SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6127, 15 October 1880, Page 4

SHIPPING.

j.ytxklton. art. H-Wand Ul *2d B “c#‘ilibMl*w f *Vrtiotli-iUe. Snliiirtt-ho. KAwthirrf CSibbaldx nod 2*3 fttooniijc* .. to«>. l/owia. (ro « II hart Town. W. U. Hargreaves, agent. clsaubd. , . Oct. 14 -Croydon Las*, 01 torn!' Curran, for nai* tapr.. 1* As fc, I>ATiaßp ami Co., agents. 1 SAILED. „ .. Oct. 14—Examiner, barque, £66 tons, S ou.Ur. Jglin * ,on ’ f ° r r Z“T7L.T“7;Z'ti <•».. iwi-r. <» Wailapu. Maatar, agent. -t? tons J Oct. 14—Elizabeth curio, schooner, ,b tons, J. fX.nt.li for Pieton. F. Jenkins agent. Oju'u- Island Lily, brigantine, 121 ton*. for Hnwcist 10. Cull and Graham twre.ni* *a' cen—Hewi Phail, Owcy (f). M ln tveo-i, wscr.er, Moraity,. Jeouiuv# <-). Haber J, v ■: ■? * * ! 4 Port Chabi'e » K, J’nfl tt. n»enh F»i vngurs Me*d mc3 Laml-erf, Bavidrim. Giul.ier. N.o#.r3 / renss,. 1018 tons. Carey, tor Sydney, via Sortb. H. I’lifistt.ageu . = For Milucr -Mr and Mrs Wlutelnord. Mis and Mri S h.Uh. Mr. Mrs amt Mi« th irar*. Mr and Mr* H e a-. -Mr and Mrs Wtisoii, M f S*rs U C«-n----„ort hi iau.?*»wly*. tt’iioch-.n. IVkclt. M Mtlhtt. I ill Uorx ikw-e. Drew; for Auckuad-Mr and Mr. mt>. JaniOton, Chat band. »ow .r (- FrmLtt; for N.pier-M ri W«ri-B*» hjr Cri.*ebb. Mr*and Mr. g«l»« chi d. M■K.r* «ii iara-, iedera-.n, N«cr»e, lar.y, Tbcmai*. H. hur.e. imimkts. Te Anar.: Fn in M.-rimme, iinder l^ d - I. ,i..,iwir IS do mm SJdo sugar, 06/ • nailer hr a : Uaym*w and ; har- - Silken and *“>»««■• i S°’» A,tq«hoSm , , , skiffinit * N.Z.S. V,O» { U.o«»5« G. Kchey and Co. ; Daigety and Go : and Co • Ho. wooii and Oo.; Toomar Bros, and Co.. <u.d Col; Wiikin and Co ; George ; LightSS Sd ft. ; need ; Mackay ; MHing ; Nashclski • Hish ; O Kvid ; Wilson, haw.oll and Go.; D.nk* and Oo ; Strange and 00. Uawua: From riclsou-1 case drapo.y; from Wellington—so twie# caudles, 10 pkgs sundries. Consignee*—F. Gabilc* ; Smith and Co; King and Co - H. iuflrit; Brown; Postmaster; Juilaay -store ; .-cUnoers, Fletcher and Co. Island City: 550 tons coil. Consignees—P. /NmnlDffll&in Alii Co. exports. # _ Hawca • For Akaroa-13 pkgs sundrioa; for Dan-odin-S3 empties. s 9 pkgs. Bhippers-Wilkm and Co.- Thom pres; Nashelski; Miles, HassaJ mid Co.; Lig’htband and Co.; N.Z.L. and M-A-Co.; Puflett; Ci^« "ArLaT L‘nd'cr Arms Act. for Wellington—l caps ; fr«i duty paid—l ease teed. U sacks rhubarb. 7 pkgs sundria*; for Napier—3o tags mad, 2 tack* seed, 5 pkgs, i bale woolprcxs ; for Auckland— 225 pkgs malt, 56 bags do, IS drums andSSs i beep-dip, S kegs tut ter, 5 cases cases meari, 3 sacks seed, 1 box tea. 8 pkgs sundries • for Tauracga—36 sacks potatoes, 50 do bran, cheese; for hutsell-150 sacks flour; for Sydney-50 su is seed, 25 cases meat, 10 bales flax, ■ 1 case oratory. rhippere-Koyse. atrad MdCo.; i W D. Wood ; Black, Davies and Co. ; Herman , TWanhoroacb * Oalgrity sud Co.; B. M'Laron ; Oonninghimaadco ; Dutcauand Son ; Heymonson, i Low and Co.; Watt and Co.; Auhebrook and Co.; i Dosbta'U aud Sons; Edwaida ; Hobbs; Light- . W. Allan and Co.; Trent Bros.; WlLkmand Co ; 1 New Zealand Shipping Co.; h jOh ; Lolhns, K. . Fafiett ; Baker ; Mile#, Haisal and Co. „ J Examiner: U-6 sacks potato.