SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11414, 27 October 1902, Page 6

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT CF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—October 25.

Whangape, s.s., 2031 tons, Holford, from Timaru. Lruon Steam Ship Company, agents. Maori, s.s., 5317 tons, Moffatt, from London via Wellington. National. Mortgage antt Agency Company, agents. : Waihora. s.s., 2003 tons. Smith, from Sydney, via AucKand. Passengers—Misses Cowlishaw, Brown, and Ferguson, Mesdames Ford, Turner, Bashlord, and Nantes, Captain Gucnerton, Messrs Cowlishaw. Berry, WaddeSl, Homybreok, Partridge, Thorpe, Cormack, Bannatyne. Franks, Bill, Lewis. Stewart, Hall, Marshall, White, and Jack, and seven steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.

Rotomahana, s.s., 1763 tons, Mtnning, from Wellington. Passengers—Misses Walkins, Horton, Lucas. Morehead, Lukey, Keikher, and Ferguson." Mesdames Papworth. Reeve, Dent. Leithead, Blatchford, Stephens and child, Prer.dergast, and Upham, Rev. Steele, Captains Adams and Stephenson, Messrs Hooper, Berry, Reeve, Foydea (2). Sew.Hoy, Milton, Cotton, Prendergast, Wong Yuen Wall, Stone. Reid, Leithead, Hay, McDowell, Gansted, Archibald, Hill, Lukey, Clarkson, Morley, Baxter, Comerford, Moves, Walker, Herd, Fox, Gallop, and Eichelbaum, and eighteen steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents.

Te Anau, s.s., 1652 tons. Bernech, from Dunedin. Passengers—Miss McFarlane, Captain Willis, Messrs Canning, Dimant. and H. T. Llcyd. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Cygnet, s.s., 120 tons. Murray, from Kaikoura, etc. Fitcaithly and Co., agents. October 26. Tnrawora, s,s„ 2003 tons, Stott, from Wellington, Passengers—Misses Mcßao (2/. E. Blackmore. Perkins, Seymour, Bathgate, Butcher, Overton, Swanson, Luxton, Wyatt, and Galloway, Mesdames Symons, Perkins, Fox, Murphy, Duncan. tlogan, Black, Duncan and chi.d, Fortcsque, and McKaggar and child, Lieut. Butler, Messrs vj. A. Lawson, C. G. Clark, C. Bnttain, W. Badger, A. E. Hellier, H. P. Bridge, J. Milne, Prerard, Thornton, C. McLachian, Lloyd, Kelly, Walker (1). Hunt, Jones, J. Tineline, Bathgate, li. Lane, Ferguson, S. Smith, Overton, Duncan, Wilson, Hogan, Simpson, Wilson,. Beasicy, Harruna, W. Herd, Goldinghara, Walkl-ev, Buttle. Cos, Campbell, J. and W. Gibbs, V. Scully, H. Grifliths, Davis. Beaver, and O'Eule, and twenty-one steeerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Surrey, s.s., 5435 tons. Cutler, from Brisbane, etc. Kinsey, Biros and Co., agents. Zior, fjchooner, 63 tons, Rennie. from ifokitika. Pitcaithly and Co., agents. Kini, s.s., 1122 tons. Brophy, from Greymouth. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Pareora, s.s., 855 tons. Hutchinson, Irom Greymouth via Timaru. C. W. Turner, agent. SAlLED—October 25. Waihora, s.s., 2003 tons, Smith, for Dunedin. Passengers—Messrs Neaie, Orbell, and Brodrick. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Te Anau, s.s.. 1652 tons, Bernech, fcr Auckland via the East Coast. Passengers—For Wellington: Mr Lilley. For JN'apier: Miss Fraser. For Gisborne: Miss Andrew. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Whangape. s.s., 2931 tons, Adams, for Sydney. Union' Steam Ship Company, agents. Rotomahana, 1777 tons Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Rouse, Cope, Bamott, Oliver, Hales and B. Anson, Mesdames M'Lenr._n, Barnett and Marks, Rev. Barnett, Messrs Pearce, Hume, McLennan, Hean, Norton, Seaton, Blakely, C. O'Connor, H. Piper, Farquhar. Young,' Newman, J. Roberts, Overton, Bauer. Mark., Talbot, Staples, Usherwobd, Johansen, Ward, L. W. Bourke, Roberts, McDonald, and Pritchard. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Brothers, auxiliary schooner, 68 tons. Smith, for Wellington. C. Ferricr and Co., agents. Athenic, s.s., 12,280 tons, Kempson, for Wellington. Dalgety and- Co., agents. October 26. Falcon, sohooner, 95 tons, Rennie, for Havelock. T. H. Xer, agent. c imposts. Rotomahana—From Wellington: 6 bales leather, 3.tins fish, 10 cases matches, 11 cks pelts, 5 boxes butter, 11 bars iron. 4 cks tar, I crate, 2 bars, 3 empty hhds. 1 bale, 11 cases, 36 pkgs, 5 crates empties, 1 truss, 1 ck. . Maori—From London: 1150 tons general merchandise. Waihora—From Sydney: 23 pkgs. From Auckland: 872 bags and 16 sks sugar,' 39 cases' pines, 37 oases bananas,- 360 bags and 80 cases cement, 5 cases sundries, 3 baleleather, 31 cases lemons, 2 br.les brooms, 1 case s. cartridges, 3321 ft timber, 85 b-ls shingles, 43 cases. 10 e.r. bids, 38 pkgs, 2 bales, 6 cases. I'•'truss, 2 cks. From Napier: lease fiah, 8 cks hides, 300' sheep, 5 horses. Te Anau—From Dunedin: 12 .octaves, 161 cases -and 68 qr cks whiskey, 4 or.ses coSee, 3 cases b. glass, 10 brls >and 10 cks oil, 180 bags cement, 41 bars, 20 cases ammonia, 5 drum, dip, 1 range, 27 bales s. skirts, 1 sheet steel; 25 cases - rttilk, 6,boxes butter, 48 cases, 2 crates. 39 pkgs/63 hhds. 4 "brls, II bai3, 4 bales, 3 kilderkins. >. . EXPORTS. Tarawera—For Wellington: 33 cases pickles, 15 cases sauce, 3 cases confectionery, 3 pkgs ranges,-1 crate spoons, 1 oct whiskey, 3 sks oatmeal, 3 drums hydro-carbon, 1 two-wheoler, 1 truss leather, 35 sks seed, 420 aks chaff, 48 cases and. .pkgs.. For Wanganui: -2 crates perambulators. 27 lengths and 1 bdl pipes. For Patea: 2 cases. For Foxton: 5 cases ale. For New; Plymouth: 6 cases ale. For Blenheim: 14 bales woolpacks. - Waihora—For Dunedin: I'pkg- pulleys, 15 cases sauce, 16 cases pickles, o cases cordials, 1 case drugs, 5 drums calcium, -28 sks ll.dts, 6-cases tea, 70 cases and pkgs.

