LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 659, 4 July 1870, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

ARRIVE*. July 2-~John Knox, barque, 291 tons, Jenkins, from Sydney. Passengers — Cabin : Mrs Jenkins, Miss Hawkins, Mrs Foard, Mr Simpson ; 3 in steerage. July 2 — Southern Cross, barque, 450 tons, Johnson, from Newcastle. July 2 — Bee, schooner, 30 tons, Taylor, from Amari Bluff. July 3— Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, from Kaiapoi. July 3 — Kaiuma, schooner, Maule, from Kaiapoi. July 3 — Eita, brig, 198 tons, Edwards, from Newcastle. July 4— Wild Wave, schooner, 39 tons, O'Brien, from Picton. SAILED. July 2 — Gothenburg, s.s., 4s9 tons,M'Lean, for Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne. Passengers — Saloon: Miss Glassford, Mrs Barker, Miss Barker, 7/lessrs T. Barker, G. Nixon, Pinnell, Blackader, Mr and Mrs Hankinson. Steerag*: MrManson; 20 original. July 2 — Rangitoto, s.s., 449 tons, Mackie, for Wellington and Melbourne. Passengers — Saloon : Mr F. J. Garrick, Mr and Mrs Oldham, Mr Stephens. Fore-cabin : Mr Hasty; 25 original. July 2— Phcebe, s.s., 416 tons, Worsp, for Wellington, with San Francisco mail. Passengers — Saloon: Mrs Broughton, Mr G. S. Harper, Mr T. Acland, Rev Desanges, Miss Loughnan, Mr and Mrs E Walker, Miss Walker, Mr H. Ratcliff, Mr G. Hammond ; 23 original. July 3 — Jessie Readman, ship, 961 tons, Strachan, for London. Passengers— Saloon: Mr and Mrs Inglis, Master Thomas and Hugh Inglis, Messrs R. McMillan, W. E. Davies ; .Steerage : Mrs and Masters (2) Douglas. July 3 — Lindsay, ship, 536 tons, Pedersen, for Callao. Passengers— Cabin : Messrs Benin and B. Petersen. July 3 — Ocean Wave, schooner, Galbraith, for Wellington. CLEARED. July 2— Emu, ketch, 27 tons, Shepheard, for Akaroa, in ballast. July 2 — Caduceus, ship, 1106 tons, Roberts, -.for London. Passengers -Cabin: Mrsßoberts, Mr Shirley. Second Cabin : Mr and Mrs G. Pope, Misses Pope (2), Messrs Mark Bayliss, G. Billing, ' John Morgan, Miss Eleanor Baxter. July 4— Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolinson, for Akaroa. IMPORTS. In the Gothenburg, Dalgety and Co., agents: 2 cases galvanised iron, E. W. Trent; 75 cases brandy, Bishop; 40 do do, Hawkins; 2 chaff-cutters, Williamson and Edwards; 1 case, 1 bale, W. Walker; 1 box, Rev Harbey ; 5 cheats tea, 2 pkgs trees, J. Dransfield. From Wellington— Bo drums oil, Marine Department; 1 case, Eraser; 1 do, Roach. In the Southern Cros3, W. Hargreavcs and Co., agents: 462 tons coal, Order. In the Bee, Master, agent: 30 tons limestone, Langdown and Co. In the Rita, Montgomery and Co., agents: 260 tons coal, Montgomery and Co. In the Courier, Mister, agent: 300 sacks wheat, Belcher and Fairweather. In the Wild Wave, Master, agent : 30,000 feet timber, Order. In the John Knox, Montgomery and Co ; , agents: 100 gunnies sugar, Cobb and Sawtell ; 115 boxes tea, Matheson's Agency ; 10 bales .hops, D. Davis; 8 half-chests tea, F/fe; 3 bales leather, 1 case, Henley; 5 cases boots, Order; 1 case bolts, 1 pkg leather, Barnett and Co.; 12 colonial ovens, 2 cases, 6 drays, W. Neeve; 2 cases oranges, Wilkin ; 23 cases plants, Thompson and Stavert; 120 do fruit, Stewart; 100 do, Order; 137 tons coals, 90 piles, 65 sleepers, 125 pieces stocks, 1140 felloes, 2100 spokes, 50 pair shafts, 1 1 carts and drays, 30 cases fruit, 1 case machinery, 65 pieces cedar, 1 9 1 do hardwood, Jenkins; 3 cases boots, 2 do saddlery, 7 do boots. EXPOBTB. In the Antelope, Master, agent : Ex* Ceres — 14 pkgs luggage, Dalgety and Co. Free — half ton flour, 2 bags wheat, Wood and Cunningham ; 1 ton sharps, 2 do flour, 2 cases sundries, Hawkins; 5 pkgs furniture, Whitelaw and Dawson; 1 pkg leather, Walker. In the Rangitoto, Dalgety and Co., agents; For Hokitika— 4 cases bacon, Gilmof c. For Greymouth — 4 cases bacon, Gilmore. For Melbourne— 236 sacks oats, E. S. Dalgety and Co.; 1 box, Watkins; 1 parcel, Cuff. In the Gothenburg, Dalgety and Co., agents: For Melbourne— 66 pkgs wool, Morrison, Sclanders and Co.; 37 bales wool, Dalgety and Co.; 3 casks oil, Taylor; 14 cases cheese, Dunsford. In the Caduceus, Dalgety and Co., agents : 325 bales wool, 3 do skins, 1008 bales flax, 21 casks tallow, 225 cases preserved meats, 666 sacks wheat, Dalgety and Co.; 19 balss wool, Dry, Meredith and Co. ; 22 casks tallow, 6 bales skins, 42 bales wool, Hey■wood and Co. ; 3 pkgs, Reed and Rogers ; ■7 bales wool, 2 cases, G. Gould ; 1 case, 'Graham ; 8 bales wool, Bank of New South Wales, 8 bales flax, 10 casks tallow, 33 bales •wool, Birch and Co.; 840 sacks wheat; 40 ?bales wool, Miles and Co.; 36 casks tallow, \W. H. Mein ; 20 casks tallow, Packe Bros.; "158 bales flax, Wood and Cunningham; 137 cases preserved meat, 10 casks tallow, 42 bales wool, R. Wilkin ; 20 bale 3 wool Morrison, Sclanders, and Co. ; 14 casks tallow, J. P. Jameson; 130 bales wool, 42 qr-bales do, 20 casks tallow, 1 do skins, Kinross; 153 bales' iwool, G. Gould; 115 pkgs, 14 casks tallow, 45 cases do, E. Pearce; 70 cases, 53 casks, 145 pkgs, Levin and Co.; 15 cases, 4 casks,, 19 cases shells, 11 cases, 8 pkgs, Krull* And Co. ; 2 railway engine wheels'and axles, Provincial Government; 21 bales wool, 137 ■eases preserved meat, R. Wilkin; 3 cases ferns, Heywood and Co ; 3 :6 bales vrojl,

