SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LIX, Issue 6898, 9 April 1883, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LITTKLTON. inaivac. AprU 7-Tiihonat, barqa-. 1151 to"-.t>. Kcwoorn. from A««kuw>. tT%. J-h.p.-tßg t>mpau*. *f*"** m April 7-MaMßapu*. » m, 20* ton*, notnecb, from Wwtport and «e:»ou. H. Pufl*tt,age»it. rasseag«r*— Me,»r«H*lio<:handQtiiuaiaa. April 6-Poagaia.».«., **i to-», *oderson, rom VrelioD, Piotou.»nd WcHlingfon. B. P ooo '*'!** P»»son«im-Mi»»o). Wi'soa (n,,Mt<<d»«<wTai».-« Sdtwo children. Mtrtin Halc4m and two ob»l- - «•««««. CMtcf ' *ttdfanr»t*orage -»,,_. vniu fro-H WolApril B—Wmstu, »-8.,.»t0n5, will*, Ifo-a woi liagtoa aad K»Uwat«. Kta*or. Ward and Co, **A>t*U 6-So» I ird, brifantin?, 155 tons, Smith, from Ksirara aias.er, "4;<i*t. AntH -ri-onmsir. »hi\ V.iO toaf, Jotn, fn»m T"! Ur*in*Agency lU M»ro 4n »lo Cijiamnv. LttaiW*'. ag*ats, . . ' _ , „ J*«odM-«m, *Wp,«C tons, fromnr'»b«no f.Z Oraia Ag««oy aad MewanUle Ai**l 8-Omfios, s.s, 949 ton*, Johnson, from W«st Coast port* nod Wellington. N Z Grain AjrsccT end M«r*tinttli» Compaay, ateats, P<uw»n-gmm-Uitm !>«»!.«. Mm l>*»iw aad flv« child .-eu, lf*s.r« Bructble, 1 h<yne. . ... April B—Mary Buana'yne, brigaatine, lib -tons, Miifmea, trom Wait. Caff aad Orahaaj, agent*. AwilS-aaaroto,»-«- 1*74 too*, Kennedy,from Fm Clialni#rs. K. Paflrtt, sgeoi. «*a«»oBg«'» it.s»«« Barnes, »••«, Mesdamvs Bufses aad xtee*, Stcasrs Walter* aad ainiliiraa. SIILSO. April 7 - Island My, b. tgantiao, IS3 toas, fOtAttcilaod. vuff aadGrahtm ageuW. April S—British King, «.*., 34i9 »■••>•, Kaliy, tot loadoa, via Kto de Janeiro. WewZeslatdShlp»sas Company, ageats. The passeagor list was en Satarday. , . April 7—Penguin, «.s, 4U tons, Anderson, for •Wsi'tiutott, &. Paflett, ageat PiKssagers-Mrs Faaaa? «rs Dawa, Mrs O'Brien, Mis* Jaotsou. Min iWk, lure aad Mies Wutin. Messrs Wilkin, Oowdea. *Uit.h<:rtot.u, Ooker, Piper, Soßthera, Vesparill, Xouad. A*ril 7— Mabln-prts, s.e., 205 tons, Bsrneob, far Dno» tin- B. Puflett, ag*^. Av.il 7 A'ataui, •»•.. 7S tout. With, tor WolJingtoa aad Kaikoura. Kintey. Ward aad Uo„ **itriiß-Ulalt>. barqae. H'2 tias, Willi-msom, far»"almouth or Qa».*n,to*a tor orders. Kobert#, fasten an* C%, agouis AwrdS-Sorms, brirtniiie, 218 tons. BontUok, for lißsaru. Ktrssey, Ward aad Co., agents. Awrtl 8-AOaatlc, barque. 633 tons, Swg« for Soffia. Sooth Sea Istaads. C- W. fumer, *goatAarjl S— Kaman, btxquectine, Wi tou», MorasfStldrTtor Pott Ade aide. *atioaal Mortgage »ni ICaipara. Xmtterago .t. aS5i B—Enterprise, brigantine, 84 ton?, Bel', for Westport. Cufl and .tanim. agents. Oroicay -• 2137 tons ooaJ. Coasigneos—Hew Zealand Qraia Ajt«acy and MeroanHlo Co. „ «Tak»tu: Prom WeUingtoa-ltoiaee tobacoo, 503 •toeper*. SCO bag* rlco, 13 pkge; from Kaikonra-5 hanpelta. Shh Os. Coasigneeß K. Porbes; Tweatymtn and Cousin ; Molr and Co.; H. HawMm i ittulway Btorekeaper s Irent Bros.; Ligntland, Allan and Co. j New Zeal tad JLoan aad Mercantile Agency Co. Paneoin : Prom «elaon-2 cases fruit. 3 pkgs ; fronTpiotoa-l case; from Welliagtoo-* bates l«it&er, 10 drams sheep dip, 40 bpxss soap. 17'pkgs Buadnas. O asignees— GxiuSted (and Co. iB. K. May- Cook aad Crocker: Urobardj Misa iSliott; Port«r : Toomer tiros.: White and Co.; boag.ofc. torn ;Gilmours J. Lewis;Love; Wilson; Burnett; | Sslaadeia and Co. _ „ . Cito: *o.