FORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9020, 5 February 1895, Page 6

FORT OF LYTTELTON.

WmiTHBB RreoßT—Monday. February 4. Wind,S.W. a. in. noon t> v.va. Barometer ... 30.19 30.25 30.17 Thermometer ... 70 77 74 Hi<m Wathr—Tuesday, February 5. Morning, 11.43; evening, 0.0. Sun rises, 5.9 a.m.; sets, 7.19 pni. Moon rises, 3.41 p.nu ; seta, 11.21 a.m. , Wbatheb Forecast. Captain Kennedy telegraphed yesterday afternoon as follows :—" Depression ap. proaching westward will bring strong northerly wind, changing to S.W. wind, with rain and colder weather/ , ■<:___ Akeived—February 3. Corinna, e.s.\ 1280 tons, Todd, from Westport via Wellington. PassengersMisses Mathiaa, Hooper, Fenny, Burnett, Millar, Rainey, Faulkner, Foster, Frost, Lβ Brun (2), Waters, Kirk, Neale, Niveir, Tasedie, SummernVid, Mesdames Foster, Morrison. Sullivan, Ferguson, Uerrett and child, Eddy, Ayer", Prof. Renny, Messrs Keebe, Lilly, Peni ngton, Johnston, Darling, Hyland, Yates, Treleaven, Sandford, Hargraves, CJavia, Baine, -Taokson, Fraser, Gain, Triggs (2), Brebner, Cartayne, Miller, Olliver, and 30 steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents February 4. Kahu, c.a., 182 tons, Romerill, from Chathatna. Passengers—Miss Kerr, Mesdames Kerr, Hay, Hoban, Messrs Hoban, Shevedon, Jacobs, Thompson, Demiford. Kineey and Co., agents. Ohan, c. s., T66 tons, Black, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Clio, schooner, 81 to us, Moore (put back), from Tiinaru. W. Pitcaithley, agent. Sailed—February 4. Omapere, a.s., 601 tons, Fleming, for Wellington and Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Onau, a.s., 766 tons, Black, for Auckland via Timaru. Union Steamship Company, agents. Kahu, 8.5., 182 tons, Romerill, for Wellington and Napier. Kinsey and Co., agents. ' Imports. Omapore— From Duuediu —6 hhds ale, 21 pkgs. From Timaru—s36 balee wool. Manapouri— From Gisborne—2 ponies. From Wellington—l horse and sulkey. Exports. Flora—For Ifunedin—63 pkgs. For Bluff —152 pkgs. For Melbourne—33 cases whiskey, 407 bales wool, 6 pkgs. For Adelaide—2l ska flour. For Oamaru—l case. For Fremantle—247 sks oats. Penguin—For Wellington—lo3 sks beans, 64 eks oats, 100 sks wheat, 153 sks chaff, 112 sks seed, 1 trap, 18 cases cheese, 67 pkgs. For Patea—4 pkgs ranges, 8 bales hay, 20 ska oats. For Nelson—6o boxes soap, 7 sks seed, 19 pkgs." For Wanganui—2 cases bacon. For Blenheim—3 pkgs. For Hoki;tika—3 cases butter. For Greymouth—l engine, 2 cases. For Picton—3 hhds ale, 2 pkgs. . The schooner Clio, Captain Moore, returned to Port yesterday afceruoon. She left Lyttelton for Timaru on Sunday week with a cargo of corneacks, and met the fall force of the recent southerly gale. She was blown away to the north of Bauks' Peninsula, and only made Lyttelton harbour yesterday. A Press Association telegram from the Bluff states that on the 3rd iusb. the Talune passed the ship Cromdale, of Aberdeen, at 8.45 a.m. inlat. 45.32 S., long. 159.48 E., or 370 miles west of the Bluff. She wished to bereported "All well" At 5.30 p.m. the same day the Talune passed the barque Killarney 270 miles west of the Bluff. She also wished to be reported " All well."