PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11569, 28 April 1903, Page 6

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

SAILED—ApriI 20. Jessie Niccol schooner, 93 tons, Hansen, for Groymouth. Pitcaitbly and Co., agents. April 27. Te Anau s.s., 165. tons, Beraseh, for' Auckland, via the east coast Passengera-For Wellington: Mieiies Mitchell, Hope MCormack, Twynh-m, Kelly, and Parish, Mesdames Huait and Rogers. Revs. Dr. Gibb and J. ilacke__ie. Me?era T. Russell, R. Allan, Hartpenoe, Fleshcr, Moate. Kearsley. Parrott. W. Heaven Gordon. Jameson. Fletcher, and Hutchinson.' For Napier: 'Messrs Trompp and W. Campbell. For Gisborne: Mrs B£kett. For Auckland: Misses Woodford (2>, lie-dames Ic-glis. Le Sueur, and Precce, Mr Inelis. Union Steam Ship Company, »««>*»• W_ipori, s.s., 1890 tons, Rutter, for Westport. Union Stoam Ship Company, agents. Petone, s.s., 708 tons, Christian, for Greymouth. 0. W. Turner, «««»*• Penguin, e.n.. 824 tons. MoArthur, for Wellington, Pioton, and Nelson. Passenger-— For Wellington: Mi*?e3 Armstrong, ana Honour, Mrs. Strange, Dean Harper, Messrs Troup, J. Gray, Barnett, Reunert, Jones, Gray. Strange" and Allender. For Nelson: Misses Price and Coster (4), Messrs Triggs and M. W. Green. Union Stoam Ship Company, agents.

The Te Ansu left for Auckland, via the east coast, at 4.50. The Petone left for Greymouth at 5 p.m. The Penguin left at 5.5 p-m. for Wellington and Nelson. The Petone loft for .Greymouth yest*TXhe Jessie Niccol sailed for Greymouth at eight o'clock yesterday morning. Tho John Anderson has gone on to tlie patent slip for cleanintg and painting. The Ty«er liner Omba, loading at Ntew iork for New Zealand ports, direct, was advertised to sail on April 10th, but probably did not sail punctually. It is reported that henceforth the Tvser steamers will load for r»ew Zealand direct, omitting Australian ports.