Shipping Intelligence.
ABBIVED. November 18.— Rangatiri, s.s., 382 tons, B. Paddle, from Otago and Lyttelton. Passengers— Messre. T. L. Bradford, Dodds, M'Donnell, H. B, Hart, 6. Hart, Cawthorn, Mr. and Miss Tame, Mrs. Wright, Mr.- Eames, Capt. Kreeft, Mr. Cook, Mr. Bird. Novomber 18. — Alert, cutter, 12 tons, Short, from Wairau, in ballast. » SAILED. November 18. — Rangatiri, b.s., 382 tons, B. Paddlo, for Sydney via Nelson. Passengera^Messrs. T. L. Radford, Dodds, M'Donnell, H. B. Hart, Cawthorn, Mr. Wright. Novomber 18. — Storm Bird, s.s., 104 tons, G. Mundlo, for Dunodin via Lyttelton; Passengers j # Bowden, H. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. J. M'Clelland, two children, and servant, A. Bragg, Rev. Mr. Shaw, Mrs. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Weld, Mi', and Mrs. Jackson, 3 children, and infant, Messrs. John Bridges, Jos. Williamson, J. Waddle, J. Walden. November 18. — Randolph, schooner, 22 tong, James Davidson, for Kai Koras. IMPOBTS. In the Bangatiri, Bethune and Hunter, agents —9 casoa drapery, H. H. X.; 12,079 ozs. gold. Bank New South. Wales; 15 cases sheepskins, 86 hides, II bales wool, 208 hides, 45 barrels oil, 7 . bundles whalebone, 3 parcels. •-■;- EXPOBTS. In the Rangatira, Bethune and Hunter, agents — 1 box, Owen, Brothers ; and original cargo from Lyttelton and Otago for Sydney, . ' In the Sisters, G. Crawford, agentr-half ton flour, qv ton sugar, half chest tea, Johnston & Co./' In the Storm Bird, Duncan and Yennell, agents —50 pigs, 5 kegs butter, J. Walden ; 8 kegs butter, D. Anderson jlB kegs, John Martin ; 10 I bullocks, John Bowden ; 3 bullocks, 2 pens fowls, !D. Jackson ; 5 horses, Duncan Vennell ; 1 horse, E. Cookson ; 2 horses, A. Hickson ; 1 box, J. Hill ; 1 iron box, Bethune and Hunter ; 1 basket, Lovelock ; 1 horae, H. Marks. la the Randolph, Bethune and Hunter, agents — 1 case whisky, 1 qr cask brandy, 1 do rum, 5 cases geneva, 4 casks bottled beer, 1 pkge drapery, Ido hops, 5 casks pitch and tar, 1 barrel sugar, I tarpaulin, 30 wool packs, 2 pkgs ironmongery, Bothune and Hunter ; 1 box candles, 1 case oil, 4 boxes soap, 1 bdle chairs, 6 pkgs hardware, 7 cases seed, Levin & Co. ; 6 bags salt, 1 case groceries, I cask vinegar, 4 bars iron, A. P f Stuart & Co. ■ The schooner Crest of the Wave, from Christchurch, and ketch Juno, from Kaipoi, arrived in this harbor on Sunday evening last. They are both laden with wheat and flour, and consigned to Mr. G. Crawford. Captain Woodgate reports the schooner Coleen Bawn, aa having grounded on the spit, whilst attempting to leave Kaipoi, and sustained some injury. She had been got off again, and taken to Lyttelton, where her cargo was to bo discharged, and the necessary repairu effected. The Coleen Bawn was bound' to Wellington. The Bchoonor Southern Queen was loading at Chriatchurch for this port. ■- "* • The case of M'Lean v. Douglas and another was disposed of in the Supreme Court, yesterday. The plaintiff, Captain M'Lean, of the . Aldinga, claimed from Messrs: Douglas and Anderson, the ' defendants, the sum of 4JBOOO aa salvage on 800 and odd sheep rescued by him from the Flying Mist, at the Bluff. The case occupied the whole -or-tfurOay, an3"~resHlKrd-m a verdict for the plaintiff for £2,2oo.— Colonist, November 12.
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