SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XXXV, Issue 4823, 19 January 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

—♦— POST OF LYTTELTON. W-A.khb Bs.obt—January 18. ,9 a.m.—Weather, overcast; wind, N.E., ■ Hght. Barometer. £..46 ; thermometer, 63. _G_h Water—This Day. _er__3, 6.10; evening, 6.31. i A-_ived—January 18. Rotet__hapa. b.b., 854 tons, Underwood, from Tsy&aeyund-Ncrtkem ports. Passengers—Misses Se&ger, Brsy, Olliver, ___«downe, Wason, "Wroughton, Mesdames Baker, Davison, Walker, <H_rt_, ; _mily and servant, Bey W- Taylor, _fss_rs ~8. Goldie and son, Kennedy, Pyment, Taylor, Adams, Baker, Ollivier, Davison, j Shields, Stndholme, Huist. Norbury, Black- ___*•,-, Pearson, Hamilton, May, Hayman, Stiller, Hill, Crocker, Hogg, Pole, Hodgson, —higfct, MaunseH, Stewart, Tarrant, Hammerton, Master Stndholme; steer-ge, 30. Union Steamship Co , agents. Hiwea, b.b., 461 tons, Ke__edy, from Port Chalmers, via Ak-iroa. Passengers—Misses "Vernon, Turner, C_rr, McNabb, Bobin, T*p~_am, Madames Blackmore, Chilman, Bankin, Lamb, White, Messrs Brown, Lee, Luak, Donga!!, Bowen, irievewright, Powell, Francis, '-Hill. Bahkins, Millrgan, Cousens, Robinson, Lamb. Golso, Lake, Massey, McCormick, Gil<_r_it.' Mason, Tebald, Captain Boyd, Master Sehsnkel; Eteersge, 12. Union Stean—hip Co., agents. St. KiHa. _.s., 174 tons, Flowerday, from Wanganui. Boyse, Stead and Co., agents. Star of the "Sa-th, b.b., 175 tons, Bascand, from Westpsrt. J. M. Hey wood and Co., agents. Omaha, hrigshtine, 135 tons, Fyson, from Chatham laLmds. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Briscoe, Messrs Hawkins, Flint, Auckland. Ifaater,-gent. . Jannctt, ketch, 41 tons, Bailey, from Waitapn. Master, agent. Her—d, schooner, 63 tons, Chamber., from <3rey_—nth. • Cuff and Graham, agenta. Mary Kinp, schooner, 73 tons, Bae, from __upara. Master, agent. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Moore, from Foxton. _lads, : Davies and Co.. agcnt3. Clyde, schooner, 102 tons, from Akaroa Master, agent. G_eabed—January 18. Prince Alfred, schooner, 161 tons, Schenkel, for Petonts Sound. Master, agent. Spray, ao_o-__r ;1 !50 tons, Boxton.for Hokitika. B—ck, Davies and Co., agents. r __t_bd—January 18. Hawea. s.a., 461 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington and North. Passengers—For Wellington: __tas Bidley, Missßullen, Mr and Miss Parker, l&rs Gapes. Messrs Ca»hin, Clark, Somers. For i—ton: Miss Whitby. For Nelson : Miss ___etr-Bsvs. J. Armitage, J. Bnller, Worker, Seid, Bichardson, Mr and Mrs Forabaw and <__ild, Messrs Wust, Manchester, Mitchell. For Wanganui : Miss Paxton. ForTaranaM: Mies T—ch, Mr Blake. Union Steamship Company, «ge_ts. St. Kilda. bs., 174 tons, Flowerday, for Donedin. Royse, Stead and Co., agents. Rotoma—_a, b.b., 864 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne via South. Passengers—For Dnn'«__:__'__d Mrs Moloney and family, Mrs • _r__a_, Miss Madams, Messrs Dodd, Vaughan, Geary, Bl_ckadder, Bowie, Siory. Harris. For Hobart: Mrs Jones, Master Walker. For Melbourne: Miss Hughes, Mr and Mra Boberts, __s' Kennedy and child, Messrs Bird, Dodd, Parkinson (2), Slater, Hutchinson, Roberts, _ltrilling. Union Steamship Company, agents. I__OBTS. Per Mary King — 66,C00ft timber. Con—guess —Watt and Co. Per Rotomahana—From Sydney? 110 bags hone dust, 25 half-chests tea, S3 pkgs sewing -__c_nea, 42 cases gasoline, 127 pkgs fruit, 2 -oai— string, 3 bag 3 oysters, 9 pkgs. From Auckland: 2 cases brushware, 15 do machines, 4 pkgs chemicals, 4 bales leather, 60 pkga soap, "CO doors, 1 cask cucumbers, 2 boxes bananas, 4 pkgs. From Napier: 10 bales sheepskins. _ From Wellington: 1 bdl pipes, 1 tank gasoline, -3 aks oysters, 3 cases bacon, 1 box silver, 5 kegs seed, 70 pkgs. Consignees—G. Bichardson, Thompson, (shannon and Co., J. Crompton, Gaoler, Mason, Struthersand Co., Duncan and Sens, Lightband, Allan and Co., Trent Bros., Bank of New Zealand, J. Manson. J. Jameson, •4Joff and Graham, J. Ewan. C. Bannister, P. ■Crock, Kaiapoi Factory, Mrs Boberts, Mrs Williams, Suckling and Co., J. T. Danks, Mrs Corma<_, Webster Bros., Mra Fenten, Heymansen, Low and Co., E. H. Banks, J. P. Oliver, Order, J. Gow, Orr and Co., Yon Haast, N. Suckling, Fizaett, W. Kelly, Mrs C. Smith, H. Prosper, Hobbs and Co , J. Clark and Sons, Capt. Hilton, R. Skiffins, Dunning Bros-, J. M. Thomson, J. Hamilton, R. Forbes, J. Nancaraow, H. Blackett, Hudson and Co., " Lyttelton Timea." H. C. Fiske, Bank of New South Wales, Rsv. J. C. Chervier, A. Macrae and Co.

