PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 8197, 13 June 1892, Page 4

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

, Weather RspoßT-Sunday, June 12. Wind, N.E., cloudy. 9 a.m. noon. 5 p.mBarometer ... 29,12 29A4 »M Thermometer ... *>* °* "" High Water— Monday, June 13. Morning, 6.4; evening, 6.32. sSSlrials, 1M a.m.; sets, 4.26ip.m. Moon rises, 6.36 p.m.; sets, 9.06 a.m. Weatheb Foeecast. Captain Edwin wired to Captain Clark on Saturday af ternopn « foUovvs . •• N. W. to W; and S. gale, rain, falling, but rising after twelve hours from now, and very cold weather. Arrived—June 11. - _ v{«.i c a 779 tons, McLean, a rua ntS ss, 926 tons, Stott, from WeUtoSSn, PaEsengers-Miss Mitchell, Montgomery, Bowerman. Messrs Lampert, Neill, Foster, Wright7March,Elerig, Crawford, Balleston Flanagin, Barber, McCeymont, &wernin (2)', Highman, Nirfiolson, Mitchell Denny, Sir John Hall, Rev. Father Glnnaty; and ten steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Wellington, ship, 1247 tons, Cowan, from H Sffis£3is.- * tons, Whitby, from Akaroa. Cuff and Graham, agents. June 12. Brunner, s.s., 540 tons, Waller, from Wellington. Union Steamship company, .sents. ~ (Sailed—June tl Rotorua, s.s., 926 tons, Stott, for Wellington, Picton and Nelson. Passengers-ForWellington-Misses Randeley,.Manning; Westwood, Mesdames Matthews, Broldhurst, ReV. Habens. hurst, Roach, McCormick, Hart, »™ierfotd, Simpson, Isaacs, Hewlon. Union Steamship Company, agents. ~ June 12. JaneDoußlas, s.s., 95 tons, Whitby, for Kaikoura. Cuff and Graham, agents. , Annie Wilson, schooner, 100 tone, Uurray, for Kaipara. J. B. Way, agent. Exports. j Haurofeo— cases fruit, j _0 hares. For Brisbane-9 bales hay, 1 pkee. Foe Newcastle-100 sks malt, 400 aklpotatoes, 100 sks peas, 5 c&esJiams. i For Sydney-300 sks malt, 103 sks onions, | 4540 sks potatoes, 850 sks flour, 391 sks j «ats» 624 sks wheat, 366 sks bran. 1 bdle ferns, 8 bales hay, 28 sks oatmeal, 2 cases cheese, 4 pkgs harrows, 17 cases bacon. 2 SiW 3 pcs K iron, 171 sks barley, 120 sks turnips, 1 case fplants, 60 sks seed, 102 sks peas-, 39 pkgs. ( Imports* Janet Nicoll—From Grey mouth—l pair oellows, 41 bags coke, tons coal, 16 ? Rotorua — From Wellington —42 bdls wire, 1 case game, 200 itoxes, 1 bdl trees, I7Go«tave9, 58 sk3 seed, 54 pkgs. Suva—2Bß bchs bananas, 3 cases do, lo bags cocdanuts, 14 cases do. From Levuktt—7 cases fruit, 12 sks cocoanuts, 13 sks peanuts. From Nelson—l sk wheat, 85 sks bark, 859 sleepers. From Greymouth—l case. From Westport—l case. From Picton—l cask frost fish. From {fapier—3 casks. .

The B.s. Brunher was coming up the harbour when oar despatch left Pore last night. The schooner Clio is busy taking a cargo Of produce for Hokitika. The - Union Steamship Company's Pukaki, having completed the discharging of her coals, sailed on Saturday evening forOamaru.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's direct liner made a start on Saturday to put out her inward cargo of general merchandise. Her outward cargo of wheat and frozen mutton was also being rapidly put on board. At her forward hatch the barque Thurso is putting out the balance ot her cargo, while at her after hatch she is taking in her cargo of general produce for Newcastle. From Newcastle she goes on to the Mauritius.

The barque Mimi having taken in sufficient wheat to stiffen her, is putting uut from her forehold the last of her ballast, The barque Clara is now about half full, andit the weather favours loadina operations, is expected to have the whole of her cargo on board by the end of this week. The Union Steamship Company's Rotorua arrived irom Wellington on Saturday morning, and after handling a quantity of cargo, returned attain in the evening. . The s.s, Janet Nicoll arrived from Greymouth on Saturday morning with' a full load of coals, after which she sailed again in the evening for Greymouth direct. The barque August Burchard sailed on Saturday morning for the United Kingdom for orders, getting away with a stiff north-west breeze behind her. She takes Home a full cargo of oats shipped by the Kaiapoi Produce and Milling Company. The barque Paquita, loaded by Messrs THnsey and Co., is expected to sail for the United Kingdom today.

The next boat to put in an appearance should he the Nor'-wester, 547 tons, Captain Young, which left Melbourne for this port on May 28th. She comes to load grain for Messrs Friedlander Bros., for -whom she has been chartered by Messrs ZCinsey and Co. The barque -Wilhelmine finished putting out her cargo of coals and manure on Saturday and will commence to-day to take in a cargo of wheat and oats shipped by the New Zealand Farmers* Co-opera-tive Association for the United Kingdom,