Shipping News.
ARRIVED.
September 16. s. s. Queen, 132 tons, Wilson, from Otago. Passengers, Messrs. Grey, Wood, Bastian, Moodie, Burns, Fuller, Wilshaw, Mitchell, Grant, Cunningham, McLean, and 9 in the second cabin.
September 17, schooner Harp, 72 tons, Urquhart, from Sydney via Nelson. Passenger, Sirs. Urquhart.
SAILED.
September 15, brig Reliance, 118 tons, Smith, for Akaroa.
Same day, brigantine Spray, 106 tons, Anderson, for Akaroa and Auckland.
IMPORTS.
In the Queen, E. A. Hargreaves, agent; part original cargo from Melbourne, and the following shipped at Otago for Lyttelton ; 1 case boots, Waitt & Co. ; 2 bales drapery, 1 trunk boots, Campbell & Co., besides sundry cargo N. Z. produce from Otago for Melbourne.
In the Harp, Master, agent; 2 hhds., 340 mats sugar, 100 casks bottled beer, 15 boxes sperm, candles, 5 brls. biscuit, 10 bales bags, 54 tons coals. Order.
The Queen, some time expected, arrived on Thursday morning, having made a good passage from Otago heads of 22 hours. The following account of her proceedings in the South is taken from the 'Colonist:—
The screw steamer Queen, Captain Wilson, returned to Dunedin from her first southward trip yesterday. 9he left Port Chalmers on Satturday morning last, and notwithstanding a south westerly breeze, and a heavy sea with which she had to contend, she accomplished the passage to the Bluff in 24 hours, having come to an anchor in that capital harbour at 9 o'clock on Sunday morning. After a short stay she proeceded to the New River, but conld not get to her anchorage till the following day. She weighed again on Wednesday, at half past 3 p.m. and steaming against a light north-easterly breeze, arriyedat the Heads yesterday, at 2 o'clock, and came up the harbour direct.— Otaqo Colonist September 10l • >' ; ' ; The schooner Waterlilywas offered for sale yesterday by .Messrs. R. Waitt;& Co. on account of the owners, but was bought in for £350. ' We learn that the Cutter Annie coming out of the Kaiapoi river two days ago got on shore, and has since suffered severely. She had 14 tons of potatoes and some other cargo on board.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 612, 18 September 1858, Page 4
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350Shipping News. Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 612, 18 September 1858, Page 4
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