SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5599, 4 February 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. AUBIVED. Feb. 2—Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons. Leys, from Wanganui. Eoyse, Stead, and Co., agents. I assent r—Mr Keith. . t w an.^l, fob. 3-Bells, barque, 31! tons, J. B. Bnrcb, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Passenger FeE^S—Eewaril, schooner, 40 tons, Westlake, from Motanau. Master, agent. _ Feb. S-Cleraati-r. bng. 2t9 tons. from Hobart Town. P. Cunningbara and Co., agents. SAItKD. . Feb. 3 -Tui, s s., Ci tons. Wills, for Wellington an I Kaikoura. Cnffanl Graham, agents. Feb. 3—Star, brimntme, 407 tons. Day, for Newcastle. W. 11. Hargreaves, agent. Feb. 3—Charles During, barque.blO tons, garter, for Port Chalmers. Edwards, Bennett, and Co.. a ? eat? - J--0-T3 Clsmatis: £0? bars rrouad bark. St,oo3ft limber, 32.&.H) palings, 200,0'v .--hiiicle. 10 blaokwood lo Ss. Wallabi: 30 head cat 1 2SO sheep. Consigned to bells: 550 ton-coal, SCO3.t tuaacr. Consignee C. W. Turner. KXPOKTS. Tui- For W Hicgton-Oj bin", 7 cases,! sack. Shippers-S. Bo;la ;'J o met Bros.; J. Gilmour j Duncan and Sou, VESSELS Ilf HA It LOCH. Ships—Northern Monarch, Hydaspes, Hurnuui, Btillowdale, Malborough, VVaikato. Barques—Behiugt u, Times, Florence, Viudex. Acacia, Maty Blair. Sunbeam, Signal, Helm Angier, Meunocb, Marie. Balls, Waratab, Chittagong. Barqnentincs—Then- zor, Swallow, Jasper. Brigs - Drover, Firefly, Argos, Clematis. Brigantines mid schooners Herald, Clio, Elizabeth Ou.-le, Eliza Mary, bhepherdess, Mary King, Bee, Did r, Atlantic, Mary Baunatyue, Columbia, E. and IT Cameron, Volunteer, Nightingale, Amaranth, Cleopatra, Bichard and Mary. Ketches—Janneito, Annie, Margaret, Kestrel, XKK, Alice Jaue. Steamers—Titan, Lyt toiler, Akaroa, Wallabi. Cutters —Antelope, Petrel. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES.

No. 1 wharf—Hurnuui; Hydaspes, loading ; Marlborough, discharging; Waiktto, discharging ; Bebisgton, discharging; Times, disohar b ing; Florence, loading. No. 2 whari —Wallabi, Eliza Mary. No. 3 wharf—Swallow, Sunbeam. No. 4 wharf—Acacia, Dover. Tunnel wharf—Helen Angier, Jannotte, Cleopatra, Ja-per-Peacock's wharf—Mary Blair, Columbia, Signal, Mary Baunatyue. Brestworc—Herald, Petrel, Kichard and Mary, Elizabeth Curie. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London Orthes, Niagara (P.8.M.L.), Carmelo, Boyne (W.K.P.8.). Arethnsa (J.S.E.F.), Chile (K.H.N.V.), City of Quelieo (H.F.P.L.), Coriolanua, Cape Finesterre (N.P.B. W.) From Auckland—Caledonia, Sissy. From Kaipara Speedwell, Fawn, Emperor, Derwent, Camille, Flora, Clematis. From Newcastle Letterfourie, Island City. From Port Chalmers—Arawata, Feh. 5; Taupo, Feb. 8. From New Tork via Dunedin—James A. Borland. From Glasgow— Coromandel (P.C.F.D.), From Napier—Josephine. From Wellington—Tararua, Feb, 4; Wakatipn, Feb. 5. From Wanganui- St Eilda. From Thames-Josephine. From Auckland via East Coast—Hawea, Feb. 8; Waaalta, Feb 15. From Melbourne via South—Arawata, Feb. 5; Exngarooma, Feb. 13. From Sydney—Tararua, Feb. 4. From Bluff—Sarah and Mary. From Calcutta—Buttermere, Q.M.D.P, From Pernambuco —Piako (Q.K.P.G.). From Grafton—Mary Newton. From Havelock—Alert, From Melbourne—Evan Ell. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London Hydaspes, Florence, Marlborough, Waikato. For Sydney, viA Wellington—Wakatipn, Feb. 12, For Auckland, via East Coast—Taupo, Feb. 8; Hawea, Feb. 15. . For Melbourne, via Dunedin and Bluff—Tararua, Feb, 3; Arawata, Feb. 12. For Port Chalmers—Tararna,Feb. 4; Wakatipn, Feb. 5.

