PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume L, Issue 8484, 16 May 1893, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Weather Report—Monday, May 15. Wind, calm ; clear sky. 9 a.m. noon. .*>o.in, Barometer ... 29.93 30.02 30.05 Thermometer — 64 66 65

High Water—Tuesday, May 16. Morning, 3.47 ; evening, 4.17. Sun rises, 7.10 a.m. ; sets, 4.41 p. in.

Weather Forecast.

Captain Edwin telegraphed yesterday afternoon as follows : — " N. to W. and S. W. gale, with rain after twelve hours from now. Glass fall."

AiißiVED—May 15.

Maud Graham, schooner, 81 tone, Berg, from Kaipara. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed—May 15. Taviuni, s.s., 490 tons, Smith, for Wellington, Auckland, and Fiji. Passengers— Members of Fillis' Circus (80). Union Steamship Company, agents. Omapere, s.s., 601 tons, Phillips, for Wellington aud Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Herald, s.s., 573 tons, Jones, for Greymouth via Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Brunner, s.s., 540 tons, Waller, for Timaru and Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. . IMPORT 3. Herald —From Duuedin— l6 caees oil, 10 chests tea, 3 slabs marble, 40 cases ale, 20 bales wool, 90 coils wire, 31 pkgs. From Timaru—ls sks hides. From Oamaru —8 bales wool. Maud Graham—From Kaipara—so,oooft timber. Omapere—From Dunedin —50 cases gin, 47 bars iron, 50 boxes candlee, 89 pkgs. Brunner—From' "Wellington — 19 kegs skins, 18 bales leather, 21 pkgs. From Taranaki—3o cases butter, 6 pkgs. Exports. Rotorua—For Wellington—72 sacks flour, 303 do potatoes, 4 pkgs harrows, 23 sacks bran, 30 do pollard, 1 horse, 64 sacks seed, 4 cases bacon, 1 bale hay, 15 sacks onions, 5 do barley, 5 do peas, 125 do chaff, 5 do oats, 8 do wheat, 3 blocks stone, 132 pkgs. For Tokamaru—22 sacks potatoes. For Tologa Bay—l chaffcutter, 7 pkgs horse gear. For Waipiro—l case. For loxton—2 pkgs cart, 4 Cases bacon, 2 pkgs. For Bieuheim—l bicycle, 3 pkgs. For Wangauui—3 pkgs ranges, 10 bales hay, 25 sacks potatoes, 21 pkgs. For Picton—3 cases tea. For Hokitika —1 pkg. For Patea—l truss. For Napier — 6 cases pianos, 16 pkgs. For Gisborne —5 cases. For Nelson—bo sacks bran, 3 pkgs ranges, 6 cases tea, 52 sacks wheat, 20 do oats, 4 pkgs. Omapere—For Wellington— 6 cases lea, 20 cases apples, 60 sks tlour, 6 sks onions, 10 sks sharps,- 5 sks oatmeal, 20 cases fruit, 2 cases bacon, 12 pkgs. For Wei.ington— 110 sks potatoes, 42 pigs, 1 ak fish. For Napier—l pkg.

Taviuni—J?or Auckland—l bicycle, 35 sks maifc, 20 sks bai-iey, 43 sks onions, 1 plough, 2143 sks potatoes, 580 bags and ska Hour, 125 sks bran, 20 sks meal, 175 sks wheat, 57 sks bones, 25 sks oats, 73 pkgs. For Wellington—2 mules, 6 dogs, 2 For Suva—3 cases bacon, 330 sks sharps, 5 sks pea 3, 121 sks flour, 10 pkga. For Levuka—3 cases bacon, 1 ek sharps, 1 sk wheat, 2 cases.

.■ Herald—For Groyraouth—3 cases boots, 13 cases tea, 21 sks potatoes, 6 sks ouions, 14 cases bacon, 335 ska chaff, 24 sks onions, 60 sks potatoes, 18 rails, 3 crossings, 46 plates, 121 pkgs. For Wellington—l box. For kiokitika—22 sks onions, 33 sks potatoes, 2 sks peas, 15 cases bacon, 5 pkgs.

• f- . • . • ',-. The b.s. Taviuni sailed yesterday afternoon for Wellington, Auckland, and Fiji. She took the auimals and members of Fillis , Circus Company as far as Wellington. Considerable interest wa3 aroused by the embarkation of the troupe, and a large crowd watched the operation. The elephants and horses walked down the wharf and into their quarters in the 'tween-decks. The cages of the wild animals were kept on deck.