SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5589, 23 January 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Jan, 22—P. aud U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Morland, from Le Boa's Bay, Master, a^ent. Jan. 22—Albion* s.s.» 691 tons, Tozer. from Melbonrno via South. 1). Mills, agent. Passengers: galoou, from Melbourne —Mr and Mra J. Ballantyne. Master Daish, Messrs O'Brien, H. Nelson, C. Wilson, A. Turner. From Dunedin —Mr and Mrs Fotherinsrham, Mr and Miss Davenport, Mrs Wright, Mr Chuck and son, Messrs Dodds, E. P. Field, Sampson, G. Burrows, F. W. Powell, F. W. Evans, E. B. Bishop; IS steerage. CLEARED. Jan 22.—Ciroo, brigantine, U 5 tons, Alexander, for Bluff. C. W. Turner, agent. SAILED. Jan. 21—John Knox, barque, 291 tons, Davis, for Sydney. Montgomery aud Co., agents. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Humphries aud family, Mr . Jones. . -,. , Jan. 23—Albion, s.s., 591 tons, Tozer, for Wellington. D. Mills, agent. Passengers-For Weilington’ Miss Ellis, Messrs T, D. Tnphook, Day. A. Caloott, G. Orbell, P. S. O'Grady. P. Hawley, K H. Hankins, W. a Callcott, Crone. P. Best, Cant. Day. For Taranaki: Mr and Mrs Morshead and 3 children, Mr and Mrs CaverhiU. For Napier: Mrs 'Cotterill, For Auckland; Mr R. F. Smuh. For Sydney: Mr Wright. Steerage: Mr and Mrs Martin, Mrs D'Arcy aud 3 children, Messrs A. Pieterioa. J. Pulton, E. Day, Boucher, White, Omer, J. Clarke. IMPORTS. Albion: From Melbourne, under bond: 68 cases, U casks, 13 bags, 8 bales, 2 reapers and poles, 18 <u%casks, 3 trunks, 14 pkgs, 1 casting, 5 pels, 2 blocks, 10 bars, 10 ingots, 2 lif-chosts. brom Dun<diu. under bond: 115 cases; free: 18 oases, 1 trunk, 1 cask, 6 bales. Consignees—S. Boyle j Dalgety, Nichols aud Co.; Miles, Hassal and Co. ; J). H. Christie; Merton; H. B. Lane; G. L. JBeath ; Wilson, Bawtcll and Co.; Moore and Co.; -Hey wood and Co.; Edwards, Bennett aud Co.; D. Thos Pve ; Hallenstein Bros.; Lyttelton Times’t J. Glen; P. Cross; Order ;W. Gillespie and - ‘Toomer Bros.; Mason, Struthers and Co.; W. lAUrie; A. -H. Preston; W. KUoy; A. Turner; Boekruge; Badcliffo. EXPORTS. Circe :• 50 tons coal. Shipper —C. W. Turner. Albion: Ex Arawata, under bond, for Nelson r 2 <r-oasks, 1 case For Wellington, free :24 cases, 5 bales. 4 sacks. lt pkga; {or Mauukau—3 cases ; for Taranaki—l keg, 15 pkgs, 2 cases, 2 bdls. Shippers—B. Wilkin and Co. j Cuff and Graham; S. Boyle and Co.; P. Cunningham and Co.; Mason, Strothers and Co.; B. Pictersen; J. Lamg j Oram and Hansen; D. Mills; Toomer Bros.; Boyse* Stead and Co.; J. Gilmour.