587 do flax, 343 cases preserved meat, 209 casks tallow, 1 case ferns, 3 boxes, Miles and Co. In the Phoebe, J. D. Macpherson, agent: For Wellington — 32 sacks wheat, H. Hawkins ; 10 casks sulphur, Matheson's Agency; 2 cases, Miles and Co. ForPicton — 1 parcel, A. Cuff. For Nelson — 10 cases cheese, Hawkins; 1 case eggs, A. Cuff; 2 bales wool, Miles and Co.; 12 pkgs luggage, 1 piano, Fielder; 1 case, J. Carder; 35 sacks oats, Wood and Cunningham; 2 casks eggs, 10 kegs butter, Watt and Co.; 14 pkgs bacon, M'Connell. For Taranaki— 2s sacks oats, Wood and Cunningham. For Manukau — 191 sacks bran, J. D. Macpherson; 600 sacks wheat, 8 cases cheese, F. Fisher; 49 sacks wheat, 60 do oats, J. D. Macpherson.

The brig Union sailed this morning for Guam. The ship Caduceus sailed for London this morning with a fair wind, The schooner Isabella, timber-laden, for Kaiapoi, let Hokitika on June 29. The ss. Rangitoto sailed for Melbourne via Wellington, on Saturday evening. The ship Lindsay got under weigh yesterday morning, and was soon clear of the land. The ship Celestial Queen will clear the Customs to-day for London. The schooner Bee arrived in harbour on Saturday, from Amuri, Bluff, with a cargo of limestone. The ship Jessie Readaian tripped her anchor yesterday morning, and having a fine wind, was well clear of the land by the afternoon. She took a large cargo. The brig Rita, Capt. Edwards, arrived in harbour yesterday afternoon, from Newcastle, having left that port on the 22nd ult. The brig brings a cargo of coal. The barque Southern Cross, Capt. Johnson, arrived in harbour on Saturday afternoon, from Newcastle, having left that port on June 17 ; made the land on Wednesday last, and came through the Straits the same night ; since then, had fine S.W. winds. The barque brings a cargo of coals. The s.s. Phoebe, Captain Worsp, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning, at 8.30, having left Port Chalmers at 1.35 p.m., on Friday, and experienced fine weather on the passage. The Phoebe Bailed for Wellington with the San Francisco mail on Saturday night. The barque John Knox, Captain Jenkins, arrived in harbour on Saturday afternoon, from Sydney, having left that port on the 22nd June ; experienced very bad weather until tnakipg Cape Farewell, which was passed on the 7th day out. Saw the Cape Farewell Light 20 mites off very clearly ; winds prevailed from the southward ; came through Cook Straits on Thursday ; thence had fine south west by west winds, until making Lyttelton Heads and anchoring as above. The John Knox has a large cargo, and will load for Sydney, a great portion of her cargo being engaged. We are indebted to Captain Jenkins for Jate files. The e.s. Gothenburg, Capt. McLean, commander, cleared Port Phillip Heads at 5.30 p.m. on the 18th June ; passed Kent's Group at 1 1 p.m. the following day, and experienced light westerly windß during the first three days ; then had strong east and N.E. gales, with very heavy sea running. Sighted the land at 10 p.m. on the 24th, and hove-to until 10 a.m. on the 25th, owing to very dense, thick weather ; proceeded again, but the current being so strong to the southward, was unable to reach the roadstead until 7 p.m. ; discharged cargo and sailed for Nelson at 4 p.m. on the 28th, arriving at 8 p.m. on th«. 29th. Left at 10 p.m. on the 30th, and arrived at Wellington at 11 a.m. on the Ist July. Sailed for Lyltelton at 5.30 p.m., and arrived at 12.50 on the 2nd. The Gothenburg sailed for Dunedin on Saturday night. ■