SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 4920, 24 November 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. AH3UVED. ' , , Not. 23—Nelson, schooner, 56 tons, Nelson, from Havelock. Master, agent. Nov. 22—Herald, schooner, 52 tons, M’Kay, from pioton. Geo. Mackey, agent. _ „ Hot 23 Sarah and Mary, ketch, 40 tons, Eussell, from Westport. Cuff and Graham, wonts. Nov. 23—’Wild Wave, schooner, 39 tons, Morland, from Akaroa. Master, agent. Nov. 23—Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Buxton, from Hokitika. Master, agent. Nov. 23—Mary King, brigantine, 73 tons. Wills, from Westport, P, Cunningham and Co, ftgonta. Nov. 23—Alice Jane, ketch, 24 tons, Johnson, from Akaroa. Master, agent. CLEARED. Nov. 23—Sica Bird, brigantine, 155 tons, Moiklehom, for the Chatham Islands. C. W. Turner, agent.

SAILED. Nov. 23—8e110 Brandon, schooner, 65 tons, Ohlflon, for Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Nov. 23—Advance, schooner, 59 tons, Hamilton, for Gisborne. Cuff and Graham* agents.

IMPORTS. gpxay . 40,000 ft timber, 3 pbkgg, 1 trunk. Consignees—Kerr; T, K. Proctor. _ , Nelson; 36,000 ft timber. Consignee—P. Inwrio. Sarah and Mary : 30,000 ft timber. Consignees— Caff end Graham. , _ Herald: 41,000 ft timber. Consignee—Brown. Mary King: 50,000 ft timber. Consignee—P. Cunningham and Co. „ „ Alice Jane; 2 1, 516 ft timber. Consignees—Mountfort ; P. Lawrio. EXPOETS. Sea Bird: 2 qr-casks, 2 boxes, 3 coses, 2 ooils rope. Under Anns Act—2 gnns, 6 lbs powder, 66 do shot, 1000 caps. Shippers—Morrow, Bassett, and Co; Twentyman and Cousin. VESSELS IS HABBODB. Ships—Waitangi, Merope, Waimate, and LangBt Batquea—W. C. Wentworth, Day Dawn, Malay, Mary Annison, Adelphoi, Nonpareil, Southern Cross, St Iduo. Brig—Kupcror. Brigantines and Schooner®—"Kenilworth* Annie S. Wall rioi,\ Bio, Elizabeth Curie, Peri, Seabird, Spray, Herald, NoI-dd, Mary png, Wild Wave. Ketches—Clematis, XXX, Sarah and Mary, Alice J&ne.

Cutter— Antelope. VESSELS AT THE WHABVEB. Gladstone Pier—Waitangi, ship, loading; I,angstono, ship, discharging; Merope, ship (loading); Waimate, ship, discharging. No. 2 Wharf—Southern Cress, barque, discharg. ing; Kenilworth, brigantine,discharging; St Iduo, barque, discharging. No. 3 Wharf--Bio, brig, discharging; Annie B. Hall,three-masted-schooner; Day Dawn, barque, loading. Tunnel Wharf Malay, barque, loading; Flora, brigantine, discharging; Nonpareil, barque, discharging ; Marion, schooner, discharging. Peacock’s Wharf—Mary Ann Annison, barque, discharging; Adelphoi, barque, discharging; Peri, schooner, discharging. Breastwork—Sarah and Mary, ketch, discharging; Herald, schooner, discharging.

