SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 5009, 9 March 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

IjTTTEIjTOK, arrivsd. March 8-Courior, kotoh, 31 tons, Sinclair, from P^^ h U b a l - Antatopo,’ outtor. 17 tons, Maloolmaon tons, Stovons, from Kaiuara. Master, agent. Maxell B—lsland Citv, barque. 421 tons, Williams, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. March S—Stella, s.s., 268 tone, Johnson, from Wellington. Passengers—Colonel ami Mrs Peeke, Messrs R. Hill, Strange, CompnoU, Chapman, King, Bolleston, Fox, Harding, Perrin, Laiug, M Donald, Grant. Parker, Captain Britton. March 8— Arawata, s s., 623 tons, Underwood, bom Melbourne via South. Niohol., and Co. agents. Passengers : saloon-from Melbourne—Mr ond Mrs Hawley and family (3), Mesdamos J. P. Jones and family (<\). K ’ rt °uFreer, Buckley and family■ (4), Wilson, Rev »• J • Mocarthy, Messrs T. 6. Malcolm. Alex. M Donald, J, E. Goodwin. From Coast—Mrs J. ‘ hompsou and child, Mrs Johnston, Miss Johnston, Messrs Button and Anderson. 8t oenige— From Melbourne —Messrs Cooper and Smith. From i.oast Sir and Mrs Brown, Messrs M'Gtun, U. Rutherford, G. Ellis, Chinery (2); 45 for forward ports. CIKAKKD. March B—Cleopatra, brigantine, 92 tons, Coultou, for Dunedin. C. W. Turner, agent. , T March B—Quiver, keteh, 19 tons, isrnith, for i.o Boa's Bay. Master, agont. .. . March#—Beuoieuoh, schooner, 66 tons, Baker, for Port Chalmers. Master, iwont, March S-Flying Squirrel, ketch, 19 tons, Muuro, for Akaroa. Master, agent. sailed. # March S—Catherine, k«toh. 13 tons. Ware, for 623 tons. Umlorwcxxi. ior Wellington and Nelson. Dalgcty, Nichols, and and Wellington. George Maokay, agent. Passengers—Mr* At Vann, Misses bolougo Navuro, l,\dia IToWi™ Jennie Nye. Messrs rt.Powor.A. Arthur, H. Cuthbort, J Thompson, IS of tho .Lydia Howardo Troupe z 12 in tho steerage. imposts. Island City: 640 tons coal. Drover; 111,000 ft umber. Consignees—W. Mont. : 17,000 ft Umber, 78 sboop«kins. 97 cheese. 12 bales wool. Consignees-b b. Aikman; H. Matson; H, Dawkins; N.Z.L. and : Under bond, from Melbourne—B bales cotton waste, S cases plate-glass, 77 coses, 2 do sewing machines, 1 case tobacco, 13 pkgs, 5 boxes type. 70 do raisins. 20 do maizena, 26 coses kammoli, 3 casks. 28 cases Passover biscuits, 50 pkgs tea, 10 bolesl 8 trusses, 2 cases wine, 5 pels, 2 bales leather, 10 cases bratdy, I qr-cask sherry, 1 box samples, 3 boxes, 1 table, 4 forms, 3 trunks; free, from Bluff—--15 hhds ole, 118 sheep; from Dunedin —43cases, 1 pel 1 pk.g. Consignees—Miles, Hassol, and Lo; B. Button; Wesleyan Boot Depot: J. Lewis; Hopkins and Co - Schwartz, Bros; JVass Co; Saunders and Henderson; U. Smith; Wilson, Siwtell, oca ooj Bev L Zocharioh; Order; G. L. Death and Lo ; K. Binstoad ; E. L. Burt; J. T.Hushes; H.Late; Ward and Beeves; Mason, Strothers, and Co; A. White: William Radcliffe; Whitcombe, Temperton, and Co- S. li. Asken; J. Palmer; Rev K. W. Walks; H, Holder; Twentyman and Cousin; Scot;, Bros; J. Inwood; J. Spuisley; Union Bonk; Dranafield and Roper; H. Hobday and Co; G. L. Boath and Co; Lyttilton Times ; S. Soskruge ; Bank of Australasia ; J. Ballantyne; Crowe; Wagner ; button ; F. Caxmigan; Nichol; C. Fox; Xiightband, Allan, and Co. EXPORTS. Beuoleuch: 10 sacks oats. Shippers—Thomson, Ex VTiltshire-60,000ft deals. Shipper —C. W. Turner. , _ . „ . Flying Squirrel.