SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXI, Issue 7229, 1 May 1884, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. High water. This Day (Thursday) - Mormus, sTwinA. south-west; light breeze; overcast and raining-. ARRIVED. April 30-Crost of tUo Wave, schooner, S> tons, M*U«n, from Matt". Master, agentApril 30-Crovdon Lass, schooner. 51 tons, Moore, from Waitapu. Cuff and Graham, au-ents April 80-Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirs, lioji Waitapu. Muster, agent. CLEAia:r>. April 33 -Wellington, ship, 1217 tons Cowan, for Xoudon. DaKrety and Co., agents, lasseuuersMiss Cowan, Mrs Cowan. IMPOHTB. Alert: 32,000 ft timber. Consigned Lloyd. EXTORTS. Wellington : 21 casks tallow, SS bales wo- ,481 bAs seed, 6WJ sacks wheat, 741", circles mutton. Shippers New Zealand Loan ami Mercantile A-eucy Company ; Selanders and Co. ; -National Mor&ajro and Ar'enoy Company; canterbury Frozen" Meat Company, Da*gety and Co.; J. "reAiinu : For Diuiedin-4 pk S s ; for Blui?-:M •pksrs; for Adelaide—l pel; for Melbourne -fitK) sacks barley. 3S bales flax, 170 bags ni.mo 2 pkpsi. Shippers-Cuff and Graham; K. Puilett; mu Zealand Loan and Mercantile ,V,.-ency company; Koberts, Paxton and Co.; Gibson; UghUiaml, Allan and Co. ; O'Brien aud Co.; Lonyteu; Eich ; Union Steamship Company. Waaaku: For Wel]iiston-f>o sacks flour 2 bundles trees. 21 pkgs; tor lileubemi-o pkgs ; tor Pictou —2 bundles wheels; for Mamikau —lB ■wheels, S axles S eastiaps, 1 chaff cutter, 1 reddle ; lor New Plvmoutb-Mi sacks flour, 10 bags do, 13 T.k*s. Shippers--Bdo.-li and Son ; Andrews and fesavea; Scott Bros. ; Sew Zealand Express Comp.uiy; Aulsobroek and Co.; Standard Maf line Company; Allan and Co.; Wood, Sinclair'and Cs.; Blalce; Anderson ; Adams and Co.; Kaiapoi Woollen Company; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ajreney Company ; Ken- and Co.; Hobbs and Co.; i'reston ; Gaoler ; Lutt and Graham ; Union Ste-nusliip Company. The Union Steamship- Company's steamer Waiatipu did not leave for Port Ch:Jmers last nwht, but is to leave to-day. , The schooners Clio and Croydon Lass arrived Irom Waitawu vesterday morning timber laden. The schooner Crest of the Wave arrived from the Bluff with a curgo of timber yesterday morning. The Union Steamship Company's steamers leaving to-dav are the Southern Cross and Kotonmhana for Auckland and way ports, and the Hawea for Akaroa and Port Chalmers. The clipper ship Wellington, of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Shipping Company's fleet, was cleared at the Customs yesterday afternoon for Loudon direct. She has a cargo of meat, whevt and other produce, and is to be followed by the Company s | Sue ship luvcrcarsill. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAKD. Arrivals—April 30 : Port Chalmers, 1.10 p.m., Te Anau, from Lyttelton ; "Wellington, 12.50 p.m., Wanaka. from Lyttelton. Dbpaktbkes— April 30 : Lyttelton, 0.55 p.m., Akaroa, for Akaroa; Port Chalmers, 5.10 p.m.. Botomahaua, for Lyttelton; Wellington, 2.20 j>.ni., Hawea, for Lyttelton. TIMAETJ. AEEIVED. April 30—Huon Belle, from Forrrose. April 30—Omapere, from Oamaru. SAILED. April 30—Omapere, for Northern ports. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, April 30. Sailed—Kotorua, for South; passengers—Misses Nelson, Eobbie, Patterson (2), Judge Gillies and Secretary, Messrs Nicholls, Amberley, Bartlett, E. Hesketh, Henderson, Lyons, Captain Johnny Bowernian. Gisboese, April 30. The brig Rio Grande dragged her anchors during tke southerly gale, and is now touching on a soft bottom, but is unlikely to be injured. Wellington, April SO. Sailed—Hawea, for South; passengers—Misses Fergus, Speed, Baylev (21, Watts (2), Sharp, Mes•dames Urummond, Midviller, Maxwell, Cargill and family, Bishop aud Mrs Hadfield, Bev Mr Stanley, Mr and Mrs Marten, Mr and Mrs Pollock, Captain White, Messrs Ehind, Graham, Watts (2), Snarp, Bothsehild, Johnson, Farrell, Matheson, Lambert, Andrew, Sheata, Goodham. Dunedin, April 30. Arrived— Botomahaua, from the Blulf. Te Anau, froin the North. Sailed—Camille, fcr Auckland. Botomahana, for Sydney, via North; passengers for Lyttelton— Mesdames Jones and infant, Srme, Bos3, Wilkinson, Buskin, Jenkins aud child, Misses Macandrew (2), Woolfe, Boss, Mr and Blrs Jackson, Mr and Mrs Hardv and child, Mr and Mrs Murison, Messrs Buskin, Page, J. Macandrew, M.H.8., Charles Crosbie, Wilkinson, Snow.