PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10886, 11 February 1901, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARKIVED— February 9. Rotornshana, 5.3., 1763 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Gainsiord, Deni, Jowett tf). leaver, iv,'es, ioaikins, i'ring, CampbaU, and Pilkasiic, fciesuaniea Kcbmson and two children, Duukley, Dent, Jowett, Smith, aavsge, Skearaloy aiid two children, Gainsford, Deans, Maekay, and Mahoney, Ruvs. Uunkiey and Lewifl, JJr. Anderson, Messrs McCarthy, Landels, iiingan, KUinlon, Gainsiord (.2), Green, Kicaarason, Ucvivi "ISeave, Ashman, Wood, (job, Harks, Jov/eit, Sheppnrd, Puffett, Langston, Petrshruss, Brett, K. O'Reitly, Miller, Nunn, Mcivauiaru, l'cwer, Cane, Wilson, fchearfi.ey, Pring, Morgan, W ilruott, unU JDixoii, and liO steerage. Union Steam ship Company, °Moura, 5.3., 2027 tons, McDonald, from Dui> ediu. Passaugcrs—Misses ilcKay, Childa, and Ncal, ilesdamos Cliit and child, Thompson unci three children, Dimant, I\icssr3 tenwick, Bolt, Knrr, 'Jlioßip.ion, Burnett, IJynie, and Dimwit, and six steerage. Union Steam >Ship Company, agents. Elingamite, s.a., 3UOO toas, Yvylhe, from Sj-dney via Auckland. Passengers—Misses Tudehope, Lewis, Curiiow (2), and Boyd, Mrs Wallace, Messrs- Wall, Hcdgson, flooton, Gourlay, Chapman, and Shepherd, and fa steei-a-'O. Kinsey, Barns, and Co., agents. Brisbane, 5.3., "716 tons, McKae, from Newcastle. W. White and Co., ugciits. Cygnet, s.s., 120 tons, Murray, from Akaroa,. Pitcaithly, Wallaca, and Cc, agents. Vebruary 10. Rono-a, schooner, 93 tons, Peterson, from Haveioek. Pitcaithly, Wallace, and Co., ag«nts. -nr i Poherua, 8.3., 1175 tons, Adams, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Kini, s-9., 1122 tons, Butter, from Greymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. Wakatu. 5.3., 115 tons, Wills, from KaiSroiuaend Wellington. Passengers—Misses .Smith, Johnson, Keough, O'Meara, Emms, Hibbert, and Hitchcock (2), Mra Mann, Messrs Smith and Ward. Kinsey, Barns, and Co., agerU3. Tarawera, s.s., 2003 tons, Neville, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Thorp?, Allen, Stephens, Jarnieson, Ward, Maindonald, Doell, Dale, Savage, Sanderson, Oldham, Belmont, Ballance, Anderson (21, Travers, Marlow, and OlHvier, Mesdames Dunn, Magill, Stevens, Skelton, Cliff and child, Snica-ton, Bright, Doell, Quill, Sloan, Card, Hendry, Middleton, Morrison, Phelan, and Snooks and son, Lord Ksnfurly; Capt. Alexander, Dr. McAdani, Messrs McKay, Wrig-nt, McAdani, Briggs, Cannon, Williams, Lyndon, Wilson, Ciiff, Kitchie, Maloney, Bright, Doell, 'Lcnax, Quill, Lambert, Wilson, Little, Johnston, Fox, James, Frost, Beauchamp, Bush, Benda'J, O'Callaghan, Winstone, Chryetall, Maude, Mnoßeth, Wood, Hurst-Seagsr, Louisson, Graham, Moss, Peterson, Hewn, Marsh, Beasley, Gregan, Smith, Ayera, Benton, Wilson (2), i'-vans, Lleek, Oldham, Allan, Stevens, Middleton, and Fhnlan, and 38 steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. SAlLED—February 9. Moura., s.s., 2027 tons, McDonald, for Auckland, via the Ea3t Coast. Passengers—Fpr Wellington: Misses Lyons, Lynn, Barlov:, Morris, Maher, and Lewis (2\ Revs. Dr. Erwin and J. M. Simpson, Messrs Bluett, Watts, Fetherick, Norri.s, Lyncon, and Maher. For Gisborno: Mis 3 Rosie, Capt. Tucker. 3?or Auckland: Misses Henderson, filiryhpnt, and C. Alderson, Mesdames Oliphant, McGee, and Whitehead, Messrs Martin, McKay, and Whitehead. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.

