SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LIII, Issue 5892, 14 January 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON,

ARRIVED. Jan. 13-Ringaromca. b.s., 623 tots, Chatfield, from Sydney vi& North. K. FnfUtt, agent. Pas* son gore ; Saloon, from Sydney—Mcßnrwell; from Coast Mosdatnos Freeman, Lahman, Utting, Corbett, Sheridan, Oison, Fisher, MUf es King, Croher, Ernest, Clnitter, Stout, Messrs Kay, Freeman, Xaven, Hill, Stansfield, Murray, Jones, Stooce, Coch, Fisher, Pickett. Ross. Clifford, Beet-ham, Baker, Lonnergan, Holland, Sutherland, buthorly, !Dr Hector, Kcv Multan, S 8 steer.ipo. Jan. 13— Taiaroa, s.s., 22S tons, Piotwen, from Aicsroa and Port Chalmors. K. Puffett, ogont. Passsengers: From Port Chalmors—Miss Arklo, Mr Hausn • from Akaroa-Mcsdnmes Brunn, Dunbar, Hause, Messrs Knosby, Moby, Xetree, Brown, Durham ; steerage, 15 j forward ports, 16, CLEARED. Jan. 13—Croydon Lass, schooner, 51 tons, Curran, for Nelson. Master, agent. Jan 13— Examiner, barque, 266 tons, Scoullar, for Greymouth. C, W. Tumor, agent, SAILED, Jan. 13—Wave of Life, brigantine, 73 tons, Herbert, for Kaipara. Master, agent. , Jan. 13 —Riugarooma, s.s , 6.*3 Chatnold, for Melbourne, via South. K. Puflott, agent. Passengers : For Dunedin Mosdames Marsden and Simpson, Messrs Bruuaoll. Oates, Scott, Koyso, Meyers, White; for Melbourno-Mrs Foster, Miss L- stor, Mrs Letter. and two children, Mrs finery, Mr and Mrs Lentoa, Mr and Mrs Joyos : 25 steerage. IKPOETS. Ringarooma: From Sydney—ll 9 halfchests, 96 oases, 3 bdles ; from Wellington—3 ■pianos, 29 ptc" sundries, 1 horse, 6 cases tobacco. Consignees— Kohen; M'Farlane ; New Zealand Shipping Company ; Blyth ; Vallanco ; Simpson ; he Mestirier ; Cunningham and Co. ; Collector ot Customs ; Heaver ; Hedforn ; M'conkoy ; Dorthy, EXPORTS. Croydon’ Lass: 50 tons iron, 25 tons salt, 2 tons cheese. Shippers—Lane ; Davis. Kingarooma : For Dunedin—-61 pkgs sundries, 39 ca«es ebeeso, 2S kegs butter, 2 oases bacon; for Melbourne—l bnnd’e, 2 cases drapery, 259 sacks hides, 42 pkgs potatoes, 39 oases meats, 1 case ham; for Bluff-6 boxes-wire. Shippers—B. Wilkin and Co.; Edwards, Bennett and Co. ; G. B. Taylor ; J. J. Boyd; Bntterworth Bros j H. B. Sorensen; Watt and Co.; C. O. Baker ; H. Matson and Co.; Cnff and Graham; H. Hawkins; J M. Hey wood and Co.; T. S. Payton; Warre Bros.; Dalgety and Co,

The rain yesterday put a a stop to nearly all work with the shipping- disohargirg at the various wharves. ; _. The Urion Steamship Company’s Eingarooma, Captain Chatfield. from Sydney, Auckland, and Wellington arrived in harbour yesterday, having left Wellington at 3.30 p.m. on Monday. She sailed for Melbourne via south at 4 30 p.m. The Examiner for Greymouth, and Croydon lass, for Nelson, cleared yesterday. The s.s. Taiaroa, Captain Pietersen, arrived at 8.30 p.m. yesterday from Akaroa and Port Chalmers. Cleared Dunedin bar at 4.20 p.m. on Monday had fresh north-east wind to Akaroa, with smooth sea, arrived within about half a length from the wharf st 9.30 a.m., got alongside about 12.10 p.m. Discharged 40 tons of cargo, and took 15 tons, and left at 3.35. Thence thick we ither, raining hard to arrival. The Taiaroa will leave to-day, on arrival of the 2.40p.m. train. PORT OP LYTTELTON. High water this day (Wednesday), Jan 14—Morning. 5.52; afternoon. 6.16. Tuesday, Jan. 13, 9a. m. Barometer, 30.01 j thermometer, 57. Wind, calm; sky overcast and rainy SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Jan. 13. Arrived—Schooner Mary Anderson, from Samoa. While on a labour cruise, and working round Capa Cumberland, A. Pentecost became mad, and killed two Natives, and wounded a boy. As he was armed, and attempted the lives of those on board, of the ship’s crew named Peter Fabrions, a native who had been to Queensland, took a rifle and shot him. An inquiry into the above (affair took place at Apia, Samoa, before Mr S wanton, DeputyHigh Commissioner, and the master and crew were acquitted, the act being regarded as justifiable homicide. Arrived—Eotorus, and sailed for Bussell. New Plymouth, Jam. 13. The s.s. Wellington, with the Ban Francisco moil, arrived at 4.30 this morning, and proceeded direct to Wellington at 5.30. She takes the following passengers from here: —Misses Sunley (2), Major Brown (Native Commissioner), the Eev M'Niooll, Miss Bayley, Messrs George, Clarke, and Bishop. „ T Wellington, Jan. 13. Cleared—Endeavour, brigantine, for Oamam. Sailed—Grafton, for West Coast. Oamabu, Jon. 13. Bailed-Martha Eeid,.for Wellington. Duhedin, Jan. 13. Arrived—Sarah and Mary, ketch, from Timaru ; Arawata, steamer, from Melbourne, via Hobart Town. „ Sailed—Beautiful Star, for Timaru. Post Chalmebs, Jan. 13. Arrived—Arawata, from the Bluff; Sarah and Mary, from Timorn. Sailed—The whaling schooner Intention.