-VESSELS IK HARBODR. Ships—Hydaspes, Opawa, Mallowdale, Hurunui, Mai boro ugh, Waikato. Barques— Bebington, Times, Examiner, Florence, Charles Deeriag. W. C. Wentworth, Cormna. Espeenlador, Huntress, Acacia, Mary Blair, bunbeam, Signal, Helen Angier. _ . Barquentines—Amelia, Hopeful, C. S. Bnshnell, Ebenezer, Swallow. Brigs—Vision. ~ , _ Brigantines and schooners Circe, Maud Graham, Elizabeth Conway, Eliza Mary, Eeward, Shepherdess. Island Lily, Mary King, Borough Belle, Annie, Bee, Star, Florinda, Onward, Colleen Bawn, Seabird. Atlantic, Mormioa, Mary Bannatyne, Poshly, BHza-Firth, E. and U. Cameron. Ketches —Minnie, Engle, Jannette, Annie. Steamers—Titan, Lyttelton, Akaroa. -VESSELS AT THE WHARVES, No. 1 wharf—Hurunui, discharging; Hydaspes, loading; Opawa, discharging; Mallowdale, dis.charring,: Marlborough, discharging. No. 2 wharf—C. S. Bnshnell, Vision, Ebenezer, lalind-Lily* _ __ . No. 3 wiiarf—Florence, Corinua, Star, Huntress. No-4,wharf-W. C. Wentworth. Tnnnel wharf—Amelia, Hopeful, Charles Deering, Eeward, Maud Graham. . Cunningham's wharf Especulador, Flonnda, ArtniA, t CirCS. , _ , . _ Breastwork—Eliza Firth, Onward, Seabird, Sarah and-Mary, Southern Queen, Volunteer. expected arrivals. From London Northern Monarch, Orthes, Mennock, Niagara, Carmelo, Boyne (W.E.P.8.), Arethtua, Chile, City of Quebec, C-riolanus. Prom Auckland—Caledonia. . Prom Kaipara Speedwell, Ehodenck Dhu, Fawn, Emperor. , . _ ... From Newcastle Canny Scott, Letterfourie. Prom Port Chalmers - Albion, Jan. 22; Hawea, Jftn-25. From New York via Dunedin—James A. Bor-

land. ' J'rom Glasgow—Jasper, Coromandel. Prom Mauritius—Marie. From Napier-Josephine. s*tom Wellington—Wanaia, Jan. J 5. Prom Wanganui—St Hilda. From Thames—Ada C. Owen. From Auckland via East Coast —Wanaka, Jan. 25. Prom Melbourne via South Albion, Jan. 22 j Botorna, Jan. 30. Prom Sydney—Tamma, Feb. 3. Prom Bluff—Drover, Firefly, Sarah and Mary. From Calcutta—Buttermere, Q.M.D.P. From Pernambuco—Piako. From Grafton— Mary Newton. From Timaru —Nightingale. projected departures. For London Hydaspes, Florence, Opawa, Hurunui, Marlborough. For Sydney, via Wellington—Botorna, Jan. 30; Wakatipu, Feb. 12. For Auckland, via East Coast—Southern Cross, Jan. 25; Hawea, Jan. 25; Botorna, Jan. 30. For Melbourne, via Dunedin and Bluff—Albion, Jan. 27 ; Tararua, Jan. 30. For Port Chalmers—Charles Deering; Wanaka, Jan. 25; Albion, Jan 27. , „ „ For Newcastle—W. C. Wentworth, Swallow. For Greymonth—Examiner. For Melbourne via North Claud Hamilton. For Chatham Islands—lsland Lily. For Picton —Heward. For Auckland—Vision. For Wellington—Hawea, Jan 25; Southern Cross, Jan. 24. For San Francisco —Amelia. For Hokitika—Mary Bannatyne, Eliza Firth. For Nelson—Croydon Lass. For Bluff —Circe. For Akaroa—Wanaka, Jan. 25, The American ship Alexander M'Neil, hence, reached Newcastle on Jan. 6. The barque Ares, that left here for Melbourne to load for London, completed her loading on Jan. 13. The sailing of the s.s. Southern Cross for Napier is postponed until Saturday. Mr Geo. Mackay advertises the schooner Croydon Lass to sail for Nelson in a few days. The Waikato will be berthed inside the ship Hydaspes at the Gladstone Pier this morning. The Eeward finished loading at her berth at the Tunnel Wharf yesterday afternoon. The berth was at once taken by the Maud Graham. The Florence has commenced loading for Home, and last evening had some 1600 sacks of wheat aboard. She has not, however, got clear of all her coals yet. The Marlborough is all out with the exception of 300 tons of steel rails. The Hurunui put out the rails for the Christchurch street tramway yesterday. She has now about 290 tons of cement and heavy stuff aboard, and is taking in stiffening. The loading of the Opawa and Hydaspes is proceeding very favourably, and both ships will get

