BY TELEGRAPH Lyttelton, 28th July

Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 25, 29 July 1895, Page 2

BY TELEGRAPH Lyttelton, 28th July

Arrived— Tarawera (7 am), Brunner (0.30 pm), from Wellington Sinn. 28th Jnly Arrived, 10.30 am— Flora, from Welhmrton. 29th July Sailed, 11.15 am— Australia, for Wellington WiKGAItDI. 28th Jlllv Arrived, 5 am— Star of Viotoria, from Wellington (in roadstead) NRL9OH. 29th July Arrived— Murray (10 am yesterday), Mahinapna (2 am), from Wellington Elkkhhik. 28th July Arrived, 7 pm— Neptune, from Wellington 29th July Soiled, 1 pm— Omapere, for Wellington Piotob. 29th Jiilv To soil, to-night— Oreti, for Wangonni Qmvkodth. 27th July Sailed, 3 pm— Orowaiti, forliyttelton w«stpo»t. 29th Jnly Arrived — Graf ton (4 am yesterday), from Nel son ; Hanawata (7 last night), from Wanganui Sailed— Grofton (7 am yesterday), for Grey; Manawatu (noon), for Wanganui The Kaliu arrived from East Coast at 1.15 this morning The Anglian, from Sydney, via Auckland and East Coast, waa coming iv as we went to press A stranger to Wellington in tho shape ot the now ketch Emma Sims, built in New South Wales {a full description of which has already appeared in o-ar columns) arrived this morning from Kaiapoi, with produce, after a smartpassage of 18 honra. From here she proceeds to Westport The Star of Victoria, which sailed for Wanganui on Saturday afternoon, shipped the following cargo at this pott for London :— Bl bales wool, 5 do skins, 46 casks pelts, 3 do tallow, 56 do olein, 270 drums glycerine, 4 packages forns, 1 case sundries Tbe cargo by the barque Weathersfield, which soiled from London for Wellington on the 17th instant, consists of 1400 toni, including a quantity of railway material. Johnston & Co. are the local agents A ship, which is probably tho Euterpe, vow 111 days out from Liverpool, arrived off the Heads lato this afternoon