SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7143, 21 January 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. XRRIVRD. . Jon. 10 -Rotorua, b.b., 57S tons. Andorson.fro Nelson, Pioton, and Wellington. ». P agent. P.wengers-Missos Arrowsmith. Mac ki t Booth, Boss. Mesdwnes Gilchrist children, Wliite, Patterson and two oWM«) Eceles. Messrs Bradley. Wiustonc. Toome Cooke, Urohiru, Trowson, Oillon, r Hart, Cunningham, Maston, R»pl«T. „ M . J'fJF Grice. Vincent, Nailer, Jaek-on Hulcomb. Wood, Mortlock (21, Coupe, SUinforth, Wart ■White, Sarewell, Knight, Rot Walts-Robins ; an ..... « ™; 'K Oamara. N.Z. Grain Agency and Mercantile Co *J?£’l9 -Takapnna. SO ( tons. Jones fnni Manukau via Taranaki and W ollmgton. R. 1 uadi 19.—Kawatiri. «■»■. 283 tons. Smith, Iron Westport. Cull and Grahatn, agents. sailed. Jan, 19 - Antelope, cut ter, 17 tons, Maloolmson for Akaroa. Master, agent. Jan. 19. -Sir William Wallace, barque, S6J tons Brown, for Newcastle. M'Clatchfo and MTntosn agents. Passengers -Mr and Mrs Auleobrook iviu 4 children, Mr Aulscbrook, Mr and Mrs Lester. Jan. 19.—Takapuna, s.s„ 370 tons. Jones, foi Wellington. K. Puflott, agent. Passengers-Mrs Clark, Miss Anderson, Messrs Stellard, Altken Kwland, Mr and Mrs M'Millau, M'Keown, Rhmd, Wilson. Tonks. Davidson, Churton, Mallard, Ross Trenwith and bov, Anderson, Jan. 19.—Rotorua, s.s., 576 tons, Anderson, foi Wellington. K. Pnflett, agent, Jan. IP. -Grafton, s.s.. 242 tons. Hill, for V, cl ling ton. N.Z. Grain Agency Co., agents. Jan. 30. Houghton, for Chatham 1 stands. Cuff and Graham, agents. MPOJITS. Walhora: For Wellington-4 eases nails, Ido leather, 1 bale hay, 4 »ac»s oats, 4 do rhubarb, 31 cheese. 69 rams, 4 pkus : for Wanganui—l box; for Paten 2 cases twine; for Napier - 3 cases twine, 2 boxes wire, IfOsac-s malt, 4 cases hams, ft sacas twine, 1 horse, 236 rains, 12 pkgs ; for Tun-ran-^i —12 sacks malt ; for Sydney—l 943 sacks oats; for New Plymouth-1 ram ; for Gisborne—4 cases bacon, 10 sacks malt, 3 rams, 8 pkgs ; for Auck-land-2o sacks oit meal, 2 do barley, 15 cases ham* and bacon, »> sacks flour, 530 bags dc, 192 boles hay. ltM sacks wheat, 39 pkgs. Shippers-New Zealand Grain Agencv ; Keid ; Mason, Strothers and Co.; Aulst-htvok and Co. : Gilmour : Lonsdale and Co.; Saunders ; Oriental Tea Company ; Watt and Co. ; Anderson; Kinsey. Ward and Co.; Railway; New Zealand Loan and Mercvntile Agency Comnany ; Gibson: Captain Stevenson; Cuff and Graham: J. B. Wav ; Kaiapoi Woollen Company ; M'Dowoll oad'Co. ; J. Ragle; Moir and Co.; Banndle; Greer. ; Cuddon ; 'Holme* ; Phillips ; Heymanson, Low and Co.; A. Boyle; Warm and Co.; Dalgoty and Compv. ; Wilkin and Co.; Dunsford; Morrow, Bassett and Co.; Harris; New Zealand Shipping Comiunv * Anderson ; Lightband, Allan and Co,; Denvtt'j E. Collins; G. Maule; Twentyman and Cousin ; Union Steamship Company. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Prom London—Doric; Glenlora; Kingdom of Sweden ; Raiaia. From New York—Triton. From Newcastle —Supreme. From Dunedin—Wairarapa, Jan. 34; Hawea, Jan. 22. From Wellington—Te Anan, Jan. 22 ; Rotorua, Jan. 24; Wana»a, Jan. 26. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London or United Kingdom—Hormione; Loch Fergus; Oamaru. For Manukau and way ports—Hawea, Jan. 22. For Wellington—Hawea, Jan. 22; Wairarapa, Jan. 24; Wauaka, Jan. 26. For Dunedin -Te Anau, Jan. 22; Rotorua, Jon. 24. For Auckland and way ports.—Wairarapa, Jan. «*0 VESSELS AT THE WHARVES. 1. Awaroo, Loch Fergus, Hermione, Woitangi, Oamaru, Ada Melmore. 3. Francisco Felix. 5. Presto, Moravian, Neptune. 5. Kawatiri. 6. Mary Evans, Letterfouri, 7. Prince Alfred, Comet, The barque Ada Melmore was landing her cargo of general merchandise on Saturday. She is advertised to load a cargo of produce for London on behalf of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The ship HerrdiODfl is fast filling up for Messrs Shaw, Savill, for London. She Should complete her loading this week. The Union Steitosllip Company's steamer TakaT.uni arrived from Manukau and way ports on Saturday at noon, and left on her return trip in the evening. The steamer Kawatiri arrived from Westport on Saturday evening with a cargo of coal. The Black Diamond liner Grafton arrived from Oamaru on Saturday morning, and left for Wellington and West Coast ports in the afternoon. The ships Oamaru and Waitangi were landing their cargoes of merchandise on Saturday afternoon. .... The brigantine Francisco Felix was landing her cargo of sugars on Saturday. This smart looking brigantine is open for sale or charter. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Rotorua arrived from Manukau and way porta on Saturday morning, and left for Wellington in the afternoon. The brigantine Island Idly left for phatham Islands yesterday morning. . The barque Sir William Wallace left for Newcastle on Saturday morning. POET OF "LYTTELTON. High' water. This Day (Monday) Morning, 10.7; afternoon, 10.30. Jan. 20, 9 a.m. —Barometer, 2975; thermometer, 65, Wind, calm; showery. TELEGBAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.— Jan. 19 .■ Lyttelton, early, Rotorua, Irom Wellington , Lyttelton, 13 o’clock, Takapuna, from Wellington, TDIAEU, ARRIVED. Jan. 20.—Mary Ann Annison, for Sydney. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Gretmocth, Jan. 20. Arrived—On Saturday, Omapere and Oreti, from the North. Isabella Anderson and Zephyr, from Hokitika. To-day, St Kilda. from Wellington. Charles Edward, from North. Soiled—Oreti, for Hokitika. Isabella Anderson, for Dunedin. _ on Wzllihotos, Jan. 20. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's steamer Victory sailed last evening for London direct. She carries no passengers, but a large general cargo, including 7000 carcases of frozen mutton, of which 3800 are from Wellington and 2800 are from Christchurch. Port Chalmers, Jan. 20. Arrived Yesterday, Hawea, from Akaroa. Beautiful Star, from Timaru, Maori, from Oamaru. Sailed—Tara wera, for West Coast Sounds, with 90 passengers. Koranui, for Wellington.