PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume L, Issue 8481, 12 May 1893, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

WBATHES Report—Thursday, May 11. Wind, N.E.; clear sky. y a.m. noon. on.m. Barometer ... 30.12 30.10 30.12 Thermometer —53 54 54 High Water—Friday, May 12. Morning, 0.24; evening, 0.48. Sun rises, 7.6 a.m. ; sets, 4.45 p.mWeatheb FoB-OAsr. I Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday afternoon as follows: —"Indication for frost or very cold to-night, and rather low tides." Arrived—May 10. ] Wakatu, 5.3 , 115 tous, Wills, from Wellington and Kaikoura. Kinsey and Co., agents, j Lough Neagh, barque, 917 tons, Skimin, I from Rio Janeiro. Friedlander Bros., ftg iita. I lijingatira, s.s., 3840 tons, Burton, from ] Duuedin and Timaru. N. M. and A. Company, agents. May 11. Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons, Grant, from Onehunga, Taranaki uid Wellington. Passengers—Misses White (2), Dodd, Dalzill, Furuall (2), Lodd, Mesdames Syrce and child, Bos worth, Alassey, Eadgar, Gifford and child. O'Malley, Nathan, Young, Lodd, Hanistone, Armstrong, Brittan, Revs. Peodray, Father Pestre, Messrs Syrce, White, Wedderbum, Nooton, Bosworth, Robertson, Pearae, Beddle, Cuttle, Massey, Griffiths, Harris, Gulf, Cameron, Parr, Morley, Walters, O'Malley, Nathan (2), Woodroffe, Royal, Greenwood, Barber, Ladd, Henderson, Winstanley, Hobhouse, J ago, Muter, Cloggie, Hardstone, Armstrong, Lang, Crombie, Brittan and 32 steerage. Union Steamship Company, ageuts. Xalur.s, S.S., 2000 tons, Kennedy, from Melbourne, via Hobart, Bluff and Dunedin. Passengers—Misses Mem, Cott, Bishop, Cakley, Parsons, Stevinson (2), Flaxman, Cottau, Mesdames Hayes, Cent and three children, Parsons, Arnold, Ctialker, Eve, Pascoe, Allwright, Messrs Wassell, Kanfman, Gill, Pink, Hagan, Lake, Bere, Sinclair, Nicholson, Newman, Wayborn, Pitchford, Hall, Balliugall, Binsled, Waghorn, Ferguson, Eve, MeAdarn, Clark, Huxtable, Whitaker, Hayes, Burton and thirty steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Cleared—May 11. Alert, schooner,. 46 tons, Keyes, for Dunedin. Cook Bros., agents. Sailed —May 11. . Kaikoura, R.M.8., 4474 tons, Crutchley, for London, via Rio Janeiro and Teneriffe. Passengers — Saloon — From Lyttelton— Colonel S. Becket, Mr and Mrs F. de c. Malet, Mr and Mrs H. Constable, Master Constable, Miss A. White, Mr J. Foggo, Miss Freeman, Miss E. S. Godfrey, Mrs and Master Hackshaw, Mr Hutchison, Mr L. Kelly, Mr and Mrs F. W. Powell, Master Powell. From Port Chalmers—Mr and Mrs G. J. Booth, Miss E. W. Harrison, Mr G. Waghorn. From Wellington—Mr French, Mr tt. C. Jenkins, Mr Mclntyre, Mr J. E. Nathan, Mrs J. E. Nathan and maid, Mr J. Briggs, Mr H. Greenwood, .Mrs Ladd, Miss Ladd, Master Ladd. From Auckland—Mrs Croghan, Miss F. Croghan, Dr. R. Laidlaw, Mr F. Pyman, Mr aud Mrs R. Barugh, Miss E. Barugh, Masters R;- and S. Barugh, Mrs Mart3 T n, Mr E. Worton. From luvercargill—Mrs Boyd, Master G. Boyd. From papier—Mr R. A. Buchanan, Mrs Sturrock, Masters Sturrock "(3).' From Blenheim— Rev. G. F. Grace, Mrs Grace, Masters Grace (4), Miss E. Morris. From Wanganui—Mr A. H. Hobhouse. From Melbourne— Mr N. Heath, Mr E. Cecil, Mr C. Gill, Mr and Mrs T. Haughton, Miss J. Haughton, Master H. Haughton, Mr and Mrs Pink, Master Pink, Misses Pink (2), Mr A. Wassell, Mr W. Wright. From Hobart—Mr and Mrs Clifton. From Sydney—Mr E. Jubb. Steerage —From Lyttelton—Mr J. W. Henson, Mr M.