EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7728, 6 December 1890, Page 4

EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

LONDOHf- • * / . '. Federal, ti»ip, IMQ tana. .. Wellineten, S,S. apt A. Co.. shin. Waimea, Co., ship, eailed Sep- . Bth. gf dare out,. 9KW Yojrk: ? *"- - Kr Ckmeordit German b&fque, 6*3 tea*, cs. liUtiadea, barove, 1883 tons, m sailed Bth, OT day* out, r Minayhive, ship. £398 tw*s, Oaptaitt to leave in September. Ti.coM a: ~';-• <pft7, barque, 421 tons* MAURmue: Jasper, bavoaetatlne, 251 tone, OaWtalq Rogers/ WVPL. via Port Bh#»' mere. \ ; Aibuera, ship, 1502 tftiaa, Stoveaa. AtTCffiuAKo: H.M.S Coracoa. £iftteltaQ Deeeaa* Seukar. ship, 1304 tops. BstsBANB: r . Nettie, doe. JFirj;h p| Dpmpcftu barqueL9o7 Captain Miller, salto4 flovepab^ F3OJKCTED impAltPUJbUfr', ThQ number denotes the wharf al which ,'«b* ▼ejMwi is berttied. 4. Brablock, ship. ••"- -- 1. Wave Queen, barqut, Captain Kelly.' ;5. WEPatbgpyfe, ship, sJIW Captaia i 6. Auckiaad. shfp, OaptaJo Jarae*. ' : 7. lonic, JI.M. H. 8., Captaia W, S. ■ ;-•■ " Kidley,'».N,a. J --• l!; - - ; ' 7, BttUKiiira, 8.8., CapUin Itartog,; JB.N.K. ■ SOMJSWARD BOU&P, ■ ffoa Ix)»«ow. • .:-...■ DftjtOft*. Nelson, sfetp, Aagptt Wtfe ... U8 ■ Western Hell** Mil« 4 Attgvwt 27.6U M Wairoa.ship, sailed September 28tfh 09 ■ Ajaoieriem«tUp,<*Uß«i October Uto... §a For Urdsbs at O.K. Carl, barque; sailed July #Wi ... 192 Iron X}ukQ,b*rq,ue,ifeU«jd August 4t& JS4 berica, barque, eailed Septe m ber 17ch TO . Nwtheip MoßM«fa,»&ip, sailed $ep- : ... ... .., 7o CawbrfaM* Moaarch, ship, bailed Sep- ... „, .... 7* Largo Bay/ barque, sailed Septem- . , ... 7* Knigot af St. Michael, ship, eafled 1 October 6H» ,„ ... ~V 01 sele» 3?*»tty, twque, aalled October l§tb ~, ■ ~'. ..,61 SUberljoru, pbip, saUed October 31st 97 TELEGRAMS ~ December 5. Arrived—H.3s jcrn., Takapijna, from Lyttel'ton; ® a.m., Turafeina, from London. . ' To p.m., Wakafcu. for Kaikoura. Sailed-i-12.10 p. 01., WakatlpH, for the South, Passengers — Mrs ijlythe and chfia, "Yen. Archdeacbtt Thorpe, Messrs Taylon Wilson, Downey, Anderson, Bonn, Monro, Masters Maher; Roban, Harper (2). Nolan, Fay, Mcßveday. Laverty, Mcßride, Gafifoney, Qullfcin, Taylor (2>, Heneley, Holley, Kane, Daffy (2), Hay ward, and six steerage. . ■ • Port CfIALMBKS, December 5, Sailed—lo,{*<> a.m., Jabilee; for Lybtelton; 5.20p.r0., Tfekapo, for Lytfcelfeon. ' COMMERCIAL *_: GRAltf AND PRODUCE. [ The market, usually dull at this season, ha* Buffered from tiie caused by fch«ieleptipns, aod we have oo essential ohange to record. For pjiUipe »s $, tstix enquiry,. both. f&r interprovinclaj, and vatercolomal wanes, but buyers for Hooie shipmeat are standIng aloof, - Continued dry weather is imparting a more hopeful feeliug in oats, but outside/ of looal necessities there is nothing doing. The absence of rain lias troughs barlef into better favour, and holder* are iacUned to raise tbei? limits. Feas t and beaue are without quotable change. The season for gras* and olovejr seeds being over