SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9305, 4 January 1896, Page 8

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Phases of the Moon. January. d. h. m. Last quarter ... ... 8 2 55 a.m. Noat moon ... ... 15 9 49 a.m. First quarter ... ...23 2 12 p.m. Full moon ... ... 30 8 25 p.m. PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report— Friday, January 3. Wind, Northerly, clear. 9 a.m. Noon. 5 p.m. Barometer ... 29.81 29 75 29.73 Thermometer ... 73 75 76 High Water—Saturday, January 4. Morning, 6.8 a.m. ; evening. 7.24 p.m. Sun rises, 4.29 a.m ; sets, 7.41 p.m. Moon rises, 9.55 p.m. ; sets, 7.45 a.m. Arrived—January 3. Hesketh, s.s., 640 tons, Christian, from Gteymouth. C. W. Turner, ageut. Kestrel, ketch, 47 tons, Brown, from Waitapu. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Coagents. Herald, e.s., 573 tons, Jones, from Timaru. Union Steamship Company, agents. Emma Sims, ketch, 61 ton 3, Johnston, from Foxton. Kaye aud Carter, agents. Waihora, s.s., 2003 tons, Neville, fiom Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers —Misses Arndt, Farqutiarson, Robinson, Mulford, Palmer (2), Mesdames, Ball, Rutland aud two children, Childs, Jude, Bagley, Birt, Harlow, Schlaadt, Rev. Matu, Messrs Martin, Ball, Rutland, Hayman, .)ude, Kilpatrick, Bagley, Carter, Moore, Shirtcliffe, Marshall, Burnes, Hodgkins, Bagley, Master Bert and eight steerage. Uuiou Steamship Company, agents. Tasmania, s,s., 2250 tons, McGoe, from Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers— Misses Evauß, Forbes, Pringle, Henn, Samuels, Kemp. Ramsay (2), Mesuames Lawrence, Hay, Tucker and two children, Hughes and child. Hall,' Wilson, Mack, B-ithurst, Stereo. MeDanald, Messrs Ivysti, Scaly, Humes, Hulbert, Sturmfels, Tucker, Fuller, Sloan, Hay, Baldwin, A. E. Tomlin, Hall, Mack, Buhurst, Steren, McCallum, Hally, McDonald, Master Herbert, aud thirty-five steerage. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. Talune, e.s., 2000 tons, Piiillip3, from Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers— Misses O'Connor, Turland, Kater, Campbell, Cook, Salt, Debert, Wallace, Helyer, MaeFarlaue, Mesdames Bellinger, Barnett aud sou, Jones, Robinson aud child, Dr. Ramsay, Messrs Bust, Young, Rutter, Douder, Logan, Loefield, CrianC, Duuk, Watson, Bellinger, Rose, Salt (2), Usher, Pitt, Grew, Pettigrew, Pavitt, Mathews, Styche, Pousonby, Stewart, Sime, Perkins, Slaughter, Perkius, Robinson, Dunnage, Keaven, McKenzie, Bowen (2), Mcludoe, Bush, Henderson, Poarsou, MeGeorge, and forty-two steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Cleared —January 3. Eliza Firth, schooner, 143 tons, Murray, for Kaipara. J. B. Way, agent. Sailed —January 3. Tasmania, s.s., 2500 tons, McGee, for Dunedin. Passengers—Misses buott, Mitchell, Bennington, Grant, Mesdames Mitchell, Francis, Halloy, Messrs Francis, Trehearne, Davidson, Halley. Kinsey, Barns aud Co., agents. Waihora, s.s., 2003 tons, AndersoD, for Sydney via Northern ports. Passengers— For Wellington—Misses Meek, Beere, {Sellers, Feist, Falon and child, Lowe (2), Scott, Little, Magraness, Mesdames Skinner and child, Sawers and infant. Salmon, Jenkins and infant, McVeeley, Hood, Short, Asquith, Jifferd, Muuro, Campbell, Qu ree, Russell, Nicole, Munro and Fife, Dr. Fenwick, Messrs Rowell, Jones, Wright, Cnurch, Hoddinot, Shoa, Johnston, Shadbolt, Baldwin, Russell, Stringer, Queree, Turner, Muirhead, Little, Wilson, Crawford, Marshall, Watkius, Hogarth, Short, Lee, Salmon, Blake, Campbell, Council, Russell, Master Miller. For Napier—Mr Marshall, Master Doueall. For Gisborne— Mesdames Olliver, Hill and family, Messrs Oliver, Hill, For Auckland—Misses Burr, Grant, Lady Burns-dc, Sir Bruce Burnside, Messrs Horrocks, Burr, Lawson. For Sydney—Miss Robinson, Messrs Tippett, Harrison, Stratton. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jane Douglas, 8.8., 95 ton?, Whitby, for Akaroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Herald, s.s., 573 tone, Jones, for Wellington and Greymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. [ Talune, s.s., 2000 tons, Phillips, for ! Melbourne via Southern ports. Passengers — For Dunedin — Mis3es Mitchell, Moss, Haylinga, Berger, Wright, Mabin, Dowden, Mesdames North, Downie and child, Mcintosh, Foster and child, [ Cogan. Harrison, Rev. Cruden, Messrs Shaw, Donaldson, TomlinsoD, Sfcrachan, McLeod, Conly, Walton, North, Seelye, Harrison, Martin, Duffell, Stvche, Gunsher, I Tomkinson, Hislop, Howard, Masters Wil- ' Jiams, Berger, Burgess. For Bluff—Misses Burns, Captaiu Chrisp, Mr Martin. For Melbourne—Miss Weaver, MrsKlan. Union i Steamship Company, agents.

