PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XLV, Issue 7171, 5 October 1888, Page 4

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wsatskb Bbport—October 4. overcast. Wind.lS.W., Izht Barometer. 29.70; thermometer, 62. BtoH Water—This Day. Ift— iwff, aIS ; evening. 3.44. Arrived—October 4. Koranui, s.s.. 301 tons, Byan, from Dunedin via. Oamaru and Timaru. Passengers—Messrs Bedwood Bannatyne, and Willis. Union Steamship Company, agents, \"Faihora, s.s., 12T9 tons Popbam, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, Agents. Sybil, schooner, 150 tons, Bell, from Long Island via Noumea. Fraser and Maicolmson, agents. Takapuna, 830 tons. Grant, from Wellington, Picton, and Nelson. Passengers—Miss Speed, Mesdames Kempthorae and Rutherford and child, Cape Cameron, Messrs Singer, Gielding, McCorquodale, King Thomas, Paul, and Arrowsnuth, and five steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. _ . Manapouri, s.s.. 1030 tons, Logan, from Melbourne, via Hobart and South. Passengers— Misses Pratt, Bowron, Herbert, Clements, and Spencer, Judge Broad, Captain Douglas, Messrs Abbott, Pratt <2), Hamershaw, Mateon (2), Brown, Wood, Ashby, Gardiner, Lawton, Lindsay, Greavflle, Donaldson (2), Summers, Rilev, and twelve steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Queabed —October 4. Norman McLeod, barque, tons, ior London. N.Z. shipping Company, agents. Prince Bupert, ketch, 60 tons, Williams, for Waoganni. Fraser and Malcolmson, agents. StTf.Ttn—October 4. Manapouri, 1020 tons, Logan, for Auckland and East Coast ports. Passengers—For Wellington—Miss Parson and Mr Dawiex. For Kapier—Mr Bowen. For Auckland—Messrs Moore and Smith. Union Steamship Company, agents. Waibora, 83., 1279 tons, Popham, for f~ydney, via Wellington. Passengers— or Wellington—Mu» Carson, Mrs Alcorn, .Messrs Dawson, Baker, Baxter, and Montague. For Sydney — Miss Hicks, Mr 'and "Mrs Fletcher, Mr and Mrs Loui*son, Mr and Mrs Harris and child, Mr and Mrs Jioberte and child, Mr and Mrs Judge and lainily <6), and Mr and Mrs Levienaad 3 children. Union Steamship Company, agents. i&jranui, 301 tons, Ryan, for Wellington and Greymoath. Passengers—For Wellington—Miss Preston. For Greymoath—Misses McDougall and Vincent (4). Union Steamship Company, agents. Takapuna. 830 tons, Grant, for Dunedin. Passengers — Capt. Cameron and Mr Fraser. union Steamship Company, Balmoral Castle, S.S., 20a9 tons, Cringle, for London, via Urn Bloffi. C. W. Turner, agent. Jane Douglas, S.S., 96 tons, Whitby, for Kaikoura. CufiandGraham, agents. Ijipokts. Kosanui—2o cases whiskey, 63 casks tallow. Takapuna—ls cases gin, 30 do jam, 20 do herrings, 40 drums oil, 75 boxes tea, 87 pkgs. Sybil—22o tons guano. Manapouri—Prom. Melbourne—ls sks pepper, -300 bags rice, 90 bales woolpacks, k> cast** tea, 12 barrels coffee, 73 pkgs. From Bluff—l sack oysters. From Dunedin— 12 hhds ale, 23 pkgs sundries. Exports. Prince Bapert—642 sks oats, 28 bales hay, 18 sks potatoes, 10 sks flour. Takapana—For Dunedin—7o boxes soap, 6 case<> fruit, 5 sks onions, 100 cases geneva, 73 pkgs. For Oamaru—lß cases tea, 40 boxes soap, 11 pkgs sundries. Koranui—For Wellington—2o sks peas, 40 do. wheat, 2 eases bacon, 28 pkgs. For Greymoath—B hhds ale, 8 sks onions, 50 plates iron, 150 bars da, 12 bales hay, 117 pkgs sundries. Jane Douglas—For Kaikouras, 500 bricks, 4 bags rice, 5 pkgs.