Pareora, s.s., £55 tons, Black, for Grey- : mcuth. C. W. Turner, agent. Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 lons, Manning, for Welington. Passengers—Misses Edwards, Grevily, Brick, Barrow, Mclntosh, Ramsay, Smith, Pollock, Ackroyd, Harcombp, Kiver, Seed, Hubbard, Msddison, Hall, Welch, Pratt, Bnrneit, Hart, Hamilton, £JwE.nston, and Foley, Mesdames Hall-Jor.es, W. H. Davis. Turner, Edwards, McCord, Potts. Phiops and child, Nesbitt. J. McMillan, J. T. Gray. W. Paterson end boy, Cronin, Murfitt, Hinder tnc! Foley, Rev. Dr. Morlev, Mes3rß W. Hill, Swift, W. H. Clarkson, Milnes, Pilclier, J.

Murrel!, VT. 11. Davia, F. ilorley, Walker Palmer, S. C. Farr, Gavin, A. Marshall, Stewart, iinrris, Campbell, McKay. Her.dry, C. MeMp.ster, Rcakes, A. G. Glover, T. P. Hutton, J, Tait, C. Turner, Glanville, J. McMillan, and J. T. Gray, 'Masters Y/ard and Clifford. Union Steam fc'hip Company, agents. Elingaruito, s.s., 3030 tone, Wyilie, for Duned:n. Passengers—Mis3o3 McCoy {2), Williams, Lindsay, and Coote, Mesdamcs McCoy, and Stewart, Messrs McCoy, Bingliarn (2), St. Ciair, Magnus, Baldwin, Leach, Pyke, McCailum and Sherris. lunacy, Barns and Co., agents. February 10. Eliza Firih, schooner, 243 tons, Brown, for Kaipara. Field and Ferrier, agents. IMPORTS. Tarawera—Fioiu Wellington: 9 case 3 matches, 3 bars iron, 1 crank,. 4 bdls steel, 1 bicycle, 700 sheep, 19 etisas, 4 trusses, 13 pkge> 23 hhds and 4 brls empty returasd, 2 brls, 6 hhds. From Nelson: 1 bale hops, 83 case 3 fruit, 5 pkgs, 3 cases. From Greymouth: 1 box. Rotoniahana—From Wellington: 0 .cka pells, 1 caso cigars, 9 horses, 510 sheep, 1 coil rope, 30 pkgs, IS cases, 10 cases empty returned. Elingamitc—From Sydney atid Northern Ports: 10 cylinders ammonia. 243 pcs timber, 503 bags salt, 100 bags batt'.e , ?, Coi bags and 50 sko sugar, 14i) cr.aes fruit, 2'lo bags cement, •10 sks lime, 38 cuscs polish, 100 bdls laths, SO bJls timber, 10 cases mullet, 12 cases tobacco, 80 cases pelts, 80 drums dip, 32 cases matches, 9 cases tea, quantity sundries. Brisbane—From Newcastle: 1078 . tons coal, 4 pcs hardwood. EXPORTS. Eliza Firth—For Kaipara: 2000 .bricks, 3 bags lime, 5 bag* salt, 1 Bk oatina, 90 nice potatoes, 90 ska v.'heat, 375 sks chaff, .IGO ak's oats, 54 cnso3 bicf, 10 sk3 oatmeal, 15 cases jam, 6 sks onions, 2 cases bacon, 1 case lard, 1 ck whiting, 1 ck soda, 79 sks sharps, 44 sks bran, 37 tons flour. Rosamond—For Hokitika: 20 cases ttle, 209 sks chaff, 2 aks oatina, 5. bales hay, 12 -cases and p!;gs. For Greymouth: 1 pkg and l"bag fittings, 2 hhda and 30 coses ale, 5 bdls pipo3, 2 cast iron pipes, 2 crates fowls, 1-5 sits onions, 90 s!:3 oats, oC3 sks chaff, 8 cast iron sheaves, 1 octavo port, 1 caso tobacco, 1 case boots, 30 iron bars, 1 box nails, 55 sks and 92 bags potatoes, 12 cases apples, 50 sks flour, i perambulator, G pkgs bars, 16 poste," 2 screws, 93 pkga dredging machinery, 17 castings, 1 twc-wheeler, 1 gig, 1 buggey,. 102 cases and pig 3.

