Shipping News.
ARRIVKD. Feb. stb, sch. Ocean Queen, 30 tons, Martin, in the Heuthcote, from Wellington. Passenger, Mr. Parsons. Feb. 7th, sch. Canterbury, 37 tons, Bowton, from Wellington. Passengers, Messrs. Kiddiford, Holdsworth, Levy, Macintosh, Edwards, Cameron, and five in the steerage. Same day, sch. Palinurus, 15 tons, Johnston, from Akaroa. CLEARED. Feb. 9th, sch. Canterbury, 37 tons, Bowton^ for Wellington. Passengers, Messrs. Tetley, McClymont, Holdsworth, Coots, and one in the steerage. IHFOBTS. In the Ocean Queen, E. Genet, agent; 4 casks ale, Gould & Miles; 15,000 feet sawn timber, Jones. In the Canterbury, Genet, agent; 2 half tierces tobacco, Latter; 4 cases wine, 5 casks porter, Scott; half keg tobacco, 1 box groceries, Fyfe; 50 boxes and 5 cases merchandise, 3 brls. glassware, Wilson & Co.; 56 casks bottled beer, 236 sheets galvanized iron, Cookson, Bowler & Co.; 450 empty sacks, Gould & Miles j 2 cases merchandise, 1 case jewellery, Levy; I case 1 pkg., Barnard; 2 cases, Campbell; 2 cases, 1 bale, Genet; 78 mattrasses, 3 doz. pillows, Gundry; 8 casks ale, order.
In the Palinurus, J. T. Peacock, & C 0.,-, agents; 190 lbs. tobacco, Cookson,, Bowler & Co.; 10 cases tobacco, Miles, Kington & Co.; 2 cases Eau de Cologne, J. T. Peacock & Co. Produce of N. Z.; 2 kits and 16 cwt. onions, 116 bags flour, 21 bags bran, 2 tons whalebone, 3 bdles. empty bags, 2 kegs butter, order. EXPOETS. In the Canterbury, Genet, agent; 4 case* axes, Gundry; 5 pkgs., Tetley; 20 casks, 2743 lbs. cheese, Latter. AEEIVALS OF WOOL COASTWISE. Feb. 6th, in the Emerald from Christchurch, 20 bates. Feb. Bth, in the Uira from Kaiapoi, 57f bale* Same day, in the Midlothian from Pigeon Bay, 26 bales. Same day, in the Flirt from Kaiapoi 21 bales . PBOJECTED DEPABTUEE. For Nelson, ship Westminster, with despatch. AKABOA. Jan. 30th, sailed, the French whaling ship General Teste, 560 tons, Capt. A. Le Mereier, for the South Seas. One hand missing, a Swiss.
We understand that the Swiss who deserted from the General Teste is being harboured somewhere in the neighbourhood of Ikorakij also, that a Maori named Reuben is somewhere about the fishery there ; it appears that he has. been induced to desert from the Milo by pro* mises of a good share in the approaching season. Two French men, deserters from the Tour dv Pin, while in Pigeon Bay, are in Port Levy. The ready employment of deserters must prove the reverse of attractive to commanders of whale ships.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 550, 10 February 1858, Page 4
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409Shipping News. Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 550, 10 February 1858, Page 4
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