PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11010, 6 July 1901, Page 9

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED-Jnly 4. Upolu, c,3., 1141 tons, Bolls, from New Plymouth via Wellington juid Nelson. Union Steam Ship Company, agente. ' Wakatu, s.s., 115 tona, Wills, from Wellington, etc. Passengers—Mrs Ralph and two children, Mr M'Alpine. Kinsey, Barns and Co., agents. July 5. Warrrmoo, a.s., 3326 tons, Richardson, from Melbourne via .u.obart. Passengers—M«sdames Bioidley, MejJouga.il and child, and Rout ledge, Messrs West, ttos3, Asliton, Kippenherger, MeDougall, Routledge, Hoskins, Colebrook, Rhodes, and Gurney, and aeveti steerage. Union.Steam Ship Company, agents. = Poherua, s.s., 1175. tons, Adams, from WestTport. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. SAILED—JuIy 5. •/, ;vA Warrimoo, 3..5., 3326' tons, Richardson,, for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—For Wellington: 'Misees Gully, Hayes,Lobrnn and Grey, Slesdames JJalgleish end boy, Kutlcdgo, J. T. Doug.as, Branting, and Toaswill, Captain Willis, Sergeant Cottrell, Messrs P. Scott, C.' Z.eie, Ricuiie, Cleland, Sutherland, j> T.Douglas, F. Perm, Pavitt, J. M'Leod, Rutledge, H. J. hue and Pngh. For Sydney: Misses Buckley, Phillips, Bail, Briggs, Flood and Fletcher and child, Meadamea Kollfcston, Bonningloa, Phillips, and Amyes, Messrs .Rolleston, Buckley, B*ber and two children, and. Amyes. , Union Steam Ship Company,' agents. Rosamond, s.s., 721 tons, Sutherland,', for. Greymouih.' Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Upolu, s.s., 1141 tons, Rolls, for Southern ports. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. IMPORTS. ■■ . ■_■•■•.-'- Warrimoo—From Melbourne: 12 cases wine, 5 octaves-whisky, 41 coses-sulphuric acid, 2 case 3 muriatic acid, quantity pigiron, V 2Q -bags rice, 10 cases tobacco, 1 pel and 2 cases drapery, 1 bale strawboard, 3 cases paper, 10 bales kapoc, 1 cose seed, -1 box sultanas, 20 cases napbtha, 1 box luggage; '27 brls and 15 cases oil, 16 cks alum, 20 bags 10. drums potash, 1 typewriter, 1 dog,'l*6 pkgs, 37 oases, 2 eke, 4 crates, 5 chests. From Adelaide: 1 keg and 50 cases wine, 1 case.': From Hobart: 44d paiinga, 149 pcs timber. From Blirffi: 69 ska. seed, .27 cases- meats, 56 cases jnilk, 1 bag feathers. From i Dunedin: 40 "boxes '. soap, 1 tip "dray, 1 drum oil, 1 box, i. case, 4 pkgs. From' Bluff: 15 cases milk, 4 bales. Wakatu —From. Wellington: -3 crates tine, 1 case. From. 'Kaikoura: .2 pkgs hides, 8 ske fish, 17 eks pelts. From Cheviot; 180 sks pats, .25-eks, wheat.. ; t .-. . Tarawera—From Wellington: 8 cases tea, 81 rolls notting,' 4 cases iron, 21 eks hides,, 87 pkgs boxes, 6 sks pelts, 4 boxes,'7o cases, 0 pkga, 8 frames, 1 roll, 4 sks, 23 crates empties, 26 cks. From New Plymouth: 6 boxfes butter, 6 eanpty returned hhds. v • ' ■ Upolu—From N«w Plymouth: 23 .boxes butter, 2 boxes, 2 poriimanteaux, 12 orates empty tins. 2 empty returned hhds.. From, i-ielson: 137 cases jams. . Poherua—From Weetport: 1 box soap, 1470 tens coal, 1 empty hhd. ' ' . - ' EXPORTS. Tarawera—For Wellington: 20 crates and 13 cases biscuits and coiifeetionery, 16 pkgs, ranges, 1 pkg castings, 5 bdls chairs, 2 pkgs tyreej 31 casee fruit, 8 boxes '■ fowls, lO'oases pickles, 10 cases aauoe, 2 cases baking powder, 15 cases liquors, 1 box sausages, 8 sks bacon, 1 box laxd 144 sks potatoes, 4 horses, 1 bull, 230 sks and 140 bags potatoes, 4 horses, 1 bull, 230 sks and 140 bags flour, 1 pkg turniture;"-i4 sks peas, 70 sks wheat, 15 sks beans, 1 plough, 1 elevator, 1- cqrncruaher, 1 bar steel, ,1 fourwheeled carriage, 3 eks harness, 1 sofa, 103 casee and pkgs. For- Jfew. Plymouth: 2' cases, 1 kog. For Blenheim: 40 coils wire. For Foxten: 7 crates and 1 case biscuits and confectionery. For Patea: 1 case, 1 pkg. For Wanganui: 1 crate perambulators, 30 cases champagne, 13 eke potatoes, 5 cases, 5 pkgs. Upolu—For Dunedin: 5 cases confectionery, 1 case drugs, 28 cheeses,, 5 hhds and 1 kldkn empty returned, 12 cases. For Akaroa: 288 sks coal. For Oani&ru: 2qr cks whisky, 1 octave rum, 3 cases. For Timaru: 550 cases kerosene. ;

