SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5603, 8 February 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. aebived. Feb. 7—Southern Cross, s.s,, 139 tons, Holander, bom Gore Bey- Geo. Maokay, agent. CZ.XABBO. Feb. 7—Elizabeth Curio, brigantine, 76 tons, Johnson, for D’Crvillo Island. F. Jenkins, agent. Feb. 7—Mary Blair, barque, S2B tons, Riddle, for Newcastle. F. Cunningham and Co., agents, sanao. Feb. 7—Stag, barque, 555 tons, Ross, for Timaru. . Heater, agent, Feb. 7—lMdo, schooner, 58 tons, Johnson, for Nelson. Hester, agent. Feb. 7—Mary Bannatvne, brigantine, 114 ions. Smith, tor Estonia. Gun and Graham, agents, Feb. 7-St Eilda, s.s., 174 tons, Flowerday, for • "Wanganui. Eotsc, Stead and Co., agents. Passen gore—Mrs Beagle, Mrs Beat, Messrs Fike, Harry, Wlddlo, Warns. ntronrs. - Southern Croat : 4W bales wool, 25 jars, 3 blocks. Consignees—Miler, Haasal and Co ; Talbot and arClatchle. bxmbM. St Eilda: 88 oases. 867 seeks, 10 bales, 1 horse. 1 dray, 1 intermediate, 8 iron gates, 1 tip-dray, 64 pus, 1 stripper, 1 parr shafts. 80 bags, 8 tranks. Shippers—J.Gilmouc; Duncan and Sent Royse, Stead and Go t Caff and Qra'am; B. Wilkin and Co; J. Wilson; Mason. Struthsrs aad Co; Watt - and Co; Hob aad Ce;Trent, Bros.; LSghtboad, Allan and Co; F. Cross and Co. The Hydaspes took aboard 500 bales of wool •yesterday, and is fast fitting np. The Ftorenoo loaded aome 1400 seeks wheat ; yesterday, and will ben full ship about Monday. The Mannook will be berthed on Monday at the Gladstone Pier.. The Cleopatra commenced loading yesterday, and the Swallow finished discharging at the No. 3 The sSjfirortLhern Monarch will be loaded by the New Zealand Shipping Company tor London. The Australian Sovereign and Circe are loading at. the Bluff for this pmt. .. - . „ .. . The Stag for Timern, Mary Bannatyne for Esipera. aad Dido for Nelson, sued yesterday. Petrel end aSct. tor Aksroa, and Courier for *&»«BFSSBw «, Harannt will lease,toethe Bluff to-day. A steamer was signalled from the Math yesterday afternoon, bat as the flag was hauled down in a wary short time it eras doubtless some passing vMnL The xs. St. Eilda, Captain Flowerday, left Dunedin at 8 p.m. on Feb. 4, reached Oamara at daytight next day, sailed at 7 p.m., aad arrived in bar. bonrat pjn. on Tcnraday. . Ths Sh Euda left to* Wanganui at 4 p.m. yesterday, *aM»[y 60 tons of cargoThe ship Northern Monarch was admitted to pratique yesterday, and her saloon passengers badw. Tfu» i n Southern CrosSs Captain Helaader, left Qbre Bay on Thursday, Feb. 6. at'll-pan., and mrriwnA fajaitnaf yMhjwhr at 1 xm. 'Had ilne weather down the coast. The Southern Crocs sails for Auckland vii East (toast today. -■ TELEQBAPH NOTICE BOARD. Abbivaxo.—Fsb. 7, ‘ Fort Chalmers, 6 a,m., Waoaka, from Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 1 p.m., St. wvw., trom Oamara,- Nelson, 7.30 ml, Toiatoa, from Piston, with Sues mail. - Uxtabtobbs. Feb. 6, Wellington. 1 p.m., Taiaroe, tor Pioton, with Suez mail; Feb. 7, Port Chalmers, 3£o p.m., Tanpo. tor Lyttelton rli Akaroa; Nelson, 7 PJn.. Xaisroa, for New Plymonth, with Suez mail. POST OP LYTXBITOir. High water this day (Saturday, Feb. 8. 1879.) ICocning; 4.53; night, 5.17. -*TT 30.00; thermometer, 60.00. Wind, rwrth-wsetj-light; sky clear. TIMABU. jUOUTXD. ' Feb. 7—Beautiful Star, xx, 146 tons, Jones, from Ztaaadzn, ' Feb. 7—Star of the South, 174 tons, Christian, trom Camara. Siam. Feb. 7—Star of the South, sj., 174 tons, Christian, forZytteUon. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AucnaarD. Feh. 7. "Arrived—Margaret Galbmith from London. On Nov. 25 spoke the ship Western Monarch, from London for Otago, with immigrants: Deo. 28, Northern WnMiwi, from London tor Canterbury with Immigrants. (Both of whioh have arrived before her). 'Arrived—Brig Vision, from Lyttelton; Kate M'Qregor, from Oamara. WwttrzGTOir, Feb. 7SaQed—Hawea, for the Sooth. Arrived—Cora, from Oamara; Anstralino, from Newcastle; Hawea, from North. Sailed—G. M. Tucker, for Newcastle. Oaxabu, Feb. 7. Arrived—'WaitaU, ax, from Dunedin. Sailed—'Waitadd, for Dunedin. Fobs Chalxbbs, Feb. 7. Arrived—'Wakatipu.