PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4638, 12 June 1880, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

W—S-THIB RaPOßT—Jane 11. . '20 a m.—Weather, overcast and foggy; wiad S.W., light. Barometer, 29.60; thermometer, 46,00 ' High Water—This Day. Morning, 7.27 ; evening, 7.50.

Abbiv—d—Jane 11. Elizabeth Carle, schooner, 76 tons, Johnson, from Picton. F. Jenkins, agent. Star of the Sea, schooner, 38 tons, Smith, from Havalock. Master, agent. Clematis, ketch,; 67 tons, Rnssell, from Peloras Sound. Master? ageat. _..,_. Ocean Bird, ketch, 33 teas, Gellard, from Picton. Master, agent. St. Kilda, S.S., 175 tons, Flowerday, from B_ledin, via Oamam. Cuff and Graham, agents. Ci_abed—Jane 11. Edwin Fox, barqae, 836 toas, Phease, for Loadoa. New Zealaad Shipping Company, Jannett, ketch, 41 to-_, Green, for Dunedin. W. H. Hargreaves and Co., agents. Beward, schooner, 41' toas, "West—fee, for Wellington and Picton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed —June 11. St. Kilda, s s., 175 toas, Flowerday, for Waaganui and West Coast. Cuff and Graham, agents. L—POETS. Per St. Kilda—From Duneclin: 142 pkgs Chinese goods. From Oamaru: 11 bundles sheepskins. Consignees—Fing Wini, order. Per Elizabeth Curie—sl,oooft timber. Consignee—F. Jenkins. . _ Per Star of the Sea—2s,oooft timber. Cobsigaees—D. CSullivan, Order. Per Clematw—so,oCo.t timber. Coasigaees— Langdowa and Co. Per Ocean Bird-25,000ft timber. Consignee —Waller. Expoets. > Per St. Kilda—For Hokitika: 2 boxes powder, 54 kegs butter, 12 sacks onions, 14 pkgs, 4 cases chicory. For Wanganui: 6 pkgs sundries, 60 bagß floor, 8 sacks wheatmeal. For Westport: 160 bags flour, 50 sacks wheat.' For Greymonth: 11 boxes tea, 4 pkgs. ShippersMason, Struthera and Co., Cuff and Graham, George Taylor, Moir and Co., J. B. Way, Roy Be, Stead and Co., Andrews, Toomer Bros., F. De Ridder, W. Fraser, Hopkins and Co., W. Spence, Watt aad Co., Masoa, Strath—s aad Co. Per Reward—For Wellingtoa: 500 sacks potatoes. For Picton: 16 sacks potatoes, 11 do onions, 14 do carrots, 10 cases cheese, 14 sacks sharps. Shippers—E. H. Banks, Royse, Stead and Co

Per Jaanett—Bo tons potatoes. Shippers— Blackwell, Evans and Co. Per Edwin F0x—7524 sacks wheat, 2533 Backs oats. Shippers—N.Z. L. aad M. A. Co., Friedlander Bros.

The barque Wild Wave was to leave Hobart Towa oa the sth inst., with a fall cargo of timber, palings, shingles, fruit, and jams, consigned to W.H. Hargreaves. Watermen and ballast lightermen are notified that applications for licenses mast be in at the Beard's offices before the 16th instant.

The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Wanaka leaves here to-day for Wellington and other ports. The Dounne Castle is announced to sail for the United Kingdom this month, and has accommodation for a few saloon passengers, at terms to be known at Messrs. Cunningham and Co.'s, her agents. The master of the Dounne Castle gives notice that he will be responsible only for such debts as are contracted upon his written authority. The Ocean Bird and Elizabeth Curie arrived yesterday from Picton, the Clematis from Pelorus Sound, and the Star of the Sea from Havelock, all timber laden. The s.s. St. _11—- arrived yesterday afternoon from Oamaru, and sailed last night for the We3t Coast.

The Edwin Fox, with between a thousand and eleven hundred tons of wheat and oats, was cleared yesterday by the New Zealand Shipping Company for London. The harbormaster received word some time since from Mr Ritchie, at the Chatham Islands, that a quarterboard, with the name of the Glenlsra upon it, had been picked up on the beach there. The Glenlora has arrived at home,so that the only circumstance in connection with the stray board, of interest, would be available should Captain Scotland chance to know where and when it first feU into the water, in which ca<.e the direction of the current would be proved. '