PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7874, 27 May 1891, Page 4

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

JPbasbs of thb Moon. Valcolattd for Mew Zealand Mean Time. Mat.

Arrived —May 26. Eotorua, s.s.. 92b* tous, Stott. from Danedln. Passengers—Miss Iloggard, Mre and Misß Atkiusuii, Mr aud Mr» Syine, 2 children, and nurse, JMiss Hardy. Union Steamship Company, agents. Manapouri, s.s., ic&a tone, Logan, from Wellington. Pasieu^ers —Dr. and Mrs Fergus and infant, Mr and Mrs Morris, Mr ftnd Mrj Miackleton, Miss Mitchell, Mr<* Wakcham, Miss Harraan, Messrs ThompBon, Kilgoor, G. Harper, Stune, Metz, Cowan {Z), Hookway, R. J. Goodman, Mackay, Masters, Morrah, Kemp (2), laarci, and 15 steerage. Union Steamship Company, ageiila. John Bell, schooner, 91 tone, Kirk. Sailed—May 26. Rotorua, s.e., 926 tons, Stott, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Thomas, Stevens, Robinson, Mrs Robiuson and :hild, Mr and Mrs Hubuard, Master [rviue, Messrs Dalstou, Haesal, Candy, Lougurey, and two steerage. Uuioa Steamship Company, agents. Manapouri, )*.&., 1783 tons, Logan, for Melbourne via XJuuedin. JPasse ushers — For Duaedin—Misses Robisoa, Boyd. For Melbourne—Messrs Armstrong, Friedlander, Brown, Mr and Mrs Malteer, and four steerage. Herald, s.s,, 573 tons, Jones, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura. Mahlnapua, 8.5., 423 tons, Sped ding, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Wareatea, s.s., 460 tons, Lambert, for Greymouth direct. Unioo Steamship Company, agents. Imports. Mahinapua—From Wellington—4 boxes dah, 3 cases fish. From Nelson—l case game. Herald • — From Danedln — 3 octaves •whiskey, 2 cases brooms, 100 boxes candles, 7 cases, 6 bars steel, 7 casks crystals, 4 do, 1 plate, 24 bars iron, 3 hhds, 2 cases, 1 do dynamite, Rosamond — From Greymouth — 278 sleepers, 399 bags coke, 117 tire lumps, 53 do blocks, 1300 bricks, 1 cask, 1 case boots, t trunks, 600 tons coaL JEtotorua —From Dunedin—2o cases whiskey, 1 do cigars, 5 qr-casks brandy, 5 nct&ves brandy, 16 bags sugar, 25 cases (am) 2 kegs arsenic, 3 bars copper, 12 ingots do, 40 tins lead, 6 cases iron, 4 sacks figs, 1 mat rice, 8 casks, 9 hhds, 6 kegs, 33 cases, 8 pkgs. Manapouri—From Wellington—2o cases whisky, 24 do wine, 2 kegs butter, 5 oases batter, 2 kegs honey. 21 sacks hides, 11 bags coal, 10 do coke, 4 cases fish, 3 cases. From Auckland—493 bags sugar, 2 sacks oysters, 1 base tobacco, 194 bare iron, 9 bdls do, 40 sacks lime, 150 cases oranges, 5 crates cocoauuts, 30 sacks maize, 5 cases bananas, 30 bdls sacks, 9 caees Vestas, 13 cases. From Gisborne—l bag seed, 4 pheasants. From Napier—l pel. Mahinapua—From weatport—3o6 tons coal. Wareatea—From Westport—4so tons coal. *■ Wakatu — From Kaikoura —140 bales *601, 14 do skins, 132 sks wheat> 196 iheep, 22 ; 000f t timber, 62 pkgs. fiXPORXS. Manapouri'—For Dunedin—s sks peas. For Bluff—l case, 24 sks onions. JTor Melbourne—l3B cases meats, 1 cuse plants, 5 sks, 1 truss, 13 half-chests tea, 100 sks j potatoes, 1 ca«e, 2 horses. j Penguin—For Welliugton—l2 boxes, 15 crates, 1 bdl trees, 1 case plants, 27 cases apples, 2 plates iron, 100 ska Hour, 80 bags flour. For Nelson—l 4 cases tea, 3 trussed, 6 cases, 1 craw. For Pictou—l bdl trees,! 1 pel, 1 crate, 2 eases. For Wanganui—2 cases. For Napier—l case. . Manapouri, s.s., arrived at 3.30 a.m. yesterday morning from Wellington and Northern ports. She left Auckland on the 21st inst. at 12.30 p.m., Gisborne on the 22nd, Napier on the 23d, and Wellington at 12.30 p.m. yeHteruay. Experienced fine "Weather along the coast. l'he schooner John Bell was signalled from the North when our report lett. The Akaroa left for her usual trip to the Bays, and the Wakatu left for Kaikoura and Wellington late in the evening. The Manapouri got away for Melbourne via Duuediu at a lew minutes past one. The Wareatea and Herald left for Greymouth during the afternoon. The former proceeds direct, while the latter visits Wellington first. There were no less than seven coastal steamers engaged at the wharves during the forenoon yesterday. The Wareatea, Rosamond and Mahiuapua were busy discharging coal, having brought between them 1356 tons for this port. The Kotorua, WakHtu, Manapouri and Herald were discharging and taking in general merchandise, and srave the wharves quite an Active appearance.

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