PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 10785, 12 October 1900, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—October 11.

Tariwera, s.s., 2003 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Bourn, Hislop, O'lTailey (2), Fenwick, Dowel, . Kohn, and Robins (2), Mesdames James, Bourn, Ranafcead and family, Miller, Hopkirk and family, Lewis, O'Mulley,. Bethune and infant, Howdon, Fr&zer, McKinnon and tv?o children, Large, Coembs, Kyburn and child, Robins, and Artson, Messrs Hindmarsh, Ranstead, Sinclair, Sutherland, Maxwell, Wagstaff, McPhoraon, BlackweM, O'Rourke, Byrne, G-len-denuing, Pyrke, Ev/ing, Lewis, Woolf, Derrett, Hill, Allen, Redwood, Preston, Dundas, Smith, Fenwick, McKinnon, Scott, LtcGowan, McKerrow, Herd, Hislop, and Wallace, and thirty steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Zealandia, s.s., 3000 tons, Waller, from Dunedin. Passengers—Miss Morris, Messrs Barnes, Ryan, Bowker, Triggs, and Miller. Kinsey, Barns and Co., a^rent3. VTakatii, s.s., 115 tons, Wills, from Cheviot, eir. Kinsey, Bwns and Co., agents.

Indramayo, s.s., 7000 tons, Trotter, from Wellington. Kinsey, Barns and" Co., agents. Toroa, 8.5., 174 tons, Romeril, from Chathams. Passengers—Mi.ss Shand. Rev. Winter Blathwayt, end Mr Irving. Kiii3ey, Barns and Co., agents. Cygnet, s s.. IQO tons. Murray, from Akaroa. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents.

SAILED, October 11. Waimate. s.s., 5610 tons, Hainon, for Wellington and Waitara. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Tarawera, s.s., 2003 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Miss Brcoker, Mesdarues Aiken, A. R. Lewis, Latham, Mortensen, and Darvill, "Rev. Father Galerne, Judge Ward, Messrs L. Weber, Mortensen, Murison, Imfford, W- C. Macgregor, J. H. Gee, Latham, Holmes and boy, and Sleigh and Master Darvill. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.

Zealandia, s.s., 3000 tons, Waller ,for Sydney via Auckland. Passengers—For "Wellington: Mesdarues Johnston, Wardell, de C. Malet, Olliver, Scales, and Allenton, Messre Stopford, Haughton, P. de C. Malet, Scales, Olliver, Johnston, Wardell. Hight, Clemens, Graham, Baldwin, Nutsey, Milne Allenton, and Turrell. For Napier: Mr Hetherington. For Gisborne: Mr Howard. For Auckland: Misses Mathcwe, Bull, and Smith, Mrs Cassels, Messrs Bellhouae. Smart, Bull, Davieon, Rod-

gera, and Devine. For Sydney: Mr Sherries, ivinsey, Barns and Co., agents. Flora, s.s., 1273 tons, Beaumont, for Dune-

dm. Passengers—Mrs J- Low, Captain Gray, Messrs Skeoch, Kneebajh, Cameron, Poison .Duudasa, Allan, and Purk. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Wa&aui, s.s., 115 tona, "Wills, for Cheviot etc. ivinsey, Barns and Co., agents.

IMPORTS. Flora—From Auckland: 1 tank raisins, 2 cases tobacco, 7 easea paper, 27 cases soap, 70 cases fruit, 3 erat-es luiik, 1 bale leather, 2 pumps, r case hats, 2 sks oysters, 27 cases soap, s* plates and 52 bdle iron, 100 bdla laths, 461 bags sugar, 33 bags crystals, 10 cases cubes, 2 cases syrup, 1 case treacle, 223 pcs timber, 23 cases, 5 empty bris, 1 crate, 25 pkgs, 1 truss, 1 brl. From Wellington: 25 cases kerosene, 1 coil, 5 boxes butter, 17 cases Iruit, 3 cases fish, 1 bicyeie, 30 pkgs samples, 1 horse, 50 cases, 15 pkgs, 4 bales, 1 jar, 9 crates empty returned, 1 truss. From Napier: 3 boxes fish, 11 pkgs 50 drums dip, 6 bales wool, 1 case.

Annie Hill—From Stewart's Island: 80,400 ft timber.

Indrarnayo—From New York: • 340 tons general merchandise.

