SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XXIX, Issue 3896, 17 January 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON.

Weather Er.poar—Jannary 16. 9 a-m.—Wind, N.W. breeze; weather, clear and blue sty. Barometer, 28.97; thermometer. 52.00. _, TO .___.__ High Waike—This Day. Morning, 2.02; night, 2.33. Arrive D—Jannary 16. Wakatipu, s.s., 1158 tons. Cameron, from 3ydney via Wellington. Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon: from Sydney, Mr and Mrs Wilkin, Prof. Brown, Messrs Sommerville, H. Wrijrht, H—i—m. From Coast. Mesdames Frnnkel, Marks. Dransfidd, Wilson, Misses Fra—kel, Marks. Dransfleld, Messrs McDonald, Lee, Goodall, Butler, Hook. Bull. Baraett, Rhodes. McLennan, Beecher, and Lydia Howard Troupe (3). Steerage from Sydney, Mr and Mrs Hopping, Messrs Goodwin, Lnmmis, Hopping, and 7 from coast, and 21 for Taupo, s.s., 461 tons, Carey, from Auckland, via East Coast. Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Passemrers Saloon; Mesdames Heslop and 2 children, Cellms, Wilson, G. Oram, Mr Hancock, 3 ladies, and child. Misses Moore, Ail—nan, and Badham, Messrs McLennon, Perrie, Hempton, Dowling. Morrison, Grossman, Reynold, Johnston, Moore. Stransre, Thornton. Orr, Jenson, J. Moore, Smith, Rev. Cotterill, and 7 in steerage. Tui, s.s.. 64 tons, Wills, from Kaikonras, Wellington, and Poxton. G. Mackay, agent. Passengers— Saloon: Mr and Mrs Gilbert and family, Messrs M. Teart. Grant, and 2 in steerage. Bee, schooner, 31 tons, Shepherd, from Amuri Bluff. Master, asent. Sunbeam, barque, 443 tons, Clayburn, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Cleased —January 16. Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, for Pigeon Bay. Master, atrent. An—.tear, fceteh, 25 tons, Neilson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. ■ Ansdell, barque, 280 tons, Barnes, for Kaipara. H. Hawkins, agent. Passenger—Mrs Barnes. Sailed—January 16Halcione. ship. 843 tons, Croker, for London. Edwards, Bennett and Co., aarents. Passengers— Saloon: Mr and 3lrs Pyett, Misses Caroline, Amelia, an i Ida Pyett. Masters Ernest, Edward, and Cloud Arthur Pvett, Miss Weir. Tui, 5.8., 64 tons, Wills, for Kaikonras, via Wellington and Foxton. Geo. Mackay, agent. St. Kilda, s.s., 174 tons, Flowerday, for Wellington and Wanganui. Royse. Stead and Co. agents. Grafton, e.r., 270 tons, Anderson, for Wellington via West Coast ports. P. Cunningham aud Co, agents. Passengers—Saloon: Messrs Storey and Graham. , __ Wakatipu, s.s,, 1158 tons, Cameron, for Dnnedin. 'Miles, Hassal and Co. agents. PassengersSaloon : "Mrs and Miss Geddes. Steerage: Mr J. Davis, and twenty-one original. Taupo, s.s., 4*ll tons. Carey, for Dnnedin. Miles, Hue—t.and Co, agents. Passenger—Saloon: Mrs Mackay. I—rows. Per Sunbeam—6oo tons of coal. Consignee—C. W. Turner. • Per Wodon—i—ls6o nieces timber, 6 railway carriages, 434 pieces skirting, 17 bdles mouldings, 36 ■ashes. 61 doors, 30 bdles bags. Consignees—Rail--sy Department. Per Tui, free, from Wellington—4s boxes candles. Free, from- Kaikanras—ll7 bales wool, 1 box. 3 cases fish. 1 hmg. Consignees—S. Boyle. Dalgety. Nichols and do. Husband, Hawkins, Edwards, Bennett and Co, Charles. Per Taupo—Under bond, ex Eotorna, from Sydney—2 cases, 2 casks. S8 pkgs, 296 boxes. 644 half-chests tea. Under bond, ex City of New York, from San Francisco—7 pkgs, 10 boxes, 1 case. Under bond, ex Eingarooma. from Melbonrne—l esse. Free, from Auckland —7 cases fruit, 2 pkgs, SO boxes soap. 5 'horses, 1 box. 1 parcel. 1 dray. Free, from Wellington—Bll boxes candles. Consignees—J. H. Hill, Order, Mason. Strnthers and Co., Saunders and Henderson, Hennebery, B. H. —nodes. Pnrie. Trent Bros.. Bird, Cameron and Co- Richards. H. Stewart, Cuff and Graham. Per Wakatipu—Free, from Sydney — 1 case stationery. 1 do. leather, 3 pkgs merchandise. 634 pieces timber, 23 Jfflirs naves, 12 tip carts, 12 do. drays, 1 case books. 3 oases fnrnitnre, 6 pkgs bedsteads, 1 case piano, S-J>oxes. 1 trunk, 1 clothes basket, 15 cases, 179 esses fruit. Shads tar, 12bids. •1 crate, 4 casks. Consignees—Bank of New South Wales, ijfhtband. Allen and Co., Halle, Anderson. Pavitt, Oritr. B. Shannon, H. Wood and Co., J. H. Chefnell. W. Montgomery, B. Smith, King, Nathan, Smith, White. Expoms. Per Waknriira, free, for Dnnedin—3 boxes. Shipper St. Kilda—Under bond, ex warehouse, for Wellington—7B mats sugar. Free, for Wanganui— 2 cases, 1 lag, 1 do seed, 100 sacks oats, 22 bales e*rnsacks, 2 pkges, 100 sacks malt, 8_ boxes wire, 2 eases bacon. 