PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7546, 8 May 1890, Page 4

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

WkAXHBn Rkpobt—Wednesday, May 7. ■ Wind, calm; bright sunshine. 9 a.m. noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... ... 30.05 30.15 30.06 Sbermometer 59 62 63 High Waxes-Thursday, May 8. ■■ Morning, 6.47; evening, 7.17. Sunrises, 7.3 a.m.; sets, 4.50 p.m. . Moon rises, 7.27 p-m.; sets, 10.20 turn.

Abbivjbd—May 7. "Wakatu, s.s.» 115 tons, Wills, from S Wellington via Kaikoura. Kiuaey and x. agents. Jane Douglas, s.s., 85 tons, Whitby, from Akaroa, via the Bays. Cuff and Graham, agents, M Jubilee, 5.8., 1410 tons, Brothers, from lunedin, via Timara. Passengers — Tor Sydney—Mrs and Miss Donnail/, MQgses Forst, Lockley, Hamilton, Smidt, 'Messrs Hanby, B. Brown, Smidt, Sanders, Donweli, Pearce, Anderson, Reid, Fox, *Mr and Mrs Nicoll and two children, Mrs Maldand and live children. ForLycttel- ' tost—Misses Yores and Lamb, Messrs Wagstaff, Symond and Sibald. For Wellington—Mr Brown and Miss JBenfleld. 3K» Melbourne—Mr and Siiss Gech, Mrs and--Miss Peters. Steerage—Sydney, Sβ; £«ytteiton, 7; Wellington, 3; Melbourne, Kioeey and Co., agents. Cleared—May 7. Maud Graham, scHooaer, 80 tons, Fitzjgerald, tor Auckland. Cnn* and Graham, l^ente. Sailed—May 7. - Blenheim, ship, 1077 tons, Colvllle, for tiondon. Palgety and Co., agents. 1 XHngadee, c.8., 640 tons, Stewart, for .Westport. Union Steamship Company, Imports. '.. Wakatu, from WeUington-22,«)0ft timber. 40 kegs skins, 163 bdla iron, 700 atavea. ij&ga. ■.■ . _ Exports. Maud Graham, for Auckland—l2oo ska frheat. , t , Brunner—For Timaru—ll coila wire, 88 .nkgs euodrles. ForOaoaaru —lOpkgs. For 'punedin—lo cases pieklen, 12 crates bi*- , toite, 19 cases tea, 11 empty hhds, 75 pkgs Itundries. For Melbourne—ls sacks cocks"foot, ' .." '..■..•" .'" '• i I BotoiOa—For WelUngton—2 bales wool-; packs, 121 eacks chaff, 0 caves iron, 1 boxes |ru1t,155 sacks beans, 4 bells shafts, 33 MCks onions, 36 pkgs sundries. For "Sydney—3 For picton—2 cases tea, 1 ttuse. For jbJlenheim—2 bales drapery, *Iplcgs. For Wanganui—l3 hal£-boses soap, ; yfdrunas dip, 3 pkgs. For Patea—s pkgs. *Ww Nelson—l 7 eaofes potatoes, 14 pkgs. . 7 Herald—For Greymouth—4 cases tea, 3 :do drapery, 2 bales do, 12 sacks onions, 6 nkgs fibre, 32 sacks malt, 1 horse, 110 pkgs *Iroairork, 245 sacks chaff, 85 pkgs sundries. " JTor Hokitika—2o sacks oats, 1U do wheat, 130 do eharpa, 120 bass flour, 36 pkgs iinjpidriee. ' . -, .. ■< ,

■ Bleobeimj ship, sailed for Londoa first 4 thiftpf y wterday. • ■■'..■ Wakatu, 8.5., arrived from Wellington, via, Kaikoura, at an early boor yesterday \ . Arawa, e.s. r Shaw, Savill and Albion Company* mail steamer, is due in Fort; i to-morrow morning from jDunedin* Stirlingshire, ship, Iβ now ready for sea, .&& should sail at the latter end of this mek* : -■■■•■ ' - - - Jane Dougiae, s.e., aniyed from Akaroa' iftsfe eight. She leaves for Kaikoqra to- ■ fffghfc- ■'.. - ■■.' •*'■: ;-.•'..,->'-.. - ..,:. ' f TinfipMiee, 5.8., sailed tor Weetport last eighEr ■ - ■'• -■ ■ -■■,?,■■•■- ---• , Stand Graham, schooner, cleared for ;4t?ckJand, with a full cargo of wheat, -fecterday. • r jßMlee, 8.5., arrived from Donedta via ,-Tiimraate.W p.m. last night. She left . Punedlo at 3 p.m on the 3rd, and arrived .atTlmani at 8 a.m. on the4th, and-was detained through the heavy swell running -Into the harbor until the 6th inst., ana Ufa all 5 a.m. on the 7fch for Lyttelton, • Mrifing as above. She fcopk in at Timaru j eeOO. bags of produce for Sydney and 40 ; tOBA o£ general cargo for Ly ctelton..