PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4287, 26 April 1879, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

W__T___ K-rOM—Aprp 25. 9a.m-We»Hier,overcastanar_iny; «t_u,S.W., U^B-ro^^V^^S-yf' 48 - -- - - » s _hK - *iS»^S^ S ta^ Sw «*£«. =*** from °SST « VE-T'cEft. from Tr o -ns^ fl t BVPnflett, agent. __ssengers-M_M M«s" Bis_opri>aw»on. Smart. Bo* WclHngAwards. Bennett auA-.C0., fe Passang^^yers.^ Omeo, S.S., 663 tons. Colder, for Melbourne Tia How Zea-^Shippi:*^^-jfewJlow. __ra-e-ti-a,256 ton_,l)avu_, for NewrS for Ne--forßriS: Sound. Hel _naer. for Southern .Crog. ton,, I QB A jait Auckland via E^ n V^> or w e ui n et o n-Messra aeents. Passengers,saloon, ror.** el ™* , _„.vkiid-Cat-weO. Co-ne_. Keen, Smith; for Auckla-d G.Howell; steerage. 2. Vrasex forK-iioura Ja_aDo_g__,s.s- 7»ton», F«^»°rn«-u^ ___ Wellington- Edwards, Be-neti an- v*,, 178toM,Flowerd_y, for Duaediu -sSbSiu: _iyse,S*e_- _ud Co., agents. I—POKTS. _ , Per Jane Donglas—From Wellington-5 P*B»- - Q. Clarke. Caff and Gra-

sper St. KHda-2 bales cor-sacis, 5 cases. Con- " 1 cases fruit, lcanvas box. 23pkgs .- I%oTf icfeg. 'SSSSTSSZ B-f__ttv_e, Marks. Banks, W. Snckhng, A. White. J ton- Pig iron. B» «"». 117 rer ri _ nts 240 casks, 90 drums, 439 lfb-les, 54 boxes. BONO ociaTei. 5570 boards, 16,800 2w_Y ConiS-ees-Wood, Sfaand and Co, Wilson, l&I __d cTt! S. P_yto- and Co. C. W. Turner, _!s_.p?o_. Hobbs an- Co. Sclandera, Fletcher a_d C? J H. Spencer and Co. A. Sherar, J. MenSum G £ Beat- and Co, Geo. Fletcher. A. J. TOdM. B. Black. Candy and I>ewsbury, C. P. Hulbert. E EeSeo. Morrow. Bassett and Co, J. Ander80_rMoir and Co, Guthrie and __r_ach. Duncan and Son, W? Strange and Co, Harvey, Hawkins and _2_-_*{___T3_ Per 80vne—15,925 sacks wheat. ShippersBoys*. Stead and Co, Campbell Bros., A. Moore aadCo, Jf-neso- and Cto. J. P. Jameson, J. _r~Heywood and Co, Edwards, Bennett and Co, C. Ever. K. Z. L. and M. A. Co. Geo. Gould, Fned'_u!der Bros.. Miles, Hassal and Co. - Pe?So-&ern Cross-For Wellington-70 loose forHapier 7 cases cheese, 20 sacks Auctl-nd-oOlooaecheese, 2e r ß eac heeSß ' Q hutter, 7 cases bacon, 13 aide bacon, 9 maea. Sbbwra-T. H. Green. Axdoebrook and Co, T. -Cro_sto_: Cuff and Grata-, iMftßted and Co. 3 aria J. Eobinson, Oram and Hansen, C. W. I Tur_er T. an* W. E. May, Trent Bros. P_: Jane Douglaa-Por WeOiugton-S bales wool i* sacks potatoes; for KJ-koura-lO Moka Sli Bennett and Co. CapIteridso-.

