SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7228, 30 April 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. High water. This Day (Wednesday) -Morning S O - 82 * thermometer, S 3. P Wiud, south-west; light breeze.

April 20-Te Ana,., tens. Auckland and. w:iy ,>.**• Mr and ’Mrs Passengers-Air and Mis u ~T iCiolltoust eiil > Kinross, sra White, Danner, Zaclianah, Di Hu M,, m Cuniungham, Hurt on, Kirkcaldy. Hawkiusou, and 22 stecingo. Hill, from O^.^SA^cy!mfeeantiwCompany, agents. „ , . Oliiver, from Comipu, s.s., 11 AS tons, Wl,color, from Sydney iTud Wellington. K. wre-Miss Hanno.v. Mosdames Da vie. I'.V p , ' , Ifesrs Lovoy (3), Turton. M'Keuzio, V* hue, awl 1( Graham, schooner 60 to, is, Jorgenson, from Onohunga. tud ami Grah.m , *'A?rii 29—Wauaka. s.s., 278 tons, Neville. from Port Chalmers. K. Pnflett, agent. _ j , u April 29—Alert, schooner, ■!. ton.,, H«J-> Iro Polorns Sound. Cult and Graham. ■ April 29-Manmon, schooner, 9- tons. Jounsio , from Kaipara. J. B. Way, agent. CLKAREI'. , , April 29—Solklrkshiro, barque, U9l -\ ou \ forCorkorFalmoul.il, for orders, rncdlaudu JBros., agents. SAILED. . April 29—Edwin Bassett, barque, oil, tons, Dawsomfor Newcastle. N.K. Gram Agency aud Mercantile Company, agents. M'Clvmont. April 29 Saxon, schooner, M tons, JU. wymoui, AnaC V s?s:."ftt» tons, MDeo^or and Mrs *Eddy, Messrshtears, Bishop, K April' T 29-Rio Logo, brig, 211 tons Lovett, for Sydney. Wood, Sinclair and Co., agents. April 29-Graftou, s s„ 212 tons, Hill, for Vi olllugton. N.Z. Grain Agency aud Mercantile icomwi, s.s., SOI tous, Oliiver, for Wellington. N.Z. Grain Agency and Mercantile C «"&Satis. ketch, 67 tons. Green, for Pclorus Sound, Master, agent. imports. Te Anan : Consignees George aud W alton; Levy - Harrison ; Cuff and Graham; Bridges; Bank ef New Zealand; New Zealand Shipping Com--pany: Goodsou; Whitcombe and Tombs; Catchpole; Glen j Collins Bros, and Co.; W. Day; Gould and Cameron; Crook ; Coppin; Lew Zealand Drug Company; Stewart; Waymoath; Crown Brewery Company; Standard Sewing Machine Company; Piske aud Co.; Storekeeper; Railway; F. Cross; Butler Bros.; Moorhouso; Johnston; Trent Bros.; Working Men’s Club; Thompson, Shannon and Co.: Jaggar; Walters; H. E. Miiy aud Co.; Parker and Tribe; Nloholl aud Son; Union fcteamraham: 65,000 ft timber. Consigned to order. . „ Wafcatipu: 1953 pkgs sundries. Consignees— Friedlanuer Bros.; Boyd ; Cooke ; Mulligan; Orr and Co.; Langdowa and Co.; Stewart; Farley ; Kattrav and Co. ; Norris; Willis and Martin; Barlow; Steeds aud Co; May and Co.; Dean; Brown; Clarke; Cuff and Graham; ClusneU ana Stewart; Dunning; Nancarrow; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; Cook and Ross; Cook and Son ; Irvme. Tongariro : 5575 pkgs sundries. Consignees - Northev; Fenwick; Order; Pennell; Maude; Coker;‘ Ivey; Irvine; Lascclles ; Andrews and Beaven; Order; Fletcher; Tendall; Bamberger ; Gould aud Co.; E. Reece aud Co.; Minister PubUc Worts ; Deamer; Union Bank of Australia; Public Works ; Gresson; Whitcombe aud Co.; Kerr and Barnett; Morris : Seale ; Holland and Wethey; Thurlow; E. O'Connor; Lonsdale Bros.; Cooke; Gott Bros.; Eerorata Library; Atkinson; Norris; Nashelski; M. Harris and Son; Mason, Struthers aud Co.; Kasket; Gibson; Wesleyan Book Depot; Wallace and Cs.; Hunt; Malingand Co.; Durand; A. J. White; Edwards, Bennett and Co.; Watkins; Fletcher, Humphreys and Co.; Brown ; Chatteris; Smith; Aclaud; Miles and Co.; Jones and Co.; Mountfort; Dr Irving; Reid and Gray'; Moore; Bell and SUarland; Hobbs and Co.; E. C. Brown and Co.; Black, Beattie and Co.; Ansley; Palmer; Bloor; Gould; Greenway; Miss Anderson; Weekes; Hart; Augener; Cocks; Willis; Berson; Laflem; Hinder; J. Inglis; CarwaU; Paddou; Twentymau and Cousin; Hobday and Co; Sclanders and Co.; Leviea and Co.; Baxter; Smith and Co.; Gabites; Ballantyne and to.; Caetain Ticehurst; Campbell and Crust; J. Anderson ; Heywood and Co.; Eutterworth Bros. ; Manning ; Morton; Olney aud Co.; W. Strange and Co.; Peters; Lake; Bradwell; Barber; Pope; Simpson; F. L. Davis; National Mortgage and Agency Company; E. Wilkin and Co.; Kelsey; Gardiner; Spackman; Knight; Peel; Postlethwaite; Bethel!; Wallace; Beaven; Williams; Professor Hiigiam; Forwood; Thomson; New Zealand Shipping Company. Wanaka: 744pkgs sundries. Consignees—Order; Union Steamship Company; New Zealand Shipping Company; Bain; Sharper ; Cnfi aud Graham ; Banks; Bowron Bros.; New Zealand Drug Com--pany; Clark; Fletcher, Humphreys and Co.; Clarke and Son; Saiusbury, Ellisdon aud Co.; Hayman and Co.; Sargood, Son and Ewen; Butler Bros.; Chapman; Keane; Washer; Watt and Co.; Bing, Harris and Co.; Booth and M‘Donald; MTaggett; Checkley and Matthews; Kincaid and Marriott; Nashelski; Wilkin and Co.; Peart; Gieu; Husband; Union