Imports. Tasmania—From Sydney—B6o hags sngar, 100 bags lime, 23 crates empty tins, 10 bales woolpacka, 7 £ casks wine, 50 ska sulphur, 50 sks sugar, 144 bng3 cement, 400 bags salt, 14 hhda bottles, 13 bags hides, 2 bars steel, 16 pcs machinery, 10 sks arrowroot, 21 cases fruit, 20 cases merchandise, 35 cases syrup, 1 case icing sugar. Talune—From Sydney—-25 cases waters, 642 bags sugar, 3 cases soda, 40 bags salt, 16 hhds bottles, 32 cases fruit, 84 boxes do, 19 drums, 16 pkgs. From Wellington—loo bags salt, 4 pkgs leather, 3 trusses do, 5 cases soap, 50 bars iron, 1 portmanteau, 3 bdles skius, 32 bags pelts, 4 plates iron,, 10 bales woolpacks, 50 boxes candles, 50 cases, 49 pkgs. Herald—From Dunedin—46l bale 3 twine, 10 hhds ale, 50 boxes soup, 390 bars iron, 19 pkgs. Waihora—From Melbourne—l 3 pkgs tea, 56 cases wine, 8 casks do, 1090 bags salt, 1 truss leather, 2 casks oil, 100 bags rice, 4 cases tobacco, 5 pkgs bicycles, 1 case maps, 15 cases waters, 1 do books, 1 pony, 20 baskets bottles, 7 pkgs luggage, 100 cases, 3 crates, 4 pkgs. From Hobart— 25 casos fruit, 3 pieces timber. From Bluff—l2B bales twine. From Dunedin— 806 bales twine, 3 barrels ale, 25 cases starch, 4 bags sugar, 43 bales wool, 1 kilderkin ale, 10 cases tea, 42 boxes butter, 22 pkgs.

Exports. Takapuna—For Wellington—2 ohcsts tea, 10 bags sand, 1 chaffcutter, 4 wheels, 50 sks Beed, 19 do meal, 303 do chaff, 73 pkgs. For Blenheim—2 sks spokes, 8 naves, 100 felloes. For New Plymouth—l pkge twine, 2 cases silverware, 2 do cheese, 60 sks wheat, 8 bales hay, 300 sks flour, 540 bags do, 9 sks seed, 12 pkge. For Manukau— 14 pkgs. For Wanganui—l reaper and binder, 2 pkgs. Talune—For Dunedin—2 octaves wine, 66 bales wool, 85 pkzs. For Melbourne— 16 bales hay, 17 sks oats, 50 cases, 118 kegs, 8 barrek.

Eliza Firth—For Kaipara—4B tons flour, 120 sks oats, 65 do wheat, 35 do bran, 96 do cbarps, 4 do wheatmeal, 4 cases bacon, 50 boxes soap, 3 crates biscuits, 45 cases jam, I ton salt, 100 sks potatoes, 13 bales chaff.

The work of repairing the steamer Fifeshire is being pushed on with all despatch, Messrs Anderson, who have the contract, in hand, keeping some forty hands going day and night. The work is being carried out under the supervision of Captain Willis, Lloyd's Surveyor at Lyttelton.

The ship Hollenwobd still remains in the stream, and at present is engaged taking the coal out of No. 2 hold and stowing it in Nos. 1 and 4 'tween decks, so as to allow the seat of the heat to be reached.

The s.B. Tasmania left Bydneyat7.3s p.m. on the 24th December, Auckland on the 30th December, Gisborne on the 31st, Napier on the Ist instant and Wellington on the 2nd, at 7.10 p.m., and arrived yesterday morning. Experienced moderate variable winds and fine weather.