PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5057, 22 November 1881, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

WEATHER Rkfobt—November 21. o a.m. — Weather, cloudy. Wind, S.W., braeza. Barometer, 29 87 ; -hamometer, 52. High Water—-"Sir day. Morning, 3.25 j evening, $§$• *

Absived-November 21Hinemoa, C.G.S. F-irchildrfrem Pjcwn Veteran, barque, 83S tons, Marfan, frotn Mauritius, via Dunedin. Dalgety and Co, agents. Awaroa. schooner, 60 tons, NORh, from Timaru. Master, agent. * - --■.-. Edith Beid, eeboeser, 79 tonß, luCanville, from Ti-aaru. Master, agent. Clkabbd—iSovember 21. Sovereign, schooner. 85 tons, Caitcheon, for Auckland, via Napier. Cuff and Graham, agents.

I-TPOBTS. Per Veteran—2so tons sugar. Consignees— D&'-eety and Co. Per Se-toller —From Liverpool: 485 cases beer, 10 hhds beer, 71 cases wine, £25 eases whisky, IHS drums oil, 13 eases yarn. 32 qr.casks whi?_y, 8 casks paint, 38 drums soda, 70 barrels whiting, 25 bundles wire, 12 casks oil, 535 barrels soda, 50 cases salt, 20 tons lump salt, 500 bags salt, 20 eases. I keg, 15 pkgs merchandise. Consignees—Wilson, Sawtell and Co., T. J. Maling and Co., Morrow, Basaettand Co.. R. W. __3gl__d. __„-■,_ Per Awaroa—6Bs Backs wheat. Consigned to O'd^r. Per Edith Beid-734 sacks wheat, IS3 sacks barley. Consigned to Order. Expoets.

P_rFove-ei__-For Napier: 176 bales woolpacks 60 sacks wheat. For Auckland: 4.0 bags fiour, 30 sacks flour, 100 sacks oats, 12 03863 bacon. -bippers-Eoyse, Stead aad Co., A. Moore and Co., J. B. Way, T. H. Green.

The B.s. Tui is advertised to leave here to-dsy for Kaikoura and North. Messrs Kinsey, Ward and Co. advertise the Arved for Timaru and Oamaru to leave on Thursday next. __.... . . The Wig Grande, with part cargo or tea from Foo Chow, ia expected here daily from Dun e_in. The Union Steam-hip Company 8 s.s. Roto-insiia-a is advertised to leave here to-day for Southern Ports. Hobart and Melbourne. The s.s. AS__mbra comes here to-day again to load for Wellington, the West Coa.t, Middle Island Ports, Sjdney and Melbourne, and the Wanaka leaves for Northern Ports. The French barque Veteran, Captain Martin, arrived from Dnnedin yesterday, with part cs-go from Manritiua. The Veteran made a good passage of thirty-seven days from Mauritius to Dnnedin, and left Dnnedin on Saturday last, meeting with fair winds up the coast. She wa? berthed at No. 5 jetty on arrival, and will land the remainder of her original cargo

to-day. __. _ , . The Government steamer Hinemoa, Captain P&irchild, arrived at 6.45 p.m. yesterday from Picton with the Canterbury contingent of Volunteers. She will probably return to Wellington to-day. The officers, and indeed every man on board, had a good word to say for the Captain of tbe steamer, his kindness during a somewhat trying voyage, and his untiring watchfulness for their safety and comfort.