Exi-ctxd _j-_v_ls. , Prom T_»a_--W_im_te (H.MJ.S). Bed Gaunt- j fct(V.W.H.B).. So-kar (W.8.F.H.), Adelaide, La-gsto-a, Or—ri. From Auckland— Sissy. • . from X«w_-Vae-Iris\ Orient. _aizabet_, Baalto. Anstr__an Sovereign, Bnfly. ««._ Frm_Port Chalmers — Wanaka, April 26th; Arawata. April 26th. «„.-_. _■-_-«<■ PromNaw York, via Wellington—Albert, Hermes, T Auckland, via East Coast—Hawea, April 2%_: Lady Bird. . .. Pram Syd-ey-WUd Ware^atotipu. Praia Loudon, vial_abo_—G.B._.,r\J.K..H. prom New York—lsaac Hall. Anabel, MabeL Prom M-uritiaa—Thurso, Cam-la, Jasper. Prom Java—Bio J*JTe- ,_„ ... From Hoki-ka—Wave of late. Alert. From Habart Town—Pet, AlMon, Lady Emma. From Wellington—Hawea, April 28Ul From Greymouth—Edith Beid. Sea Bird. Fro»__ip_r_—Magellan Cloud, Kaipara, Torea, prince Alfred. ._..__. From Liverpool—Oa-hurst. From C_tc_tta—Marie. From Picton—Spray. Bewaj*. From Pelorns Sound—Shepherdess. Paojwrran I»_r_-Tu__s. For l*ndo_-M_riborougb,Piako, Stad Haarlem, Btyne, Northampton, Are-msa, Buttermere, City ofQusl>e*, Canterbury. Lorraine, Himalaya. For JL-ckland, via East Coast -Tararua, April 24 For Port Chan-era—Hawea, April 28th, Lady Por Wallingt«_--Spr_y. Tararua, AprUMth. For Kaikoara and Wellington—Huia, Tm. For A_e_3-__—Ada C. Owen. For Sydney—Minora,. Wakatipu. - Vox «*wl»<Mie«iJ-<_t«'_U - ■ -—- j o™» _ "ou». Woodvffle, Island City, Sara Dreyfus, LetterFor Hobart Town—Southern Cross. Mary Blair. For Chatham Island-—HJC-3. Emerald, April SStb- ,- „ „ For Qreymo-t-—Minna BelL For Picton—Onward. For Wa-ganui—St. Kilda. Vass-t- r> -U-aoa. Ships—Areth-aa, Northampton, Boyne, Corio-ia-ns, Matilda. Canterbury. Barques — Bottannere, Sarah Dreyfus, Southern Cross, Cape F-aatarre, W. C. Wentworth, Pleiades, Canny Scot. Bells, Crossfleld, Sea Shan, Letter- ' foorie. BothweU Castle, WoodviHe, Himalaya, Island City, Lorraine, Adelphoi, Coromandel. B—rqoentinea—Lochiel, May Newton, Swallow, alma. .Brigs—Minora■ Briga-tinea and so-00-an— Mary King, Garibaldi, Saxon, Bee, Aratapu, Ada C Owen, Orpheus, Flora, ____a Bell. Ma-Ida. . Ketchea—Courier, Eagle, Linnet, Mtnme. Lucy J—i—as, Alice Jana. Ste-r_ers—T___, Lyttelton, Akaroa, H.M.R Emerald, Stad Haarlem. V-sss-s -t m Wx-Bvas.

Ko. 1 Wharf—Cape Finiaterre, Arethus-, Buttermere, Corio_u_tts, Canterbury, Lorraine. 250. S Whaxf—Albert. Ko. 3 Wharf—Southern Cross, W. C. Wentworth, H_ry Blair, OnwarA. rfo. 4 Wharf—Northampton, Ada C. Owen, Stad Ea—rle—u Tunnel Wharf — Orpheus, Ar-tapu, Pleiades, Balls, Sea Shell. Peacock's Wharf—Minora, Canny Scot.Yinder, O-ward. Breastwork — Kestrel, Alice Jane, Margaret, Eagle, liionatt, Flora.

The S-~ Jane Douglas arrived at midnight on T__rsd_y from Kaikoura and Wa-ingtoa. She aailed o_ her return trip yesterday evening. The brig Wild Wave, Captain Hurley, left Sydney for here on April 14th, with the following cargo :— 215 pieces t__ber, 63 paes, 600 spokes. The barque A-atrali-a Sovereign. Captain Berry, sailed from Newcastle for hero ©n the Bth inst. The ship Boyua cleared yesterday tor London with a cargo ol grain. Messrs F. Chm—i-gi—m and Co. expect the barque (Ment and brig Emily from Newcastle, and the I_ay£_a_iafromHobart Town. The barque-tine Alma will be loaded for _Celboame by —Cessra V. Cunningham and Co, and the Lett erfoarie will load here —a—at O-mara for South Australia in behalf of the same -_.

The s.e. St. Kills, Captain Flowerday, arrived at midnight on Thursday from Wanganui. She left there oa Monday night, experienced strong S.E. winds —_d —is— sea, and went into Ohau Bay for ■halter saxly Wednesday monmig. The weather r_>derat«d same day, and she left that night, since which she met with light winds. She sailed yesterdayfor X_M_- —ad Port Chalmers. The a—. Omeo, ia command of Captain C—t—er, acd now a chartered boat in tha Union Steamship iizs. arrived yesterday morning from Wellington a_d Sydney. The interooloni-l trade between Australia and this colony i 3 not new to her, having 1 made aa enviable record for fast passages between Victoria and Otago years ago during the gold-elds erctteaent. She traded for some yeara between the two colonies, sad has always enjoyed the reputation cf being a smart vessel. She looked uncommonly well as she came -p the harbor yesterday. Her _Ue is 656 tons reg—iter, and sihe is barqne-riggel; spreads a lot of canvas, and is reputed to be an excellent sailer. On tiie present trip she made the ra_ across from Sydney to We_i__ton in sir days, arriving at the latter port on the 23rd inst. She left the following day for here at 1.30 p.m., and experienced light S.W. winds down. The Omeo brought 130 Chinese acrosafrom Sydney, afterwards tr__s_ipped to the Eotoroa. They arrived here on Thtirsdav by the last-named atea—ter and proceeded by her to their destination. Port Chalmers, where it is their intention to try their luck on the W-it-huna Gold-elds. Tha Omeo will leave for Xelbo-r-e, via BluS, at 1 pjn. to-day.