PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7540, 2 May 1890, Page 4

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

; Wxjlxhbb Report—Thursday, May L \ Wind—N.E. fresh; sky overcast. . I a a-m. noon. 5 n.m. ; Barometer ■ «-. 30.43 30.43 30.54 f Thermometer.. 62 84 .64 i ..._ HiobWaibr—Friday, May 2. \ Morning, 1.44; evening, 2.6. ? Son rises, 6.56 a.m,; sets, 4.59 p.m. I Moon rises 3.54 p.m.; sets, 3.17 a.m. i - ' . I ! Abbivbd—May 1. i Timaru, ship, 1306 tons, Fullarton, from i Melbourne. Dalgetsand. Co., agente. I Passenger-r-Mrs Fullaf ton. ; - KawatirL e.s., 453 tons, Apstein, from « Westport. Union Steamship Company, I ursnts. .■ -■ ' ■ •■ . • < Penguin, 8.5., 749 lone, Bernech, fro,m * Wellington. Passengers — Hon. Fergus, I Messrs Davis, bhackletdn, Watson, and 2 j \ steerage. Union Steamship Company, \ agents* ' Waihora, s.s., 2003 tons, Anderson, from I bunedin. Passengers—Misses Spence, I, Hastfe, Martin, Brown, Scott, Campbell, I Mesdames Bone, Thomas, Miles, HenderI eon, Burston, Romche, Campbell, Messrs I Loader, Howe, Fitzpatrick, Henderson. I Romche, Campbell, C/Niera, Astrop, I Bichard, Leer, Ford, Allen, Cullis, Hon. I H. Spenely, Captain Batman, Major I Barston, and 20 steerage. Union Steam--1 ship Company, agents. " . .. ■ Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons, Shepherd, from ! Manukau, via Taranaki ana Wellington. 5 Passengers—Misses Munro, Morris, Wig--4 gins, Macfarlane, Mesdames George and a infant, Carrow, Ludford, Macfarlane, I Leonard, Edwards and family (2), Mr and '.] Mrs Mclndoe and family (6), Mr and Mrs ! Hodge and child, Mr and Mrs Hogg, Mr i» "and Mrs Verdon and family, Messrs I Wood, Gray, Carrow, Bethell, King, Hudf Bon, Izard (5), Barker, Gordorjt, McConnell, \ Climie, Mendelssohn, Turner, Elkinton, Hasaall, Holmes, Dalston, Schweiger, £ . Campbell, Falk, Nairn, Perman, Wright, " King, Skelton, Coombs, Ginger, Scoae, I Gray, Perry, Aitkinson, Perry, Watson, I Haigh, Cotter, Hey wood, MctJill, Nevend, I Voss, Heroson,, Opie, Birdling, AUbone (2>, I Parker, McQuilkin, Masters Izard and I Ludford. Union Steamship Company, I agents. I B4uroto, 8.5., 1988 tons, Neville, from I Danedin, via Oarcaru and Timaru. Pas- \ sengers—'Misses Willis, Austin (3), Eagle,' I Sray, Mesdames Cameron, Austin and I »on, Messrs Austin,. Cleland, and six I Bteetage,. Union Steamship Company,; I LftWaitl, S.S., 453 tons, McDonald, from v. Oamaru. Unloh Steamship Company, I ngfinU. -.._. mL _