JSealandia—From Dunedin: 24 csks lomon peel, 53 cases jam, 9 hhds and 6 brls alo, 3 cases confectionery. Toroa—From the Chathams: 1000 sheep, and 40 bales wool. EXPORTS. Monowai—For Wellington: 8 cases eggs, 7 cases and pkgs sundries. For Sydney: 269 sks potatoes. For Launceston: 1 pkge bolts. For Newcastle: 919 sks potatoes. For Sydney: 13 cases hams and bacon, 200 sks malt, 3964 sks potatoes, 1 horse, 3 ske and 100 bags hides, 675 sks oats, 369 sks peas, 1 Canterbury chaffcutter and combine, 10 bags corks, 43 cases and pkgs sundries.

Corinna—For Oamaru: 25 boxes candles, 25 cases and pkgs sundries. For Tunaru: 2 pkgs tea, 7 pcs machinery, 10 cases jam, 3 tanke seed, 1 box ty.pe, -301 eks fertiliser, 11 cases and pkgs sundries. For Dunedin: 5 oases sauce, 5 sks seed, 5 trusses leather, 27 cases and pkgs sundries. For Port Chalmers: 4 spaxs.

Kifcn—For Welling-ton: 351 pkgsi For Wanganui: 2 cases. For Hokitika: 7 pkgs castings, 125 sks chaff, 2 sks wheatmeal, 3 pkgs. For New Plymouth: 8 sks oatina, 10 sks calf food, 2 sks roTled oats, 4 cases boots, 11 cases ale and stout, 3 hhds alo, 125 sks oiits, 50 sks barley, 1 case ■ dorn.se, 125 sks and 3j22. bags flour, 60 sks bran, 3 ploughs, 21 cas'e3 and pkgs sundries. For Greyniouth: 1 pkge samples, 1 .pkge leather, 2 cases and 1 pkge tobacco, 2 sks oatina, 160 bags flour, 30 sks 'pollard, 33 sks bran, 19 cases and pkgs sundries.

T&rawera —For Wellington: 1 case dead poultry, 1 pkge samples, 9 sks rhubarb, 6 cases and-.pkge sundries. •

Zealaridia—For "Wellington: 6 sks oatina, 2 cases poultry, 2 trusses leather, SA cases ale;' 4 hhefs stout, 1 roller, 6 hhds ale, 7 cases glue, 3 craves. For "Wangatmi,: 1 bale leather, 3 cases bools.:- , " For Nelson: 7 casts ale, 19 vMs ale, 5 cases sauce, 3 eases pickles, 1 crate biscuits, 2 cycl«s. For Orisborne: 10 sks bran, 3 sks oa-tina, 10 ska pollard,-22 sks potatoes, -1 drums ,pn.int, 2 cases woollens, 1 bicycle, 11 ca3es furniture. .For Auckland: 2 cases stationery, 4 lihds ale, 5 trusses leather, 2 .cases, 1 truss woollens, 6 sks. oatina, 10 sks rolled oa.ts, 1 case cidor, 330 sks and bags flour, 28 .sks bran, 1285 s'ks oats, 40 sks chicory. 100 sks wheat, 1 crate cycles, 2 boxes fowls, 17 cases bacon. .W ease* pickles, 16 cases furniture. For Sydney: 800 ska potatoes, 1 case woollens, 200 sks oats, 2 cases ham. For Newcastle: 100 sks oats, 2 cases bacon.

The Waimate left for Wellington and "W*itara at eight o'clock last night. The Wakatn arrived from Cheviot, etc., early yesterday morning. She 19 again under command of Cantain Wills, who has recovered from hin indisposition. The Wakatu sailed for Cheviot, etc.. last night. The Tyser liner Indramayo arrived late on Wednesday night. She is commanded by "Captain Trotter, who has the following deck officers : — Chief Mr Hodgson; second, Air Taylor; third. Mr Housecraft. The engineers are Messrs Craig, Carrie, Evendon, and Bowen. The refrigerating engineers are Messrs Dibbs, Howin, and Knapp. The Poherua comes out of dock to-day, and sails for Westport. While she was in dock two butt-straps and a- number of rivets were replaced. The Toroa fakes her place in dock to-day, and is to undergo her annual inspection, etc. Captain Watchlin of the schooner Glencairn, has gone to Wanganui to recruit his health. It is imderstood that the N.Z.S. Co. has secured some sailing vessels to'load this season's wool in Kew Zealand, but their loading ports have not yet been fixed. Presentations have been made by Captain Robertson tuid the officers of the Rotoiti to Mr Flymi (third officer), who was married last week, and Mr Wallace (third engineer), who entered the state of matrimony on Wednesday. Mr Hutchison, chief engineer, was the spokesman on each occasion.

Fifty extra., men have been re-started at work by the Westport Harbour Board's engineer, and these, together s with the dredging staff, will bring the number at present in the employ of the Board to lnnetyfive.