LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 432, 2 October 1869, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

AREtVKJJ. Oct. 2 — Tararua, s.s., Hagley, from Melbourne, via Dunedin. Passengers— W. Mills, 'Esq., Collector of Customs, Mr Dillon Bell, Mr Fox, Mr Crocomhe, Masters Bell (4), Mr Marsh, Mr E. Luckley ; 63 for North. __ Oct. 2 — Maori, s.s., Malcolm, from Dunedin, via intermediate ports. Passengers — Cabin : Mrs Pavitt, Miss Williams, Miss Beswick, Mrs Brown, Mrs Haslock, Mrs Best, Mrs Osborne, Mr and Mrs Swinbourne and 2 children, Captain Kilgour, Messrs Hennelly, Griffiths, Navin, Saxton, Solomon, Williams, Menzies, Sinclair, Blain, McDonald -, 12 in steerage. Oct. 2 — Annie Scott, brig, 250 tons, CotSon, from London. Oct. 2— Airedale, s.s., 28G tons, Kennedy, from Dunedin. Passengers — Messrs .Menzies, Srahani, Lilburne, Prosser; 3 for Wellington; X^teerag-. 1 . SAILED. Oct. 2 — Tararua, s.s., Hagley, for -Wellington and Melbourne. Oct. 2— Camilla, brig, for Newcastle, in S&liast. uiroirrs. In the Anuie Scott, Miles and Co., agents: 2 case rivets, 4 c?.sks clay, I case reaping machines, 3 hhds, 3 crates, J. Anderson ; 10 cases, Order ; I case, Christchurch Bazaar ; 15 kegs gunpowder, Udal ; 50 casks cement, J5 casks plaster, Order ; 9 cases, J. Lewis ; .^-bundles steel, 2 do wood shafts, 1 cask Sardware, 1 case coach furniture, 1 cask Simps, 356 bundles hoop iron, 25 boxes glass, 4& pieces axles, 27 casks holloware, 5 kegs, 3 Bags, 4 hhds, 10 drums, 7 bdls, 109 cases, 14 £i'g3, 6 qr-casks, 2 barrels, 2 bales, 4 pkgs, 1 tio samples, Twentyman and Cousins ; 11 qrcasks vinegar, Order; 13 cases, 9 casks, &rder ; 36 share moulds -, 557 bars iron, 40 Mis bar iron, {7 cases, 15 qr- barrels gungowder, 5 cases sheet iron, 14 cases, 10 casks, 4 forge backs, 1 3 kegs nails, 6 bdls spades, 5 essks nails, 1 bale cotton, 3 bdls hdls, 4 -mats, 2 boxes, 1 cask, 1 stove, 1 bdle, 1 barrel, 1 Boa rakes, 1 case, 2 casks stoves, 1 box, 1 9 Bdls tubs, 13 bdls, E. Recce aud Co ; 3 casks, I? case, 1 tierce, 30 bags sugar, 1 pkge, J. White and Co ; 3 casks, J. Grigg ; 1 case, Sowdnll ; 6 cases, Wilkin ; 50 cases whiskey. >.do mustard, 4 qr-casks port wine, 2 cases c©m flour, 15 kegs nails, 5 qr-casks, 2 bales aorks, 10 drums, 5 kegs, 7 casks, Birch and Ck ; 25 hhds, Miles and Co ; 1 case, Salter; lr pkge, 1 1 cases, 1 cask, 1 box, Duncan and Sons ; 10 bales paper, Ward and Reeves ; 155 pkgs, E. B. nnd F. A. Bishop ; 4 cases, Butler; 13pkgs, Order; 25 pkgs, Morrow, Bassett, 55 pkgs, Order ; 5 pkgs, Deßourbel ; 1 case, Davieon ; 1 case, Gavin ; 8 bales, J. C. Wilson ; 1 case, Davie ; 50 cases, Order ; 16 •gjrgs, Order: 14 cases, C. W. Turner; 2 cases, 2«*£ j 1 case, Woolconibe ; 1 do, Marshall ; I do, 11. R. Webb ; 3 cases, E. Mills, 7 cases, 14 p|cgs, Dalgety.and Co ; 1 case^ Mountfort ; 1 case, Murray ; 1 case, Jamieson ; i case, 3&tys - T 100 cases, Symington ; 236 pkgs, ©o&b and Sawtell ; 1 case, Uoys ; 1 case, L. -Walker ; 4 cases, Mollett ; 1 case- ginger, 