«i6tt timber. Coasigsoes-W. MontgomeryaadOo. XZFOSZS. British King: 30S» «nea wool and akin'-, SIOB ] oaro&sos frozen routtoa, 7479 saoxs whsat, US ©airs tallow, 42 casks pelts, 10 caws cbeese, 3 baios nasi s, 1*97 cises meats, 59 casks oorned beef 10 pkgs lwir, 47 bales leather, SO pkgs • ■nnoiies, 913 sacks grass seeds, 9 pkgs bonoy. ' 1 eke tQCJ>. 4 do plants, 1 do states, i do nax, o fcaAoahopV lpkgK.Z. woods, 1 lug limner, 12 sacks ; peas, under bona tor drawbacx 1 case, tht.petseclaLdersand C«; Murray, Boiwrts aad Co.; J. W ioung; Aei? Zealand Loan and Mercantile As*Ecy Company ; KruU aid Co.; Gear Meat ; Co • J and tx. Barker; Nancarrow aad Co.; W, F. ' Wheeler; Seid aad Gray; Feierli; Lightband, Allan ana C*; Canterbury Proren Meat Company; W BU Jewtll; J. Andrews; Webster Bio*.; Xisross and Co.; Chryitsll and Co ; Da'gety and Comsy.; B. S. -anorews; Geer and Ling; J. M. Hey wood and Co.; J. Icgiiß; Boss and Glendining; 1 J Miltng and Co.; Uoberts, Paxwn and Ck>; Lewis and Gould; H. A. Brace; J P. Jameson; Wood, binclair and Co.; txecutcrs J. C. Wiuon; Miles and Co.; A. Moore and Co.; H. Matson aad Co,- P C. Thralkel 1; E. K. Bavidson; Ed wards, Baanets aid Co.; Priedlander Bros.; B. Wilkin aad Co.- Bsttray ; CaS and Graham; Bowron Brca.- itJZt Bhippinif Company. Penguin: For Wellington-133 pkgs, 9 harses, : 5 drsss, 171 e»cxa gra«s feed, 6 p'atto iron, 3 cases baooß. S 3 nsgs: for Patea—l3 sacks grass teed, 7 ca-es wine a pkgs; for Wanganui-6 pkgs; for Fottcn -13 Pkgs; fc Pioioa—l case; for Mellon—--6 pkge; lor We*tport-l case; fOr Hokitiaa-U «a-esvestas. Sbippers-ChrystaU Kd Co.; Heymanioa. Low and uo. ; Ligntband, AU»n and Co.; Katapoi Woollen Company; Godfrey; M Clenahan asd Co • uri4ntal Company; Wfiitoombe aad Tombs; K. Wiikinand Co.; Warre, aockleyand t*> ; MaUey; BaUantyne and Co.; 3. Ioglis; T.H. Green; A. Jaoore and Co. ; J. Aadtrsoa; Anisebrock and Co ; Priedlander Bros. Wakatu: 97 sacks seed, 2s! sacks oat?, 44 osses tea 6 haltckests do, 457 standard*. 3 pkgs biscnite, IS cases spirits, 26 cheesss. 77 pieces timber, Z tins nail? 15 p*gs. Shipparß-Mileß atd Co.; B. Wilkin and Co.; 8. i»asb.alaki; Kelson; Ligntband Allan and Co.; N.Z. Loan and Mercantile AaeacT Coapany; J. Anderson; Kinsoy, Ward and Co.; Beid and Gray; Aulsebrook and Co.; P asd I>. Duncan; Eobinson; Mason, titrnthers and o; WUlcox and Co. • Mahiaapoa: Por Port Cbalmers-10 whiskey 10 octavea do, £0 bales cornsacxß, 82 hilf-cbd.ts tea, 80 pipe lengths, 6 pkgs. Shippers —Matson aad Co.; Grain Agency Company ; WU km, BawteU and Co.; Holder; Cuff and Graham; Briscoe s nd Co.; Lightbana, Allan and Co. Arawata: For Wellington-5 pkgs; for Napier— B pkgs; fvr Qisborne - 5' tacks oats, 13 pkgs ; for Auckland—2 cases pictures, 825 tacks potatoes, 50 do matt; for Kasaßll-60 saox* oats. Shippers— Calf and Graham; Grain Agency; Bailer; Harris and Son; Bailway; Pufiett; Cuddon; faohool of Art- Hardy; Worker; Way; Derwent; Hudion, Kidl'ey and Ca.; WvOd, Sinclair and Co.; Howe and Co.; Moore and Co.; Bogtrs; Sheppard; iittma and Son. _ _ . . „ Island Lily : 850 sacks wheat, 219 do beans, 108 do potatoes, 467 eactfl oats. Sbippera-Hatioaal Mortgage std Agency Co. } L. V. JJesborongh; A. Moore and Co.; Hountree and Co. VBSSXLS AT THB •WHABVE3. No I—Selkirkshire, Grins borough. HansGude, Sam Mendel, Bonkar, Cnißader, Series, Waalook, Cingalese, Mathilda, Aristoß, Carpatbiaa. Ho X—Alexander. No 3—Kxsminer, West York. Palace, CairabnJg. Ho". 