Shipping News.
Jan. 15, ship Ashburton, 589 tons, King, from London, via Wellington. Passengers:" Mr. and Mrs. Sanson and six children, Messrs. A. E. White, Garrett, Hichens, and Smith (five children). - ; BAILED. Jan. 13th, schooner Corsair,-134 tons, Gay, for Port Esperance, V.D.L., in ballast. ARRIVALS OF "WOOL COASTWISE. Jan 11th, per Flirt from Kaiapoi, 8 bales. Same i day, per Julia Ann from Moturiau, 31 bales. -•../.. .. - ■- Jan. 13th, per Emerald from Christchurcb, 11 bales. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. N. B.—Mails '■will' be forwarded by these op- ; portunities. For Callao, ship Bosworth, 19th inst. - For Wellington^ schooner Ocean Queen. I9ih inst. ■ ;" ','. '" ' .-■ ' For Sydney, brig Dart, about tHe 19th. " : . The A shburton left Wellington on Wednesday evening, but does not bring down the paper of that date. There was no.later news from England or India, nor any arrival from Australia. The Ashburton lay seven weeks in Wellington harbour, during which time she fitted a new raizen-mast. She left in port the John Mac Vicar and the Gleaner, both which vessels hail' arrived before her. The Southern Cross was loadmg wool in Hawke's Bay. ,
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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 543, 16 January 1858, Page 4
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179Shipping News. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 543, 16 January 1858, Page 4
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