PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXVI, Issue 3391, 17 July 1876, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Joly 15—9 am,calm. Weather, overcast Barometer, 30.26; thermometer, 32. High water—Sunday—Morning, 11.06 ; night. 11.32. July 16—9 a.tn. calm. Weather, clea-. blue sky. Barometer. 30.30; Thermometer, :i7. High wat :r— This day—Morning, 00 on -. uieht, 00 3 ABUTTED. July 15—Wellington, §.c 279 toes, Carey, from Dunedia. Miles, Haseal and Go, agents. Passengers—Saloon: 3liss Jackson, Mr and lire Headcox. Mrs Coombs, Messrs Faulkner, Griffiths," Mead, Hymnn; five in eteerasre, and Iβ for North. July IS—Transit, cchooner. 87 tone. Hooper, from "Wang»po»- bound for Dunedin (wiedbouud.) July 16—Beautiful Star. s.b. l«tons. Pietersen.from JDan'edtn, Timaru, and Akaroa. Mile*, Hussal «nd Co, a?«iti>. Passensrers—Mrs Cowlishaw, family and servant. Captain Rap. July 15—Courier, ketch, 31 toas. Sinclair, from Fteeon Bay. Ma«ter. a^ent. July 15-Antelope, catter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, from Akaroa. Master, «reat. July 15—Margaret, ketch. 21 tons, Nelson, from tittle Akak>»- Jls*>t«r. agent July 15—Linnet, ketch, v tons, Molyneaux, from Pfcreon Bay. Master, agent. July 16—Kestrel, k-tch. 20 tons, Rutter, from Mclntoah Bay. Master, agent. CLEARED. Jaly 15 -WcHlnr'oa. s f>. 279 tons. C*rey, for Northern Ports. Milee. Hassal and Co, ■Kent*. Jnly 15-Locy Jame». ketch. 2« tons, Clarkson. far Heathcote. Master, agent. July 15—F«vn, brip. 216 tons, Brownell, for Brisbane. Cull and G<-»ti»m. agents, July 15—WeUinfrto:i. s.e. 279 tons, Carey, for Northern Port*. Miles,: Has**l and Co, agents. Peeeengprs-Saloou: Mx;Ko*tpr ; iteerajre.- Mensrs bri*. 216 tows Brownell, for Brisbane. Cuff a&d Graham, agents. July 15-Volunteer. Fchooner, 22 tone, Dany, for Pigeon Bay. Master, airent. 6 imposts. Per Autelope-5000Jt timber. 200 sheepskins, 9 hides 10 empty tatads. C mrigueee—Malcomsoo. H- Matson and Co. Vincent and Co. Per Wellfnirton—33 bales, 2 Uercee. 15 case*. 8 boxes, 10 kilderkins, 24 pkije, 6 trussps. 1 cafe. 1 bdl. S pels. Consignees-Lewis, Blackctt. Fnlton, Croire, Coatee. Bishon. Moore. Offwood, Cuff, White O«borne, Furhmann, Beath. Ballantyne, Fletcher. Clark. Hobday, Edwards, Pettrew.McKay, BojTgie.MilUr. Liddte. McGregor, Ward, Morris, XJntell. Stotldart, Heslop, Toung. Per Boautifnl Stir—Under bond, ex Horsa, from Dunedf n: 1 ease, ex Orpheus. 100 cases brandy; from Dunedin, free: 36 cases, 14 bales, 2 trusses, r>o pair* shafts. 31 kegs. 3 casks, 2 crates. 3 pels, 1 nest. 2 eoiia. C bdl*, t plate?. 2 boxes; from Timaru; 0 c*ke tallow; from Akaroa: 5 pkpa. 13 ca«ee. 7 do ehecee. 3 do bacon, 2 kegs.' Consignees—Milo*, Haseal and Co. Moore. Wallace and Co. McFherson, Dranafield and Roper, Bonuington. Cook and Ross, ; -Coombes & Co Milsom. Buist, Roberts, Atkinson, Lewis. Allan and Son. Manning, Mason, Struthers, Crompton, WUliamß, Boyle. Clark White C. Coombeß. J. Smith. Stoddard. Cook. WiUon, SawtelU Malios and Co. J Josephs and Co. EXPORTS. Per Lucy James—4o tons coal. Shippers—F. Per Fawn-50 sks malt. 1G96 do bran. 50 do oatmeal. 1057 do oat*. 50 bales chaff. 4 cases bacon. Shippers - Rovee, Stead and Co. Saunders aud Henderson. Moore and Crawley. Per Wellington—Free, for Wellington : 6 cases, 12 do bacon. 2 trunks. 10 kf?ri» nails. 1 esk. 15 pkgs, 80 sacks malt, 40 do grace seed : for Picton: 5 pkes. lnUno.2 eke oitineal; for. Nelson.: 2 cases. 4 do it kepr* butter. 17 t cks flour; for Taratiaki; 15 scks srrass seed. 36 do potatoes; forManaknu, 3b «;k« netatoes, 10"? do oatc. 50 do malt, 8 cases bacon, 15 keff* lard. Shippers—Ltehtband, Allan and Co, Watt and Co. C. Oram, Mason. Rtruthera and Co, C W Turner, J. Gilmour. CniT and Qrahnm, 1. Cnnnincham Rnd Co, A. J. White, J. Beharrell, Sdandere, Fletcher and «'o, Duncan and Son. Moore and Crowlev, Eeed and Bam, Mcuonneli Bros, T. Edwards, D. and D. Cameron.

The bri? Fawn has railed for Brisbane. The barqne Magaie Douglas was towfd inside the breakwater on Saturday, and wiil be berthed to-day at tlie Gladstone pier to discharge her cargo. The *.a Albion will arrive thta morning from Wellington. , The Pet, barque, sailed on Saturday, for Melbourne. ■ , A fore-and-aft schooner came Info harbour on Saturday. On boarding her we found she was the Transit from Waugapoa with aeatuo of timber, and bound for Dunedin. Her commander, C apt tin Hooper, put in here to wait for a favorable wind. He reports leavin? Wansapoa on the 3rd in company vith the *cliooncr Onward, which latter veartl 4s bourd for this Twirt. The brisrantine Elizabeth Curie, Captain Stevens, which left Ljttclton on Thursday 'a»t. had a fine run to Nelson, arriving there on Saturday at noon, and was promptl> berthed at the wharf to discharge Her cariTO • The Union Co's Bs. Beantif ul Star arrived yesterday at noon. Captain I'ietersen reports leaving Port Chalmers at 6 30 p m. on .July 14th, and arriving at Timaru at 8 a.m. next day; landed fifty tons cargo and passengers, ana left again at 4 p m, reaching Akaroa at 3 a.m. yesterday; left at 5.30 a.m and arrived as above. She was moored at her usual berth at the t-crtw-pile jetty. The Star hud fine weather throuehout 'he runup; she sails od return irif South at I p m. today. The favorite steamer Wellington, Captain Carry, arrived !n harbor et 830 a.m. on Saturday. From Mr ifcCormlek, the purser, towhom we are obliged for files and reports, we Itarn that *he left Port Chalmers at 130 p.m. on Friday, and had light no'therly winds and fine weather during passage, arriving «s above. She was berthed afc the Screwpile jftty. and after discharging and takine on board fifty tons of cargo, which filled her right up, Bbc sailed for Northern ports at 3 p.m on Saturday.