PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10760, 13 September 1900, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—September 12.

Flora, s.s, 1273 tons, Beaumont, from Auckland via the east coast. PassengersMisses Cole, Dickson, Bird, Best, Edwards, and Comyns, Mesdames Kinvig, Wilson, Comyns, _nd Goulding, Messrs M. S. Todd, Coles, Drake, Trenwortn, J. Hodgson, Dewing, White, P. __. Thompson, Barney, Watson, Mills, Jones, Small, Kerr, Noble, Coaller, Boyle, Kinvig, E. Simcock, Morton, S. Hunt, Conon, Stewart, and F. Daniel, and nine steerage. Lily, schooner, 84 tons, Bloom, from Havelock. Cook Bros., agents.

Zior, schooner, 63 tons, Anderson, from Hokitika. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Clyde, schooner, 86 tons, Clarksou, from Havolock. D. C. Mclntyre and Co., agents.

Huia, auxiliary schooner, 196 tons, McKenzie, from Kaipara. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents.

Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons, Wills, from Cheviot, etc. Kinsey, Barns aud Co., agents.

Cygnet; s.s.. 120 tons, Murray, from Akaroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. SAlLED—September 12. Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Beaumont, for Dunedin. Passengers—Mesdames Coates and two children and Deck, Captain Willis, Messrs Mills, Powell and Joel. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Poherua, s.s., 1175 tons, Adams, for Westport. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Sutherland, for Greymouth. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.

Zea-andia, s.s., 3000 tons, Waller, for Sydney via Auckland. Passengers—For Wellington : Mis3es Rawson, Davidson, Summers and M'Donald and two children, Mesdames Freeman, Randall, Roberts, Clark and Malet, Dr. J. A. Webster, Messrs Buckley, Parkinson, Thomas, F. de C. Malet, W'hitcombe, Roul, Phillips, Freeman, Rendall, Roberts, Farrar, Rose, B.ean, Thompson, Cornford, Dix, Currie and Mcouey. For Nelson: Miss Harris. For Napier: Miss Moore, Mr Cook. For Gisborne: Messrs Dewing, White and Mouldey. For Auckland: Mesdames Bruce, Buchanan, Tyree and child, and Morrison, Messrs Bruce, Buchanan, Hawkins, Tyree, Wood, Hayward, Morrison, and M'Olurg. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents.

IMPORTS. Huia—From Kaipara: 184,000 ft timber. Lily—From Havelock: 48,000 ft timber. Clyde—From Havelock: 62,000 ft timber. Zior—From Hokitika: 47,000 ft timber. . Flora—From Auckland: 319 pcs timber, 338 bdls laths, 3 pkgs polish, 10 cases bananas, 25 cases pineapples, 5 cases eoap, 2 cases beer, IB bags crystals, 2 bales leather, 2 hhds invert, 60 sks and 574 bags sugar, 58 cases syrup, 4 cases treacle, 7 empty hhds, 17 pkgs, 6 crates, 49 cases, 1 box, 3 bales. From Wellington: 1 box fish, 11 cases iron, 2 rolls lead 3 kegs nails, 1 bdl fruit trees, 30 bdls timber 13 cases, 6 coils, 24 pkgs, l bag, 21 hhds and' 3 brls empty returned, 1 bale, 1 box, 1 sk, 5 kegs. From Napier: 11 cases honey, 1 box fish, 2 pkg3, 5 cases. From Nelson: 5 ska hides, 1 case.

EXPORTS. ' Rotomahana—For Auckland: 3 bicycles For Picton: 2 pkgs spikes, 2 pile shoes. For Blenheim: 1 casting, 4 pkgs. For Patea--15 sks and 20 bags flour. For Wanganui: 5 pkgs harrows, 1 cycle frame, 3 pkgs. For Foxton: 3 cases, 1 crate. For New Plymouth: 2 sks malt, 2 sks peas, 2 sks barley, 2 bdls tinware, 2 bdls. galvanised hardware, 6 cases and pkgs. For Nelson: 23 sks bran. For Wellington: 10 sks and 30 gunnies onions, 2 cases dead poultry, 12 sks and 4 cases bacon, 1 keg and 6 cases onions, 8 crates and 2 cases biscuits and confectionery, 4 boxes cartridges, 13 sanitary bins, 27 cases eggs, 4 bdls baths, 6 bdls buckets, 1 bull, 3 sks wheat, 2 horses, 50 cases fruit, 281 sks potatoes, SO sks flour, 4-sks wheatmeal, 1 t-_rjewriter, 1 pkg tyres, 52< cases and pkgs sundries.

ZoaJ&ndia—For Wellington: 4 bags bacon, 2 bdls galvanised ware, 4 cases fiah, 2 poultry, 1G cases ale, 1 horao, 1 pkg tyres, 5 sks oatmeal, 6 sks rolled oats, 30 sks ryegrass, 3 lihds ale, 2 cases fancy goods, 1 horse, 1 case boots, 1 case bicycles, 3 bicycles, 1 tank, 12 cases sundries. For Nelson: 1 hhd rolled oats. For Wanganui: 20 sks malt. For Blenheim: 1 bicycle. For Patea: 1 case boots. For Napier: 60 sks ; malt, 2 bolts duck, 1 truss woollens, 1C sks chicory, 15 cases fruit. For Gisborne: 10 sks pollard, 10 sks oatmeal, 1 sk peas, 8 ales cocksfoot, 1 sk clover seed, 1 case cream separator, 2 cases boots, 12 cases fruit, 3 sks, 3 cases sundries. For Auckland: 1127 sks potatoos, 50 sks wheat, 250 sks oats, 18 sks onions, 470 aks and bags flour, 132 sks bran, 5 sks malt, 3 bicycles, 13 syrup cks, brls ale, 1 horse, 3 cases gelatine, 1 bale hay, 14 cases bacon, 6 sks soap, 4 cases woollens, 2 trusses woollens, 38 sks chicory, 3 boilers, 2 cases sundries. For Sydney: 890 sks pdtatoes, 1 brl gkfasware, 25 sks peas, 2 cks glassware, 6 acid cases, 51 cases drugs. For Newcastle: 280 sks potatoes. For Brisbane: 1 Canterbury chaff* cutter.

The Clyde is to load produce for Greymouth on account of Messrs D. C. Mclntyre and Co. Captain Cameron, of the Sir Henry, is to take charge of her, exchanging with Captain Clarkson.

The Dilpussund went out into the stream yesterday morning.

A smart piece of work has just been done by Captain McKanzie .in the auxiliary schooner Huia. She left Lytteiton on Tuesday, the 21st of August, with 320 tons of produce for Kaipara. This cargo she discharged at thirteen different places on the river, tr.d she then loaded 184,000 ft of kauri timber for Lytteiton, where she arrived yesterday, September 12th, thus having been only. 21 days on the voyage from Lytteiton and back. This makes her ninth round trip since January. 1900. ... The Kilburn's departure. for South Africa takes place to-day. The Star- of New Zealand leaves for London this morning. The Anerley, which was to leave Timaru for Durban yesteaday, shipped about 80,000 bags of oats at that port. The Whangapo is loading coal at Newcastle for Timaru, which port she will probably leave for Sydney via the Bluff and Melbourne about the end of this month.