The Spray commences to discharge this morning. The French barque St Iduc will commence discharging to-day at the No. 2 Wharf. The Sarah and Mary and the Herald commenced discharging at the Breastwork yesterday. The Day Dawn finishes her loading at the Screw Pile Jetty, taking the W. C. Wentworth’s berth. The Bremen brigantine Bio finished the discharge of her sugar cargo yesterday, and loads oats for Adelaide. lie barque W. C, Wentworth was towed out into the fairway hy the p.s. Titan yesterday evening, and sails for Newcastle to-day. Ttu brigantine Sea Bird was towed out from the wharf last evening, having taken in cargo and cleared the Customs j she sailed lor the Chathams during the evening. The schooner Herald, C»pt M'Kay, left Fioton on Nor. 18 with a north-was 1 wind; sheltered in Port Underwood next day, and left on Tuesday morning with northerly winds, arriving in harbour at S p.m, on Wainesday. ' Spoke the trig Craig ’.illachie off the Eidkonroa, bound to the Bluff. The brigantine Mary King, Cant Wills, left Westport on Friday, Nov. 17, at midnight, with light and variable winds, which lasted until reaching Cooks Strait, when the wind settled at north, and blew fresh; passed the Brothers on Tuesday, Nor. 21, and the Kaikooras at 4 p.m. on Wednesday; thence light and variable winds to arrival in harbour at 2.30 p.m. yesterday. The Mary King brings a cargo of timber consigned to Messrs F. Cunningham and Co.

The schooner Nelson, from Havelock, arrived yesterday morning; she left on Thursday, Nov, 16, with a south-east breeze, and arrived at Ketu Bay at 8 son. same day; left at 9 a.m. next day with a north-west breeze; passed Cape Campbell at 1 aun. on Nov. 18, and was off Waipapa at 4 a.m. on Sunday, when she ran back to Port Underwood for shelter ; left again at 4 30 a.m. on Tuesday, with four vessels bound here, with a north-west breeze; passed Cape Campbell again at 11 a.m„ arriving in harbour at 4,30 a.m. yesterday. The schooner Spray, Capt Buxton, left Hokitika on Nov. 15, in tow of the tug Lioness, with a couthwest breeze, which shifted to the eastward next day; on Nov. 18 encountered a south-east gale, and ran hack to Port Underwood for shelter; left there on Tuesday morning with a northerly breeze; sighted the Peninsula on Wednesday, and arrived in harbour at 8 a.m. yesterday morning. The Spray brings a cargo of 40,000 feet of timber consigned to MrKerr.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. High water; this day (Friday) Morning, 10.00; night, 10.21. Not. 23, 8.30 a-m.—Barometer, 29,98; thermo* meter, 58. Wind, south-west, light air; clear bine eky. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. AEEKiLs.—Nor. 23, 12.10 p.m., Maori, at Port Chalmers from Lyttdton, vU Akaroa; 9,30 a.m. t Eingarooma at Wellington from Lyttelton. Dbpaetpee. Nor. 23, Wellington, 3.20 p.m., Tanpo for Lyttelton. INTEEPEOVINCIAL SHIPPING TLEEGRAMS. • Wslumoiom, Nor. 23. Arrired, last night, Wakatipu, 8.8., from Sydney, with 11 saloon and 15 steerage passengers, and 218 tons of cargo for all ports. Passengers for Lyttelton—Ur and Mrs Barber and family, Mesdames Warrington and Armstrong; 13 tons cargo. She sails at six this afternoon. Sailed—Tanpo for Lyttelton and South at 3 p.m. Passengers—Messrs Patterson, 3. Lambert, Hallwell, Knowles, Beichordt, Mrs Lovelock, Mrs Igglesden and family. Miss Crisp. TIMABUi HAILED. Nor. 22—Circe, brigantine, 145 tons, EIU, for Adelaide. The brigantine Circe, Captain Hill, took hex departure for Adelaide on Wednesday evening. AKAROA. ABETTED. Nor. 29—Southern Queen, ketch, Bhepheard, from Heatbcote. , , , , Nor. 20—Lucy James, ketch, Clarkson, from Heathcote. BAILED. Nor. 20—Blaokwall, ketch, for Okains Bay, in ballast. Nor. 21—Wild Ware, schooner, Morland, for Lyttelton. Nor. 21—Alice Jane, ketch, Johnson, for Lyttelton. IMPOSTS. Lucy James; Cargo of building material. EIPOETS. Wild Ware: 30,000 ft timber. Shipper—W. Coop. Alice Jane i ..21,000ft timber. Snipper—Bi C. Latter,