SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXV, Issue 7863, 19 May 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. High Water, This Day (Wednesday;.—Morning, 4,18: afternoon, 4.38, , . May 18, 9 a.m. —Barometer, 29*92; thermometer, 47. Wind, north-east, light; overcast. Tima Ball drops at 13.30 G.M. Time. . ARRIVED. May 18—Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, MTntosh. from Auckland and way ports. Union Steamship Company. agents. Passengers - Misses Fairhnrst, Roskrnee (2). Keith, Fairborn, Mesdames Wood, Candy, Cargill, Messrs Bscott. W alton, Entherford, Penny, Sairos, Barnes, Jefferd, and seventeen Bt May g lß-Hawea, s.s., 462 t ns. Hanshy, from Dnnedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses Gordon, Oliver, Messrs Harvey, Quest, Stevens, Med ns, Qilmour, Bowie, Coghill (1), Leon, Cushman, captain Hodge, Mesdames Coghill and Oliver, and three steerage. May 18—Timaru, s.s., 27s tons, Keeble, from Westport, Cuff and Graham, agents, CLEARED. May 18—Victoria, barque, 310 tons, Shimmins. for Hobart. Jamieson and Malcolmson, agents. SAILED. May 18 Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Hanshy, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Messrs Hamerton, Hunt, Morley, M’Conuel), Morten, F, J. Garrick. M.H.K., H. Talaroa, J. Taiaron. W. P. Pearson, M.H.E., hpaokman, Brenton, Schartz, D. Reese, M,H.8., Rose, Miss M’Connell, Mrs Butcher, Messrs Langland, Kerr, Held. May 18—Te Anan, s.s., 1020 tons, MTntosh, for Melbourne and Southern ports. Union Steamship Company, agen'.s, IMPORTS. Te Anau : 284 pigs sundries, 200 cases oranges. Consignees—Union Steamship Company; Fletcher. Humphreys and Co, ; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; M’Artbur; Suckling Trust; Aulsebrook; Cuil and Graham; Dayman; New Zealand Drug Company; Thomson; Union Insurance Company; Sommers; Neil; Simpson and Co ; Powell; Mitchell; O’Brien; Berry and Co.; Mason, -Struthers and Co.; Strange and Co.; New Zealand Express Company; Lameson; Jackson; Harcouct. and Co.; Marriner and Co,; Jefferd. Hawea: 204 pkgs. Consignees—Stocks; 1 orbes; Beid and Gray; Hnymau and Co.; Pennell; Sainshnry, Elliadon and Co.; Mason, Struthers and Co,; Stewart and Co.; Elliott; Nnshelski; Hallenstein Bros.; Sargood, Son and Ewen. EXPORTS. Omapero: For Blenheim —10 pkgs; for Wanganui 6 sacks peas; for Nelson 2 pkgs; for Wellington—l 4 sacks seed, 12 crates biscuits, 15 boxes cornflour, 16 pkgs; for Westport—6 sacks onions, >0 cases pickles, 3 sacks wheat, 210 bags flour, 50 sacks do, 2 oases tobacco, 6 bdls ovens; for' Hokitika—2oo bags flour, 26 kegs butter, 20 sacks onions, 27 pkgs; for Grey mouth—96 sacks potatoes, 28 boxes soap, 2 cases tea, 15 pkgs. Shippers—New Zealand Drug Company; Clarke, Dacomba and Co.; Nelson, Moato and Co.: New Zealand Provision and Produce Company; Green; Harris and Co.; Cuff and Graham; Scott Bros.; Brander; Kennar ; Kaiapoi Company; Aulsebrook and Co. ; Whitcombe and Tombs: Derrett; Simpson and Co.; Milner and Thompson ; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; May;-Crompton; Smith; Edwards, Bennett and Co.; Trent Bros.; Hawkins; Wilkin and Co. ; Gillespie; Lightband, Allan and Co,; Booth, M’Donald and Co. Wanaka; For Wellington—s 9 pkgs ; for Picton— I bag ; for ixisborne—lß sacks potatoes, 15 pkgs; for Blenheim—24 pkgs; for Auckland—76 oases fruit, 50 sacks malt, 60 do potatoes. 