PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10871, 22 January 1901, Page 7

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—Jar.un.ry 21. Tutanckai, New Zealand fiovstamenl steamer, 411 tons, Post, from Wel.ington. Passengers--The Hon. J. G. Ward Colonel Owen, and Messrs Hyde, Wilson, arid Tipumg. Pukati, s.s., l«t tons, Stringer, from Westpott. Union Steam Shi? Company, agents. Kahu, 5.3., 90 tons, MAHster, fiom *apier. Kiusev, Barns and Co., agents. Herald, s.s., 370 tons, Bropby, from Greymouth. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. SAlLED—January 21. Tutanekai, X-Z. Government steamer, 411 tons, Post, for Dunedin. w„"w,„ Kahu, s.s., 99 tons, McAhster, for Weiuiistor. and Napier. Ksnsey, Barns and Co., &S V,vLtu, 5.9., 115 tons, Wills, for Cheviot, etc. Kinsoy, Barns and Co. agents. - Tarawera, s.s., 2003 tons, k Eeies Vn-rton Passengers—Missea aaicoek, .Ligies, K'Goidor! Dillon. Cas«n. Brain. Bundle, Wilting Millington, Farquhar, Wbve E. Pascoe. Lawrence, Harris, B.wtt.itvne, Brydon, 3 eft. and Comgan Mesdamo. 2icv.re, Mcwneri, Manning, E. .7. Wilson, Malpus. Smith and tv.o children, .duir, Thomson, T. J. Sharp, Osborne,- Sawers a::d child Warboys and two children, Brydon, and S«*C, Sir G. Clifford, Captain Andrews B«. LSws, Lieutenant Williams, Hon. and Lady Gathorne Kardie, Dr. Gibson, Messrs Gordon, Kav, Graham, A. A. Duncan, Mihor, Bruz, Downes, Ludford, East, Jav>sen, "VVarbcvn, Wintle, J. T. Hair, Baynall H. Or. Blackie, A. J. Lawrence. Wilson, Jlercer, Thomson. Phipsen, J. Davis, Do Clifford, G. Field, Hensman, Green, Crow, Hall, and Stone, and Master D. Ferguson. Union ■""Steam Ship'-CmnpcTryr-'agenta.- ■-- ' -•' "' " IMPORTS. Tutanekaf*- From Wellington —.17,476 sleepers. '• Kahu—From Napier: 100 sheep. Te Dunedin: 74 bars iron, 1 case galvanised iron, Sls bales twine, 4 coils rape, 9 castings, 5 cks oil, 12 pipe 3, 74 bids, 87 cases, 130 chests, 37 half chests, 8 bales, * 7 > pkgs, .4 drums, 2 boxes, 1 kldu. From Timari*: '13 bags hides. . ■ Pukukj— From Westport: 17,353 ft timber, 1716 tons, c0i1,;3 empty hhds. Tarawer'a-flTrorn Wellington: 22 cases tea, 10 coils copper wire, 2 casc3 fruit, 17 cka pelts, 10 ska hides, 1 reaper and binder, 4 bales wool, 20 pkgs, 3 co&ea, 1 bos, 1 trunk. From Onehuuga: 34 casas froit, 1 case, 1 pkg. From Picton: 4 sks hides, 14 bales I skins. 7 Itngths pipe, 1 cafae. From Kelson: 14 carets jam. From New Plymouth: 10 cases empty tins, 1 crste empty returned, 17 empty hhds,' 2 empty kegs, 2 boxe3, 1 truss, 1 pel. EXPORTS. Jinet Nicoll—For Napier: 22 oks beans, 70 sk *£lour, 25 rams, 1 chaft'eutter with wheels and shafts. For Wellington : 320 ba'.C3 hay. Talune—For Oatnaru: 4 cases. For Dunedin: C pkgs malt, 22 caac9 wine, 10 caaes sauce, 35 cases pick!e3, (> cases cordials, 2 bales fungus, 2 trusses leather, 10 hhds and 2 kdkna empty returned, 3 sks walnuts, 3 bales hops, 19 cases and pkgs. Rotomahana—For Blenheim: 2 cases, 2 pkgs. For Patea: 12 hhds ale. For Foxton : 3 cases stout. 4 cases ale, 5 sk3, and 30 bags flour. For Wanganui: 5 cases ale, 70 sks eced, 1 box, 2 pkgs. Por Napier: 2 bales. For Nelson: 30 sk3 wheat, 10 bdls galvanised hardware, 2 pels. For New Plymouth : 6 cases ale. For Grevmouth -, 1 pkg. For Picton: 1 case. 1 pel. F*or Wellington : 12 cases, 2 brls and G hhds ale. 2 cases and 1 crate confectionery, 1 crate biscuits, 2 pkgs ranges, 2 caaes boots, 1 pkg plants, 100 boxes plums, 51 bales wool, 12 sks wheat, 12 sks rolled oats, G tyres, 2 copper plates, 521 bales hay, 20 cheeses, 50 horses, 50 sks and 30 bags flour, 4 ease 9 stone, 1 cycle, 125 cases and pkgs. Te Anan—For New Plymouth: 7 caaes Irish moss. For Gisborne: 8J sks grass seed, 140 bags flour, 1 case. For Napier: 2 hhds ale, 11 pkgs furniture, 1 case and 2 bales Venetian blinds, 1 casting, 60 sks malt, 28 cases sauce, 10 cases pickles, 10 cases vinegar, 5 cases cordials, 62 rams. 2 sks meal, 1C cases and pkgs. For Wellington: Wirth's circus outfit. For Auckland: G5 case 3 pickle 9, 1 caae sauce, 6 hhds and 15 cases ale, G bdls bags, 12 cases Irish moss, 12 cases cider, 200 eases .whiskey, 2 horses, 145 sks seed, 5 ks malt, 1 Bdl wheels, 16 sks wheat, 1 grindstone, 2

tubes, G2 sks bran, 14 bales wool, 52 cases moats, 50 drums oil, 1 truss leather, 77 cases and pkgs.

The Pukaki arrived from Westport at 4.25 a.m. yesterday. The Tutane—ii arrived from Wellington at 7.30 a.m., and sailed for Dunedin at noon yesterday. The Kahu arrived from Napier at 11.15 a.m. The John Anderson yesterday was put on the beech at _ urau for a cleaning. Hie Wakatu left for Cheviot, etc., yesterday afternoon. Tho Ikhono, with a quantity of wool packs, etc., from Calcutta, is expected to arrive from Wellington this morning. Xne Tarawera left for Wellington at the usual hour last night. The Ht-rild arrived from Greymouth about 6 o'clock yesterday evening. The ilairio was towed out into the stream yesterday afternoon. ' The Delphic's departure is postponed till to-night. The Union Steam Ship Company has been advised that the s.s. Whangape left Calcutta on 6th January, and Singapore on 16th January for New Zealand, and will make Auckland her rir3t port of call. Mr David Mel„tyr._ late of the schooner Falcon, who has been studying at "Devoiiia" Navigation School, Lyttelton, passed his examination yesterday for a certificate of competency as mate of a. Home trade passenger ship.