*, lt>o do chaff. ( Shipper-C. W. Turner. | The barque Island City, with coals for Mesars P. t Cunningham and Co., arrived yetsterday from i “tqje" barque Examiner, for Greymonth, Island I tii-. bnaaatine, for Mewcastle. and soma coasting £choon K rs took advantage of tho S.W. breeze yes- i terday and left the port. .... . - ’ The s-s. Star of tie South left yes.erday alternoon i , r Wellington and West Coast. ' The it. Te Asau, Captain Cirey, from Melbourne ’ vii South, arrived ia harbour at 830 a.m. jester- l dav She left Ijt Sydney via Auckland at 5.a0 p.m. ’ Tie ss. Uawea, Captain Kennedy, arrived from i Wellington and Nelson early yesterday morning, : and sailed for Akaroa and Port Chalmers at 3 p.m. The barque Pet, from Hobart Town, was signalled yesterday afternoon, and arrived last night. The barque brings a cargo of shingles, palings, and timber tor Mr W. H. Hargreaves. POET OF LYTTELTON. High water this day (Friday)—Morning, 1.24; Barometer, 25.70; thermometer, 5U Wind. 8.W., light breeze ; overcast. telegsaph notice boaed. Aeeitals —Oet-U: Wellington, 11a.m., Waaaka, from Littelton; Lyttellon.fi am., Hawea, from Wellington; Port Chalmers. 945 0.m., Botorna, from Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 8.50 a.m.. To Anaa, from Port Chalmers. DErAETTfiRS. Oct. !■»: Wellington, 3 p.xn., Won via. for Pieton; Lyttelton, 3.30 p.m., Hawea. for Pert Chalmers; Lyttelton, 3.50 p.m., Star of the Bocth, for Waxtff&nni; Lyttelton, 5.i0 p.m,, Te Azs&u, fjt WfcUicgtoa. TIMABG. SAHJEU. Oct. 13—Thomas and Henry, brig, 215 tons, Marks, for Auckland. _ , Oct. 13—Mary King, schooner. 73 tons, Hao, for , Kapitr. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. ArcxtASD, Oct. 14. Sailed—Falcon, berquentine. for Mercury Bay, to - load Umber for Dunedin. Kenilworth, schooner, for Lyttelton. Arawata, for South. Welmhotos, Oct. 14-Amvtd-Waraka. from south, fcophia K. Luhrs, bajqne, Newcastle. Suied—'WasoJca, for north, BuyRDiN, Oct. 14. ArriTel—SotomA, from Sydney, vie Hast Coast. Th* schooner Awam arrived at Port Chairaers c*n Saturday from a cruifco at tii© A.ucEland Ldaiidx. Captain Drew reports leaving tha island* on Oct 3, and then experienced westerly and north - we. t winds to arrival. Wo ore sorry to heir that some very disgraceful proceeding* have oocu red at the Aucxlnads, and trust that the persona concerned in it will be brought to book. Captain Drew states that when on hia last visit to the island* (some four months ’back) he left a very fine whaleboat there, and on his return found the boat had been literally hacked to pieces. The keel was chopped in two, her stern knocked off, and the hack of an axe had been driven through every plonk, rendering her (perfectly useless. Borne persons had chalked on the boat the words “ This is gone for spite.” Captain Drew is of opinion that this act was the work of some other sealing party visiting tho island. We hope the persons who committed so cowardly an act will ho found out. end nude to answer for their conduct.— Otajo Daily T ir/ica, ENGLISHSHIPPING. (Karopfcn Slci'i, Auyust 27.) Arrived—AUstor, off tidily. August 24 : Star Ot India, at Gravesend, August 1C ; Coromandel, from DuneJir, at Grave-end, Auguit IS; Hopeful, from Oamaru, at Liverpool, August 20; Oami.ru, from Dunedin, off Scilly, August 25. Sailed—May Queen for Lyttelton, Captain Colville, with 25 passengers, off Portland, August 25: Dunedin from Glasgow, for Port Chalmers, August 21; Timaru from London, for Port Chalmers, August 15; Waitara, cleared for Port Chalmers August 24, at London; Ned White from Hew York, August 9, for Wellington; ITeiona for Wellington, from London, August 21; and Wairoa, for the Same port, August 18. Loading at X.ondoa for Ljttelton—Durham, 5,«., Jiangisikei, Otaki, Pleiades; at Glasgow—West Biding. For Otago—PUko and Taranaki. For Kelson—Auazl. For Wellington—Hurunui, Euterpe, Autares. For Auckland—Dunloe, Loch Fleet, loch Urr, Margaret Galbraith. Spoken—Opawa, fro n London to Lyttelton, in 46 north 0 west, on Augmt *, throe days out from Plymouth ■ and Hertnionn, Loudon to Wellington, ia 47 north 9 west, on same day.