SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 7563, 30 May 1885, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. . High water, Tbja Day (Saturday).— Morning, 4 31: afternoon, 4.43. . fi, urmn meter May 29, 9 a.m.—Barometer. , thermometer, 48. iSfiud, calm. uirived. M,v og_Tougariro. K.M.b.S.. 4163 tons. Bone, from Loudon via Port Chalmers. Now Zealand S Mavl9-Wak n atu‘«:s.. 78 tons, Wills, from Weilington and Katoura.’ Kmsey. Ward and Co.. s.s., 5200 tons. Stuart, from Napier, National Mortgage and Agency Co.. Gleucua, s s., 884 tons, Ingham, from Bluff. C. W. Turner, agent. SAILED. „ , , May 29 Timaru, s.s., 223 tins, Keeble, for •Greymouth. Master, agent. w „. » May 29 Wekatu, s.s., 78 tons. Wills, for Stoneyhurst, Ein.-ey, Ward and Co., agents, IMPOBTS. Arawa : 500 casks cement, 116 pkgs. Consignees —Nashelski ; Order ; Twentymau and Cousin. Tougariro : 076 bars iron, 150 plates do, 240 bals ■do. 600 casks cement, 5589 pkgs sundries. Consignees—Bell and r-barlaud: Hobday and Co. ; Turner ; Doutbwaite ; Withers ; Harris and Son ; King; Mason, Btnuhers and Co.; Williams; Drummond; Bowen; Burnett; Miles and Co. ; Howell; Back ; Clifford ; Sargood, Son and Ewen; Armstrong; Simpson; Edwards, Bennett and Co. ; Petersen and Co. ; Gibson ; Holland; Scott ■Bros. • Lake; Adams ; Farley ; Sommers; Cotton ; Pilliot; Walker ; Cbisnall and Stewart; Phili ps ; Lewis and Gould ; Anson ; Professor von Haast; Dalgoty and Co. ; Uoldswocth ; Bennett; Lonsialo Bros. ; Laidlau ; Hdl ; Auvergne ; Thierien; Aclaud; Herring; Whitofoord; Wallace ; Anderson ; Barber ; Nasbelski Patten ; Heece and Co,; New Zealand shipping Company, exports. . Monaponri: For Auckland—lo sacks onions, SGO do wheat, -2 do oats, 90 coils wire, 8 cases bacon, 33 pkgs; for Gisborne—9 pkgs; for Blenheim—l parcel ; for Wellington—4B pkgs ; for Nupier-60 sacks malt, 24 pkgs ; for Foxtou 1 case. Shippers —Twentymau and Cousin ; Lightband, Allan and Co.; Scott Bros.; Kerr and Barnett; Whitcombe and Tombs ; Green ; Kuiapoi Company ; Halleustein Bros. ; Express Company ; Boyle ; Abbott; Beid and Gray ; Cuff and Graham ; Gaoler; Dunn ; Mason, Struthersnud Co. ; New Zealand 1 reduce Company; Gibson; Gxmhlett; Railway; Watt and Co. ; Sinclair ; Rowe ; M'Larcn ; New Zealand loan and Mercantile Agency Company ; Uerrett; Aulsobrook and Co. ; <■ ew Zealand Drug Company. The steamer Timiru left for Greymouth yesterday eveuisg. , . ... . The steomer Wakatu arrived from Wellington juid Kaikoura yesterday morning, and left lor Htoney..nrat in the evening. ... _ The steamship Glaucus arrived from the Bluff yesterday morning, with part cargo of coal from Newc istle. The barque Altair will probably leave to-day for Auckland with a cargo of produce. The steamship Arawa, of the Shaw, Bavill and Aloion Shipping Company’s line, arrived in port yesterday morning, and was berthed at No. 5 wharf at 4 o’clock' in the afternoon, when she immediately commenced to discharge her cargo. She is to complete her lauding at this port, and leaves tor London, vifi Rio do Janeiro, on June 6. Tho barque Altcor should complete her loading to-day for London, . v, „o a The New Zealand Shipping Company s B.MJLB. "Tengariro, Captain Bono, arrived from Port Chalmers at 6 a.m. yesterday, and was berthed at No, 4 wharf. She loads a quantity of produce Bt this port, and then proceeds 10 Wellington to complete her loading for London. Sho takes her departure from Wellington on June 7. THE ISLAND STEAM SERVICE, The new steam service between this Colony and the South Sea Islands (under subsidy from the New Government), begins next month, the vessel leaving Lyttelton about June 5, and at intervals ' of every two mouths thereafter. The Janet Nioool, the steamer to be employed, is iu all respects a suitable oue, being nearly 1000 tons register, and for the present will no doubt be found far ahead of requirements. Her spirited owners, Messrs Donald and Bdenborough, of Auckland, are looking forward with confidence, however, to the future development of this trade. The vessel has superior accommodation for both first and second-class pirn--aengers, and it is anticipated that the round voyage .from New Zealand to the Islands and lock will become a favourite trip before long. A large trade already exists between Auckland and these islands, .and it is to be hoped that the southern ports will jioon participate. The steamer runs os far as Dun--ediu each trip, calling at ail the principal ports on the Bast Coast. Messrs Cuff' and Graham have been appointed the agents here. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.—May 29: Lyttelton, early, Tongariro, -from Port Chalmers ; Lyttelton, 8 5 a.m,, Glanons, from the Bluff; Lyttelton, 980 a.m., Arawa, from tho Spit; Port Chalmers, 8.30 a.m., Ringarooraa, from Lyttelton; Wellington, 11.3 J a.m., Go-Ahead, from Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, May 29. Arrived Manapouri, from South. Koranni and Go-Ahead, from South. Hinemoa, from Onehunga. _ , , ' . . Sailed —Manapouri, for North. Koranui, for West Coast and Nelson. Dunedin, May 29. Arrived—Eingaroomn, from the North. Sailed—Onyx, barque, for Capetown. Taiaroa, for Nelson. Annie Horner, for Lyttelton. VilJilab, barque, for Newcastle.