SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7227, 29 April 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTOIT. . High water, This ltoy (Tuesday)-Mornmg, * AnrU *4Tu «. Wind, calm ; W.Jo_s.O (kk Auril 28-Edwin Bassett, barque, 397 tons. Dawsot P for Newcastle. N.Z. Grain Aijtney Mid *i«cantilo Company, agents. SAILED. „ , ,„ , »„_:i o«_Wakfttu s.s.. 7S tous, Wills, for Weiliugiou KaiSSSra. 'Sin-V. Ward and Co., Auckland. B. Pullet t, agent. E. and V. Cameron: i>7,«uol't timber. Consigned to jSjie'l ar.OOOfttimber. Consigned to order. • ftSSnin:' 188 Mis bananas, SoS". *Mui-, Sow Zealand Loan and MoreauUi timber. Conduce-*. W E ?i™ Thornton: 68,000 ft timU-r, 10,000 ft ocda (i„ls. s«w s l» kt ' s > M - tollocS - t -' ousl «" oiJS - Order; Cud and (irahaui. ESPOKTS. Edwin Bassett: 23--1 I sacks l^*^*,.. 1 " ™*' cheese, a«S sacks oats, *a sac»s imin, <1 do peas. 81 do sharps, H sdo wheat. A» kcks butter, bhip wrs-Woou, Sinclair and Co.; a. Hawkins am Co ; N.Z. Grain Agency and Company Kave-and Carter. , . Wakatu: »0 boxes soap, 3 Loses wire, 1 case cast irors,W iron pipes, 4> cases marmalade, ,0 sack; Jlour.a cases drapery. 31 sacks seed. 5 hhda ale.* cases whiskey, 1 «io stout, til' lulls standards, Srei rollers, 12 pfcgs. Shippers-New Zealand Provi; Son and produce Company; Kinsey, HTanl ana Co.: Tweutyjnau and Cousin; Edwards, Kemietl And Co.; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; Trent Bros; Sew Zealand Loan and .Mercantile Agency; coin■pany; Mußispui; J. Milsom and Co.; Wilkin and So?? Ouilaml Graham ; K. Keece; Ewen; Wood.Shand and Co.; P. aim D. i>«««"». J. Anderson; T. J. Maling and Co.; W ard and Co.; YiuceataudCo.; J. and T- Ufiks. 0 Hawea: For Wellington-SO cases tea, 2 cases twine. 71 sacks wheat, *» sacks fleur, ISO bags do 2t>pfaU; for Boston-3 pkgs; for i'icton-3 cases teZAkVs; for Hokitika-^cases bacon; for Patea -3 pErs"; for Wangauui-11 l>kgs; for Nelsou-S cases iiickies. 19 pfcrs; for Blenheim—B pkgs. ZeiW Loan and Mercantile Asouo- Company; Hale; Aulsebrook and Co.; M-Leaii Pickle Company; Scott Bros; Mason, Struthers and Co.; jLightband, Allan and Co.; Sew Zealand Express Company; .Railway; iuuapoi Woollen Company; ureeu; Andrews and Beaveii: Nelson, Moate and Co.; Eeeil; J. Anderson; C- W. Triraer; Adams and Son; Gallagher and Co.; J. King and Co.; Gibson; Edey; Bates ; Treat Bros; Wait and Co.; Toonler Bros. The Union Steamship Company's steamer Penguin left for Auekjaul yesteraay evening. The steamer Wakatu left lor Wellington and Kaikoura yesterday evening. v The barque Edwin Bassett was cleared at the Customs yesterday morning for Newcastle, with a cargo ot produce.. The barque Selkirkshire finished loading yesterday for Messrs Friedlauder Bros. The Union Steamship Company's steamers leaving to-day are the Te'Anau (for Melbourne, via Southern ports), the Wakatipu (for Port Chalmers), ana the Wanaka (for Manusau and way ports). . , The brigantiue George Thornton, which arrived on Sunday morning from Grafton, Clarence Eiver, with a cargo of timber, is in command of Captain H'Burney, who reports leaving on April 7, ana had head winds for a lew days ; then light and variable, ■which brought him to Cape Farewell, when he met a south-east gale, and had to put into Port Underwood on April S), where the vessel remained till last Friday; thence to arrival had light north-east winds, and arrived as ahove. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Eakaia was floated out of the graving dock yesterday afternoon, and berthed alongside the Gladstone Pier, where she immeaiatelvrecom»eß.cad to discharge -ber cargo of merchandise. TEMAKTL AREIVED. April 28—Yolande, rroin Newcastle. SAILED. April 25—Ocean Ranger, for Sydney. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAED. Depabtttbes.—April 28 : Port Chalmers, 2 p.m-, Wanaka, for Lytteltou; Wellington, 12.30 p.ia,, Wakatipu, for Lytteltou. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Wellington, April 28. Sailed—Te Anau, for Melbourne, via South; passengers—Misses Hanwell and Speed, Mrs Kane, family and nurse, Mr and Mrs Preine, Mr and Mrs Fisher, Mr and Mrs West, Mr and Mrs White, Eevs Messrs Z achariah and Leichtenstein, Messrs Lock, Pavne, Eoberts, Hinton, Jones, Dooner, Gibbs, Grant, Mackpiece, Stephens, Gilbert, Croll, Prigg, Powell, Kirkcaldy, Witman, Pryor, Morris, Maxwell, TreadwelL Moon, Cunningham, Griffin, Williams, Haiste, Houghton, Ward, and Johnston; ten steerage. Wakatipu, for South; passengersMisses Pennington and Eanmer, Mesdames Hargreaves, Petrie and child, and Dorey, Dr Colqnhoun, Messrs White, Evans, M'Kenzie, Levy, and Kirton; seven Hawea, for Picton and Kelson. DraEDin", April 28. Sailed Wanaka, for North; passenger for Akaroa —Miss Field.