Per St. Hilda- 250 pigs, Ibox. Consignees —H. Bailey, Order. Per Forest Queen—so logs, 5000 ft timber. Consignees—Bailway, MoClatchie and Moln■fosh. Per Jannett—2s,OoOft timber. Consigned to W. H. Hargreaves. # Per Herald—73 tone coal. Consignee—C, W. Per Emerald—23,7sOffc timber, 200 sleepers. Consignees—Moir and Co., New Zealand Hail'w&ye. Per Omaha—2so bales wool and skins, 1 do fangue, 26 hides. Consignee— J. Inglis. Per Star of the South—24o tone coal. Consignee—C. W. Turner. T»er Hawea—From Dunedin; Ex {warehouse -S 4-easks spirits, 1 do wine. Ex Xararna from Hobarfe Town: 20 * cases fruit. From MclIsoarne: 129 plrgs sundries, 2 do cigarettes, 10 £-casks mm, 17 sacks seed, 40 boxes tea, 15 i-chests tea, 25 ingots tin, 7 cases twine, 40 cases froifc, 12 J-easks wine (free). From Dtmedm: 13 bare iron, 6 bdla do, 2 coils rope, 112 bdls standards, 5 pkgs floor, 6 coils wire, 1 dram nails, 20 bags salt, 28 casks beer, 30 pkgs *9pe, 1 bed, 55 pkgs. From Akaroa: 42 cases fruit. Consignees—Wright, Order, Balpitt, Mangles, Cook and Son, Hale and Co., Morley, Qallacher and May, Hallenstein Bros., Crompton, Kelsey and Co., Twentyman and Cousin, Blake, Stewart, ~]Prision, Banning, Forbes, Wauohop and Cameron, Lake, Hawkins and Co., Birch and Co.. Wood, Glen, Husband, Shannon, Popa, MeUieh. Gngg, Sclanders, Fletcher and Co., lake. Press Company, Carney. B«ker, Atkin■3B*, Pole, Dalgety and Co., Palmer, Mason, 84rathers and Co., Dey, Sawle, Kempthorne .and Co., Hobden, Clarke and Son, Dickinson, MV'"g and Co., Harris, Bosh, Irving, Irvine, Simpson, Fahrmann, Mackay, Bart, Adams and Sob, L. E. Nathan, Harper, Harper and Soott, Sanderson, Shand, Hall and Co., Edwards, Bennett and Co., Bradwell, Beath asd Co., Hardy, Barker, Smith, Haddon, Ca%•iefbnry Colleee, Kirk, Piper, Halcher, Parker, Crerar and Whitcombe, Union Steamship Com■seay. EXFOBTS. Pα Hawea—For Nelaon—l eaek seed, 5 cases, lease books, 1 pkg leather, 10 cases castor oil, rSJ. aacks grass seed, 2 boxes wire. For Greyaaonth—2 eases books, 3 do cheese. For Wanjgejaoi—s pkgs, 8 boxes wire. For Westport—2 .eases books, 1 case. For Hokitika—3 cases Itooks, 6 cases cheese, 5 do machines, 1 case. War Mannkau —2 pkgs. For Taranaki—l2 pkgs, 1 case twine. For Picton—l mat, 244 sicks grass seed, 5 do wheat, 2 do seed. For Welbsitan —10 pkgs, 25 bales cornsacks, 40 -r&sgi-Sear. Shippers— McGarva, Kaiapoi Fac'fery, Heymanson, Low and Co., Boyse, Stead *eet Co., W. D. Wood, Heywood and C»., Petersen- and Co., Thompson, Shannon and Co., 'Wood, Shasd and Co., P. Cunningham and Co., JT. Gapes and Son, Wilkin and Co., Morrow, 3J&ssett and Co, A. Moore and Co., A. Brake, ICss Brown, New Zealand Shipping' Co., *Toosser Bros., Vaughsm and Cardner, H. C. Slake sad Co., Gaoler, Bailway, Lightbsnd, Adas and Co., Mason, Strutters and Co., Wilson, SawteU and Co., Trent Bros., Twenty--3san and Cousin, Edwards, Bennett and Go,, Wood,- Shand and Co. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Per Eotociahana—For Danedin—l ease. For Bluff—so eks malt, 12 cases cheese, 3 ska seed, 1 ease baecra. 