- 20 tons ooal, 37 pkgs, 2 tons flour, 20 coils wire, 23 bars iron, 2 pumps, 3 pipes. Shippers—Garforth; Dransfield and Roper; Mason, Strothers, and Co; iiuddenklau. Arawata: Under bond, ex Tararoa, for Wellington—l pci; ex Alhambra, for Nelson—l case; free, for Wellington—l 4 sacks grass seed, 50 sacks flour, 2 cases, 62 pkgs, 48 do wine, 2 cases bacon: for Nelson—2o sacks wheat; for Greymouth—4okegs butter, 8 cases bacon, 60 do cheese ; for Hokitika—--1 safe, 14 kegs batter, 2 cases bacon; for Melbourne —l9l sacks grass seed; for Adelaide—loo sacks oatmeal. Shippers—Daigety, Nichols, and Co; Cuff and Graham; R. Wilkin ; J. L. Wilson; Lightband, HUT,, and Co; D, Clarkson; G. H. Morley; Star Curing Co; Eoyse, Stead, and Co; J. Bebanell; D. mri/i d. Cameron ; M’Connell, Bros; Vaughan; Gardner; J. Gilmoar; P. Cunningham and Co. Toi; Under Arms Act, for Kaixonra—l case gunpowder, 1 keg shot; free,forKaikoura—l truss, 1 ttrmk, 2 plough forms, 2 levers, 11 wheels, 6 cases, i 4iron shafts, 1 pulley, 3 shafts, 2 cases paint, 1 iron tank, 1 chaff-cutter, 1 axle. 1 fly-wheel, 1 bdl, 2 pcs, 6 pkgs bacDn, 5 drums, 30 sacks oats, 1 engine, 1 , intermediate molin.- for Wellington—so sacks oats, 50 do wheat, 250 bags flour, 250 sacks grass seed, 5 cases, X box. 4 pkgs, 10 cases cheese, 26 pipes, 2 boles; for Napier—so sacks malt; for Poverty Bay —2 nests tubs, 1 pkg, 1 case, 1 bdl spades; for Picton—l hhd, 7 cases, 1 drum, X bdl ridging, I chest tea, 8 bdla spades, 6 ovens, 6 camp ovens, 4 pkgs, 1 bag, 2 kegs, i bale; for Wanganui—6 cases, 3 pkgs, 1 bdl shovels, 4 nests tubs, 2 coils rope, 4 ovens, 1 box glass; for Poxton—l pkg, 2 cases, 1 box, 20 sacks oats, 2 trunks. Shippers—LightDoad, Allan, and Co; Mason, Strothers, and Co; Koyee, Stead, and Co; Twentyman and Cousin; Waucbop «tiA Cameron; P. Cunningham and Co; Heed and •Rain ; Milcw, Hasaal, and Co; Sheath and Co; Geo. Mackay; W. Potts. The brig Thomas end Henry reached Melbourne on Feb. 23. Tha Beacleucli, schooner, deued the Customs for Dunedin yesterday afternoon. Tha barques Mary Ann Anxuson and Island City left Newcastle for this port on Feb. 22. The ship City of Dunedin, which was in Lyttelton some months ago, reached Bombay from Newcastle on Jan. 4. Tho as. Tui sailed for Kaikoura and Wellington last evening, with a large complement of passengers and full cargo. The brigantine Cleopatra having finished loading for Dunedin, er Wiltshire, cleared the Customs yesterday, and hauled off inti the stream. The brig Drover, Captain Stevens, left Kaipara on March L She bad light winds and calms until panning Cape Egmont on hue day, then westerly winds to Cape Campbell, which was passed on Monday afternoon. Northerly winds prevailed thence to the Eaikotms, after which variable winds were experienced until arrival yesterday, when the brig anchored off the breakwater. The Colonial Goverment steamship Stella, Captain Johnson, left Wellington at 5.45 p.m. on Wednesday, had light head winds and cross sea down the oaost, arriving in Lyttelton at 1 p.m. yesterday. The Stella brought the Canterbury prize-firing representatives from Hokitika, ebe has come down on lighthouse service, and leaves for South at 9 a.m. to-day. The Stella proceeds trom here to Aksroa, where surveys will be made for a road to the lighthouse to be erected there. From thence the