* Reynolds, Mr A". Stantoh,' Mr Lester, Mr J. Wightman. From Timaru—Mr and Mrs Barr, Mr W. J. Cripps. From Port Chalmers —Mr A. Jones,- Miss M. Speers. From Wellington—Mr J. Bates, Mr J. Collihson, Mr D. Cullinane. From Dunedin—Mr and Mrs H. Godfrey. From Invercargill—Mr T. Hudson. From Napier —Mr 0. L. Pear Eon. From Auckland—Mr and Mrs J. Bond, Master Bond, Mr G. Mullah, Mr C. Saundersou. From Hokitika Mr J. Reid. From Melbourne —Mr H. Ward. From Gisborne —Air J. Wood. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Ryan, for Greymouth. Union Shipping Company, agents. Wareatea, s.s., 460 tons, Downie, for Greymouth. Union Shipping Company, "Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons, Wills, for Wellington via Kaikoura. Union Steamship Company, agents. Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons, Grant, for Wellington, Taranaki and Mannkau. Passengers—For Wellington — Misses Milne, Uandy, Graham, Mesdames Tucker, Strong, Coster, Messrs Walton, Orbell, Strong, Sidey, Lang, Lance, Frostick, Stewart, Johnston, Haughton, Lowe, Austin, Coster, Weadell, Smith, Thomas, Austin, Roe. For Auckland—Misse3 Cullen, Hayvvavd, Mesdames Cullen, Hay ward, Rev. Hayward, Messrs Buckley; Penrose, Brinstead, Jeffeote. Union Steamship Company, agents.

Imports.

Wakatu — From Wellington — 7300 ft timber, 13 pkgs. From Kaikourar—9l bales wool, 6 bales skins, 2 sks fat, 5 hides, 160 aheep, 8 pkgs. Talune—From Melbourne —2 bales kapok, 127 bags bark, 54 cases braudy, 34 chests tea, 16 hhds inolasaes, 160 bags sugar, 40 cases oil, 1 case glass, 8 casks whiskey, 23 cases stout, 25 cases sardiues, 19 cases bottles, 108 pkgs. From Hobart—93oo palings, 1 case leather, 2353 bags bark, 45 pkgs hardware, 200 cases fruit. From Bluff—2l ska hides, 4 cases. From Danedin—2 bales leather, 5 cases chairs, 11 pkgs and cases sundries. Takapuna—From Wellington—2 bales leather, 307 bars iron, 110 cases cheese, 126 pkgs. From Manukau —100 cases oranges, 7 pkgs. From Taranaki—37 kegs butter. Expokts. Janet Nicoll—For Greymouth—lß ska onions, 79 sks chaff; 1 case tea, 28 cases fruit, 69 sks potatoes, 3 pkgs. For Hokitika—l chaffcutter, 18 sks potatoes, 22 pkgs. Hauroto—For Sydney —489 ske malt, 2 crates bottles, 3 cases bacon, 1237 sks oats, 43 ska tares, 250 sks wheat, 123 ska peas, 2822 aks potatoes, 1 tin bulbs, 3 sks linseed, 5 pkgs harrows, 2 crates pigs, 5 sks beans, 200 sks bran. 100 sks flour, 23 sks seed, 49 pkgs. For Wellington—l crate fowls, 5 sks seed, 32 pkgs. For Brisbane—l 63 ske potatoes, 2 bdla wheels, 110 aka flour, 5 sks oatmeal, 21 pkgs and cases. For Newcastle—lo cases bacon, 275 sks sharps, 257 sks oats, 504 sks barley. Kaikoura—For London, from Wellington —25 bales wool, 250 bales hemp, 27 bales skins, 50 eks seed, 8 bales leather, 757 cases meat, 10 cases kidneys, 