SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6535, 6 February 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. arrives. - Feb. 4— Penguin, s.b., 4« tons, Edie, from MannIran and way ports. Union 8,8, (fo» I™Bangers— MeadamM Denshire, Moray, Connell. Chaplin and 21 oUhteon. BUok, Uluses Maosott, Elevenaux, Wilton, SargwrtCranstin, Messrs Eankiu, Mitchell, SnowbaU, Ellery, Usrr, Grey (2), Domngton, Bobertson, Habeas, Connell, Galbraith, Drummond, BUur, Dow, Stretchier, AllwrigUt, Brasoh, Bislop, Medcalf. Thorne; 8 steerage. _ Feb. 4-Go-Ahead, s.s., 129 tons, Doilo, from Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Feb 4—B. and U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, T.nrann from PiutOO. Mae OF, agent, -foaboUa. ketch. 53 tons, from Gatlin's SAILED. „ „ , Feb. s—Esther, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Polorus Sound. G. Maokny, agent. . Feb s—Jasper, barquentino, 258 tons, Stannard, for Capetown. C. W. turner agent. ji e b 4—Enterprise, bngantino, 84 tons. Bell, for H-4 I» ■&£2siSWßslb.»*»» WUltams, tor Kolnnn. Cuff and Graham, agents. Feb 4 —Anstralind. barque, 439 tons. Hill, for Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Feb 4—Go-Ahead, s.b,, 129 tons, Doila, for Dunedin. Cuff and Graham, agents. Fob 4—Penguin, s s., 444 ton-, kdio, for Wellington mid Nelson. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Davis and family. Mrs Trlggs, Misses Marks, Frasor, Messrs Hartridgo, Pelsey, Mallam and Son, Sibbald, Pleroy, Trigg*. Balph, Poarco. C ark. Bobioson, Fraser, Russell, Boardman, Korneilaon. Master Fraser-, 8 steerage. * IMPORTS. Go-Ahead: From WoUmgton-S pkgs, 3 ffr-raaks brandy, 5 gunn'ea sugar. Consignee* —H. B. B °PeuKtan: 4 From fi Nelsoa-l trank ; from Wellingsaa“ Works- Harris and Sou; Daily Tskyroph; Chief Surveyor; J. Fleming; Union Steamship Company ; order; Inspector Broham; Cuff and

EX FOETH. Jasper t 1 case priated mater, 1695 613 do 6 sharps, 847 do farm, 761 do bitter, shippers—Now Zealand Insurance Comnan? • C W. Turner; Hawkins and Co. Penguin: Pot Westport-1 pol; for g^^yssrKU^iSs?! Dalsety and Co.; Frootcx; Chriatophorsen; Boberte; Houghton: Union itusuranoe Com^my; touah; Onff and Qrakam; Grmstead; Vaughanand Oordner; Heymanson. Low jmd Co.; Cameron and Co.; Wilkin and Co.; TooroOT Bros. , Kail way; Green; Hallenstem Bros.; Wood, Shand and Co.; Suckling and Co. Prem Q H mS sail*! Nov. », Bnre. TOO.; Carmarthen Castle, N.P.T.8., Sh Twni. T.N.BT). ; Inch Mnrren, P-w*Wfc*> M. 7: T. J~". »• Prom Melbourne— To Anan, Feb 9. , From Liverpool Loch Sen, J.G.C.W., sane a Wot. 29. „ . _ . - Prom Hobart—Te Anan, Feb. 9. From Kaipara—Toro*. d..-),- tt w p V From Mauritius via DnnediiwPennjne,H.N,L.¥ From New Tork—JTygins, Deo. 6 ; Cordeilla.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Pop London op United Kmgdom—Helen ffogt, i*dj Jocelyn, Marlborough, Loot Dee, Pot Mannkan and way ports—Hawea, Feb. 7. Pop Melbourne—Botorna, Peb. 7 j Bmgarooma, and way ports— TeAnau, Peb. 9. For Kaikoun. and Wellington—Tui. Par Dunedin— Sotorua, Peb. 7; Penguin, Pen. 9. For Bawia—Bio Logo. For Newcastle—Emperor. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES* Ho. I—Loch Dee, Firth of Lome, Helen Scott, Sydenham. Marlborough, Loch Urr. Ho. 3—Mannion, Wave of Life, Lady Jooelyn, Dunedin. Ho. 4— William and Jane. Ho. s—Bio Loge, Emperor Ho. 6—Saney Lass. , , . No. 7—Elizabeth Curle.'Mage'Jan Cloud, Aratapn, Omaha*

The s.B. Penguin arrived from Manukau midway ports on Saturday morning, and left for Wellington and Nelson that evening. The as. Go-Ahead arrived from Wellington on Saturday morning, and. left for Dunedin m the afternoon. , . The ketch Becunia, Captain J. Grubh, owned hy Messrs Cook Bros., of Lyttelton, Ims been doing some very fast sailing lately. Within four weeks she completed two round trips from Wellington to Lyttelton and Greymouth and hack to Wellington, carrying in that time two cargoes of coal and one of timber, Tbe barqnentine Jasper cleared at the Customs on Saturday for Capetown, with a cargo of produce, and towed out into the stream in the evening. Favoured ny a light breeze, she left the port yesterday maming. . ... , Several coasters and tho barque Anstralind, for Newcastle, left yesterday. ..... , The ship Lady Jocelyn is advertised to leave for London on the tenth of this month. The Union Company's steamer Kotorua leaves for Melbourne to-morrow.

POST OF LYTTELTON. High water, this day (Monday)—Morning, 5.33 j afternoon, 5.54. Peb. 5 10 a m.—Barometer, 30’SO; thermometer, 58. Wind, south-west, light breeze; overcast and rain.

SHIPPING TBLEOBAMS, Auckiahd, Peb. 4. Sailed—Oreti,foe South; passengers—Mr Gary, Mrs Murphy and three children. Wbixihotoh, Peb. 5, Arrived Endeavour, sohoener, from Oamarn. Sotoroa, from Auckland via East Coast. Penguin, from Lyttelton. Grafton, from Auckland and W eat Coast. Sailed—Weathersfleld, ship, for Lyttelton. Star of Sea, schooner, (or Havelock. Pubedis, Feb. 4. Arrived- Hawea, from North, sailed—Fray Bentos, for Newcastle.