Stella will go to Dunedin. The Island City, barque, with Captain Williams in command, arrived from Newcastle yesterday, with a large cargo of coaL She left Newcastle at 6 p.m. on Feb. 22, with a light north-east wind, winch held all tho way across. Capa Farewell was sighted on Sunday last, the barque being in company with H.M.S. Sappho. Sighted Stevens’ island at 10 a.m., when a heavy easterly blow was encountered, lasting for several hours. Cape Campbell was parsed at noon on Monday, with the wind at north-east, and the Peninsula was sighted on Tuesday ; from thence variable winds were experienced to arrival in harbour at 4 p.m. yesterday. Messrs M’Meckan, Blackwood, and Co.’s steamship Arawata, Captain Underwood, arrived yesterday. from Melbourne, via the Bluff and Port I Chalmers, baring made the distance in six days 18 hours, including stoppages. From Mr Miller, her purser, whom we have to thank tor delivery of files, we learn that the Arawata left Hobson’s Bay »t 3 p.m. on Thursday, March 1, cleared the Heads at 5.35 p.m., passed swan Island at noon next day, and experienced fresh eoath-west and westerly winds with heavy westerly swell the whole way aero is. Passed the Boland er at 6 p.m., and reached the Bluff at 11.30 p.m. on March 5; left at B p.m. next day, having landed 1(0 tons cargo and taken aboard 189 sheep; reached Port Chalmers at 6a m. on Ilsrch 7, landed 180 tons cargo, and left at 5.30 p.m., arriving in Lyttelton at 9 a.m. yesterday. Finn weather and light winds prevailed round the coast. The Arawata was moored at the screw-pile jetty, where she landed passengers, mails, ana 70 tons of cargo, together with 112 sheep. Bhe sailed for Wellington and Nelson at 5 pmi. yesterday. POET OF LYTTELTON. High water this dsy (Friday) Morning, 11.54; night. 00.00, March 8,8.30 a.m.—Barometer, 30.37; thermometer, S2. Wind, south-east, light breeze. Blue sky, TIMAHU, SAinxn. March 7— Toiaroa, 5.«., 228 tong, Pietersen, for Dunedin. Passengers: saloon Mrs Cramond, Misses M'Leod and Wallis, Messrs Ostler, Wallis, fimeath and Fidget; 4 in steerage. ex routs. Taiaroa: 109 bales wool, 54 sacks wheat, 35 bdls ■kins, 18 pkgs, 2 casks tallow. VESSELS 111 TUB BO LOSTBAD, Brigs—Fawn, Craig BBacbie. Schooners—Terresa, Eli hank Castle, Isabella, Jane Anderson. TELEOEAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.— March 8, 9 a.m., Arawata, at Lyttelton, from Dunedin; 5 am., Southern Cross, at Gisborne, from Napier, with B.F. mail; 1 p.m., Stella, at Lyttelton, from Wellington; 1.35 p.m., Teupo, at Port Chalmers, from Lyttelton. Departures.—sfarchß, Gishorue, Ip.m., Southern Cross, for Lyttelton; Lyttelton, fl p.m., Tui, for Kaikoura; Poit Chalmers, 3.40 p.m., Rotorua, for Lyttelton: Lyttelton, 5.5 p.m., Arawata, for Wo!* Hngton. INTEEP EOV IN Cl AL SHIPPING TELEGEAMB. . _ . . Accklahu, March 8, .i™ I w-Onward’froin Lyttelton. Balled—Prince Alfred, for Lyttelton. Loading for Lyttelton— Manon, Onward, Sarah and Mary. y te ion The Avalanche soiled 4700 bales wool and sundry cargo, including SSQOoza gold. The total value of the cargo was £HiH nui Th«ro wore 30 saloon and 30 ste« p L “engera _ _ , _ , Ciialmehs. March 8 Sailed—Rotorua, for Lyttelton. Passengers’— Mesdames E. C. J. Stevens and Baldwin Miss Whitcombe, Rev Mr and Mrs Tomlinson, Messrs Pooley, BramUall, Burkinan, William, M’Guire Herd, Fulton.