we have-uophingto repprt. For budter there, is a sustained enquiry tor Jloin&Bblpaient, but valuer are a trtfte easi»r» Cheese it» without,change. Aa already indicated: the want of rftitt is caneing serious apprehension, end, while in some districts the crops are looking well, those on light lands are commeacingi jo euffer. .1 _ ;, Th* following are th» quotations of thei day:— , . r Tpsoaa .. - - 3isdtoS3 6d, Hauter-s .. • .. ' ..'»eldtoß*Bd Chiekwbeat - «.. .. J 2e*dt©aslod, ... Iβ fid to Is 6a Da-lifolior onliuary feed Is 3d to Ls id BetJer-Fairmftltiag ' .. a Ml . • ' ■ Bo.—Medium malilag .. $*S& R*auß .. ■ •• w 2e«d i»e«e .. ... - 2sMto3ssd .. igt-fFeed,. . ,* ~■„ i. 2*<U\oU9& i, ,B|r«Ssraa»(a»aeluoc»-4re»w) «[|a, . ti GeoEsfoOv ~ ... .. Sid to ija . Monr?iaß*6k» (roltorf ' '.. atlOatofllOlOe Flour (ivan) .. '.. <»lOsto «9 iOsr OaUddal '■' *~. eaiOateea Peasi barley .. - <*16.Kb B"aB, .. .- , ..*2JaS PoErd .. • .. .. »ioa % Potatoes Nominal Butter .. ",.. ~. gidwW Oheeu .. .. ..■ 2id to 4J4 Hatnt aad baoofl—lo clefch '7d, 7id, • . Prises for the above are to.b. at Lyttelton. 'MEMORANDA—Sat., Deo» 6. jLvciiomsf. ' i H. Hatsoa and Co.. associated with the National M.At Go. of N.Z., Ltd., at .. TatteraaU'B—'HoVees, &c . MQes and Ck>., at their Booms* at 12*Land. ' ■ < > A. Bdauchamp and C0.,-at their .Booms, at 11-* Produce, fruit; &c. Wilson and Sous, at their yards—Poultry, plge, horses, cows, See. , J. B. King and Co.. ao their yards, at 11.80 ' —Horses, poultry, pigSj&c» . " Wm. Buss, at Rangiora—wool. Benn and Co.* at Amberley—-WooL ' ' J» Bowaun and Son, at their Booms, at 11—Furniture, &c. < ■ . - Norton and Co., ac their rooms* at - -. 11—Produce, furniture, &c. > MSKTIRQS,, AMoßßMft^£^ ;! &o; ' Oddfeliows' Hall—Concert. t . ;. ' Druids'fiall-Druida,at7.39., ~ .< t Corner Colombo and Gloucester streets-* Flower show, tak& and apron fair. Theatre Boyal— Harvey -Bros.' Minstrel Company. > ' ~'■■* ADJUDIOATIOW IN BANKBUPTOY., December sth—Thomas Woodward, of Sydenham (late of Governor's Bay}, dairy farmer, unemployed. ...... 13&1U tfOTlUJte. Halle close for the following places a* under, subject to the necessary, altera* Mone:— SATURDAY, , DECEMBER c. For Otago, per Wakatipa, at 11.10 a.m.; late fee letters a.10.; guard's vgn, 22.10 p.m. train. for Northern Ports and Australian. Colonies, and also for West Coast Bays (to ■ connect with Hinemo& at Wellington), per Tekapo, at) 7.45 p.m.; late fee letters, 8 p.m.; guard's van, 9.5 p.m. train. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. For South America, United Kingdom, and Continent of Europe, perB.M.S. lonic, as follows:—Ordinary letters, 1.30 p.m; late fee letters,, 14a p.m.; registered letters, booics, newspapers and money orders, 1 p.m.; parcels post parcels, 12 noon: guard's van, 2.40 p.m. train. This mail will be due in London on 22na January, 1891. , "PRESS P-A-P-A-ITU I. of 4ft' "JSaILY PRESS * wad - 6*4 |wm ( ». MR X M HORNER 'TOBACCONIST, 'J . *$&M WAITING BOOM, "watlilTitii AalMhsook a Mils , Ja|rowTO<Jti