4 pkgs. For Melbourne—l box. For Adelaide—Eso sks soalt. Shippers—New BeaSaod Bra? Company, Heymaason, Low and -Co., Jewell, Fiske, Steele, Wilkin and Ce., 43J]mour, King aod Cα., Moore and Co. Per Spray—24 cases cheese, 570 sacks bran, 14 do sharps, 3 cases bacou, 3 d», chicory, 100 «*-« wheat, 10 da seed. Consignees—L. V. Besborongh, Gillespia and Co., K. H. Binks, T- H. Gresa, Black, Da*ies and Co. Tfce £sty of Tanjore will tow oat into the etre&& thii aftsrnoozx. The JPleiadea was berthed yesterday at the (H&dstoae Pier. The M. Jane Dosglas will leave to-morrow far Kaifcoara aov. -v f alar ports of call. A tekooaer xpcried as resembling the Elisabeth Carle was 7 off the Heads last eveaiiag. ■' ' ' The brigantiae Omaha, Captain Fyson, smred yesterday from Waitangi, Chatham Interna, EaTiag left there eight days ago. Tb* s&caaer Herald came into port yesterday ;&O3i Greymsath, after a ten days' passage. Jgks broujrht a cargo of coa!s. Th% eohooner Clyde, after being extensively eepaired at Akaroa, came up yesterday in balSalt, aacSoring in the sfeeam. The Ucijn Company's s s. Beauiifal Star will Bafee »trip from here to Oha West Coast next Mo^ay. The brigftnMne Omaha, Captain Fyisoa, left Cbsth&m Islands on Monday week, acd met with fight B.W. winds all the way aeroas with heavy swelL

Meaara Edwards, Bennett and Co., agenta for __> Pfe_4ee_ request oonsig-e— to pass entries and present£__r b-is of lading not later than nee-—- _,y. S—ppers by tha City of Tanjora are notified _y the agenta, Meets. Dalgety and Co., to pass export entries,, Ao., __-<—y. AQ claim, srast W9 fef FS©3ored to thesa te-3ay.

The barque Freetrader, Captain G. Mc Arthur, ■was loading at Hobart fer this port on the 10th instant. . The B.s. Si. Kilda arrived on Monday night from Wangaoui, and left yesterday for Dated in. The steamship Norfolk, heie some time since, from London, is expected to leave Home again for this port.*this month it is said. The B.s. Star of the Sonth arrived from Greynsouth yesterday with a cargo of coal for Mr C. W. rtuner. She is to leave to-day for the West Cosst via Wellington. The Island City hence arrived at Newcastle on December 29th, and sailed on January Ist for here. The elalay arrived at Newcastle on January 3rd. The George Thornton for Westport, the Fawn for Newcastle, end the Speedwell for Kaipexa, wera in the stream last evening awaiting a | a change of wind. The Loch Cree, from this port, Capt. Jones, arrived at San Francisco on November IBtb, after a good passage of 54 days. She was loaded on the 29th of November ifor Qa°enstown. The Orari for this port sailed from Deal November 28th, and the Alastor for Wellington next day; the Sydenham for Auckland on November 28th. The Oamara for Otago left London on December let. The Union Company's «.e. Fawea arrived yesterday at noon from Akaroa and Danedin, bringing from the iastnamed port Melbourne cargo transhipped ex Tararua. The Hawea left last erening for Wellington and Northern porta- „ The Union Company's b.b. Boteraahana arrived yesterday at 6.15 a.m. from the North, bringiag from Auckland the Canterbury and Southern portions of the Earopeanand American mails transhipped ex the San Francisco steamer. The Botomahana left Sydney on the evening of the 6th, Auckland on the 14&, and callei at Gisborne, Napier and Wellington. She proceeded for Fort Chalmers yesterday at 3.30 p.m. .