For Newcastle—Swallow, Ebenezer, Mallow, dale. For Melbourne via North—Claud Hamilton. For 'Wellington—Arawata, Feb. 5; Taupo, Feb. Wakatipu, Feb. 12. ■For Kaipara—Mary Bannatyne. Bluff—Hnranni. fw Kaikoura and Wellington—Tui. For Waitapn—Clio, Dido

The s.s. Tui sailed for Wellington via Kaikoura last evening. The s.s. Wallabi, for Wanganui, sails to-day. The s.s. Tararaa, from Sydney via Auckland, East Coast, and Wellington, is due here this morning. She sails for Melbourne via South this afternoon. The barque Marie will be berthed at the Screwpile jetty this morning, and the Vender at the Tunnel wharf. The schooner Alert left Felorous Sound on Saturday night bound for Timaru. ~The Charles Deering for Port Chalmers, and Star tor Newcastle, sailed yesterday morning. The Clematis, brig, from Hobart Town, arrived yesterday afternoon. She sailed on Jan. 23. The p.s. Lyttelton towed her np to an anchorage. The vessel is consigned to Messrs F. Cunningham and Co. The s.s. Wallabi, Captain Leys, left Wanganui on Saturday, Feb. 1, at 4 a.m., and arrived in harbour on Sunday at 8:60 p.m. Had light north west winds and beam sea to Cape Farewell; thence light north east winds till arrival. The batqne Bells, Captain Burch, left Newcastle on Jan 14; had fine northerly and north east weather across to arrival off Capa Farewell on Thursday last; thence variable weather to arrival in harbour yesterday morning. The schooner Eeward, Capt. Westlake, returned from Motanau yesterday morning. She left for that place on Saturday, Jan. 25, and reached there on Saturday last. Lay there for about two hours, and landed three boat loads of cargo when it came on to How hard, rendering it necessary to put to sea. Lost all her head sails, and arrived back in harbour at 2 a.m. yesterday. POST OB LYTTELTON. High water this day (Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1579.) Morning, 1.19; night, 1.47 Barometer, 29.41; thermometer, 60.00. Wind., north west; light, blue sky. TELEGRAPH NOTICE HOARD. Aeeivals.— Feb. 3: Fort Ch&lmers, 9.30 a.m., Taupo from Lyttelton; Bluff. 6.30 p.m., Arawata from Melbourne with Suez mail. Depaeiubes. —Keb. 3 : Wellington, 3.30 p.m., Tararua for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, Wellington, Feb. 3. Sailed—Wanaka for Auckland via East Coast. Passengers—Cabin; Mr and Miss Bell, Messrs Gwynneth, Finch, Courtney, and Stewart Family (B.)—Tararua for Melbourne via South. Passengers—Cabin : Mrs Baskerville, Mr and Mrs Watson, Messrs Oxley, Williamson, Straker, Boss, Williams, ;md Holmes ; 12 steerage.—Claud Hamilton for Melbourne via West Coast.—Wakatipu •from Sydney. Oajiaeu, Feb. 3. The ketch Catlln, from Dunedin to Timaru,put in here for safety on Saturday, owing to the bad weather. Poet Chalkees, Feb. 3. Arrived—Barque J. A. Boland from New Tork. 105 days. She brings 1150 tons of cargo, threefifths for Dunedin and the remainder^or Lyttelton. The.barqne Easterville, from London, is off the Heads. The Taupo arrived here at 9.50 a.m. from Akaroa. A handsome barque, the Chirlwood, arrived at 11.30 p.m, yesterday, laden with 1300 tons of railway material. She made the passage from Newport, South Wales, in 85 days. She experienced poor weather until she reached the north-east trades ; crossed the Equator 25 days out; took the steady westerlies in lat. 30 south; crossed the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope in lat. 43 south on Deo. 30. Had strong north-west to north winds across the southern ocean. Made the Soares at noon on Feb. 1, and arrived off the heads at two p.m. yesterday. Bluff, Peh. 3. The Arawata arrived at G p.m. She left Melbourne at mid-day on Jan. 30, with the Suez mail, 64 saloon and 51 steerage passengers, 400 tons of cargo, and 2 horses. Experienced fresh south west winds during the passage. She sails for Dunedin early to-morrow. Passed the Bobycito steering east off Centre Island. Passengers for Lyttelton— Saloon: Messrs Mill, Fowke, Doctor Deamer, Mesdames Monck, Hoe and family, Osborne, Fowke, James, Misses Boberts, Monk; Gln steerage, and 65 tons of cargo.