Delphic—For London—Prom Lyttelton: 37,008 carcases mutton and lamb. 8 eaxcases york, i beef,'2l cases hares, 550 cases kidneys, 6 cases sweetbreads, 1152 bales wool, 57 bales basils, 1258 Iks cocksfoot, ft) ska tares, 1333 sks oata, 147J sks peas, 3110 -ska •wfoe&t, 2319 sks beans, : 1005 cks tallow and pelts, 30 cks and kegs casings, 50 boxes butter, 720 cases gum, 2i oases and pkgß. -. The Wakatu arrived shortly before midnight on Thursday, after a very rough, passage from Wellington via Kaikoura. : The 'Warrrmoo arrived from Melbourne via Hobarfc at 6 a.m. yesterday, and left for Sydney, via Wellington, last night. .- ! The Poherua arrived from Westport' at 8 a-.m. yeaterday. She leaves for Westport today. The Delphic left the wharf at 6 am. yesterday, and anchored in the stream,, sailing for London at 6 p.m, A barque vras seen from the Heads yester-

day afternoon. She was apparently in ballast, afld "coining from the south. She was about six or seven miles off. -

The Papaimi weighed anchor yesterday morning, iand -went abnth, but in the afternoon returned, and anchored about where she had Lees.the previous day. • The Wakaiu'e departure for Cheviot, etc., has been postponed till to-day. ''• The Cyignet did not leave iot Akaroa yesItetday. * r . Xhe Upolu left for southern ports at 2.25 p.m. yesterday. The s.s. Winkfield sailed from. Tiamra at five yesterday evening ipr Lyttelton. Sho takes atiout 53,000 sacks of oats itoai Timanv. The ship Blenheim from Btiebane arrived in the Timani roadstead yesterday. She brings a cargo of agricultural salt.; The annual general meeting of the governors and friende of ttoe Royal National Lifeboat Institution was heia at the Town Hall, Westminster. The chair was occupied by his Grace the Duke of Northumberland, K.G-. TEe annual " report stated that new lifeboat stations had been established during the year at Sunderland, Buckhaven (Fifeahire), and Helviok Head (ihingarvan Bay), and new lifeboats of the type best adapted for the special .localities for which they had been built had been placed at fourteen other stations. The institution's fleet of lifeboats on the coast at the end of 1900 numbered , . 286, including all types, whe- : ther. steam, sailing, or pulling: lifeboats. Throughout the year the life boats were launched on service 862 titties, and 1056 tiroes for exercise, besides which the crews assembled on 155 other occasions when it was thought that their services would be required. The total number of lives, for the saving of which the inatitiwon granted rewards in 1900 was 835; of these S9O were saved by the lifeboats, and 175 by shore boats and other means, besides which the lifeboat crews were instrumental in saving 35 vessels. The institution's boats also landed 43 persons who were on vessels in perilous positions.