PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 11153, 20 December 1901, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—December 19. Upolu, s.s., 1141 tons, Rolls, from the, south. Union Steam Ship Company, agenta. Hotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses iluir, Cotter, Findlay, Hopkina, Thompson, Pailieer, Simmons, Mbrr&h, and JacoTseon, Mesdamea MoNab, Batger and child, Thompson, Rutherford, Findlay. Moore, Ireland, Marshall, Simmons; Brodie, Logan, Blackwood and 2, children, Macphail, Armour, Stan ton, and Olsen and 2 children, Hon. T. Y. Duncan and two secretaries, Captains Findlay and Falconer, Messrs Maffey, liinklater (2),. Bakex, Cowan, Lonsdale, Slade, Laing-Meason, MacCorinell, Badger, Moore, Ronaon, Taylor, Bnrnip, Brodie, Thompson, Rutherford, Boag, Kneiibush, Morgan, Allan, t Cameron, Marshall, Ireland, Marshall and 2 children, • Morine, Tregear, Simmons, Wilson. Hilson,' -uewett, t , Wynne, Gilpin, Palliser, Mirams, Peak, Daniels, Brodie. Wilkinson, Olseu and 2 children, and Pulley,' and 60 steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. •-■ Wakatn, e.s., 115 ions, Wille, from Wellington, etc Passengers—4 Sisters of the Mieeion, Miss Lascelles, Mr T. Green,. Masters Lascelles, Love, and Gordon. Kineey, Batns, and Co., agents. ' ",',»,. Ponerua, e.s., 1175 tone, Adama, from Westport. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Cygnet, s.s., 120 tons,-Murray, from Akaroa. - Pitcaithly and. Co., agents. , . . . •

SAlLED—December 19. Aratapu, echooner> 122 ions, Gilmer, for Kaipara- Pitcaithly and Co., agents. • Petone, s.a., 70S tone, Christian, for Greymouth. 'C W. Turner, agent. Upolu, c.*., 1141 tons, T&olls, for New Plymouth . via Wellington, and Nelson. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.' Botomahana, e,e.,-1768-tone. Manning, for Wellington. Passengere-i-Mieaee Duncan, Thomas (2), Simpson (2), Farrow, Someiville, (3), Avason, Whitehead, Simpson, (2), Smelhe, Cooper, '•'Jusy, ■ Hill* AeTinma (2), MsKay,. Palmer, Garnhanl, "Van Aech,. -Keroier, Tiolove, GerfortJi, .Pilli«t, Parker, -Reynolds (2),

Martlook, Vesty, Morris (2), Sinclair, Blake, Moeller, Kebba,!, McGtail (2), and Austin, Meedames Baker, Piper, Morrison, Maves, Brown, Bell and two children. Lamb and child, Childs, Barwell, Sharp, Marquand and two children, Andrews, Peak, Elson, and Dun- . bar, Archbishop Redwood, Messrs Dβ Vries, f Salmon, Dixon, Baker, Morrison, Mkrquand i King, Larkin, Perston, Bette, Pulley, Holmes, I DunJop, Wyne, Caughlen, Gaisford, liing, • Berkeley, H. Crust, T. B. Fairbairn, Lsw'er, Gardner, G. W. Bell, J. M. Heywood, K. H. Ferguson, G. Ware, Childe, W. A. Jenney, Job. Brown, JT. Men2ies, T. M.' Thomson, G. Chapman, iCidd, J. Ker, Webster, W. M Gribbie, Peak, Ehon, and Dunbar, Masters Bettle, Renner, and Burns. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Talune, s.s., 2087 tons, Mbrrieby, for Sydnej- via Wellington. Passengers—For Sydney Miss Freeman, Mesdames Uawson and Piko Messrs Dawson, Hiatt, Ashman, Doubleday and Pike. For Wellington: Mi&sea Beswick,' Whittau, Winter (2), Nicholson, and * Wells, Mesdames Thompson and child, Allen Dennis and two children, Pearc&, and Mac- ; pherson, Messrs Donoghue, Orr. Whittaher Allen, Rossiter, Dennis. Pearce, Rawle, and ' R. B. Clark. Union Steam Ship Comipany. , agents. ' • IMPORTS. Elizabeltb Graham—From Newcastle: 1000 tone coal. Pohftruai Wesiport: 25,e96ft timber 1259 tons coal. 2006 sleepers, 1 trunk. Eotomahana—Prom Wellington: 15 cases matches, 5- boxes butter, 16 osics pelts, 1 , pony, 83 caees, 2 bales, 9 bage, 88 pkgs, 1 keg, 12 empty returned crates, 13 orates empties. ; From Onehunga; 1 case lemons. From Nel- ■ son: 1 coop fowls. ' Upolu—From Dunedin: 2 boxes, 7 pkgs. From Oamaru: 1 bale woollens. . -

