PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11460, 19 December 1902, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARlUVED—December IS. Victoria, s.a., — +>j id.*, t< ircm Me--bour.-u via ii..U-rL Vas^-i^ois— jx.iaa iiiwrav \-j), aui-tii, jdc\V:..iuiu, ±>.u<i<?r v\cober, jjoiiu.aswi, «u;u ii.a»r v l -;, McatUwts iiurrett, tu.u.o.j, Alccaruiy, auci iiAi- | ker, Ua;Ku»i Wi.us, Ann, Xouuk, Alo I v> i.iii.ni, ca.mori, iiuui.ui-d. ilmw, B.a.r, I ilactii.a, Jivaiii, ur.d xiurncr, Jd«s.«r Doiia.agjii, Mα sevou.esn luueey, ilariid ai;a Co., ageuis. L'ro.u, s.s., 1141 tons, Kolls, from southern pons. L'inon bu-ain snip Compwiiy, agents. I_.eihingioii, s.s., 41J1 toi-s, Aii.iiir, lrom Sew loiK i«a Au&:ra.ißn a:.u ..orih Isianu p-orU. Kinscy, liarivo mid V.0., ligeuis. Koiomiiiiana. s.s.. 1777 ions, Alanuing, from Wt'iiw'.giOn. I'ussengtrs—jj..dses i'nge. lunn, i'crgtuo.i, Ed.varaa, ttae, Jones, Dives. Mitso;i. AUnscn, Auutuj i 2), \\ n.i.e, Faicouer C 2).. ai;<i uooual:, .UioUniiica i-lick and two ehi - area, ii.io.sic-jjor. Vtnccier, urant, Wallace, ilarro;), saiidow, i)rcw and two cLiitireu, irteie, AnUioiiy, ilnecan, Uardnir aud lniant, Towers and c'hi.a, i''cra, ivu:g, ±i:nd suid three ch.ldren, Oiii'ord and infan., liis.op. Darling aud iniant. .McKay. Auaius, and Ormoiui. Messrs caudow, Lcvtc, liioiupson. Burimson, I Mickie, Ar.tiiony, Gardner, X'atd, Salxuond, I lie. .3, Dick, V he?,or, jpkins, Caruahaoi I Dunet, ..'icholson {'2), Mo.iincaus, Waiiaco bray, Esuck, Anderson, B.ivokburn, Kerr, Ligat'band, Carroll, JUc.Nr.iuam, Bates, llarrop. Dtcw Msccan. loung, Seymour, Wyndha.ni, Bulicid, Viniiig, Jleliowan, Cox, Gcany. Hardy, McKay, O'Connor, Hi.kry, McGi'bbort'3, Barrel!; Barrow, Gitford, Huibcrt, Toii, Thomson Parr, Wrignt, Kmpson, Ferguson, Kenniker, Daviee, Garland, Forbes, Barker (3), McKnight, and Stoylc. Masters Deacon (2), Sinrky, Mills, .uiuuner, and Honi Weterss and twenty-eight steerage. Union bteam Slhip Company, agqnts. SAlLED—December 18. Herald, 5.3., 573 tone, Clift, for Greymouth. Union Sxearn Ship Company, agents. Upolu, s.s., 1141 tons, Koiis, ior Xew Plymouth, etc. Union Steam Ship Company, agentsTaieri, e.s., 1063 tons, Williams, for Westport. Union Steam. Shi-p Company, agents. Cygnet, e.s., 120 tons, Murray, for liaikoura, etc. Pitcaithly and Co., agents. β-angatira, s.s., 40-15 tons, for Oamaru and Port Chalmers. National alortgage and Agency Comuany, agents. Victoria, s,s., 23G9 tons. Waljer, for Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—For Wellington: Misses Caselberg, Harris, McNic, Go.damith, Dennistor., Kogers and Dcvan, Mcsdames Glass, Dawes, and Moore and 4 caud.en, Messrs P. Herman, Gaisford t2)," Ferguson, Denniston, Eliott, Ronayne, Dawes (2), A. Kennedy, Lambe, E. Jenkins, Alien (2), Harris, and Franklin. For Sydney: Miss K. Kogere and two Sistors of Mercy, Mesdames Rhodes and Maid. White, Pickering. Wfiyno, Captain Heaton Rhodes, M.H.R., Rev. Wayne, Messrs Loughnan, White, Pickering (2), Cobb and F. ti. Whitehead. Kinsey. Barns and C 0.,. agents. Rotomahana, s.e., 1777 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Missee Henderson A. M. Ro»s, Parry, Clark, Giimer,' E. Atkinson, Ching, Br.ndal, Nrfvin, Anderson, Brown, Wood, Mowbray, Hopvrood, Reynolds, Charles, Blackrer, and Mesdames Bennett, Bond, Rhodes, Piper and 2 children. Bouttell, Logan, F. Browning. F. M. Wallace, Robinson, Livingstone and child, England, Hutton, Pairy, Gilmcr, Buckeridge and 3 children, Ryder, Ennington, Cuddy and "child, Kajor Moore, Messrs Goodger, Bennett Magnus, Gooding, Rhodes, Wynn-Wil-lianie, Ronaldson, Godeal, Bowron, litGowan, Logan, F. Browning, F. M. Wallace, Lβ Grove and iparty, Buckeridge, Ryder (2), Peacock, Waghorn, Ingram, Hodgson, Bruce, Spencer, Doolan, Wright (2), Burke, Stratford, Mitchell, Anderson and Creagh. Union Steam 'Ship Company,- agents. IMPORTS. Letrilngton-—From New York: 600 tons merchandise. Upolu—From Dunedin: 20 cases acid, 12 bars iron, 2 lengths shafting, 17 cases, 16 Ipkgs. From Ostmaru: 1 bile. From Akaroa: 3 sks crayfish 3 cases, 1 pkge. RoLomahana—From Wellington: 10 cases meats, 2 bags corks, 1 case glass, 1 bicycle, 17C rails, 1 horse. 