PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXVI, Issue 5082, 21 December 1881, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wbathb a Rzpobt -December 20. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcast and foggy. Wind, calm. Barometer, 29 50; thermometer, 61. High Water—This Day. Morning, 3 5 evening, 3.36. AanrvED —December 19. Wi'-d Wave, barque, 237 tons, Sim, from Hobart. W. H. Hargrove*, agent. December 20. Waitaki, s.s., 228 *ons, Hohnes, from Dunedis, via Akaroa. Passengers—Miss Basaett, Mesdames Garwood, Staples, Vangioni and child CressweL', Mr and Mrs TosswiU and two children, Mr and Sirs Thomßon, Mr and Mrs Stewart, Messrs Staples, McDowall, Glover, Cnnainpbani, acd twelve steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. A'hambra, s a., 49? tons, Moir, from Dunedin. Union Sseamsbip Company, agents. Einsmoa, C.G.S., 175 tons, Fairchild, from Wellington. Passengers—Sir A. Gordon, Lady Gordon, tyro children, anl suite. Mci, briT, 2-9 tons, Meyer, from Bluff. Wild Wave, echooner, 39 tonß, Edstream, from Pclorus >onn<i. B. Oxrer, agent. Ar&wat-s s.s , 623 tons, Sinclair, from Auckland, via Eist Coistport3. Passeneer3—Misses Gray, Else?, r-ltham. McKellar (2), Corbett: Me.id.anss. 'Reid. Morrison, Berry, Back, Cot-trell and child; Mr and Mrs Parker, Mr and Mrs Demmcn, Mr and Mrs Ah Gee aad two children ; Mss«r3 Hudson, Davie, Sherriff, Bernbersill, Pole, McLean, Allen, Corbett, Pace, Cooper, Knowles, Kdmunds, Hamilton. Lei', CaJcott, Scott, Hlohn, Shaw, Morton, Leitch and Lyons' Troupe. Union Steamship Company, avents. Cleared—December 20. Saucy Lass, schooner, 39 tons, Callow, for | Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents, j Saxon, schooner, 58 tons, McKenzie, for D'Urville's Island. Cuff and Graham, agents. Edith Reid, schooner. 71 ton?, McConvUle, for Greymouth. Cuff and Graham, agents. Onward, schooner, 69 tons, Bmith, for Havelock. Kinsey, Ward and Co., agents. Advance, schooaer, 59 tons, McKenzie, for D'Urville's Island. Cuff and Graham, agent 3. Sailed —December 20. Waitati, s.s , 2iß tons, Holmes, for Wellington. Passengers—Mrs Smith, Mrs Adams, Mimes Paxter, Barlow, Messrs Adams, Paster, Smith, Johnston, Alia well. Union Steamship Company, agents. Arawata, as., 623 tons, Sinclair, for Southern port 3 and Melbourne. Passengers — Messrs B'Jl, Caleott, Rllie, Scott, Lnmmia and Biibrian. Union Steamship Company, agents. Imposts. Per Ars-.wata—From Auckland, under bond— 1 case drapery, 1 case booke, 26 cases. 6 pkgs ; free—l case and 1 pkg almanacs, 2 bales leather, 22 cises fruit, 8 cases apples, 28 pkgs. From Napier-2 trunks, 1 box, 1 pkg. From Wellington—3 bales leather, 1 box soap, 8 sheets lead, 10 kegs staples, 1 parcel silkworms, 102 kegs. 47 cases, 11 pkgs. Consignees— Harris, J. Tait, National Insurance Company, Stewart, Mrs Luckie, Federli, Sweeney, Cuff and Graham, Mason, Strathers, Order, C. and J. Coombea, Pavitt, Hudson, Ridley and C»„ Bailway Storekeeper, S. Nashelski, Dransfield, Suckling and Co , W. H. Hargreaves, Bentley, H. Neil, J. Craner, J. C ; ark and Son, Miss Henderson, Collins Bros, and Co , A. Carrick, Crooks Carter, Wyviile, J. Matson and Co., H. J. Wood and Co., Stewart, 8. Mumford, Bank of New South Wales, Bank of New Zealand, D. Craig, A. M. Johnson, Union Steamship Company. Per M0a—123,436ft timber. Consignees—T. O. Kekev and Co. Per Wild Wave— 23,000 ft timber. Consignee —B. W. England. Per Wild Wave—7o,oooft timber, 65,0C0ft palicgs, 6 pkgs baskets. Consigned to order. Per Sunbeam—l3.o bales cornsacis, 300 half bales do, ;20 cases castor oil, 250 haif cases do, 177 half chests tea, 500 bdls gunny bags. Consigneas—C. W. Turner, N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. Per Waitaki—From Dunedin—l6 casks beer, 193 pkgs tea, 22 lengths pipe, 230 bars iron, 1 roil lead. 2 pkgs leather, 10 springs, 20 scrolls, 4 pairs axles, 6 axle arms, 68 pkgs. From Akaroa —1 boat, 1 bdle beddings. Consignees—Heymaßson, Low and Co., Gray, Heywood, Cathro, Duff and Glover, Suckling and Co., Chant; Sing. Watt and Co., Wauchop and Co., Boriningtpn, New Zealand Drag Company, Campbell, Nashelski, Anderson, Jones, Aitken and Roberta, England, Boos and Stevens, Hardy and Co., Wat kins, Lee, Crowe, Sheppard, Bargood, Sou and Ewen, Clark and Son, Bainsbury, Eliisdon and Co., Union Steamship Company. EXPOBTB. Far Waitaki—6 cares cheese, 1 pkg castings, 15 pkgs. For Wanganni—4 cases bacon, 3do cheese, 3 pkgs. For. Picton—2 sks oatmeal, 2 cases wine. For Nelson—lß pkgs. For Westport—2 oases oheeae, 1 parcel. For Hokitika— 5 cases bacon, 2 pkgs. For Taranaki—2s ska rsalt, 1 case bacon, 2 cases cheese, 12 pkgs biscuits, 4 pkgs. For Manukau-7 pkgs. Shippers—Wood, Shand and Co., Love. Edward?, Harris and Co., Heymansbn, Low and Co., Gilmour, Kaiapoi Factory, Hale and Co., Aulstsbraok. Say, Watt and Co., Heywood and Co., Ligb.tba.nd, Allan and Co., Cunningham and Co., Anderson, Pnfiett, Morrow, Basaett and Co. Per Edith Reid—4 cases bacon, 6 kegs butter. Shippers—McDonnell Bros. Per Saucy Lass—4o aka flour, 160 bags do, 20 ska oatmeal, 27 do barley, 76 bales cornsaeks. Shippers—Moir and Co., Bountree, Brown and Co., Black, Daviea ami Co., Royse, Stead and Co. Per Arawata—For Dunedin, under bond—l 2 kales, 1 case jam, 1 truss, 1 keg, 1 half chest; free—l 2 sks malt, 2 pkgs. For Bluff—l 2 cases cheese, 3 cases bacon, 8 cases. For Melbourne —250 sks malt. 500 do oats, 31 cases cheese, 8 casks preserved fish, 1 trunk effects. Shippers —P. Cunningham and Co., Cuff and Graham, Boyse, stead and Co., A. Moore sad Co. T. H. Green, J. Gilmour. Hudson, Ridley and Co.. W. Cuddon, Lightband, Allan and Co., R. Poflett, Union Steamship Company. The s.s Tui is advertised to leave for Kaikoura to-day. The Hobart whalers, Sapphire and Maria Lovrrie, were in Half Moon Bay on Sunday last. The b.b. Waitaki arrived yesterday at 2 p.m. fram Dunedin, and left for the North in the evening. The B.s. Arawata arrived at 7 30 a.m. from Wellington, and left for the South and Melbourne in the afternoon. Tfee COS. Hinemoa arrived from Wellington at 1.20 p m. yesterday with the Governor and party. She will remain here awaiting the orders of hU Excellency. The new steam launch Waiwera has abandoned the.Rhodes Bay service, and henceforth, in addition to her open hire services, will run regularly to Governor's Bay. Tho fearqae Sunbeam, Captain Thompson, completed a good round voyage to Algoa Bay and Calcutta on Monday night. The exact time occupied was seven months and six days for the voyage. The voyage to & Igoa Bay was made in fifty-nine days. Twenty-five days were, through stress of weather, spent there, and the run up to Calcutta took thirty-seven days. The passage from Calcutta represents seventy-one days, which, with twenty-four days' stay at that port, makes up for the vessel's absence.