PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXV, Issue 4958, 4 July 1881, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wkathbb Bbpobt—JnJy3. v" » 9 *.tn.—Weather, overcast and gloomy. Wind, N.W., squally. B-irotceJer.iajJS; tS»- j Esoaete, 55. '-^ flish Wate-This "Oay.i tt£i Korniny. 8.55 ; evening, 9.17. : Abetted—July 2. Jaae Douglas, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser, from Kaitoura and Wellington. Passengers—Miss McNae, Mr Connor, i*. CutniEgbam and u>, s.s., 461 toB3, Kennedy, from Nelson, Picton, and Wellington. Passer gera—Misses Hasiie. Tozer. Messrs Bankin, Hodgson, Latdshate, Jones, Walsoa, MangfieJd. Union Steamship Co., agenla. July 3. Grifton, s.s., 242 tr.ns, Jt.hnscn, frjm "WeLington. Passengers—Mr S«ddon, M H.K., Mr. Hpywrod. P. Cunningham and Co., aeents. Cleaesd— July 2. Annie Hill, brigsntiae, 121 tons, Arudt, for J. B. Way, agent. Sailed —July 2. Uawea, 8.5., 462 tons, Kennedy, for Wellingicu Passengers—Mesdames Bobson, Pfrceva , Fr-her. Coyle, Captain Bowling, Er.. ftedwui, VessriCoy]e. H'gsinsor. Clement?. BeEjamin, Fem.€!?7. WiUcn, tfoso, Fi.-+er, Afhby, hob-oc, ledgers. Eavia. Union Steamship Coap^ny, Lily, brigantine, 1.5W to*e, Copper, for leJande, via Auckland. Cuff and fSrahain, agents. Imports. Per Jane Doßglas-2 parcels, 8000 ft timber. Consignees—Thompson and Shacnon, Carry and Hawea—From Nelson: 10 bales hops, r-oa Picton: 10 cases herrings. From Wellington: S trasses leather, 1 bae awnings, 1 length chain, 8 pkgs sundries. ConsirrpeesCnS. lad Graham, J. Yon Baaefc, E. 8. Howell, Hawkins and Co.. 'Railway Storekeeper, John Lewis, G. Eastwick, Eokersley ana McFarlane, Suffolk Brewery, Wilson, Sawtell and Co. Union Steamship Company. Fer Grafton—6oo sleepers, 17 telegraph poles. Consigneee-Eailway Department. Expobts. Per Annie Hill—lo4 saoka potatoes, 70 do wheat, 170 do bran, 30 do pollard, 7 do onions, 170 do fionr, 6 tons flour, 3 kegs butter, 4 cases bacon. Shippers—McConnell Broe., Wood, J. B. Way, Robinson. Per Island lily—For Auckland: 4&> sacks wheat, 450 swks oats, 504 6acks potatoes, 6 pkgs doors. For Chatham Islands: Under Arms Act, 1 case powder, shot and caps (tree and duty paid), 10 sacks oats. 2 bags flour, 1 bsg oatmeal, 1 half-chest tea, 20 bdls iron, 1 do Bpoutißg. 15 mats sugar, 3 bales woolpneks, 11 pkgs sundries. Shippers—Morrow, Baasett and Co. F. Waymouth, J. F. Denton, Laogdown and Co , A. Moore and Co. Per Hawea—For Hokitika: 1 case, 20 kegs batter. For Greymouth: 6 pkgs, 20 kegs butter. For Westport: 7 pkgs. For Nelson : 4 pkgß. For Wellington: 6 pkgs. For Picton: 5 pipe, 30 sacks flour. For Wanganm: 1 pkg For Foxton: 1 case bacon. Shippers- Gumour, Ivory, Toomer Bros., P. Cunningham and Co., Vaughan and Cordner, Duncan and Son, Crerar end Woitcembe, IMoGregor, Piper, Hobbs and Co., Cooper, Surveyor, Lightband, .Allan and Co., Eeyward and Co., Heymanson, Low and Co., Orr and Co., A. Moore and Co.

The eteam&r Star of the South passed the Heads yesterday at 11.30 a.m. bound north. The Island Lily got away yesterday evening forAuokland. The Union Steamship. Company's s.e. Hawea, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Macukau via Coastal Ports at 4.25 a.m. on Saturday, and left at night for Wellington. The ship Corby will be cleared to-day for the United Kingdom by Messrs Boyse, Steady and Co. and Meesrs P. Cunningham and Co. with a cargo of grain. The schooner Clyde, timber laden, and bound to Kaiapoi, returned to port yesterday, after an cE3ncca6Bful attempt to get into the river, the sea on the bar at the entrance to Kaiapoi being too rough. The steamer Jane Douglas arrived on Saturday night from Kaikonra and Wellington. The heavy southerly sea at Kaikonra prevented the vessel from communicating with the shore, and a number of anxious would-be passengers were in consequence disappointed. The Jane Douglas is advertised to leave on the return -trip this srening. The 8.8. Grafton arrived yesterday at 3.50 p.m. from Westport and Wellington. Since her last visit to this port the steamer has been overhauled throughout, her passenger aocommotion, both cabin and steerage enlarged, and in several respects improved, and the vessel generally renovated. She is advertised by Messrs Cnnnisgham aad Co. to leave to-day for Timarn and Oamarn,_and for Greymouth on Thursday sext. The vessels at the Wharves last evening were —Ay No. 1: Bemiogton, Oxford, Merope, Lurline, Aberayte. No. 2: Jane Douglas (s). No. 3: Hinemoa (c), Cabana, Craigard, Elizabetfai Curie. No. 4: Hannah Barrett, Sancy Lass, Cotby. No. 5: Fray Bentos. No. 6: Island City, Mary Bias. No. 7: Comat, Esther, Annie Bill, Thames. In the

stream: Clyde, Palaoc Mr Moloney, who it will be remembered was second officer on the ill-fated steamer Tararua at the time of her wreck, and who has since been serving in a similar capacity on the Hawea, was removed on her last trip to ibis port, Mr Kemp, of the Tβ Anau, taking ilia place. Mr Moloney proceeded Sonth in the Wanaka, but we are informed that be will shortly take the command of the U.B.S. Co.'s 800 Jum at Napier.—Wellington "Times."