Maud Graham, schooner, 80 .tons, Fitzgerald,, from -Napier. Caff and Graham,: agents. Beautiful Star, 8.8., rTTfons, Spedding,; from Dunedia via Tlmaru and Akaroa,* Union Steanaanip Company, agents. - ; ''. ■ 't'i ':;z\: •■•; SAILBtH-May 1. - ; ■-■/ : '*s Hauroto, 1988 tone, Neville, for Sydney via Wellington. Passengers — Misses Monogaey Beet <2>, Bannard JEtowe, Peatty, Meedatnes Duke, Bradley, Tamer, Aitken, Rev. and Mrs Baumber, Messrs Jobuboo, McGreaham, Peafce, Carrow, Rlllan, Crookes, -Lindsay, Gelman, Mychett, Capper, Kirton, Danks, Sa6k. Robertson, Bain, Masters Wright, Davm, Mr and Master Beamish. Union Steamship-Company, agents. Takapuna, s.s., 930 tone. Shepherd, tor Donedip. , PassengersT-JMase Matthew*, r sln Smltfat&er. Grewea and Master Naacartcw. Union Steamship Company,, Tpenguin,. s.e. 749 tons, Bernech, for p^ ft nttira.n, via Wellington and TaranakL Union Steamship Company; agents. ■ ■ Wakatu, 115 tons, Wilis, for Weltlngton via Kaikoura, Kineey and Co., Douglas, e.s., 85 tons, Whitby, for JKeikoara. Cuff and agents. Kawatlri, 8.9., 453 tons, Apsteia, for Weetport, Union Steamship Company, agents, . - ■ • •' ■-'■■ '--■ ■ '' • ■ ■ ■■■■ r Doric, R.M, 8.8,, 4474 tons, Jennings, for -Rio dg Janeiro and London. Dalgety and ■<kfc, agents. Passengers for London:— ■iFirsfc saloon—Mr James Bars ton, Mrs M. tßanton, Miss Elsie Barston, Masters -Stanley and Roy Burston and nurse, Miss J£. SL Miles, Mr Ottaßoincke, Mrs Janet Bolacke, Hon. Howard Spensley, Mr Basil Brooke, Mrs Mena Brooke, Messrs Mackie, W. B. Cooke, A. W. Field, C Frean, Gimson, Mrs Gimson, Mr -Frank King, Mrs C. ML King, Messrs HP. ;Pynsent, Smiles. Whiteley, Glynn, ffnztcia B. Baber, Miss Rosa Baber, Mr Arthur E. Knignc, Dr. Keightly, Miss Keightly, Messrs V. W. Strange and Montgomery, Mise Marian Wilson, Miss -Jenny Wilson and maid, Messrs Cecil, . W.-3r. Warner, J. G. Ruddenklau, Mrs S. Bnddenklau, Miss Annie Ruddenklau, Mr Cecil A. De Lautour, Miss Mabel De Lautour, Miss Lambie, Miss McKerrow, ;Mr John Jas. Torre, Mrs B. F. Torre, Mise Bt Torre, Mies G. Torre, Miss Jw Ribbons, Messrs Frank *- L. Gordon and William' James, Mr Perry, Mrs iPerry, -Mr and Master Izard. For Rio de Janeiro —Mr H. H. Paliret, Mrs Paliret. ' Second Saloon—For London— Messrs P. Fipeter, J. Shaw, A. Rolleston, H. Quane, Mrs H. Quane, Master Quane, Messrs J. H. Holmes, John Scott, Mrs C. i Scott, Master S. Scott, Master W. Scott, Mrs M. A. Skelly, Mr Hodge, Mrs Hodge, Miss Mabel Hodge, Mrs Macindo, Miss Macindo, Master Macindo, Miss Swain, Mr Henry Loader, Miss Homersham, Messrs T. S; Cousins, C. E. Cullls, V. S. Bawling, F. H. Clark, Robert Pritchard, Barry S. Holt, Mrs Jean Holt, Messrs Join Goold, Percy Campbell/ Mies Ada Campbell, Mrs Francis Campbell, Messrs J. H. Astrop, H. Tnomson. Steerage—For London—Messrs S. Norris, M. McDonald, Mrs McDonald, Master D. McDonald, Master McDonald, Messrs Thoe. Hamill, Alex. Alexander, M. Henderson, Misses E. Gillespie, A. Gillespie, M. Gillespie, F. A. Chamberlain, Messrs John Linton, James Plummer, Donald McLe&nan* Mrs Ann McLennan, Miss Marion McLennan, Masters W. McLennan, B. McLennan, G. McLennan, Messrs Jas. Voss, Cbas. Skelton, Geo. Burgess, Henry I Seorge, Richard Hamer, Patrick Cordan, William Kellow, Mrs Kate Kellow. Mr Stephen Woodneld, Mesdames H. Woodtela, B. Leonard, Mrs Edwards and fiuslly, Mr J. Byrne, Mr Husband and family, Messrs John Shiel, John Parkin, Win* Appleby, Mrs S. Appleby, Messrs James Hamilton, R. C. Hassell, W. S. SUtiseton, H. AUbone, D. Edwards, Master H. Edwards, Miss J. Edwards. Waihora, s.s., 2003 tons, Anderson, for via Wellington, Napier, Glsborne, .and Auckland. Passengers—Misses Llnnard, Potter, Nathan, Vernon, Trevorah, Potter, Mackay, Backlaud, Parkinson, Pollard ffih Salek, Melrose, Duncan, Smith, Wateon, Evans, Hill, Bang, Little, Angel, Wheeler, Mannering, Munro, Gillman, Edwards, Doonolly, Scott, Healey, Eider, Cotterill, Rhind, McKenzie, Merivale. Gomon, Ward, Liddaxd, Mesdames Evans, Davis, Htck, Blundell, Blundell, Greenick, McKenzie and two children, Jahell, Rev. Thorpe, Bishop of Nelson, Major Akenham and servant, Rhind, Milla and party, Hon. Stevens, Dr. Loughrey, Messrs Holme, Wales, Nalder, Stagpole, Deacon, Elliott, Grace, Miller, Dalrymple, Kernoh, Pike, Dank, Austin, Jack, Bridge, Ingaieri, Ambrose, Austin, rrevorah; Beaumont, Neilson, Briggs, Lennane, Leslie, Elton, Musgrave, Carter, MaßO^' t fi , " McKenzie, Jahell, Beamish Granry, Masters Hntchinson, Tiffin, Naldex. union Steamship Company, agents. Ikports. rakapuaa-Fronv Manukau-3e packets iron* 1500 bars do, 60 cases oranges. Vokss. From TatanaM-eS bales f&x? Fiom Wellington—4pkgs. Haoroto — From Dunedin—6 eases, 6 boxes. f" Jane Douglas—From Akaro&—l62 sacks seed, 316 loose, cheese, 40 cases do, 5 sacks bacon, 7 bags fish, 1 hide, 18 pkga. Penguin—From Nelson—lß pkgs. From Wellington—2B tubes, 84 Back* grass BomL - ■^ rrf .