5 jikgs, Newton aud Barnes ; 16 pkgs, Order ; iveases, Rhodes and Wilkin ; l case, J. W. Esunilton; 1 case, Maskell ; 1 case, Williams; 1- ease, ohaw ; 13 pkgs, Suffield ; I pkg, JLylmer ; I ca.se, Morrah ; 1 do, Woolcombe; J: ease, Allen ; 5 cases, G. Butler; 3 cases, 3. P. Cole; lease, Dowdall • 6 cases, T. Allen; 7a pkgs, Morrow, Bassett and Co.; 7.pkgiJ, 9 cases, Jacobs and Isaacs ; 7 pkgs, <&nler ; 4 puncheons, W. Wilson ; 1 case, 2fottidge ; 5 pkgs, Order ; 66 do, Cobb and Hsrateli.; 38 do, Order ; 12 dp, Wallace and (&>.; 186 pkgs, Order ;'5 pkgs, Neeve ; 177 pkgs, Order ; 65 do, Montgomery and Co. ; 83 pkgs, Morrison and Co.; 5 pkgs, Nashelski; 8 pkgs, G. Tayler; 1 pkg, Pish; 1 dp, Gavin ; Sl do, R. Forbes ; 130 pkgs, 1 cask, Matheaan'sAgency ; 30 pkgs, Deßourbel; 28 cases, SO casks, 10 grindstones, 14 pltgsi G. Gould ; 9 pkgs, Order ; 15 pkgs, Browne and Plante; 48 pkgs, Pratt 30 pkgs,. Turnbull ; 10 cases, Order-. 11 qr-casks, 6 cases, Order; 8 cases Sarniturc, 1 case perambulators, ,10 casks Mrdware, 1 case knife machi.neV2.jdo cutlery, *S. Tayler-, 25 packages merchandise^ Morrow, Sassett and Co. In the Maori, Miles and Co., agents : 1 j»kg leather, Woods ; 1 pkg, dark ;. 4 cases, Sirams,-A. Cuff ; 3 cases, G. Tayler ; 1 case, Morrison, Sclahdcrs, Fletcher, and- Co ; 1 esse,.. Cameron. Bros. ; 1 case, Callender, Sfewsjhanii-jand Co. ; 62 bars iron, Recce and X'o-'r 3 crates, I case, A. J. Wl}isQ ; 1 bale feather, Coombes ; 1 bale L. G. Code ; 1 cask, Jt. case, Hawkcs and Strouts ; 2 cases jams, Sheppard ; 1 pel, Cobb and Sawtell ; 6 bars •iron ; J. Anderson ; 1 case, Hobbs ; 1 truss, £Ssygill ; 1 caso, Hislop ; 1 case Roach ; 5 trunks, Simpson ; 10 bags pearl barley, Hawkins; 1 trunk, Wylie. Ex\V\ Davie, 'xtom Londou— o cases, W. Strange and Co. !Ssc Astirope, from London — 1 case, W. Pratt. , in the s.s. Airedale, J. D. Macpherson, agent. Prom Dunedin: 3 truuks boots, Hey-.-woad and Co.; 1 ca»e drapery, Beath and .©o.; 10 bags barley, Watt Bros. , . In the Tararua, E. S. Dalgety and Co., .agents: 1 case, A. J. White; 1 case .toys, 1 cfo shades, Callender, Newnham and Co ; -s ©boxes tea, R. and D. Sutherland; 5 cases sardines, Morton ; 3 cases, 1 bale, Hobbs and 2 cases drapery, Beath and Co. ; 1 case, if. P. Brown; 1 trunk, Marks; 1 bale leather, Mfcsynes; 32 cases fruit, T. J. Curtis; 10 3&ze3 soap, 20 J do, W. H. Davenport; 1 par--ndl r Coster; 2 casks palm oil, Walton, War•H6T and Co. ; 40 J boxes soap, 1 case, 20 boxes, 42obband Sawtell; 40 boxe3 tea, Order; 18 coOsrope, 1 bag, 1 case, Hawkes and Strouts; '1 cask palm oil, 1 case hose, Oi'der; I truss, I Ifobbsand Son; 1 case, Wallace- '2 trusses. yaTirman; 1 case, Fletcher; lease, Inwood acd Bilton; 1 pkg. Ball; 1 trunk, Rossiter; 1 eaae, Pratt; 1 parcel Lewis; 1 do, Brett; 1 «fe»j. Coster. v-' '

The s.s. Maori, Captain Malcolm, arrived "ac. .Saroour this morning afc i 0..3,0 ; she .left i -£52* Chalmers at 5.30 on Sept. 30 • cleared

