until arrival. She brings a cargo of coals consigned to Order. The s.s. Beautiful Star, Captain Hepburn, arrived in harbour at 4 a.tn. on Saturday, from Wanganui ; left that port on April 3, and put into Port Underwood for water ; left on Thursday evening and arrived as above ; experienced a succession of heavy gales the first part of the voyage. The schooner Dancing Wave was in Port Underwood when the Beautiful Star left, bound from this port for Timaru, with a cargo of • coals, ex A. H. Badger. The schooner was blown out of Le Bon Bay by the late gale, having lost her anchor and chain, and had her decks swept. The Beautiful Star sailed for Dunedin at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday.