SHIPPING SUMMARY.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXV, Issue 7792, 24 February 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Jan. 29—Doric, b.b., -3070 tons, Jennings, from Port Chalmers. National Mortgage and Agency Company, agents. ■ Feb. s— Elizabeth Graham, barque, 598 tons, Macauley. from Penarth CWales). National Mortgage and Agency Co., agents. Feb. 12—Tongariro, E.M.S.S., 2SS7 tons. Bone, from Wellington. N.Z. Shipping Co., agents. Feb. 17—Waimea, barqne, 848 tons, Sinclair, from London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Feb. 18—Arawa. s.s., 3267 tons, Stuart, from Port Chalmers. Dalgety and Co., agents. sailed. . Jan. 29—Lake Erie, barque, 938 tons, Keory, for London. N.Z.S. Co., agents. Jan. 30—Soukar, ship. 1304 tons, Croker, for London. Dalgety and Co., agents. Jan. 30—Doric, s.s., 3070 tons, Jennings, for Napier. Dalgety and Co., agents. Feh. I—Eontrewshire, barque, 898 tons, Cummins, for London, New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Feb. I—Senta,1 —Senta, barque, 1037 tons. Breckwoldt, for London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Fob. 3—Kalkoura, E.M.S., 2883 tons, Crutohley, for Napier. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. , . Feb. 9—Cingalese, barqne, 698 tons, Stannard, fer Loudon. New Zealand shipping Company, agents. EXPORTS. Bentrewshire; 8 casks pelts, 310 sacks oats, 71 cases meat, 75 casks tallow, 2453 sacks wheat, 3210 hales wool shippers—New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Kinsey, Ward and Co.; J. King; Hancock Bros.; Miles and Co, Santa: 5184 bales wool, 2 do skins. Shippers— NeishandCo.; O’Shea; Stead; Haywood and Co.; New Zealand Shipping Company; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; Lewis and Gould; Murray. Eoberta and Co.; Aciand, Bara- and Co.; Clark ; Miles and Co.; Ga r d’ner and Pickering; Murgatroyd; New Zealand Formers* Association ; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Grigg. Sonkar: 471'* bales wool and shins, 5656 sack?; wheat. Shippers—Dalgety anil Co.; J. Icgliss National Mortgage and Agency Company; Murray, Eoberts and Co.; Miles and Co.; Mo ere; Farmers’ Association; Friedlander Bros.; Now Zealand Grain Agency; P Cunningham; Stead; Kinsey, Ward and Co.; Now Zealand ana Australian Land Company; Desborough ; Tidswell; Guild; New -Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. Ruapehu ; For London (from Lyttelton) 2602 bales wool and skins, 280 casks tallow, 1387 sacks wheat, ,192 bales leather and basils. 156 pkgs Exhibition goods, 18 pkgs sundries. Shippers—Lightband,'/Qian and Co.; Hancock Bros. ; Murgatroyd; J. M. Hey wood and Co.; Bowles; New Zealand Loan audi Mercantile Agency Company; Leitch : White and Co.; Canterbury Farmers'-Association; Qott Biros.; Garforth; Threlkeld; King; KettleweU'i Kinsey, Ward aud t. 0.; Canterbury Frozen Meat Company; Lewis and Gould; Miles and Co.; Mating and Co.; Bank of New Zealand; Murray, Roberts and Co.; M’Lean Pickle Company; Cederholm; Jowett; 6ri-on; Chick; Fulton; Mutual Agency Company; Beuihardt; M’Donold and Co.; Sandtman ; Mlcha.lis : Hallenstein anil Co. ; Brown, Ewing and Co.; Smith and Kerr. Doric: From Lyttelton (or London—623 hales wool, 5 do skins, 2687 sacks wheat 1690 do flour, 60 do peas, 173 do seed, 6 bales basils. 10 casks meat, 14 do pelts, 14 pkgs. Shippers—Black; Kinsey, Ward and Co ; J. M. Heywood and Co.; Stead; Murray, Roberts and Co.; Miles and Co.: Wood, Sinclair and Co.; Edwards, Bennett and Co.; Harris, Goodwin and Co.; J. Inglis ; Wood, Shand and Co. ; National Mortgage and Agency Company ; Fryer ; Dalgety and Co. Koikoura: From Lyttel ton for London—2oß9 bales wool, 175 casks tallow, 2586 sacks wheat, 122 bolus basils ond leather, 69 pkgs Exhibition goods. Shippers—Lightb tnd, Allan and Co.; Kettlowell; New Zealand Farmers’ Association; Leitch ; Inglis; Heywood and Co.: Boog: Atkinson and Son; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Murgatroyd; Price; Kaiapoi Woollen Company; Jameson; Gott Bros ; Miles and Co.; Pickles ; Twenty man and Cousin; Cuff and Graham; Hancock Bros. GROUNDING OF THE EAKAIA, With regard to the grounding of the New Zealand Shipping Company’s Eakaia in the Victoria Channel, leading to the Upper Harbour at Dunedin, the other day, we understand that the explanation of the mishap is simple enough. At the time the vessel took the ground she was a considerable distance out of the right channel, and on the hank towards Eavenshourne. She hud s .fell passed the shallowest part of the fairway and left it nearly a mile astern, and in the true channel opposite the point where she stuck fast, where the vessel should have been, there are 18 to 20ft of water at low tide. As the Eakaia was only drawing 13ft 6in at the moment there was no necessity for her to take the ground, indeed she came to grief opposite one of the deepest parts. The channel, however, is only dredged to its full depth for a width of 120 ft, so that it is an easy matter for a ship f lightly down by the head, os the Eakaia was at the time, and with a stiff breeze behind her, to get out of it, as her steering under those circumstances is a matter of some difficulty. SHIPPING^TELEGEAMS. Wellington, Feb. 11, The E.M.S. Kaikoura left for London, via Janeiro, between five and six o’clock this evening. She took a large cargo of produce and about 8000 carcases of frozen meat shipped at Wellington. Passengers:—Saloon-Hon Miss Egerton, Misses Richmond, E. and S. Walker, E. Snell, and E. Starmont, Mrs and Miss Pairazyn, Earl and Countess Dalhousie, General Sir Patrick and Lady MaoDongal, Mr and Miss Clark, Mr, Mrs and Miss Clair, Messrs L, and W, Stowe and Mrs Stowe, Mr and Mrs Kerr, Majors Eccles and Dwyer, Dr Inglis, Messrs Buller, R. Fultnu, Getrney, E. Jolly, E. Gordon, A. Kaye, J. Leitch, W. Lander, J. Middleton, Williams, K. Waters, and A. Wallis. Second cabin Misses Burton and Flack, Mesdames MTutosh and Wightman, Eev and Misses Symonds (Si, Captain and Mrs Fortesque, Mr and Mrs Lionel, Mr and Mrs Gardner and son. Captain Shultleworth, Messrs Entiz, Edgecombe, Hopkins and boy, Hutton, Hi-po