v Wakatu Kaifcoura: 80 bales wool, 12 bales hemp, 4 sks fish. 9 empty barrels, 5 empty ihlids, 1 caee, 1 pel. .From Cheviot: , 220 bales wool, 1 tin fat, 1 case, 2 drums. Talune—From Melbourne: 29 cases lemons, 10 cases oranges, tease stationery, 48 bags .onions, lcaee dyes, Scasee and 1 pkge drapery, 1 pkgo leather, 15 drums naphtha, 1 case shoes, 1 bicycle, 1 jar drugs, 1 cheat, 6 half-chests and 2 boxes tea, 1 case caramel, 1 oaso 'pictures, 325 bags bark,' 6 oases coooa,- 16 cases empty bottles, 1 casebooks, 99 half cases fruit, 9 'brie ( and 10 cases oil, 44 half cases cjjrranta, i case paper, 5 sks altnonds, 5820 bags erugar, 25 oases acid, 70 cases, 1 keg. 1 box, 10 pkgs, 1 basket, 1 bag." 5 "bales. From Bobart: 250 bdls palings, 271 bags -bark, 1 cbest. From Bluff: 62 bales twine, 25 oases milk. From Dunedin: 1 kldkn ale.

... EXPORTS.. . Tarawera —For Nelson:- 2" crates tins, 3 pkga,' 1 oase. 10 oeke meat bags, 2 pkes. For West-port: Iβ pkgs furmthre: For .Blemieim': S»pkgs.costings, 20 sks manure, 3 pkgs. For wanganui; 1 tosk. For Pat«a:.. 1 case, 3 pkgs. For FoxUon: 5 pkgs ' ranges, 1 range boiler, 10 sks polhurd. 4 'balSs hay. For WeQington: 1 case and 1 orate paxiam<bul>Bitore, 5 pkgs ranges, 21 cases and 1 box fruit, 11 cases ale and stout, 2 bales leather, 1 pipe, 1 bdle rods, 140 bales wool, 175 sks wheat, 20 arums paint, 60 sks flour, IS caees gas cylinders,. 1 bd}e iron' work, 1 distf harro^ , . , . X bjoyole, i; bdle- oaetings, '4 horeee, 50 cases *nd v pkge.' Qamasu': 10' troxes- raisine, & cases,' For Dunediri: 5 caeca oontfeotionery, 20' cases cordials, - 90 cases sauce, 25 cases pickles, -1 case- cigarettes, 1 deck chair, 1 Saee' fireworks, 1 chest, tea, ,1 grindstone, 38- loose oheeses, 556 <bales -wool, 46 cases and pkgs.

- Herningr I^lglrt Weiiapu: 3S eks wbe«t, 3 ska- oalitneat, 20 eks oato, 15 a*9 sbarpe, 40 •bags flmir, 10 »ks bran, 12 cases and' 12 It toko* ale, 1 live pig, 13 cases and pkg3. For Col-ling-wood: 3 pfegs. The Wekatu left Wfillington «,t 5 p.m- oa Monday, called- at Kaikoura and Port Kobiaeon, and arrived at Lytielton at 9.80 p.m. oa , Wcdneaetey, and left for Cheviot, etc., l*et night. 'x'he Poherua arrived from Westport barfj yesterday morning. The Kotomahana arrived from WeHingloa «( 8.5 a.m. yestard'ay, and left for Wellington lftet night. ■ The Upolu arrix'ed from the south at S.lO a.m. yesterday, and left for Now Plymouth vut WeJmgton and Nelson, tit, 3 p.m. The Taituie arrived from Melbourne via Dunodin alb 10.30 a.m. yesterday, and leit ior Sydney via Wellington aibout t> p.m. Tho Petone leit for Grey mouth iate o<l Wednesday night. The Aratapu sailed for Kaip&re. at 8 o.m. yesterday. ', The Jbtliz&beth Graham vraa moored at the Gladstone pier yesterday morning. The Wellington "Post" of Wednesday cays: —The Hinemoa, which ivns to hfcve made a I trip to the Southern lighthouses and the outlying islands this- week, will not aow do so. To-night eho leaves for Milford Sound, and the Tizt&nekaa will go on the Southern trip iaetoad. The topsail schooner bound to Timaru - ~ from Hokitika, put into Wellington harbour on Wednesday afternoon to shelter from the 'i heavy sea in the Straits. I The Gadsby arrived at Natal on Ist JSTovcm* her-from New Zealand. ! C»pt&in Cooper, of the steamer Elnmlle, which recently visited New Zealand, died at the Newcastle (N.S.W.) Hospital on 2nd Dβcemlber from an affection of the h^art. The Cygnet arrived from Akaroa at 10.33 p.m. on Wednesday. The Tokomaru goes' into dock i»T cleanisg and painting.