The Maori, from London, via Wellington, arrived early on. Saturday morning. "} The Whangape arrived from the south at 5.30 a.m. on Saturday, and left, for Sydney shortly before midnight. The Waihora, from Sydney, via Auckland, arrived at 8.10 a-m. on Saturday, and left-for Dunedin at 1.15 p.m/ The Rotomahaiia arrived from. Wellington at:8.30 a.m. cm'"'Saturday, and loft for Wellington at night The To Anau arrived from Dunedin at 9.10 a.m. on Saturday, and left for Auckland via tho East Coast at 7.30 p.m. The Brothers sailed for Wellington at 7.43 a.m. on Saturday. -The Athenic left for Wellington on Saturday, forenoon. Tho Maori is still commanded by Captain Moffatt, and the only change in the personnel of the officers is that Mr Whyte has taken the place of Mr Hansard as third engineer. She brings 1450 tons of cargo fo. Lyttelton. Captain Adams has taken command of the Whangape. . Says the Wellington "Post" of Friday: — "The wool ships will soon bo finding their way into the baTbour greedy for freight. ..Mr G. H. Scales informs us that the Waifiock left Bunbury, Westralia, on the 16th instant, and is due in about a fortnight. She will be loaded in November, and will be followed by the Hornby Castle? (which left Adelaide tho day before yesterday) in December, end the Melville Island in January.

The Cygnet arrived from Kaikoura, etc., at 4.30 p.m. yesterday. The Kini and th© Pareora arrived from Greymouth early yesterday moining, the latter coming via. Timaru. The Zior arrived from Hokltika at 11.15 yesterday. The Falcon sailed for Havelock at 1' p.m. yesterday.

Tha Tarawera arrived from Wellington at 11.50 a.m. yesterday. The s.s. Su-rre-y, a sister ship to the s.s. Kent, Bnd engaged in the South Airican trade, arrived from Brisbane via Timaru at about 1 p.m. yesterday. She is a fine fourmasted vessel of 5455 gross and 3947 net tonnage, and has a carrying capacity of 10.200 tons. Her dimensions are:—Length 423 ft, beam 54ft, depth of hold 32ft. She-is quite a new vessel. having been built oijly three years ago.- It was the Surrey which took the Ninth Contingent to South Africa, and she also carried a South Australian Contin gec.t, and afterwards took 1700 horses and mules «cro!»s from River Plate. The Surrey left Brisbane on October 15th. and met with strong to light south-easterly winds in the- trip over. She is under the command of Captain Cutler (who formerly had charge of the Norfolk), and with him are Mr G. D. Aitcbeson, chief Officer; Mr H. Swane. second; Mr E G'atley, third, and Mr J. Morrison, fourth. Tbe engineers are Messrs J. Shirlaw. P. A. Bull, W. Douglas, J. Mackie, ard B. H. Ward; refrigerating. Messrs Jacobs and H. Mc-N-van. Mr Humc-hries is chief steward. At Timaru sbo oMpoed 14.000 ea_ca.s>_s.of frozen mutton, and takes in here 1000 carcases, and a quantity of general cargo. This evening or to-morrow she leaves for Port Chalmc.s and the Bluff, at -he last-named port sbippinsr CO yearling cattle and 2000 sheep. From the Bhiff she pops to and Wellington, leaving New Zealand for South Africa via Sydney. Albany and Fremantle."