SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6027, 9 January 1885, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POBT OP LYTTELTON.

Wsathsb Ritobt January 8. 9 son.—Weather, blue sky. Wind, N.W., light. Barometer, 29.45; tnermoineter. 67. High Water—This Pay. Morning, 10.14; evening, 10.37. Akbived—January 8. Wakatipu, 5.5.,1158 tons, Thompson, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers— Misses Ferguson, Gilmer, Graham, Jone3, Palmer, Vemon, Helyer, Alexander, Mesdvnes Cranston, Matthews, Ferguson, Carrell, Newman, O'Connor, Morrah, dark, Messrs Craniton, Ferguson, Bowman; Clark, Ellis, Halliday, Tart, MnUrooney, Cock, Burnley, Turner, Pole, Brewn, Beam, Gordon, Berry. Back; and thirty-four steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. _, _ , Tβ Anau?e.s., 1023 tons, McGee, from Melbourne, via Hobart and South. Passengers—Miss Truell, Mesdamea Balfour, Murray, Addison, Fox and child, Heckler, Gardiner, Messrs Balfour, Murray, Addison, Fox, Heckler, Gardiner, Mackenzie, Nelson, Mitchell, Petherbridge, Helpman, sod eight steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. _..,,. Ocean Bird, ketch. 33 tons, Williams, fromAnahau. Master, agent. Grafton, a.s.. 312 tons, Hill, from West Coast and Wellington. N.Z. Shipping Company, agents. CtKAKKD— January 8. Annie Hill, brigantine, 121 tons, Pater--aon, for Greymouth. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sahto— January 8. Comet, ketch, 58tons, Burns, for Waitara. Cuff and Graham, agents. Wakatipu, s.a., 1158 tons, Thompson, for Port Chalmers. Union Steamship Co., Anau, 8.8., 102S tons, McGee, for € Jbaey via Auckland and way ports. Passengers—Misses Glasson, Craig, Beece, Bom, Osborne, Meedames Wylie, Ford and child, Hans, Lamb, Mr and Mrs Olliyer, Messrs Grace, George, Belcher, TuUine, George, Walker, Ouddon, Broadhurst, JBingwood, Wylie, Buss, Elleng, Lucy, ltf*ns,Nicholßon,Fellowe, Langman, Cockburn. Union Steamship Co., agents. JJOrOBTS. Per Wakatapu, from Sydney—ls cases tapioca, 15 do sago, 20 casks waters, 25 drums oil, 65 nkge twine, 32 cases fruit, 109pkgs. From Wellington—2oo bags salt, *leo boxes candles, 16 cases pinee, 15 bags nuts, 153 pkgs. Consignees—X. Wood, H.Z. Shipping Co., Simpson, Sommers, Bullock, Harris, Gapes, Clarke and Son, "Thompson, Shannon and Co., Marnner and Co., Catchpole, N.Z. L. and Jl. Agency Co., Cuff and Giaham, Bailway, Order, Lowe, Fletcher, Humphries and Co, Bey. Mr Bradley, Norris, Gould, Ackland, Isitt, Bird, Haymanand Co., Trent Bros., Haling sad Co., Hayes, Sonuner3, " Lyttelton Times," Balfour, ChrystaU and Co, Perry, Forbes, Clarke, Oliver, Cook, Beid, Gabites, * Stewart, Standard Machine Co. Per Tβ Anau, from Melbourne—lß7 chests tea, 75 cases fruit, 14pkgs.,From Hobart --3pkg3. From Bluff—2 bids ale. From Souedin—l hone, 20 pkgs. Consignees— Caff and Graham, Martiadale, Porter. Jfearea, Order, Harris and Son, Duckmanton, Hayman and Co., Sainsbury, Elhsdon and Co., Beath and Co., Holland and Withey, Bebelli and Co., Nelson, Moate and Co., Withers, Heywood and Co., N.Z Drug Co, Pollard, Spensley and Co., Hal- , lestein Bros.. Hon. W. Kobinson, Smith, Gxeenstreet, West, Canterbury College, iper^Grafton— 180 tons coal. Consigned to order. JSXPOBTS. Per Comet—2oo sacks wheat, 2o do oats. Shippers—N.Z. Grain Agency and Mercantile Co. The ketch Ocean Bird arrived yesterday morning from Anahau. The Union Company's Te Anau arrived yesterday morning from Melbourne via Hobart and South, and left last night for Sydney via Auckland and jjay ports. . \ The Union Company's Wakatipu arrived yesterday morning from Sydney via Wellington, and left last night for Port Chalmers, j The Union Company's steamers Botorua, for Dunedin,and the Mahinapua, for Wellington and West Coast, leave to-day. Messrs Kinsey, Ward and Co. announce the Norwegian brig Viking, 289 tons register, tor freight or charter. 'Xhd Union 8.8. Co.'a fine steamer Tara■wera is to leave Port Chalmers on the 17th instant on' her annual e excursion to the Wert Coast Sounds. The well-known steamer Grafton, of the Black Diamond Line, arrived yesterday after- aa absence of some weeks. Since she -was here last she has been lengthened some twenty-seven feet, and har underjpuie very m β-tff"* l improvements in her passenger-carrying accommodation. The steamer left for Oamaru yesterday. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Soyal Mail Steamship Tongarnro is to leave here for Plymouth on the 17th instant. She has just completed a passage to Wellington in forty-one days three hours (tmtntd steaming), the fastest yet made to the colony. It will be seen by advertisement that she takes wool fot the March aales in London.

SHIPPING TKLEGBAMS.

AtrcxLAKD, January 8. Sailed—Omapare, for Greymouth. Wellington, January 8. Arrived, at the Heads—Opawa, ship, Captain Mathers, ninety-two days from liondon; Wanaka, from Nelson. Sailed—Murray, for Nelson: Arawa,for Hapier; Hawea, for the North; Botorua, for the South. Passengere—Misses Boberteon, Harrick, Holme, Mrs Newman and xamily, Messrs Diver, Walker, Jtoster, Bowman, and Flyger. Temabu, January 8. Arrived — Mahinapua and Lota, from Oamaru; Beward, from Nelson. Sailed—Lime Guy, for Tauranga; Malunepnaand Lota, for Lyttelton; Baknin, ship, ninety-seven days out from London, just coming in. # Dukkdih, January 8. SaSed — Manapouri, for Melbourne via the Bluff. ■

TELEGBAPH KOTICE BOABD.

DiPAßTtrßKS.—Wellington, January Bth, 6.45 p.m., Botorua, for Lyttelton.