Included in the manifest of Wai mate is 300 tons salt for Henry Berry and Cα,' The Union Steamship Company's s.s. - "Wafhora, Captain T. Pooham, arrived yes--teadsy morning at &30 o'clock from Dunedio, Tie Oamara. Mr Fenwicke (parser) ■ reports:—Left Danedin at 1.20 p.m. on the 2nd inett, called at Q&maru, and arrived in port as above. Experienced fine -weather throughout the passage. In the evening she left fox vv'ellineton and Sydney. Yesterday the topsail schooner Sybil arrived in port from. Long Island -via Noumea. Of the passage Captain Geo. j&eQ reports:—Left Long Island on • September 4th and experienced strong S.K." winds far ten days, arriving at- Noumea on the 14th. After landing proceeded on the voyage on -the latb, and thence to Stephen's Island, on October 2nd, had S. and S.E. -winds. In Cook Strait experienced nor'■westers, and when off the Brothers a heavy gale from the 5.2. was met with which lasted for ten hoars, the vessel running to the lee of Mana Island for ■shelter.- The gale moderated, and thence to arrival had N.W. The Sybil conies to ■ this part with a full cargo of guano, and is moored at the No. 4 wharf. The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Maoapouri, Captain Logan, arrived yesterday morning at 9.13 o'clock from Melbourne via Hobarc and South. Mr C. H. Hudson, purser, supplied us with the following report of the voyage:—Left Melbourne at 6 p.m. on 23th September, passed Swan Island on 25th, and arrived at Hobart on .27th; left again same day, passed the ijolandere at 5 p.m. 30th alt., and arrived cx the Blaffat 4 a.m. on Ist October; left again at 4 p.m. same day, and arrived at Dunedin at 5.30 a.m. on 2nd inst.; left again at 2J3Q a.m. on 3rd inst. for Lytcelton, arriving as above. Experienced fine "weather to the BlufE, thence to arrival strong N.W. winds with heavy sea*. She ateacned for northern ports last night. The Union Steamship Company's s.s» Takapuna,CaptainGrant,arriTed yesterday morning at 7.15 o'clock, from Wellington, Ficton, and Nelson. Mr Masaey, purser, reports!— Left Nelson at 5 p.m. on 2nd inst., called at Picton, and arrived at Wellington at 9.45 ajn. on 3rd, left again at 2.45 p.m. same day for Lyttelton, arrivingas above. Experienced fine weather to^Wellington; thence to arrival strong . N.W. winds and heavy sea. At 4 p.m. she left for Danedin. The Union Steamship Company's s.s. Koranni, Captain Ryan, arrived yesterday morning at S o'clock from Dunedin, via O&maru and Timaro. Mr Dale (parser) reposes:—Left Dunedin at 10 p. m. on the Ist last., called at O&maru and Timaru, leaving the latter port at 5 p.m. on the 3rd for Lyttelton, arriving as above. Experienced fine weather throughout the trip. At pun, she steamed for Wellington and Greymcath. For London via the Bluff the Colonial Shipping Company's s.B. Balmoral Castle steamed hence at 2 p.m. yesterday. Tbe s.B. Jane Douglas, for Kalkoora, got away on her usual weekly trip to that port at 6 p.m. yesterday. For London the barque Norman McLeod cleared at the Customs yesterday. She -will get away to sea to-day. For Wanganui, with a full load of prodace, the ketch Prince Rupert cleared at the Customs yesterday. MOVEMENTS OF MATT, STEAMERS. The U.S.S. Co.*a s.s. Te Anaa leaves the Bloff to-day for Hobart and Melbourne. The P. and O. Co.'s β-s. Corotuandel leaves Melbourne to-day for Adelaide and