Hart. M'Mnllin, Okell. Murdoch, Eohmson, Sharp Strong. Sutherland, Whibley aud Gardner, Steer-age-Miss Miller, Mesdames M’Kenn and Taylor. Mr and Mrs Stone and family (5), Mr and Miss Wathen, Mr and Mrs Cuvet, Mr, Mrs, and Mies Lickiss, Messrs Bedell. Craven. Graham. Hugh, Gartman, Knigge, Luhn, Monteith, M Lean, Mndgway (2), Naldie, Nimmo, K.cbmond, senr., Ward (2J, and Watson. _ , 1 Wellington, Feb. 13,

Sailed—Doric, for London, via Bio de Janeiro. She takes a full cargo. Passengers—Saloon: Mr, Mrs and Miss White, Mr and Mrs Toomey, Mr and Mrs Bussell and f amily (2) aud nurse, P.ev C. Platts, Messrs M'Lean, Blowfleld, Harrison, Sibary, Brown, Deacon, Second Cabin: Mesdames Caitor and Norbury, Mrs, Miss and Master Bruche. Messrs Finlay, Glegg, Lamb. Kemp, Nicoll. Holm. Girling, Eobinson, Hannaford and Bakon.au. Steerage: Misses Cooper. Woolley and Pike, Mesdames Robertson and Normin, Mr and Mrs M’Kenna and family (2), Mr and Mrs Carson, Messrs Johnston. Hogan. Miller, Davys, Bailey, M’Pheo. Lee, Casoy, Euddock, Gore (2), Hinton and Printer (2i Pout Chalmers, Jan. 20.

Arrived—Ship Tarakina, Captain Power, from London, after a passage of 83 days. She brings 2000 tons of cargo for Dune liu. Alter discharging, she proceeds to Camara to load frozen unit t n. She spoke the barque Elizabeth Graham, from Falmouth for Lyttelton, 23 days out, in lot. 10.50 north, long. 25.27 west. The master wished to be reported. Beautiful Star, from Oamaru. Invercargill, from the Bluff. Mabinapua. from Lyttelton! Ware itea, from Westport. Eliza Firth, from G SaUed-Weßtland, ship for London, with 5067 bales of wool and skins, and 1000 sacks of gram. Port Chalmers, Peb. 10.

The Arawa, from Plymouth, via Teneriffe, Capetown and Hobart, arrived at the Heads at 2 u.m. to-day, after a splendid passage from Plymouth, including detention, of 40 days 17 hours 19 minutes. Her actual steaming time was 38 days 15 hours 19 minutes. She brings 2063 tons of cargo for all porta, and 117 passengers, the health of nil being excellent. Thera were no births nor deaths. She left Plymou’h at 9 p.m. on Jan. 2; arrived at Teneriffe at 3.80 a.m, on Jan. 5; left at 5.30 p.m.; passed Cape do Verde Light at 5.20 a.m. on Jan. 10; crossed the equator on Jan. 14 in long. 5 W. Arrived at Capetown at 5 a.m. on Jan. 22; left again at 2 p.m., and at 3 a.m. on Jan. 29 passed a large iceberg fully 1100 ft high and five miles long; arriving at Hobart at 10 p.m. on Fob. 8; left again at 11 p.m. on Feb 9 ; crossed the bar at 7 a m., her draught being 22ft. Her passengers for Lyttelton are :—Saloon—Mr Keep, Mr and Mrs Wright, l-econd cabin -Messrs Muir and Lepper, Mrs Pepperill and 2 children, Mr and Mrs '.are and 2 children. Steerage-Mr and Mrs Slater and 2 children, Mr and Mrs Lamhden, Messrs Marchant, Douglas, Purdie, Hayden, Morgan, Marks, and Keen. 245 tons of cargo. Poet Chalmers. Feh. 18.

Sailed—Baksia, ship, for London, with a cargo of 4587 bales of wool, 26 do sheepskins, 1 do rabbit skins, 3do basils, Bdo rags, 77 casks of tallow, 3 bags of horns, and 2 cases of sundries.