SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7223, 24 April 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. , High water. This Day (Thursday) - Morning, 1 AprifsTlTa.m.—Barometer, 30.21; thermometer, 48. Wind, south-west, fresh j overcast. ARUIVKD. * s April 23-Mawhcra, s.s.. 3JO tons, Johnston, I from Dunedin, via Camara and Timaru. how Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. April 23-Eotonm, b ß £ Wfi tons, Amlorwn. from Port Chalmers. E. Vuflott, agent, lasse vers detain Anderson, Mr liurtoii, and one .steaa^. CLEARED. . April 2.l—Annie Wilson, brigantine, 100 tons, TUTnwiv K‘i,\lv.\r{V. J. I>. 'Vliy* April *23—Rotorua, s.s., 576 tonB » Anderson, for Wellinsrtou. E. Puflett, agent. , Anril oi-Miiwhera, s.s., 340 tons, Johnston, ter Wellington/ N.Z. Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. IMPORTS. , , , Rotorua; WOpkgs. Consigncos-Sclnudcra and Co - Wav; order; Hildynrd; Peart; Bobolli and Co* •’ Sartrood. Son and Ewou; Hay man and to.; Sainsbnrv, EUisdon and Co.; Ling, Harris and bo Christie; Cheekier and Matthews, Dnnu.mr s Stewart: Mouldoy; Taylor and Oakloy-. Ms Strothers and Co. j Reese; Kiunpoillool.cn company. EXPORTS. , Annie Wilson : 33 tons ilonr, 2 tons salt, oO sacks bran, 35 do sharps, 10 cases bacon, L O sacks potatoes, 8 tens do, 5 cases choose, 185 sacks oats, H do wheat, 23 bales chaff, 2 do sacks, 1 sack was, - do oatmeal, 50 wiefcs seed. Shipper—J. i>. >v*3 • , Rotorua: For Wellington-!® sacks “odjlphitte iron, 31 pkgs: for Nelson—l pci: for Blenheim--* pkgs; for Greymonth—l box; for Taranaki 0 sacks seed; for Mamikau-217 sacks omous, 1 wheels, 2t» castings, 4 pkgs. and Co.: Durett; Kinsey, Ward ami Co.. < Good •win; Wilkin and Co.: M‘Culloeli; Company; New Zealand Shipping Compaiu ; Uniui Steamship Company; May; Railway; in} lor and Oakley; Vincent and Co.; Wilson. The Union Steamship steamer Kotoruft arrived from Port Chalmers yesterday morning, and left for Manukau and way ports in The Slack Diamond Liner Mawhoraarrived from Dunedin, via Oamarn and Tiuiang yesterday morning. and left for Wellington and W est Coast ports in the afternoon. , , The brigantine Annie Wilson was cleared at the Customs vesterdav afternoon for Kaipara. The Union Steamship Company’s steamers leaving to-dav are the Hanroto for Sydney, via Wellington, and the Wanaka for Port Chalmers. The Black Diamond Liner Grafton leaves tomorrow for Oaruoru. The steamer Go-Ahead leaves to-morrow for Wellington, Wanganui, and Napier. The brig Fawn is advertised to load a cargo for Auckland. „ . , , The Black Diamond Liner Koranui leaves for Dnnedin and Timaru to-day. . The ship Ecclefechan, 2058 tons register, has been fixed to load grain at this port for the United Kingdom; also, the Copley, 1741 tons register, and the Ispahan, 1436 tons register. The Union Company are building three steamers for the West Coast trade, and one for the intercolonial trade, which will be over 300 ft long, with a carrrins capacity of over 2000 tons, and a speed guaranteed on her trial of 16; knots. This steamer Is to be fitted np in a style unequalled by anything that has yet come out to the Colonies. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals. —April 23 : Lyttelton, 7 a.m., Eotoruo, from Port Chalmers; Lyttelton, 8.15 a.m., Mawhera, from Timaru. Departures. April 23 : Port Chalmers, 12.5 p.m., Hanroto, for Lyttelton: Lyttelton, 2.40 p.m., Eotorna, for Manukau; Wellington, 2.10 p.m., Wanaka, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, i pril 23.

Arrived—Te Anan, Captain M'Gee, from Sydney, left on April 18, at 4 p.m., arriving to-night. _ No passengers for Lyttelton. Penguin, from Fiji. Sai'ed—Wairarapa, s.s., for Sydney. Among the passengers are the Kennedy Family. Wellington, April 23. Sailed —Wanaka, for South ; passengers—Messrs Cavanagh, Clifford, Pettie, Nodder, and Sander; 12 in steerage. Dunedin, April 23. Arrived—Manaponri, s.s., from the Bluff. Waihora, from the North. Sailed—Hauroto, s.s. v for Sydney, via the North.