PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXII, Issue 4489, 19 December 1879, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

WsiTsaea Ebpobi—Deeember 18. 9 _.__.—W__t__r, clear and blue al? Wind. KE breeze. Barometer. 30.05; thermometer, 57. Hi*h Water—This Day. "" Mor-iBS, 5.50; evening, 9.12*

A-amn—December 18. Oreti s•> 117 tons, Bascand, from Wellington. J M Hevwood ana Co., agents. Passengers—Mrs Ford, -liss B-se_nd, Mr Anderson, Mr Teahey;., *T_i_ra_, s.s., 2-3 tons, Holmes, from Wellington. E Puflett, age._t. Passengers—Mesdames Brown, D-Urrmple, Browi'.ee, Misses Jones, Hislop. Peel, Messrs Blair. Callcott, Seddon, Brown, Bams, HcCorcaick, E«eves ; six steeraee. Eingarooraa, s.s., 633 tons. ChatSeld, from Melbourne, via South. E. Pcflett. agent. Passengers —Saloon: from Melbourne—Mr and Mrs Cre , *' a « Mr and Mrs and Master Steele, Mr and jlrs White, Mis. Winlerbothara. Mrs Connell; from Danedin— Mr ]__o___a. Master Isaacs: steerage 12. Cleaem—December IS. Kl3_.on, barq-e, 473 tons, M'Donald, for Adelaide. Eoyse, Stead and Co , agents. Sj-_xei>—December IS. Tai_irca s.s.. -2* tons. Holmes, for Timaru and Port Chalmers. K. Puflett, a.ent. Ebf-rooi-a., s.s.. 623 tons. ChatSeld, for Welling»n» Ea«t Coast ports, and Sydney. B. Paflett, aieat Passengers: for Wellington—Mrs Powell "ad child, Miss Fearon. Messrs Richards, BothscM'd Hall. Callender, Burnett, Percival, FlegettW Fidler. Green, Cass, Whitaker. Fogg, Douglas, Gold^t-ir.: for Napier—__r3 Sheath and child ; for At.ck_.n3— Mrs King. Messrs PUbrow, MnrJo, Frit- -m:._, Carbon, Fonv.ird, Brown. Sock, King, Ls-aee; for Sydney—slrs Garrick, M'.ss Garrick ; steerage, IS. Oreti, s.s., 117 tons, Bascand, for Danedin, via Timam. J. H. Heywood at_d Co., agents. Imposts. Taiaroa—"9 pkgs __-dries. Consignees— I.i?_t!'aJ!d, Allan and Co., Ee&fern, Blake, Broham, T-.n_b.il_, Moore, Wright. Per Oreti—From Wellington—Chianni s circus, 2. horses, 1 bison, 2 zebras, 1 haanaco, 3 cages timers (6), 3 cages dogs, 100 tons circus material. 'Per Eii_jaroc_na—From Melbourne—so boxes tea, 12 coils rope. 100 boxes dates, 12 chests tea. 8 qr.-ca.ks wine, 50 boxes cardies, 9 bags bark, 6 cases tobacco, 54 pieces iron and Steele, 20 pkgs iron, 21 cases wine, 67 pks sundries ; from Dunedin —28 pkgs sandri(.3, lease flsh. Consignees—Trent Bros., Order, Ayers, Mali-g, Cross and Co., Sclandersand Co., Payten and Co., Guthrie and I-araß-h, Davis and Co., Bali-mtyne and Co., Clark aad Co., U.S.S. Co., Beath and Co., Strange and Fountaine, Bank of Australasia, Press Company, Bai.ev, Thompson. Eaphael, Whithall, Smith, Burt," Crerar and Co., Bradwell, Governors, I-O_i3=on, Simpson. Polosek, Bakes, Wood, Doughty, Palmer, Enys, Hardy, Pope. Shannon, Matson, Halltnstein, Hem, McDonald, Willis, Glen. Sirgood Son and Ewen, Crowe, Hayman and Co. Exports. Per Kishon —iOOI sacks oats. Shippers—Eoyse, Stead and Co. Per Taiaroa, for Dunedin —"•* empties, 23 casks, 50 kegs butter, SI bags nuts and bolts, 2 pkgs. 8 pkgs. Shippers—Crowe, Guthrie and Laraach, Sf.Z. loan and Mercantile Agency Company, W. Ewart, Wauchop and Cameron, Sainsbury and Ellisdon, Heymaaten, low, and Co. Per Singarooma, for Wellington—2 sacks bacon, S pkgs boots, 3 pkgs sundries, 10 cases bacon, 1 case cheese, 250 sacks flour, 35 tons flour, _ pkgs; for Nelson—3 pkgs boots, 8 pkgs sundries; for Greymouth—3 cases bacon, 3do cheese; for Napier—9 pkgs sundries, 25 do harvesters; for Brisbane—S boxes wire; for Auckland —1 parcel, 5 cases bacon, 50 sacks malt, 5 cases cheeso. Shippers—W. McCallum, H. Holder, A. E. Nieholis, T. Gilmour, H. B. Sorenson, Cuff and Graham, Lightband, Allan, and Co, Wood, Siiand, and Co, Everett Bros, E. "Wilkin and Co, Mason, Struthers, and Co, T. H. Green, P. Edwards, H. Hawkins and Co.

The John Knox sailed from Sydney for here on December 4th. The.Henry Buck, hence at Newcastle, left there for Saa Francisco, December 6th. The Eio Loge made the run from Oamarn to Cape Town in fifty-cine days. She left Cape Town October 10th, for Mauritius, to load sugar for this port, to Mr C. W. Turner. The Cleopatra hence, arrived at Greymouth on Wednesday morning. The ship Bruce, from Calcutta for this port and Dunedin is out 65 days. The Magellan Cloud, for Kaipara, that left on Wednesday morning, and the barque Sunbeam, for Newcastle, that left on Tuesday morning, were reported to have run hack yesterday in the strong nor'-easter, and anchored at the Heads. The s.s. Bingarooma, Captain Chatfleld, arrived at 3.15 p.m. yesterday, from Melbonrne, via Bluff aad Port Chalmers. Her report to Bluff was published iv the shipping telegrams of the 16th. From Port Chalmers a strong haul wind was experienced up to arrival. She sailed for Sydney, via northern ports, at 7.45 p.m. The s.s. Taiaroa, Captain Holmes, arrived yesterday in company with the Bingarooma. She left Wellington at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, and had a strong northerly wind down. Sailed for Timaru and Port Chalmers at 5.30 p.m-

The Espeonlador finished discharging yesterday. The s.s. Oreti, Captain Bascind, arrived early yesterday morning from Wellington. Tho vessel brought the whole of the stock and paraphernalia of Chiarini's circus. As was eonjecrarea, she had taken shelter under Cape Campbell. She left Wellington at 2.45 p.m. on Monday, and in crossing the Straits had a strong S.E. wind, with confused sea. At 10 p.m. was oil Cape Campbell, with the wind increased to half a gale. Steamed on until midnight, hut the wind increasing in force returned to Cape Campbell. Left at 5 a.m. on "Wednesday. No injury resulted to the horses or animals in consequence of the bad weather. The Oreti left for Timaru at 6 p.m.