SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6028, 10 January 1885, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. Wzathsr BbK)kt—January 9. S a.m.—Weather, blue sky. Wind, S.W., fresh. Barca>e:er, 59.45; thermometer. 67. High Water—This Day. Morning, 10 59 j evening, 11.21, Arrived—January 9. .. Maiiiuapaa. 53., iOS tons, Bernech, from Dimedia, via Oamaru. Union Steamship Company, age&ts. * ~ * Lota, barque. 427 tons, Cross, from Oamaru (in tow ct Mahinapua). . _ . Binllshire, barque, 809 tons, Swinton, from Calcutta. C. V>~. Tamer, agent. Botoraa, s-a.. 574 tons, Neville, from Nelson, Picwn and Wellington. Union Steamship Com**OliSns, ss., SSI tons, Ingham, from Newcastle, Tia Auckland. C. V». Turner, agent. Sailed—January 9Croydon Lass, schooner, 51 tons, Moore, for Waitspa. Cuff and Graham, agents. Matneapsa. s . s ., 205 tons, Baenech. for Wellington and West Coast. Union Steamship Company, Botorua, s.s , 575 tons, Neville, for Akaroa and Diuiedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Grafton, s.s., 312 tons, BUB, for Oamaru. N.Z. Shipping Company, agents. ISIrOBTB.

Per Botorua—lo bales bops, 6 cases fruit, 16 pkgs. Consignees—N.Z.L. and St. Agency Company, Ingiis, Cus and Graham, Heywood and Co., Harconrt and Co., National Mcrtgage and Agency Company, Dilgety and Co , Chapman, Crimpton. Per BaEffetiro—»so cases castor oil, 6do condiments, 171 chests tea, 16 coils rope, 6 rolls matting, 3*55 hale s corasacks, 100 do woolpacks Consignee* —N.Z.L. and ji. Agency Company, C. W. Turner, Order, Friedlander Brothers, Miles and Co., HerPer Mahinapna—lso cases jam, 60 drums dip, 91 bales wool, 111 pkgs. Consignees-S.s. Arawa, Talbot and McClatcbie, National Mortgage and Ajjeccv Company, Percy. Strange and Co., Burns, Bfcj. karris and Co., .Edwards, Bennett and Co., Per Ocean Bird—2o,oo: feet timber, 3 bales wool, 23 ernes oxide. Consignees—Order, M.tling and Co., Wilkin and Co. Exports. Per Croydon Lass—3ooo bricks, 3 tons flour. Shippers—N.Z. Grain Agency, Moir and Co. Per Wakatipa-S8 pigs. Shipjers — Gibson, Bailwav, Union Steamship Company. Per MabioaDua—For Westport—B cases bacon, 6 do cheese, 2>Jo"bags flour, 30 sacks do, 28 pkgs. For Wellington—6 pkgs. For Hokitika—9 cases bacon, 30 kegs butter, 2d sacks malt, 3.0 bags flour, 10 sacks do, 7 pkgs. For iGreymouth.—SO sacks malt, 5 cases hams, ti do bacon, 2 do cheese, 4 wheels, 56 pieces timber, 27 pkgs. Shippsrs—Express Company, Captain "Fox, Kailway, Kelson, Moateand Co., Anderson, Cnddon, Kaiapoi Company, McConnoil. Green, Bonnington, Connor, Toomer Blotters, C W. lurner, Aul3obrook and Co.. Wood, Sinclair and Co., Blackwell, Eagle, Clarke and Son, McLean Pickle Company, Post and Telegraph Department, Cameron, Watt and Co , Wilson, VenaD.es, Union Steamship Company. ' " Per Te Aaau—For Gisborne—7 pkgs. For Sydney — 2 pkgs. Fcr Wellington —i 9 pkgs. For Wanganui — 1 bag. For Napier — 100 sacks malt, 22 pkgs. For Auckland — 3i ca3€s tea, 23 do bacon, 25 sacks oats, 12 bales hay, 1435 Backs Iwheat, 53 pkgs- Shippers—Cuff and Graham, Watt and Co., Fiske and Co., Scott Brothers, Green, N.Z,L. and M. Agency Company, Kaiapoi Company. Gilmour, Gibson, Express Company, Banks, Atkinson, Kelson, Moate and Co., Cowan and Co., Kinsey, Ward and Co., Chainey, Kailway, Booth and McDonald, N.Z. Grain Agency, Bell, Anderson,- N.Z. Drug Company, Preston, Mcintosh, Gaoler, McLaren, N.Z. Shipping Company, Andrews and Beaven, Bowr.n Brothers, Anise brook and Co., Mason, Struthers and Co. The barque Lota arrived from Oamaru yesterday morning in tow of the s-s. Mahinapua, and is to serve as a coal hulk for the Union Steamship Compony. She will be docked this morning for cleaning. The Union Company's Botorua arrived yesterday morning from Nelson, Picton and Wellington, and left in the afternoon for Akaroa and Dunedin. The Union Company's Penguin leaves to-night for Wellington, Picton and Nelson, t The ss. Grafton left yesterday afternp:n for Oamaru. The Union Company's Mahinapua arrived yesterday morning from Dunedin, via Oamaru and Timaru, and left in the afternoon for Wellington and West Coast. The s.s. Glaucus arrived ye.teiday afternoon from Newcastle, via Auckland.

