PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5362, 1 December 1882, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

9 aosu-Weather, blue eky. Wind, &Wm fresh breeze. Barometer, 30.27 j therttOaeter 'fe Water-TMa Day. Homing, 8.24; evening, 8.46.

Armved—November 30. Soutliera Cross, sj., 158 .tons, fernech, from Port Chalmers. Union S.S. Coms.a., 228 tons, Hansby, from and Welltogton. Passen--55- Meesra Pewerffl, Jacob, feardiaat, McKerrow, Gffl, Bishop, Cnnntaeham;Gflberd, Hartwen, Cotiam, Ampblett, and two steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. x llaiy Atiti Annison, barque, J39 tons, Carpenter, from Newcastle. Cnff &na Graham, agent 3. M - Prince Alfred, bargoenlane, 161 tons, fcchenkel, from Pelorna Sound. Master, agent

Clearer—November 30. Ocasn Bird.ketch, Williams, for Anahau. Master, agent. ._ . Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, forWaitapa. Master, agent. Satled—November 30. Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Hansby, for Akaroa. Passengers—Mrs Bankin, Miss Mc2Jab, Messrs Galland, Lusk, Francis, Mr and Mr 3 Willock. Union S.S. Company, agents. Southern Cross, 8.8., 165 tons, Bernech, forManukan. Union S.S. Co. r agente. Grafton.s.s., 243 tons, Johnson, for Wellington, Nelson, and West Coast Porte. Passengers—For Greymouih— Willmotts •rhi?trical Troupe (20). New Zealand Cteaia Ajrency and Mercantile Co., agente. Catherine, ketch, 16 tons, Ware, for Okain's Bay. Master, agent. Ikpoets. Per Mary Atit» Aimison—slo tons coal. Consignees—Mdntoah and MeClatcbie. Per City of Nankin—l3so tons coal. Consignees—New Zealand Grain Agency and Mercantile Company. ■ , ~ Per Taiaroa—From Nelson—9 bags pelts. From Picton—l pkg. From • WeHjngfem— 10 pfcsfß sundries. Clonsjgneee—MalcolmeonTCook and' Crocker, NTZjL. and M.A. Co J. G-. Hawkes, and Co., Father Maines, Cuff and Graham, Ligntband, Allan and Co. Exports. ■;. Per bags flour, 10 sks flour, 10 ska oats, 10 sks chaff, 1 case, 15_pkgs. Shippers—H. Hawkins and Co,, Banks, liightband, Allan and Co. Per Southern Cross—For Manukau—7o head of cattle ■ ' _ Per Taiaroa—For Tunaru—l case confectionery, 10 boiteß candles, 7 pkgs. For Akaroa—2lo pkgs and pels sundries. lor J>mustlin—lo3 bates wool, 13 pkgs sundries, 50 bales hides, 148 eka bark. Shippera— Chrystall and Co., Trent Bros., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Banks, Montgomery Sad Co., T. J. Maling and Co.,Jßeed. Marsh, Lightband, Allaa and Co., Mason, Sfcruthers and Co., C. W. Turner, Anderson, MeClenahan and Co., Manning and Co.j Smith, White, Cuff and Graham, Kaiapoi Factory, N.Z. Drug Co., Coombs, lattle, Union S.S. Co. -. ■'-. " ... Per Grafton— For Welhngton—l case bacon, 8 ovens, 4 boilers, 1 ease drapery, 1 qr.-cask whiskey, 120 eke potatoes, 3 pkgs. For Nelson—l oven, 1 boiler, 2 pkgs. _ For Greymouth—lo cases bacon, 1 bale leather, 2 crates cakes, 1 case eggs, 10 cases coffee, 7 cases hams and"baconi 3 cases 26 pkga. For cases bacon, 33 sks potatoes, Ipkg baths, 3 cases cheese, 29 pkge. For Wanganui—l trunk. PorHoncase pepper, 8 pkgs. Shippers-— Heymanson, liow and Factory, Trent Bros., lightband, Allan and Co., Gallagher, May and Co., T. H. Green, M. Harris and Son, McConnell Bros., Thomas Crompfeai,F- Dβ Bidder, W. S. Smith and Co., Birvey Hawkins and Co., Cuff ana Graham, Sclanders and Co., Anlsebrook and Co.. E. Brander, J. Gilmour.

The steamship Manapouri leaves here: to-day for Auckland via intermediate ports. Mr J. B. Way announces the Eliisa Firth to leave for Greymouth. Messrs Cuft! and Graham announce the B.s. Sorrento,, now at Port Chalmurs and leaving for' London and continental ports via the Suez Canal in a few days, as open to carry dairy produce in one of her 000 l air chambers. The yacht Dove, which has earned for, herselfa reputation equal to almost any yacht known to sailing fame at this Port, is to be offered at auction next Monday by Messrs Avers and Co. Mr Hutchison, foreman on Peacock's wharf, who has piloted the Dove several times to victory in by-gone regattas, will be happy to give inquirers all information respecting' her. She is just sow in good order, and for use as a pleasure yacht she has cabin space and sea-going qualities of a superior order.