away at their advertised dates. The Mary Blair was berthed at Peacock’s Wharf yesterday afternoon, in the berth lately occupied by the Especidador, that vessel being all out. The Amelia was clear of her timber yesterday, and her berth at the Tunnel Wharf will be taken by the Helen Angier. The W. C. Wentworth having put out all her piles and timl er at the No. 4 Wharf, will be hauled off to make room for the Acacia this morning. The C. 8. Bushnell having landed her cargo and finished ballasting, will be towed out into the stream to-day. The Union Company’s steamship Albion, Captain Tozer, left Melbourne at 3.15 p.m. on Jan. 14; cleared Port Philip Heads at 7 p.m.; passed Wilson's Promontory at 4.20 a.m., and Swan Island at 4.45 p.m. next day. Had light variable winds and fine weather to passing the Solanders at 10.45 a.m. Jan. 19, then fresh nor'.west winds with occasional rain to reaching the Bluff, at 5 p.m. Left there at 6 p.m. Jan. 20; reached Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. Jan. 21; landed cargo, &c., and started again at 4 p.m.; passed through Otago Heads at 4.30 p.m., and arrived alongside the wharf at 10.40 a.m. yesterday. Had fine clear weather and smooth sea up the coast. Tue Albion landed 34 passengers and 40 tons of cargo, and having embarked passengers for the North, sailed for Wellington,

PORT OR LYTTELTON. High water this day (Thursday, Jan. 23,1879.) Morning, 4.28; night, 4.54. Barometer, 30.30; thermometer, 63,09. Wind, north-east, light; blue sky. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Aebtfals.—Jan. 22: Lyttelton, 9.40 a.m., Albion from Port Chalmers; Port Chalmers, 10 a.m., Bingarooma from Lyttelton. DrPAETUEEB.—Jan. 22: Lyttelton, 5 p.m., Albion for Wellington. TIMARU. ABETTED. Jan, 22—Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Jones, from Dunedin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Jan. 22. Arrived—D’Arcy Pratt, from (Jamaru. The Helena, brigantine, sailed to-day for Bussell, there to load coal for Oamarn.—The Wellington loft Manukau to-day for the South. Passengers—For New Plymouth: Major and Mrs Wilson and 2 children, Mesdames Horne and Warlock, Bev Kingers, Messrs Cleary, Pugh, Olson, lioray, Thwaites, Qoldwater, Borers, Robertson (2), Paul, Bascoe, Graham, James, and 50 Natives, For Nelson: Mr and Mrs Vickery, Mrs Hogger, and 20 Steerage. Fcr Wellington: Mrs Burlett and 2 children, Messrs Meyers, Haynes, Gro’g, Pollen, Twentyman and son. For Lyttelton : Mr and Mrs Porter, Mhs Edgar, Messrs Murdoch, Thomson, and Neville. For Dunedin: Messrs Black and M'Glashan. Timaeu, Jan. 22. Arrived—George Noble, barquentine, from Newcastle; Jane, from Gatlin’s river. Gkethouth, Jon. 22. Sailed-Cleopatra, for Lyttelton. * Dcnedin. Jan. 22. Anived-Waitaki, from Oamaru; Eingaropnn, from Lyttelton; Seagull, brigantine, 124 tons, iron it© Uaxtukau. „ , Departures-Shag. 31 tons, for Shag Point; Bingarooma, for Melbourne via the Blnfl, Passengers—For the Bluff: Messrs Smith and Eaney. For Hobart Town: Mr and Mrs M'Kellar and family (4), Miss Pogson, Messrs Lean, Buchanan, and Smith. For Melbourne: Mr and Mrs Dullon,

Mesdamos Green and Davis Misses Burke, Morrison, Mason; and ChevoV Messrs Craig, Jackson, Davis, and Johnson, and 4 t erage. Port Chalmers, Jan. 23, Arrived— from Lyttelton ; Seagull, from Manakau; Roderick Dhu, from Kaipara. Bluff, Jan. 22. Arrived—Hinemoa, from Dunedin. Sailed —Hinemoa, for Puyeegur Point.