PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9007, 21 January 1895, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wbathbb Bbpoet—Sunday, Jan. 20. Wind, S.W.; showery. 9 a.m. noon t> p.m. Barometer ... 29.96 29.99 30.07 Thermometer ... 66 67 . 65 High Watsk—Monday, January 21. Morning, 0.1: evening. 0.27. Bun rises, 4.49 a.m.; eets, 7.33 p.m. Moon rises, —; sets 4.14. a. m. Abeiveb—January 19. f

Botorua, a.c., §26 tons, Shepherd, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Dancan, Ball, Gogs, Delamere, Andeieon (2), Campbell, Henderson, Johnston, ■ Henderson, Mills, Barber, Mesdaines Lyons, LjUey, Power, Pawson, Potter, Voyce. Mcßae, Hcselbrise, Tucker, Lyons'and two* children, Kesterin and two children, Beeves and two children, Gorrie, Maywe, Hon. W. P. Beeves, Messrs Pollard, Kuncair, MoCracken, Marchant, Habens, Lilley, Power(2) Lancook, Melbonrne, King,-Cocker, Maywe, Baamback, Drake, Swift, Foamsenden, Bill, Wallas, Hagrie, Voyce, Maywe, Dawson, Maywe, Dalston, Harrison, Shereon, Van Asch, Lyons, Maywe, Gorrie, Bargent, Barber and nine steerage. Uaion Steamship CJompany, agents. . - " Wakatipu, as., 1797 tone, Ewan, from Sydney, via Wellington. PassengersMisses Wyoherley, Durose, Johnston (2), Mesdames Fitzgerald and child, Duckworth, Barker, Gee aud maid, Haigh, Messrs Kitzgerald, Duckworth, Barker, Hewlett, Marriner, Hamilton, Clements, Gibson, Storr, Swanson 1 , Carson, Cobblekiok, Gee, Haigh, Henderson; MoDougal, BUhop, Gnu], Latter, fatten, Hey wood, Baker, Ooom, McEwen.Woob, WiUon, Wagstaffe, Rhode*, Tapling, Masters MulvehiU, Coom, and 16 steerage. Union Steamship Compassy, agents, • Talune, e,a., 2000 (onj, from Sydney vi% Northern ports. Binta, O'NeUl, Webster, JSvan?, Howden, Biufl«m» P&vtpa, Qurrie, Qajrs(ein, QmWj Wm*\h Williams, Meafomea ffU), Lockie, iittgg«,« an 4 two infefitf, PafUqq, ©n««, Quajn, Auatiw, WUliftms. lumber <3reajj&», Wajqy C%mnh»«i wewrs BH q h k**** %««8*B» W,H««! MU My, wftHii fitoiiNF, geymewi «9fH^ nm mm* mm ymsmty vm fcem . fttfiHtHh. JH? «: (Ml llMft