1 dumb-bell, 47 pkgs, 628 bundles, 135 cases, 4 ■ 12 boxes, 2 trusses. From New Plymouth: 10 casks pelts, 1 crate and 2 oases empty retd. From Onehunga: 12 cases and 33 bags potatoes, 1 case. Victoria—From Melbourne: 20 boxes dates, 32 cases fruit, 2 caaka acetio acid, 15 cases oil, 50 cases currants, 96 boxes sultanas, 50 cases lemons, 74 cases oranges, 67 bags coffee, 147 chests tea, 23 bales gunnies, 125 cases bottles, 12 cases books, 2 caeca tobacco, 50 bars iron, 10 cases wine, 16 bags onions, 2 cases 12 en sea drapery, 3 casks bicycle sundries, 20 bris oil, 3 cases pianos, 2 cases bedsteads, 16 cases cherries, 1 cp.se newspapers, 3 cases drugs, 150 cases raisins, 24 cases furniture, 49 boxes tea. 21 chests cocoanuts 20 half chests cocoanut, 14 pcs machinery. From Dunedin: 13 caees drugs, 17 cases tea, 19 cases hardware, 4 drums benzine. 9 cases fancy goods, 100 boxes soap, 12 cases coffee, 17 cases samples, 35 cases furniture, 6 ranges, 2 bales "leather, 2 cases tobacco, 50 cases currants, 2 drums oil, 12 cr.aea drapery, 5 boxes wax, 1 caee dyes, 32 boxes butter, 3 bolts scrim, 4 cases drugs, 1 case stationery, 8 cases agricultural machinery, 10 hhds ale, 1 kldkn ale, 2 cases pictures. EXPORTS. Talunc—For Dunedin: 59 cases pickles, 2 crates biscuits, 5 sks oatina, 2C cases sauce, 3 cases cordials, 3 cases vinegar, 1 caee drugs. 3 s-ks peas, 6 sks malt, 6 cases hams, 6 chests tea, 27 sks hio.es. 838 bales wool, CO eheesce, 37 oases and pkgs. Upo-hi—For Wellington: 40 pigs. For Nel son: 1 bicycle, 1 horse, 67 sks oats, 60 sks

' Lur, 15.1 eks wheat, 1 bo.,cr, 1 engine frame, Jlv »n3.>s and l>Aj,i. For .\ew l-.yaiouta: C G ivk.s anu o c.ii.s a.c, 0 cases piokies, j cv..*c:i »aiu-.-, io t.is.s Viiu- O ur, Id c<i3cs' iiuicju.ee. 'iii ui:a comcci.ioi.cry. 2 iH-xoj Ciil-tu, l b.u .o.i.s, 2 uu'yc.es, 20 eks u^l.::.-., lv sks roj.td oils, i sks iiia.i, 10 Ik..s iis.'ilv.tre, 2 cacoa boo.*, 1 ke? am 4 ocia -J. uk,;3 v'Uiiii. a -s. 13 ska c.hall. li<s eks cat*. (S ba.cv-i nay, -ij« sks ana 1H oash ilour. 11 bks i-o.iara, 1 biiil. 10 reo.s paj;i!r, i iv.iuuers 10 sks wheal, 2'i eases and pkgs. V.cti'ria—For Woi:ington: 150 bales wco!, o9 sks poiatocs, C cuees ship's Rear. For .-.ydncy: 8i fks pol.arJ. 2 Canterbury chaffculters, 5 CJses malted Ichxl, - 2 cases tvstiupies, ;ij sks grr.es gicd, 3 sks pouiiocs. 13 sks peas, 110 ska bia.i. 110 sks sharps. For Brisbane: 15 cas( 5 cheese. The Fcdoial Jiner Sussex arrived at Sydney on November 30th, and after beir.g docked was to leave for New Zealand. The Queen Alaiy's dale for leaving New York for New Zea.tuia ports hr.s jnow been altered lo December 21th. The Ksscx, twin-screw steamer, is to leave New York on January 31st for Australia and New Zealand porta. The Victoria urnved from Melbourne via Hcuart at 7 a.m. yesteraay, and left for Sydney, via Wciington, at 5.15 p.m. The Kotoiiiahana arrived from Wellington at 7 ti.tn. yesterday, and left for Wel.int;ton last night. The Upoiu arrived from Southern ports ai 8 a.m. yesterday, and left at 3.25 a.m. for New Piymouth, vie, "Wellington and Neleon. Tho Kaiigalira left the wharf at 9 a.m., and anc.icred in the stream. She left for Oainarn and Port Chalmers in the afternoon. Tho Lethington, which arrived at 10.20 a.m. yesterday from New York, via Australia and North Island porta, is a steel screw steamer of 4421 gross and 2854 net tonnage. She was built in 1901 by Messrs R. Duncan and Co., Glasgow, and is owned by Mr W. Rea, Belfast. Her dimensions are—Length 3Gsft, beam •JSft 2in, depth of hold 20ft 2in. She is commanded by Captain Millar, whose deck officers are—Ale-ssrg Clements. Black, and Kerr. On leaving New Zealand the Lethington goes to Newcastle to_ load coal for Manila. Tho Cygnot left for Kaikoura, etc., last night. •l'he T«.:<?ri left for Westport last night. The Herald left yestemay for Greymouth. The "Waikato leaves for Vvollington fo-day.