— From tons Wesfcporfr-80 tons coal. \vatoS»~Biom Melboarne—l7o halfchestetea, 28 cheete do, 70 boxes do, a cases fish, 5 do champagne, 19 do wine, 10 ar.-casksbmndy,B6pkgssundries. From Hobart—2 cases apples. From Bluff—JO cases cheese. 14 sacks oysters, 6 pkßs. From Dunedln—l2 crates empties, i kild ale, 6 hhds do, S3 pkgs sundries. From Fort Chalmers—2 bags oysters. Exports. Takapuna—For Bunedin—2 cases coffee, 15 cases pickles, 4 cheete tea, 25 sacks malt, 6 pkgs. - Hauroto—For Sydney—2 casks sodium, 9 pkgs. , ■ ; , The steamer Colac will arrive here this evening from Newcastle direct, with a cargo of coals for Messrs Geo. McClatchie and Co. The Maori, the third new steamer of the Shavr, Savill, and Albion line, was signalled off Otago Heads yesterday afternoon. Waihora, 5.3.. Captain Anderson, arrived at 9 aim. yesterday from Dunedin, which port she left at 4.30 p.m. yesterday, arriving as above.' She experienced fine weather up the coast, with light variable winds. She left yesterday evening for Sydney, via Northern ports. Takapona, s.s., Captain Shepherd, arrived at 7,30 a. m. yesterday from Manukau, via Taranaki and- Wellington. She lefc Onehunga at 5 p.m. on the 28th, called at Taranaki on the 29th and arrived at Wellington at 7 a.m. on the 30th, sailed again at 3.30 p.m. and arrived as above. Experienced line weather from Manukau to Wellington, thence to arrival strong southerly gale. Yesterday afternoon ehe proceeded to Donedin, where she will be docked. . Hauroto, 8.8., Captain Neville, arrived at 7 a.m. .yesterday from Dunedin, via Oamaru and Timaru. She left Dunedin at 11 a. m. en the 28th, Oamaru at 11 p.m. on the 29th, and Timaru, at 7.30 p.m. yesterday, arriving as above. Experienced fine weather up the coast. For Sydney, via Wellington, she steamed yesterday afternoon.

Blenheim, ship, will be cleared at the Customs, to-day, for London, with a full cargo of produce, loaded by Messrs Dalgety and Co. Martha Fisher, barque, was berthed at the Gladstone pier on Wednesday even-

Beautiful Star, s.s., arrived in Port yesterday evening, from Dunedin, via Timaru and Akaroa.

Wakatu, a>B.,left yesterday evening for Kaikoura and Wellington. Maud Graham, schooner, arrived from Napier yesterday evening with a cargo of timber.

Jane Douglas, s.s., left yesterday evening for Kaikoura. She returns to port this evening. Titnaru, ship, Captain Fullarfcon, arrived from Melbourne early yesterday morning. She sailed from Melbourne on April 16th, and experienced light airs and calms for a greater part of the voyage. The Snares was sighted on Friday, April 25th, and Port Chalmers passed on Monday last. Variables and light breezes' continued up the coast, ana Banks' Peninsula was sighted at midnight on Tuesday, when a southerly breeze was met with, and she anchored in the stream at 3 a.m. yesterday. She comes to load produce for London on account of Messrs Dalgety and Co. Kawatiri, 8.8., arrived from Westport •yesterday, w.th a cargo of coal, and left on the return crip in the evening. OrowaitL 5.8., arrived from Oamaru yesterday alternoOQ.