4—Ptnstaßton, Stirlingshire, Aludr, Prince AlfredNo. s—Archer, Loch Bredao, Inoh Murren, West Biding, Bio. „., . x . No e-Pirtb.ot Olna, Aware*, E.iz&beth.. No.' 7—&e»bird, Clio. IS TS% STBBAM. OroßSav. Blead* Boteaeath, ScatMsh Hero, Arabel». Firth of Lowe, Carnarvoa Castle. Brier Hotoo, Menarcb, (Sty of tfaakin, Amoy, Mary Campbell, Msxy Haamwtyns, Lspwißg-, Loch Pyne. ASBJVAI-8. Vwm London-ttokeby HaU, W.P.T.K.; Gats•foe; Waipa; Merope; »un*ooro, W.Q.H.J.I Hiaialaya; Bskai*; British Qttsen. Prom Meibontno— April 12 j BlackProm Nfrtb —Wairarsps, April 10; Penguin, April 18; Wanaka, April 14. , ~ ~ „ i>vu»4in-KoM>flsahana, April 13; Hawea, April 10. Wtom Ncwcattie-Boottlsn Knight, Ambassador, lawn, Cijnder, Duke ot AtboL PromAdeialdß—Lovebje.ho, Ba:eholoto, Prom K«w York tlobecca Crowell; Ibar, B.K,Q.B.;'Ja'je Matia, P.W.J.F,; Moadoza. Pram LtVifrpool—Letteriv?, Q.K.G.V. Prom Brisbane-Doris Brodereen. Prom Boitoa—Weymouih, Sydney— BaTrascol. mOiXCTEV DKP4BTTJBES. For London or United KingJom—Bonkar, City ot Mankia, Snliirksbire. West Biding, Archer, West York, Arintoe, berica, Gainsborough, Sam Handel, Loch P>n», Inoh Marrou, Carpatblm, Mans GuiJe, Waolock, Alexander, Loch Bredan, Blends, Oroasay, Pirth of Loroe, Calrnbolg, Firth of Olas, Stirlingshire, Scottish Hero, Boseneatb, Mathlloa, Biier Holme. For ManukAO and way ports—Hawea, April 10. For Auckland and wsy po«1*-Iiotomah*9o, April 12 For Wellington—Hawea, April 10; Botomabana, April 12 s Waaaka. April H. got ijunefiin-W-.irarapa, AprU 10 j Penguin, April 12; FeaatantM. For Melbourne— Wairarapii, April 10. For Bloff—Walrarapa, AptiilO. For Capeto* n -Cmga eie. The slip Cairnbulg oommencod dloobarglag her coals oa anturday. _ Tbo barque Monarch, which was damaged coming out of Port Chalmorfi, will be berthed at No. 4 wharf today to discharge her grain, after which she will be ducked tor repairs, Tfeo ship Stirlingshire was discharging cokl on Saturday. ... Tho ship Loih Fyne fu brought from tbo stream to the transporting buoy on Saturday evening, and will ba berthed at No. 4 wbatt to.day, to load for United Kingdom tor Messrs Kobor;*, Paxton and Co. Tho barque Barrabool left Sydnoy for this port oa March 19, The barque Eioeholmts loft Adelaide for this port on March 21. ,„.. . ~ Tiies.B, Fenatanton will be docked t>tao:row. The ship Carpathian Is last filling up for Messrs Wood, biaoJair and Co., and should be flalshed by for Mossr. Friodlaader Bros., should flntt.h loading aboafc Wodnssday. The tatque Altalr wsb dlMUiftar aog&r aad taking in ballast on Satarday. . , . ?S? barqaTwest York was load'ng gmln and dlsaharijing coals on iaturday. ...i.* L'>ch Breda* was diwbMging ooal at bar fowMtcb and tatiait »> ?»*«» ■**• ~.„„,. The ship firth of Olna commeaeeß to dtoohargo lE«din« ooaltorward and loading grain aft on Saturday. .„., ThTbatqtM Archer, for tn* NewZeaJand IBnlp. piag Comi any. will finish loading about Saturday. * TLellSp Uausond* was taking In to«*« oa Batarday, and should commenoa to ]<»««i*%' »».- Th* bsWoo Aristoa will floish iotdtoff to th» N.Z. Loan lad Meroaatile Co. About Wed. ""jaw b*r«a« Ealkirfcshir*. loadod by th« Mow Zafr

