PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5055, 19 November 1881, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wbatheb Eepokt—November 18. 9 » m.—Weather, overcast and drizzling rain. tftod, calm. Barometer, 29.91; thermometer, Sβ. High Water —To-Morrow. 0.51; evening. 1.14.

Aeiijvep— November 17. Advance, schooner, 59 tons, McKenrie. from Auckland. , ~ November IS. Star of the Sonth. sj>., 175 tons, Bascand, from We>tport. CuS and Graham, agents. Go-Ahead. s.s.. 129 tons, Doile, from Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Becsuaia, ketch, 69 tons, Grubb, from Havelock. Cook Bros., agents. CL.JU.RtT>— Norember 13. Airaie ketch, 42 tons, Cameron, for D'tTrville Island.'Master, agent Atpasis, scheoaer, 45 tons, Moore, forhelson. Cuil sxd Graham, agents. Eangitilri, ship, 1225 tons, Mil man, for .London. Passengers —Salooa : Mrs Jones, Fanny, Mabel, IJ'zie/ana Florence Jones, Eev. E. G. Penny, Mrs Pe-iiiv, Ethel. Christabel, Florence, and Herbert Penny, Sliss Fyfe, E. C. Hopwood, Dr. Everest. Steersfje: WUiiam Lewis, Mrs Lewis, Kathenne, WilHara A., and Mary Lewis, Mrs Farrell, Henry P and J. Farrell, Edward Pinchbeck, Mary Acn Pinchbeck, E. D. Chambers, H. C. Clark, Hnefc Smith, Henry Jepps. Hew Zealand Shipping Comnauy, agents. Sailed—November IS. Prince Rupert, ketch, 60 tons, Beuning, for Cstiia's P.iver. Black, Davies and Co., agents. Herald, schooner, 53 tons, Priest, for Wellington. Caff and Graham, agents. Magellan Cloud, brigantine, 9i tons, Richards, for Kjipara. Master, agent. Hannah Barratt, schooner, 57 tons, Kenner, for Wetiinirton. Master, agent. Gc-ahead, s.s., 139 tone, Doile, for Wellington and Kapier. Cuff and Graham, agents. Imports.

Per Star of the South —tOO tons coal. Consignees Cnil and Graham. PerEecamia —iS.OOO feet timber. Consignees— J. Waller and Co. Per Advance—36s doors, 105 pkgs sashes, 24 laantlepieces and shelves, 1 |1 ,f42 feet timber. Consignees—€. B. Taylor, T. and E. Pavitt. Per Go-Ahead—ls cases claret. Consignee—P. Dransfield.

£,IPOETS. Per Go-Ahead—2 bulla, 1 ram. Shippers—Matson and Co. Per Eangitiki—ls67 bales wool and skins, 45 cases tallow, 160 casks io, G548 sacks wheat, 13 sacks peas, S?l do barley, 1449 do fionr, 93 bales flax, 17 do bair, 42 cases cheese, 5 do rabbit skins, 45 boles baails, 9 casks hides, 51 kegs butter, 16 casks butter, 6 do roaas, 14 do pelts, 2»2 bags seed, 6 i>ile3 leather, 40 pkga sundries. Shippers—N.Z.L. and H.A. Co., Lightband, Allan and Co., Heywood sad Co.. Denniston and Co., Webster Bros., ChrTsrts.il and Co., Eattray, Edwards, Bennett and Co., Wilkin and Co., Watt and Co., White, Hudson, Eidley and Co., Campbell 8r03., Grig's, Executors Six J. C. Wilson, Wilson, Sawtell end Co., Boktoh Eros., Friedlander Bros., H. Hawkins and Co , W. H. Porter, Miles and Co., Lewis and Gould, Ehincan and Sou, Cuff and Graham, I. B. Sheath, Evans and TurnbuU.

The Star of the Sooth leaves for Westport to-day-The Union Steamship Company, owing- to the accident to the Penguin, wJI despatch the Alhambra to-night for the North. Messrs Cu£t and Graham advertise the Tui to leave alxrat ilonday next for Kaiioura, Wellington. andFoxton. The s.s. Go-Ahead arrived yesterday at 4 p.m. from Wellington, and left for ■Wellington and Napier last evening. The New Zealand Shipping Company yesterday cleared the Eangitiki for London, and to-day, punctually to advertised time, the ship will start on her vojage to London. Aβ will be seen from tka memoranda above, she tales a good number of passengers and a large general cargo of Canterbury produce. The company will next send off the Wanganui, now on the berth*