Wakatu, s.e., 115 tons. Wills, from Boat Harbour. Kinsey and Co., agents. Cleared—January 19. Falcon, schooner, 95 tons, Green, for Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. Lily, ketch, 84 tons, Bloom, for Greymoutiu W. Pitc&ithly, agent Sailkd—January 19. Soukar, ship, 1304 tons, Carden, for London. Dalgety and Co., agents. Wakaiipu, s.s., 1797 tons, Ewan, for Dnnedin. Passengers —- Misses Benson, Anderson, Lechenstein, Marshall, Pilliet, J Mes dames Brown and two children, Robens, J Messrs Forayth, Thompson, Reston, Barton, Mills, Isaacs. Union Steamship Company, agents. I Talune, s.s., 2000 tons, Phillips, for Melbourne, via Southern ports. Passengers— For Dunedin—Misses Graham (2), Low, ! Moeller, Gilchrist, Russell, Harbour, Fenwick, Mesdames Gilchrist, Fane. Kennedy, Hislop, Fenwick, Messrs Kennedy, McCormack. For Bluff—Mr and Mrs Blair aud child, Mr Thompson. For Hobarc—Miss Piper. For Melbourne—Misses Smith, ; Cowper, Day, Dickie, Brock, Mesdames Mason and child, Scott, Messrs Black, Bundle. Union Steamship Company, agents. Hesketh, 5.3., 640 tons, Christian, for Greymouth. C. W. Turner, agent. Bankhall, barque, 1270 tons, Quinn, for London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. John Bell, schooner, 91 tons, Kirk, for Waitapu. W. Pitcaithley, agent. John Anderson, s.s., 46 tone, McCon\ille, for Port Robinson. W. Pitcaithley, agent! \ Rotorua, 5.8., 926 tons, Shepherd, for Wellington, Neteou aud Picton. Passen-gers—-Missed Johnston, O'Connor, Ellison, Marsh (2), Ralph, Hill, Ide, Priesty, Grubb, Franklyn, Phya, Monaghan, Patterson, Mesdames Campbell, Phynn, Long, Grubb, Whitaker, Bond, Bradley, Macquare, Messrs Moon, Macquare, Pollard, Auckland, Murria, Phelan, Zoeller, Long, Saotgrass, Killingbeok, Menlove, Watkina, Ide, Baillie, Sfcichy, Crawick, Derrett, Faith, Gray, Miller (2),' Barnett, Ackland, Sim, Haftvey, Thompson, Kaye, Wilson, Gibbin, E Iwards, Whittaker, Sloane, Croat, Walton, Mass, Dunn, Riimgay, Ellison, Pipin, Caird, Bowau, Mathewa, Smith, Wright, Dean, Phyn, Robinson, Royian, Whittley, Marrot, Haydon, Treavlon, Miliar (4), Neville (2), Grubb, Brown, Beverley, West, Gilray, Brown, Mackay, Haydon, Payne. For Nelson — Misses Young, Bell, Mesdames Watt, Moss and family, Mr Moss. For Picton—Misses Forrester (2). Union Steamship Company, agents. . --. ■ Imports. Rototua—From Nelson—l horse, 1 case. From Wellington-—4B cases fruit, 33 hhdt>, 500 cases oil, 33 casks pelts, 1400 staves, 333 pcs timber, 26 pkgs. ■■•■•.- Exports. Lily—Fof Grey mouth—3o sks oats, 100 eks flour, 400 ska chaff, 50 sks wheat. Bankhall—For London—s32B bales wool, 13 bales skins, 526 cks tallow, 1 bale hair. Soukar—For London—6oos bales wool and skins, 15 bales glue pieces, 323 cks pelts and tallow, 2180 eks oats. Penguin—For Wellington—3 binders, 30 sks oatß, 25 eks flour, 25 eke oatmeal, 3 cases boots, 3 pkgs ranges, 669 sks chaff, 5 bales hay, 98 ska seed, 50 pkgs. For Nelson —2 cases bacon, 30 sks seed, 12 cases oil, 12 pkgs. For Blenheim—s cases tea, 3 cases. For Patea—2 pkgs ranges. For Wanganui —lpkg. Takapuna—For Wellington—l horse, 25 sks oats, 5 cases eggs, 1 engine, 39 pkgs. For Wanganui—l pkg. For Opunake—s harrows, 1 case." For New Plymouth—lso ] sks oats,l7B sks wheat, 12 sks oatmeal, 80 ske flour, 21 pkgs. For Manukau—6 pkgs.. Waihora—For Napierr--i4l drums dip, 83 pkgs. For Wellington—2o rams, 5 caees eggs, 25 pcs timber, 30 tyres, 61 cheese, 50 sks bats, 50 do seed, 12 pkgs. For Gisborne—2o rams, 5 sks sharps, 10 do pollard, 80 do wheat, 20 rams, 5 ska sharps, 73 do seed, 48 do oats, 22 do bran, 160 do flour, 19 pkga. For Auckland—ll bales, 4 rame, 1 caee. For Greymouth—lpaee. For Sydney—2 bales. : : ;

The barque Durisdeer arrived on Saturday morning from Calcutta, after an uneventful passage of eighty-two days,, She is in Charge of. Captain! Webster, and brings a full cargoibf corn sacks and wool packs for Messrs G. G. Stead and. P. Cunningham and Co., who are her agents. The steamer John Anderson ran an excursion trip to Port Robinson on Saturday night; and was to leave that port again for Lyttelton last night. A good'number of persons availed themselves of the opportunity to visit Cheviot. The New Zealand Shipping Company's barque Bankhall, Captain Quinn, sailed early on Saturday morning for London ! direct with a full cargo of wool, skins, I" tallow, &c. She left the Gladstone Pier about 6 a.m. and went straight away to sea ' with a splendid south-west, breeze.. The barque was in first-class trim for a rapid passage home. ■; The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's well-known ship Soukar, 'Captain Carden, was towed to sea on Saturday. She castoff from the wharf about mid-day, but just as she was leaving her berth some of the members of her orew jumped .ashore and deserted, The vessel was compelled to drop, anchor in the stream till the vacant berths were filled up, and' she then pro* ceeded to sea with a steady • north-easterly breeze which had replaced the south wester of the morning. - The Soukar' takes home a. full cargo of wool, tallow, oats, &c M and is in excellent trim. The 8.8. Wakatipu, Captain A. S. Ew,an, left Sydney at 2.30 p.m.,,0n the 12th inst. and arrived at Wellington at.4 p.m. on the 17th; sailed again at 3 p.m. on 'the 18th and arrived here at 8.15 a.tn. on Saturday. Fine weather ;for the first, three days out, then strong southerly winds and seas, with heavy rain equalls until, making/ the land, .when fine weather set 'in again. > Strong southerly wind from Wellington to arrival. - The Union Steamship Company's steamer Talune arrived in port on Saturday at 8.30 a, m. from Wellington. She left Sydney

Reached Napier 5 a.m. on 17th, ard J& - again 3 p.m., reaching Wellington 9 ».m * on 18th, departed for Lyttelton at 6.W p.m., and arrived m above. Experienced ' strong variable winds for first three day. * after leaving Sydney, taen thick fog, woioh necessitated slowiug down,-. and at time • stopping. Five weather down the Coast t* l arrival. • w. -