PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9023, 8 February 1895, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Wbathsb Rbpobt—Thura., February 7. Wind, S.W., clear sky. a.m. noon O D.m. Barometer ... 30.23 30.28 30.29 Thermometer ... 64 60 65 • Hwh Watsb—Friday, February 8. Morning, 2.22? evening, 2.54. Sun rises, 5.13 a.re.; sees, 7.15 p.m. Moon rises, 634 p.m.; sets, 2.17 a.m.

Akkivsd—February 7. Rotorua, s.s., 926 tons,' Bornecb, from Wellington. Passengers—Mi33ea Micharlis, Scott, Alilner, Crown, Smith, Mesdames Pateraon, De Biece, Fola, Milner, Soanton, Smith, Messrs -Harman, Patterson, Hallenstein, Russell, McGeo, Cbworthy, Proudfoot, Bescot3, Suutoa, Cuff, Koss, Benchain, Aimers, Heiiar, and eight steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Takapuna, s.s., 930 f ,on3. Grant, from Onehunga,Taranaki. and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Eleieg, Patterson, Main- i donald, Robinson, Gr»y, Tricker, Gray, Mesdames Nicoli aud child, Ford and two children, Patterson, Ciiff. Parkes, Mainclonald, Allwrigbt, Neill, Foster, Hallowes, Riwlins, Peach aud child, Sir R. Stout, Rev. Hallowes, Messrs Milli, Rosa, Ryan, Hamilton, Craig, Grant, Amsden, Elereg, Maindonald, Aspinall, Burbury, Meek, Thorps, Bennett, Wright, Foster (2), Mac- j kay, Little, Campbell, Barnes, Anderson, Wood, Kay (2), and 28 steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Sailed—February 7. Mamari, s.a., 3583 ton 3, Lovack, for Loudon via Kio de J ivneio aud Teaeriffe. Dalgety end Co., agents. Siraihord, s.s., 4070 ton?, West, for Loudon. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. 5.3., 930 tou3, Grant, for Wellington, Tarauakl and Manukau. Passengers —For Wellington—Misses Sherren, Jackson, Potter, Newman, Fleming, Loughnan, Robertsou, Mclleudry, Campbell, Rowo, Aiesilamos Barr, Handy, Turnbull and family, Potter, White, Revs. Isitt and Waddell, Hon. K. W. Parker, Measrs Craythorne, Brown, Turubull, Barr, Elder, Neill, White, Menlove (2), Howard, Whitson, Cook, Colline, Scott, Pike, Bowie, Masters b'leming, Loughnan, Robertson. For New Plymouth—Mrs Fantham, Mr Brown. For Auckland—Misses Johnston, fcJmithson, Mcsdamoa Gray, White, Reve. Gordon Webster, Gillies, Mossrs Young, Johnston. Danniford, Thomas, Thompson, Smith, Whitson, Gott, Gray, Johnston, and Smith. Union Steamship Company, agents. , Rotorua, s.s., 926 tons. Shepherd, for Wellington. Passengers—Mis3 Newman, Mrs Richmond, Messrs Wade and Malcolm. Union Steamship Company, agents. Imports. Takapuna-r-Fi-oin Onehuuga—4 cases fiah, 19 cases fruit, 1 case. From Wellington— llpkgs. Kotorna—From Wellington—2o cases sarsaparilla, 25 cases ale, 30 bdls sacks, 20 bags pelts, 20 pkga. From Nelson—Bß cases fruit. From Napier—2 pkga. Exports. Flora—For Wellington—6 pkgs ranges, 167 sacks wheat, 3 cases bacon, 200 sacks flour, 14 cases eggs, 206 sacks seed, 132 sacks chaff, 25 sacks oats, 1 horse, 40 pkga. For Westport—l case. Strathord—For London—-From Lyttelton —936 balee wool, 1077 sks wheat, 11 eks basils, 15 bales leather, 16 oka pelta, 140 sks beans, 244 sks pea 3, 518 eke oats, 1005 sks bran, 174 sks seed, 1 parcel. From New Plymouth—ss balea wool. From Oamaru—674 bales wool. From Tiraaru— 446 bales wool. From Bluff—462 bales wool, 8 bales skin?, 23 cks tallow, 15,237 sks oats. From DuueJin—2l bales leather, 41 bales basils, 253 cka tallow, 1939 sks oats, 927 balea wooL

The Sha^v , , Savill and Albion Corapauy's cargo steamer Mamari, Captain Lβ vac k, sailed yesterday afternoon for Loudon via Rio de Janeiro and TeDfiriffe. Th& steamer feft the wlaarf shortly after 3 p.m., and dropped anchor in the stream to await the shipping of three seamen in the place of those detained in Lyttelton for the aitting of the Supreme Court. \ ; 'The fine cargo stoamer Strathord, loaded under the auspices of tho New Zealand Shipping Company, sailed? yesterday ■ for London. She takes Home a fall cargo of wool, grain, frozen mutton, &c, and Has a full ship in every department, being loaded right down to her Plimsoll mark/ .She left the wharf between one and two p.m., and went straight away to sea.