21,379 carcases lamb and mutton. From Waitara— 1591 quarters beef, 35 carcases lamb, 2939 do mutton, 54 legs do, 45 eks kidneys, 24 bales leather, 9 bales horna, 12 pkgs. From Timaru—2469 carcases mutton, 1178 do lamb. From Blenheim—loß bales wool, 28 do skins. From Patea —208 eases meats, 61 eke tallow. From Wanganui—3 bales wool, 6 eks tallow. From Danedin—22B cases meats, 58 bales skins, 2 do hair, 153 cases cheese. From New Plymouth—ls cases butter. From Invereargill —42l cases cheese. From Auckland —2 boxes bullioe, 250 cases gum, 95 cases honey, 10 pkgs. From Lyttelton—63o bales wool, 75 do basils, 25 eks casings, 9 bales clippings, 13 bales skins, 17 sks seed, 4826 carcases mutton, 10,179 do lamb, 31 eks tallow, 10 cases butter, 850 eks peas, 15 cases cheese, 6 bales skins, 24 pkge. For Bio Janeiro, from Lyttelton— 250 ske oate, 6 carcases mutton, 100 cases

potatoes, 7do bacon. From Wellington—4 cues cheese, 1 do butter, 24 sks oata. Wakatu—For Kaikoura—l3o sks flour, 9 pkgs boiler, 26 pkgs. For Wellington—3so 1 ske pollard and bran, 186 cases tea, 60 j cheese, 1 bag hair. For Wanganui—l2o kege nails. Alert—For Dunedin—4so sks wheat, 200 do barley.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's cargo steamer Rangatira, Captain Burton, arrived from London via Southern porta About 2 p.m. yesterday, and was at once placed in the berth at the ocean steamarV ■wharf vacated by the Kaikoura. She brings about 1000 tons of general cargo for Lyttelton. She will take in the balance of her frozen mutton at this port, besides & large quantity of cargo, and is expected to continue her voyage North about Wednesday next. The National Mortgage and Agency Company are her agents. The barque approaching the Heads on Wednesday night proved to be the Lough Neagh, 917 tons, Captain Skimin, from Rio de Janeiro. She came up into the stream on Wednesday eveuius;, and was brought to a berth at the Gladstone Pier yesterday afternoon. She comes in ballast to load wheat for the Channel for Messrs Friedlander Bros. She will put out about half her ballast, aad will then go into dock for cleaning, an operation of wnich she stands very much in need. The arrival of the barques Lurliue, Alastor, and Lough Neah, has about filled up the gaps at toe Gladstone pier caused by the sailing of the Pleiades, Robert Scrafton, Opawa, and Leucadia, and the pier is assuming the appearance it is wont to have at this time of the year. The New Zealand Shipping Company's direct steamer Kaikoura sailed yesterday for London, via usual way ports. She left the wharf shortly after eleven o'clock, and went straight away to sea. She was a full ship in the matter of cargo, and took a large number of passengers. The s.s. Taluue, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Melbourne, Hobart, Bluff and Dunedin at 7 a.m. yesterday. She left Melbourne at 3 p.m. on the 2nd and arrived off the Bluff at 7 a.in. on the Bth, left again at 3 p.m. the same day, arriving at Dunedin at 9 a.m. on the 9th, leaving again on 10th at 4 p.m. and arrived as above. Experienced moderate westerly winds with southerly swells throughout the passage.