Tarawera—For Blenheim: G skeiths. For -Po::ton: 50 s!« wheat. For Manukau: 50 ska seed. For Wanganui: 3 crates, 1 case and 1 box biscuits and confectionery, 50 sks seed. For New Plymouth: 3 crates biscuits, G sks seed. For l J icton: 150 strips iron, 1 copper ilummcr, 1 pkg brushes. For Wellington : 7 'cases, 19 crates and 10 * boxes biscuits end confectionery, 22 pkgs ranges, 1 pk? bricks, -1 sk oysters, 12 pkgs samples, 100 sks wheat, 3 bars steel, 150 eks oats, 40 sks ozijona, 1 roll belting, 65 ska potatoes, 8 chests tea, 25 cases and pkgs. Moaua—For Suva: 4 cases. For Newcastle: 15 cases cheese, 55 sks . malt, 217 sks oats. ■ For Sydney: 1 chair, 1 bicycle, 2330 sks oats, 194 sks barley, 153 sks grass eccA, 19 cases and jokgs. Toroa—l4oo sheep, 2 horses, 1 cow. Jtinsey, Barns and Co., agents. i -.■••■*

A red cone buoy, with a staff attached, was sighted about a miie from Pipikariti Point by the 'I'utanekai on her way from Port Chalmers.

The barque Inveresk left Monte Video for Otago Heads at the end of January. She has been chartered to tal:e a general cargo from Nev; Zc-alaml to the United Kingdom or the Continent.

The Rotomahana arrived from Wellington at 8.-10 a.m. en Saturday, and left for Wellington ut night. The Moura arrived from Dunedin at 11.45 a.m., and sailed for Auckland via the East Coast late, at night. The Bri3bano arrived from Newcastle on Saturday afternoon. Her run across tho Tasman Sea occupied exactly a week. She encountered strong southerly winds most of the voyage. Tho Eiinganiite, from Sydney via Auckland, arrived on Saturday afternoon, and Bailed for Dunedin at night. The departure of tha Wauakn. for Timaru has had to be postponed in consequence of tho delay in discharging her, caused partly by want of trucks and partly by the holiday. On Saturday afternoon a yacht race for halfraters for trophy presented by Profesaor Scott, -was sailed in the Lyttelton Harbour. Mr Sinclair's Bettina was first, Mr Kennctt'a WateifoU'Cb. aecond, and Professor Scott's Water Beetle third. On Thursday Water Beetle beat Woterwitch in a match.

Captains McLellan and Murray have been appointed to act as nautical assessors in the enquiry on Thursday next into the circumstances of the collision between the Rotoruahana and the Kestrel.

Tho Tarawera arrived from Wellington at 2 p.m. yesterday, and her passengers and mails ware sent to Clmstchurck by a special train.

Tho Wakatu arrived from Wellington, etc., at 1 a.m. yesterday. Tho Poherua arrived from WestpoH at 4 a.m., and the Kini from Greymouth at noon. Tho Ronga arrived from Kaipara at 1 p.m., and Bailed up tho harbouT to her berth. Arrived, 9.20 p.m., 10th inst., s.a. Toroa, Captain Romerhill, from Waitanfri, Chathams. Passengers—Mr Foster, wife and family, G. B. Nelson, and one Maori. Kinßey, Barns and Co., agente.