the heads at 6 p.m. : stopped and spoke the ship England from London at anchor, off the heads, 104 days out ; then shaped her course for Timaru ; arriving at 530 a.m. on October 1 ; owing to the heavy surf, the boats could not come off until 9.30 a.m. ; left again at 5 p m., and arrived at Akaroa at 4 a.m. on October 2 ; left again at 6.30 a.m., and arrived at Lyttel'on as above ; passed ihe schooner Kaiuma off Akaroa heads. The s.s. Airedale, A. Kennedy, commander, left the Bluff at 4 p.m. on Sept. 29, and arrived off Otago Heads at 2 a.m. on Sept 30, making a splendid run before a heavy south-west gale ; reports a high southerly sea in Foveaux Strait; entered Port Chalmers harbour' at daylight, and anchored at 5.40 a.m.; sailed on Oct. I at 4.30 p.ni; had light variable winds and fine weather to this port, and arrived at noon to-day. We are indebted to Mr Pringle, purser, for files. Thk brig Annie Scott, Captain Cotton, arrived in haibour this morning from London, after a protracted passage of 146 days. From the captain we learn that he left Gravesend on May 12 and passed the Equator 30 days out; ran down the easting in from 45* to 49- ; was 35 days from the Line to Point j Marrachipe, Brazilian coast, where he met I wite strong currents running from IJ to 3 knots an hour; passed Foveaux Strait on Sunday last; experienced strong S.E. gale, and stood away from the land; was off the port on Thursday last. The Anuie trcotfc is consigned to Messrs Miles and Co. The s.s. Tararua, Captain Hagley, arrived in harbour this morning, at 8 o'clock, from Melbourne, via Bluff nnd Dunedin. She left Hobson's Bay at 3 p.m. on Sept. 23 ; passed Swan Island at 2 p.m. next day. Experienced flue light weather until nearing coast, when heavy southerly and S.W. gales, accompanied by thick weather and violent squalls, were encountered aud prevailed during the remainder of the passage. The Solander was passed at midnight on Sept. 27, and Bluff harbour rea-. hed at 7 a.m. next day ; discharged cargo, and left same afternoon at 4 o'clock ; came along the coast under easy steam, before a terrific S.W. gale and heavy sea, and arrived at Dunedin at 8 a.m. ou Sept. 29 ; discharged cargo, aud left afc 2 p.ra. on Oct. 1, arriving as above. We are indebted to Mr Heaton for files. The Tararua sailed for Wellington and Melbourne this afternoon. During the passage of the Tararua from the Bluff to Dunedin, a serious accident occurred to the chief mate, Mr Morton, by the main-boom's toplif tings carrying away, and the boom falling on him. He was immediately attended by Dr Rutherford Ryley, a passenger, and was conveyed to the Dunedin Hospital on arrival of the steamer. Captain Hagley informs us that Mr Morton's injuries are very severe. He has sustained a com pound fracture of the leg; the lower part of the body is paralyzed ; aud but faint hopes are given of his recovery. A subscription list has been opened at the agent's offices, L) tte'ton and Christchurch, for the unfortunate man, who is only newly married, and has been in the company's service several years.