Steamship Company, EXPORTS. Selkirkshire: 15,178 skswheat. Shippers—Fried, lander Bros. Penguin: 255 S sacks wheat, 3SO sacks flour, 402 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks oats, 2 bales.cornsocks, 7 cases coffee, 20 sacks oatmeal, 5 sacks linseed, 1 hag linseed, 38 cases bacon, 70 sacks bran, 5 pkgs. Ship»pers —New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company; Jackson; A. Moore and Co.; Dixon; Hodgson; J. B. Way; Kaiapoi Woollen Company; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; National Mortgage and Agency Company; Trent Bros.; Green; Watt and Co.; Aulsebrook and Co. The barque Glenlora was floated into the graving dock, yesterday morning, to be cleaned and painted. The Black Diamond liner Koranui arrived from Dunedin and Timaru yesterday morning, and left for Wellington and West Coast ports in the evening- ~ Owing to the inclement state of the weather in port yesterday, the loading of grain cargoes had almost to be abandoned; butthe !New Zealand Shipping Company’s ship Bakaia, which has been chartered by Messrs Wood, Sinclair and Co., did take in a, little, and, of course, the steamers had to load and discharge their cargoes. The Black Diamond liner Grafton amved from Oamarn yesterday morning, and left for Wellington and West Coast-ports in the afternoon. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Te Anan, Captain M’Gee, arrived from Auckland aud ■way ports yesterday morning, and left for Melbourne, vii Southern ports, in tho afternoon. The brig Bio Loge left for Sydney yesterday morning with a cargo of produce, shipped.by Messrs Wood, Sinclair and Co. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Wanalca arrived yesterday afternoon from Port Chalmers, via Akaroa, and left for Manukau and way ports in the evening. The barque Edwin Bassett left for Newcastle yesterday morning with a cargo of produce. The schooner Saxon left for Auckland yesterday morning. The ketch Clematis left for Pelorus Sound yesterday morning. The schooner Marmion arrived yesterday afternoon, from Manukau, with a cargo of timber. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Wakatipu, Captain Wheeler, arrived from Sydney and Wellington yesterday morning. She leaves to-day for Port Chalmers. The barque Selkirkshire was cleared at the Customs yesterday morning for the Channel, for orders, with a cargo of grain, loaded by Messrs Friedlander Bros. Captain J. Reid, her able commander, while in port, has made lots of friends, who all wish him a quick, pleasant passage Home. The schooner Maud Graham arrived from Onehuuga yesterday morning with a cargo of timber. Captain Jorgenson reports leaving last Wednesday, and had south-east winds to CapeEgmont, then light northerly to Cape Campbell; strong north-east to making Gore Bay, thence light northerly to arrival as above. , The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Southern Cross leaves for Auckland, via Wellington aud Napier, to-day. , The barque Ramie comes to this port from Port Chaimers to load grain for Messrs Wood, Sinclair and Co.

The steamer India left I'ewcastle for Lyttelton on April 26, with 1200 tons coal, consigned to Mr W. H. Hargreaves.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD, Aueivals. April .29 : Auckland, 5.15 a.m., Australia, from Sydney •, Lyttelton, 7.20 a.m., Wakatipu, from Wellington; Lyttelton, 9.30 a.m., Grafton, from Oamaru; Lyttelton, 9.30 a.m., Korauui, from Timnru; Lyttelton, 2.10 p.m., Wanaka, from Port Chalmers via Akaroa; Lyttelton, 8.15 a.m., Te Anau, from Wellington. DefaETO EES.— April 29 : Lyttelton, 3.10 p.m., Korauui, for 'Weflingtbn; Lyttelton, 5 p.m., Te Anau, for Port Chalmers; Auckland, 5.15 p.m., Australia, for Honolulu; Lyttelton, 5.25 p.m., Grafton, for Wellington, SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, April 29, Arrived Australia, from Sydney; passengers for Auckland— Mr and Mrs A. Vickers, Mr H. Wether, Mrs Turnbull and three children, Miss Dee, Miss Vickers, Messrs Stunners, Vickers, Temple, King, H. Engelberte, C. Engelberts, James Cavanagh, Thomas Manning, Macnaughton, Brock; 5 steerage. She sailed for San Francisco this evening. Among the passengers are the Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby, Lord Phipps, Air Le Patourei, the Eev W. H. Jervoie, son of Sir William Jervois, and Mr G. M. Eeid, who proceeds to London to start the “ Anglo-New Zealander 68 saloon and 49 steerage passengers. . , , , , Bluff, April 29. Arrived—Eotomahana, s.s.. at 7 a.m. Left Melbourne nt 1.30 p.m. on April 24, experienced strong head winds, with a heavy cross sea and thick weather. Made the land at 5 p.m., and hove-to till this morning. She sails at 5 p,m. for Dunedin. Passenger for Lyttelton—Mr Biileas.