2 guns. 1 empty case, 1 tin box. Shippers—Mason, Strnthers and Co., Cuff and Graham, P~Cn_ningham and Co., Vincent and Co.. Saunders and Henderson, Wood, Shand aud Co., J. Gilmour, Captain Frisfm, Dalgety. Nichols and Co. Per Tui—Free, for Kaikourss—l bale angle iron, 1 carting, 1 pkge. Free, for Wellington —11 cases. Shippers—J. Anderson, G. HcClatchie, Mason, Struuiers and Co.. Aulsebrook. Per A—tfiteor —10 bags flour. 18 do sharps, 12 pkges. 106 mats sugar, 1 case whiskey, 1 do brandy, Ido chamrogne, 5 half-boxes so ,1 bale sewing twine. Shippers—C. W. Turner, wards, Bennett and Co. Per Grafton—Free, for Wellington—so sacks wheat. Free, for Wesijwrt—lso sheep, 5 cases bacon, 20 lambs, 10 sacra wheat, 50 do. oats, 40 bogs flonr, 10 sacks flour, 7 kegs bntter, 7 cases sundries. Free, for Gioynwnth—2o9 sacks oats* ; bacon. Shippers—P. Cunningham and Co., A. J. TndbalVKcOotrnell Bros., Vanghan and Co., Trent Bros., Watt and Co., Boyse, Stead and Co., W. G. Clark, T. H. Green. Per Tonpo—Free, for Dunedin—6 cases empties, 148 empties, 27 barrels, 23 cases, 12 bdls, 2 bales lines, 8 pkgs;* Shippers—A. Murray, W. Crowe, Caff and Graham, T. Bradley, J. Robinson, Rawson, Andersons The s-s. Wakatipu, Captain Cameron, left Sydney st 3 p.m. on Tnesday, January Bth, and reached Wellington at 8.30 p.m. on January 13th. Sailed again at 2 p.m., aad arrived in harbor at 6.30 a.m. yesterday. Had light variable winds to Wellington, thence strong N.W. winds till arrival as above. The Wakatipu discharged 150 tonscargo at the steamers' wharf, and sailed for Port Chalmers yesterday at 4.45 p.m. We thank Mr Grant, her purser, for files and report. MessrsC. W. Tnrner and Co.'s handsome barque Sunbeam was signalled yesterday morning, but owinrtotheN.W. gale came to au anchorage between the heads. She left Newcastle on December Stst, and has therefore been seventeen days on the trip. She brings a cargo of coals for Mr C. W. -Turner. The Adelphoi. barque, is expected from Newcastle with ooalß for Mr C. W. Turner. - The s.s. Taupo, Captain Carey, left Wellington at 6 p.m. on Tnesday. and arrived in harbor at 10.40 " sum." yesterday. Had strong westerly gale down the coast. She moored at the Steamers' wharf, where she discharged some 90 tons cargo, and having loaded, sailed for Port Chalmers last night. We thank. Mr Dougherty, her purser, for files and . report. The B.s. Tui, Captain Wills, left Wellington at 6 p.m. on Jannary 14th. and reached Kaikonras at 5 a.m. next day. Sailed again at 2p.m., and arrived In harbor at 1 a.m. yesterday. Having discharged her cargo of wool into barque Glenlora and at breastwork, and loaded, the Tui sailed ou return trip shortly after 6 p.m. We thank her parser for flies and report. One of the large Government cranes on the breastwork was blown down yesterday morning during one of the strong N.W. puffs. Luckily no one was standing at the time in the immediate Tieurity. A portion of the wood work where the wet had got in between the iron work and the wood was very much decayed. The N.Z. Shipping Company's Bakaia is a full ship, and was to clear the Customs late last night. Besides a valuable cargo she takes nine passengers. The Titan was to tow her out last night's tide, that is about 11 p-m., if the N.W. gale which had been blowing daring the day had then moderated, a contingency which did not seem very probable when our express let port. She sails to-day. The v.s. St. Kilda loaded twenty tons cargo at the No. 8 wharf, and sailed for Wellington and Wanganui at 7 p.m. last night. The s.s. Grafton took aboard thirty tons cargo, and some fat sheep for the Coast, at the No. 3 wharf, and Bailed for Wellington aud West Coast late last night. The barquentine Prince Alfred, which left this port on Thursday in ballast, bound to pSaipara, ran into Wellington harbonr through stress of weather on Sunday last. The " New Zealand Herald " of Friday says:— "' The barqne Mary Ann Annison. now lying alongside the rail—ay wharf, will in all probability load np for Lyttelton. During the last trip {of the ej. Wakatipu 'from Wellington to Sidney, and soon after her departure, Mr John Smith, the second engineer of the steamer, who came out with her from Glasgow, was seized with an epileptic fit. Everything was done that conld be to relieve him. but he only lived a short time, dying on the third day out. He was a very clever and promising young man, about twenty-four years of age, and was liked and esteemed by aU who knew him. His death is j greatly regretted by a large circle of friends. j