land Grsla Agency and afereaatite Company, will flnt«h to-morrow. Ttiosbipgoukar, loading for Shaw, IJaviUsndCfl., wiw t*ktng in g aln ovo'Abe ship Crusader on Saturday, end in advertised lo leave f r Loadott ott April 15. Th*Harloi, loading for the National Mortgaio and A«*noy ContwUl*. ahoutd bo ft (ull snip today Mr C. W. Turner's harqte, Cingalese, will Bni*b IwUla. f>-rHy for Capetown. , Tha barquo Bam Meodo'. loading *w tVa New Zealand Grain Aiteney aud MeroanUlo Compwj', will flalrti to.morrow. thebarqua Tit honns arrived ft*>Mi AaflWaad oa Saturday. She is to load grain for Unit** KlngdOM, on behalf ot tme New Zealand Shipping Core^aay, The tlavon Ktcanuhlp Gomrany's Mahlospuft arrived from Wastpon aud Nelson on Saturday morning, and left for Duoedin at I p.m. . | Tbaaa. Watatu arrived f«otn Wellington and Kalkoora o.i Saturday morning, and left an her retora trip tit til© awning. Tbo barque Waulcet flolthoJ discharging her tnoftrd cargo on ti.iturday moruirg, and WM taktiif, in grain In lb» afternoon. As will bo noticed abo*o there ate 15 vessels In ths stre&m. Out of that number .3 are awaiting berths, •!]•! the City uf Nankin and Amoy are homowan! bound. The ship Orout»a?, from N»woa»tlo arrived oa Saturday evening, after a p»«»ago ot »7 day*. Bho it to load rata tor UnitoJ Kingdom on behalf of the N*w Zealand Grain agonev and Mercantile U. ropany. The barque Cioseburn loft Wolliagtonfor bore on Saturday morning. Ihi snip Hoi is Brodereen arrived from Brisbane yesterday evening in b*ilisr. ... The brigantins* islacd Lit;, tot Anoktand.aad Entarori**. for W«stport loft veiterdty. Tho brigaatine Mary ilanaißtjno, from the Bluff, arrived ye«t«rday. ■ The barque Malto.-loaded bv Mossra Bcbortß, Pax ton aud Co , left for United Kingdom yesterday mo<-nlnr. . ... , The schooner Tores, for Kalpara, called yostordsy morning. . . . _. * . Tho brigaatlne Norma 'oft for T m»r 1 yesterday. TheßwadUh baiqueutiuo Keroau left for Pott Adelaide yesterday morula* with a oariro of grain. The barque Atlantic, for Simoa (tfouth Ilea lel«nda), iu ballast, left yesterday morning. Tho Unittn Steamship Company's Taiaro* leave* to-day for Aaoklaad and way ports. Messrs fcdwardd, Ueinew. and Co., tbo agoata ft the ship Poakar, notify iotendinß paaseogere by her that they must pay a deposit of half theic paa*ago money so as to reserve tboir berths. Uessra Kdwarde, Uenuott aad Co. Rivo notioo that all o alms »Hatnst the butqno Waalook in respect to her inward cargo mass be rendered to tb m by to-tUy or they wilt not bo roooguised. The ship Carpathian la advoniaod to carry passengers to United Kingdom, sailing about tomorrow week. ...„*.. x . Messrs Wil-on, aad Co., tho ageats of the P aclflo Mail steuners, remind intending pas. sengera by the Zeaiandfo, stiliagr about May 19, that they must mtke early app ioatioa for bertha In order to avoid disappointment. The i)la«-k Diamond User Oraftoa arrived yesterday trom Wellington, and is advertised to leave for Oamara at noon to- day. Messrs CaS and Graham advertise the stesmer Go-Ahead Cor Wellington, Napier, aad Wangauul, to sail to-morrow. Tn« ?.s. Hauroto loaves to-day tor Sydney and Wellington. iha Union Steamship Company's steamers leaving to morrow ace—Wairampa, for Melbourne and Southern ports; the Hawea, for ->anukau aad way ports; aad the Omapore, for Auoklaad and East Coast ports The brigaatlne Sea Bird arrived from Kaipara oa Saturday, timber laden. The TJuiun Steamship Company's Penguin, Captain Anderson, arrived from worth oa Saturday morniag at 4.30 e.m She left ftelsoa at 5.20 p.m. oa April 5, and arrived at Pioton at midnight t left again .for Wellington, and arrived at 0.3 a.m. oa April 6; left for tytteitoa at 12.30 p.m.. and arrived as above. From Wellington fresh aortherly