LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 433, 4 October 1869, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

AP.P.IVKU. ©i-j. 3— Raiubler, ketch, Smith, from M^sTeaTax Bay. ©St. S— Margaret, ketcli, 25 tons, Plaice, iSrere Little Akaloa. Oct. 3 — William and Mary, schooner, €&tr3fcso>i, from Pieton, with timber. ©«i. 3 — Charlotte, cutter, Johnson, from 3?i?!4>B, with timber. Oe-S. 3 — Annie, ketch, Clark, from Kaiapoi. Ctes. 3 — Maid of the Avon, ketch, from 2&»apoi. ©fit. 3— Emerald, ketch, Whitby, from Piclas, "with timber. OfrS. 3 — Antelope, cutter, Malcolmson, from jSUfenjon. Csei. 4 — Planet, cutter, from Dtincdin, in ifclZasj. SAILED. iHi. 2 — Tararua, s.s. 524, tons, Hag ley, for l^eJfiSngton and .Melbourne. Passengers — ffeSfn: Mr Riddoford, Mr J.R. Mitchell, Mr Si. 3. Garrick, Mrs Pavitt, Miss Pavitt. 345-corage : Messrs Stout, O'Halloran, Mur63 originitl for North. CM. 3 — Airedale, 236 tons, Kennedy, for WeSragton. Passengers— Cabin: Mr Irving. Steerage: Messrs R. Curtis, J. Anderson, ISanrrcsier, Hislop, James, Dartnell, Jones, Ofit. -I—Maori,1 — Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, for Sicm2in, ria intermediate ports. Ptissen=^r —Mr Stilling; 16 immigrants from IljSaspes. imports . Irf tlifi Emerald, Master, agent : ."4,352 ft. arjwn timber, Urownell. fci the William and Mary, Master, agent : SQveoO ft. sawn timber, Order. in the Rambler, Master, agent: 8 cords iSrewood, Order. in the Polly, Master, agent : 300 sleepers, 3fe ih-o Margaret, Master, agent: 20,000 feet sara^er, Order. In the Antelope, Master, apent: 0000 feet ftafcor, Maleolmson; I case cheese.. Green, G SomSyS sides bacon, G Tayler. EXrOHTS. Ta iTse Tararua, Dalget3 r and Co., agents: Me Wellington: 2 bdls, Dalgety aud Co. 3R>r Melbourne: 573 bugs potatoes, Miles and %».; 200 bags oats, 15 S do wheat, H. J. l>s^lc; 100 b;ig3 Hour, 250 do bran, 150 do aiajje, Wood and Co. ; 37 bdls sheepskins, 1 .J--SSfeJWool, Charles White; 1 case pictures, U&Jjjety 3iid Co. : • fo tbe Airedale, J. D. Macplierson, agent: 35r Wellington: 18'> sacks flour, 40 b:igs do, <3>s and Babev; 36 boxes caudles, 2 cases c*»ars, 0- B. Taylor and Co. ; I case fruit, 1 Is«Sj§»Sßndries, Miles and Co.; 1 G.I sacks oats, ;@j*bb and Sawtell. Ex warehouse, under iSJart?: 255 chests tea, 75 boxes do, C. B. It&iw £>nd Co. For Nelson: 15 casks eggs, 4Jfc : fegs butter, 5 cases bacou, Watt and Co.; 1«| sacks wheat, Cox and Baber; 7 keg.s S&tfce^ Reed and Carder.

The cutter Antelope arrived i;i hirbour 3»»J*jreny from Akaroa. "SiSB 8.8 Airedale, carrying tlio English ateez mail, left Lyttelton "at 11.10 a.m. ycsteilay. ■ Tibk schooner "William and Mary, and Charlotte, arrived in harbour yestptday from Picton, with timber. Tiib Enieralc!, Captain Whitby, arrived iv Wabv&r at 7.W p.ui. on Saturday, from i"Srto». She left Tory Channel at 8.30 a.m. «i» 3VicTay, Oct. 1, with fresh northerly winds toWnipnpa Point ; light fair winds thence to Motanau Island ; theucc fresh W.N.W. ■wmSs io the heads. TasE following testimonial was presented S& Bar Vox, of the ship Hydtispes, on Satur«Saj fcsst : — I)<?ar Dr Fox,— We, saloon passengecs vS the ship ITj-daspes, have all felt such gSeswarfr ra She society of yourself aiid Mrs 3'ass, a%d such confidence in your skill,, that •are'eaEnot bid yon farewell— probnblr a loug obc — -without giving cxpressiou to the esteem 3S»S respect by which we are :i l l actuated. "STfenreTer you settle, may you mett .with that V^»S fortune to which your rrcdicallcno'wfiwft»*and courtesy justly entitle you.— Signed Sjr all cabin passengers.