SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10704, 10 July 1900, Page 6

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF LYTTEMON.

ARRIVED—JuIy 9.

Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Beaumont, from Dunedin. Passengers—Misses Latham and B. H. Miller, Mts AicCrorie and chid, Messrs A. J. Barnes, Harding, Bingham, Pirrie, J. Hughes aid Ranger, and ten steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Ronea, schooner, 93 tons, Green, from Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons, "Wills, from Cheviot, etc. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. SAILED—Jurjr 9. Rotorua, 5.3., 926 tons, Spence, for Picton

and Nelson via Wellington. Passengers— For Wellington: Miss Parkinson. Hesdames Parkinson,' VV'ray, Burmelburg, and Roberts, Messrs ■■ Burmelburg, Roberts, McKenzie, Gilfillan, Wray, and C. Lewis, M.M.R. Union Stemn Ship Company, agents. Rimu, s.s., 180 tons, Matheson, for Wellington and 'Kaikoura. Pitcaithly, Wallace anu Co., agents.

Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Beaumont, for Auckland via East Coast. Passengers—For Wellington: Misses Pattison and Nixon, Mesdames G. Roberts and Wray, Sir E. Stracey, Messrs G. Roberts, G. Swaun. C. A. Piper, and Andrew Cockburn. For Auckland: Misses Ward and Davis. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Wakatu, a.a., 115 tons, "Wills, for Cheviot, Kaikoura and Wellington. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Kotorua—From Wellington: 3 cases fish, 10 cases fruit, 20 boxes glass, 16 caks pelts, 5 pels, 35 cases, 1 truss, .2 baskets, 2 sks. From .New Plymouth: 25 boxes butter, i) csks pelts, 11 sks hides, 46 cases cheese. Prom Picton: 5 cases hides. From Nelson: 3 cases confectionery, 1 stag's head, 1 box, 3 crates empty returned tins. Flora—From Dunedin: 5 brls and 6 hhds ale, 80 boxes candles, 10 bales leather, 4 bdls shaft, 1 dray shaft, 95 bars iron, 3 coils rope, 4 bdla tubes, 16 ska hides, 11 bal&s sheepskins, 2 sks calfskins, 1 case bacon,, 7 cases tea, 1 wooden cliest, 1 clock, 1 plate, 2 blocks, 109 cases, 71 pkgs, 1 crate, 3 jars, 2 kegs, 1 truss, 1 box, 1 trunk, 1 coil. Ronga—From Havelock: 80,000 ft timber. Clyde—From. Kaipara: 76,000 ft timber. "Wakatu—From Cheviot: 116 sks bailey, 80 sks wheat. EXPORTS. Rimu—For Wellington: 116 sks .potatoes, 117 gunnies onions, 50 sks pollard, 20 sks bran, 160 sks flour, 5 sks wheatmcal, 50 sks sharps. Wakatu4-For Kaikoura: 1 case tobacco, 30 bags flour,' 10 bags salt, 1 pkg chairs, 15 pkgs groceries, 21 casos spirits, 29 pkgs. For Cheviot: 32 bags sugar, 332 pcs timber, 21 doors, 10 bdls. For Foxton: 1 case. For Wellington: 5 cases beer. For Pafcea: 5 cases beer. Rotcrnahaira—For Wanganui: 5 cases nnd 3 sks oats, 2 sks potatoes, 21 lengths pipe, 8 crates, 12 cases, 6 pkgrs. For Foxton: 1 bdl buckets, ,1 ;pig trough, 2 water curvings, 2 ipkgs fittings, 2-pkgs thrasher, 2 cases, 1 crate, 1 truss, ,3 kegs, 2 pkgs. For Picton: 17 sks potatoes. For Patea: 2 casee. For New Plymouth: 5 cases, 1 keg.- Far Westport: 3 ranges, A bdls. For Wellington: 5 sks : oatina, 18 pkgs.= ranges, 12 cases sauce, 4 hhds ale, 4 sks bajC&n, 16 bdls buckets, 1 go-cart, 1 valve, ii.4''sks and 20 bags flour, 7 bales '*001, 12 pkgs samples, 1 horse, 70 sks potatoes, 1 case plants, 2 cases fittings, 19 bdls trees, 3 crates fowls,' 54 gunnies onions, 87 cases, 2 bales, 1 keg, 3 crates, 15 pkgs. Rosamond—For Hokitika: 20 bags ealt, 58 sks potatoes, .44 gunnies onions, 5 cases, 3 pkgs. For Greymouth: 3 sks oatina, 1 pkg tobacco, 24 sks onions, 2 cases boots, 8 bdls buckets, G6 pkgs machinery, 30 baxs iron, 4 bdls trees, 140 sks chaff, 15 bars angle steel, 5 pl;gs disc harrows, 102 sks potatoes, 4 steel plates, 14 steel angles, 4 sks parsnips, 5 sks turnips, 1 case sausages, 22 cases meats, 20 cases, 20 crates, 23 pkgs.

Messrs Norton and Kobertson, second officers of the Wainui and Haupiri respectively, have exchanged ships.

The barque Guiseppo d'Abundo, which ia to load at Lyttelton, made the quick .passage of 3ix days from Wellington to Auckland. Captain Mayoss is now in command of the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papanui.

Yesterday morning the Helen was having her compasses adjusted. For eleven days the Waikato was delayed at Waitara by rough weather, which at timea completely put a stoppage to loading operations. Something went wrong with one of the propeller bladee. and she called in at Wellington to remedy the defect before going to the Wanganui roadstead. A diver was down on Friday morning examining the propeller. She was to sail for the Wanganui roadstead on Monday, and then return to Wellington to finish her loading for the Old Country. The Government steamer Tutanekai, which has not bai?n able to get on with a the repairs to the broken Lyell's Bay-White's Bay cable, lay at anchor in Worser Bay during the southerly gale. She made another start on Friday morning-.' and again dropped anchor in Worser Bay for the night.