THE BANFFSHIRE.

The barque Banffshire, Captain Swiaton, arrived from Calcutta yesterday with a cargo composed ohiefly of cornsacks. She was seventy-five clear days on the passage, rather a lengthy one for a ship of the Banffshire's build, but explained by ,the fact Of her meeting with what must have been to the master a most discouraging continuation of calms or the lightest winds. The vessel was built but four years ago on the Clyde, to the order of T. Lowe and Co, and judging from her lines she should be able to hold her own with the general run of iron ships. She is officered by Mr Allan, •chief, formerly here in the barque Selim, Mr Carnie, second, who are to be complimented ■upon the cleanly and well-cared for condition is which the vessel was when she brought up off Shodes' Bay. She left Bangor Island on October SSth, the pilot going ashore at 3 p.m, that day. The whole road through the Bay of Bengal had nothing but light airs, crossed the Equator on November 12th, in 89.10 eait longitude, and had no better luck through the Indian Ocean. On December 16th crossed the Leuwin meridian in 45.16 S-, having previously gone to 53 south looking for winds. Crossed the meridian of Tasmania on December 25th, and made the Snares on Sunday last. Banks' Peninsula on Thursd y, and anchored as above. Mr C. W. Turner, the agent, gives elsewhere the usual notice to consignees, having' had the vessel berthed at No. 3 Jetty directly Dr. Macdonalo, the Health Officer, had cleared her.

TELEGBAPH NOTICE BOABD.

Aramxs.—Wellington, January 9th, 8.40 a.m., T* Anan, from Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, January ■9ih, 7:50 p-m , Wakatipo, from Lyttelton. De'paktubb — Wellington, January Sth, 1.10 p.m.. Penguin, for Lyttelton.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Aucklasd, January 9.

Sailed—Tarawera, for the South. Passengers— Captain Worsp, Hill, Bainey, Master Horrop, "White, Pennefather, Gileinder, "Thorndyke, Thomson, McGlashan, Meres, Mrs' Lyons,' Spragg, Mrs Em ry, Barteyßon, Edwards, Williams, Missßeid, Miss JP ranee, Harrison, Heymanson, Cowie, GamBide, Henry, Thomson, torratt. Miss Inglis, Bloomfield, Jas. Baymond, J. Hellaby, Misses BaUastyne (3), and Master Bajlantyhe, Wilson, Mr and Mrs Heath and sir children and two servants, Masters Nobbs, Praser, Taylor, and Chapman, Misses Itf inborough acd Boy,- Mr Harris, Mr and Mrs Carter, Promtt, Miss Walker, Mr and Mrs O'Brien, Turk,' Patterson, Miss Evans. Henry, Strangeways, Wilson, Miss Marshall, Dacre, lira Waymonth, Mr and Mrs Withy,] Miss Jordan, Messrs Holmes, Haywood,' Meikle, Mrs Hobart, Walker, Miss Mary 'Walker, Mrs Levin, Mrs and Miss Hunt and infant, Henry Walker, Miss Lyon, Black, 'Jones, Mr and Mrs Bailey, Mr Honisa, B. M. Edan, Xiongbottom, Bell, Ledger, Buckland and son, McCuQough, MoKaughton, Mr and Mrs H. A. Davis, Misses Behtal, Fitzgerald, Hyams, CaptainßusseU. Bingarooma, for Sydney; Cygnet, Sox Tonga; Saucy Kate, for Napier. . Wsuuiraiozr, January 9. Sailed—Penguin, for Lytteltou. Passengers— Messrs Campbell, Garry, Mann, Stewart, Stadans, Bussell and Keith.