winds till otf Kaikoura, theace to arrival light aad variable winds were expeneaoed. She lelt for Wei. liagtoa *t 9 p.m. The Union Steamship Company's H&uroto, Captain Keanody, er.lred from Port Chalmers yoaterd-y. Bha left the Bailway pier at 5.40 p.m. oa April 7, crossed tho bar at 6.20 p.m., and breasted Moeraki light at 820 pm,; passed God'ey Heads at 9.tQ a m, oa April 8, and made fast to the wharf at 10.2 C am. Experienced light south-east wiods, with, thick rainy weather, along the ooast until 6 s.m. on April 8, thence fine weather to arrival. Wo aro indebted to Mr J. Waldie, tho parser, for tbo above report. i >ae ot the passengers by the British King, whioh left oa Saturday, is Mr <ieorgo Agar, ot the wellknown and popular arm of watermen, Messrs Ag" and Bobertv, owners of the steam launch Lyttelton. We are informed by Mr Agar that, finding tho Lyttelton far too small tor the rapidly increasing passenger traffiato Governor's Bay and elsewhere, they h»vs docidad on ordering another and larger boat. It is for this purpose Sir Agar is going Home in the first ot the direct liners. The boat aad engines will be built by Messrs Yarrow and Co., of Mill will, builders of tho launch Ljttalton, whioh faot inicselt should onanre a g:od article. The boatwi'l be of about the following dimensions:— length, 70ft j beam, 184 ft; and she will steam ten know oa a smill consumption of coal, of which foal she will be able to aarry eight or nine tons, betides having every oonveoieaoa for passengers, DEPA&TUBE OF THE 8.8. BBITISH KING. At spvqti minutes to 8 on Saturday afternoon, the British King cast off trom the wh.rf in Lyttelton Harbour with a fall complement ot passengers, end at much oar*o as she could carry. Under Captain M'JLellan, barboor-master, she slowly steamed down ths harbour to a berth oft Camp Bay, where the list ot har crew was called over aad the final preparations made for her departure for the Old Country. We xnoßt congratulat* the New Zeiland Shipping Company on iheqalck despatch whioh, in the face of many difficulties, she bars been given. One of these difficulties was that she discharged and was loaded at a wharf of insufficient length, making it constantly necessary to move the trucks she whs using biokwards and forwards as they were filled or discharged. We understand that the Harbour Board have ia contemplation the preparation ot a special berth for tcese large steamers, where the trucks when finished with oan be more easily disposed of. The stesmer is in flrst-olass trim tor making a quick passage, as she draws about SSitt on an oven : keel. Giving her SO days to report at London, she should arrive there about May 27. She may be expected baok here about the middle of July next. We wish Captain Kelly, who has made a host of friends daring his Eta/ in this pi rt, a fast passage and a quick return. post ojlytmlton. High water, this cUy (Monday;. Horning, \ 4.43; afternoon, 5.12. April 8,9 a.m. Barometer, 30*20; thermometer, 57. Wind, south-west; light Breeze; oreroast. TIMAEU. ABBIVED. April B—Cleopatra, from Lyttelton. April 8-CM top, from Newcastle, CLEABBD. April B—Hewa, for United Kingdom, with cargo of wheat. Bkiveu, ■ April B—Annie Bow, f *r Newcastle. 9HIPPINQrifI)DEGBAM3. DnHEDis.AprilS. Arrived—Hawes, from North. Wkixihgton, April 8. Arrived—Wairarnpa, from Auckland, via East Coast. Penguin, trom Lyttelton. Sailed—Arawata, tor Auckland, via East Coast.