5 pkgs ; for Nelson—B pkgs, 16 coils rope; for Napier—6 jars. II pkgs. Shippers— Anderson; Trent Bros.; Taylor ; Lightband, Allan and Co., Sclauders and Co.; Station Master; Beatb and Co.; Hole Throp and Co.; Ancell;‘Muntord ; Boyle; New Zealand Shipping Company ; Nelson, MoateandCo.; Moirand Co.; Jakiim and Willcox; Mason, Struthers and Co.; Gard’ner and Pickering • Kaiapoi Company ; M’Laren; Reid and Gray; Crompton; VVigram Bros.; Vincent and Co.; Cuff and Graham. Ohan : For Hokitika—4 pkgs; for --reymouth—--12 sacks onions, sdo peas, 13 pkgs. Shippers—Express Company; J. Anderson; Whitcombe ond Tombs; Wilson. Victoria: 3577 sacks wheat. Shippers—New Zealand Formers’ Association; Wood, Sinclair and Co. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Hawea arrived from Dunedin yesterday morning, and left for Manukau and way ports in the evening. The Union Steamship Company’s steamer To Anau arrived from Auckland and way ports yesterday morning, end left for Melbourne and Southern porta in the afternoon. The barque Victoria was cleared at the Customs yesterday by Messrs Jamieson and Malcolmson, for Hobart, with a cargo of produce. The steamer Tim urn arrived from Westport yesterday afternoon, with a cargo of coal. We understand that Mr C. W. Turner has arranged to place the steamship Triumph iu the trade between Sydney, Newcastle, Lyttelton and Bluff during the present produce season. The steamer, under the command of Captain M’Cee, late of the s.s. Waihora, sailed irom Newcastle with a cargo of coals for Mr Turner on Sunday last., and is expected in this port about Saturday, May 22. Mr Turner has arranged with the Union Steam Shipping Company to act as agents in Sydney and Newcastle, also locally, the steamer loading in their line; and ho has also fixed the steamer for Calcutta in August, loading a carge of horses, returning with a cargo of cornsacts for Lyttelton and Dunedin. The Japanese war ship Tsukuha leaves Wellington for Fiji on May 21. TELEGRAPH "NOTICE BOARD. Abbivals.—May 18: Port Chalmers, 7.40 a.m., Manapouri, from the Bluff; Lyttelton, 10.30 A.m., Te Anau, from Wellington; Wellington, 10.20 a.m , Omapere, from Dnnedin; Aucklon ■, 10 a.m., Tarawera, from Sydney, with the Brindisi mail; Wellington, 2.40 p.m., Wanaka, from Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 6.15 p.m., Timaru, from Westport. - Departures.—May 18: Bluff, 9.15 a.m,, Tekapo, for Sydney; Lyt’elton, 1.10 p.m,, Hinemoa, for "Wellington; Wellington, 11.5 a,m., Mahinapna, for Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 5.10 p m., Te Anau. for Fort Chalmers; Port Chalmers, 6.40 p.m., Wakatipn, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, May 18. Arrived—Tarawera, s.s., from Sydney. Passengers—Misses Beck, Thomas, Clayton, Mesdames Buchanan, Symes, Francis, Green, Messrs Francis, Green, Cockoon, Kelly, Forrest, Price, Porter, Dixon. Bird, Graham, Sailed—Penguin, for South, passengers—Mr J. Young, Mr and Mrs Purdan, Messrs W. E. Arango, T. Henderson, C. Wilson, D. Cozens, Pell, Eidney, Paget, Ellyett, D. Jones, T. H. Daster, Chamerblain, J. Young. The Janet Nicoll sailed to-day for Tonga, Samoa, Baratonga and Tahiti. She leaves a fnll ship, both as regards cargo and passengers. The latter comprise •the Rev Shirley W. Baker, Premier of Tonga; Mr Talbot, new British Consul at Tahiti; Mr Draste, leading merchant of Tahiti. It is expected the principal Earatonga natives will be passengers by the Janet Nicoll from their island home to Tahiti, to take part in a great native festival which takes place there next month. Iu addition to her cargo of general merchandise, the Janet Nicoll takes - down a large consignment of building and ether ' material to the order of the Government of Tonga, and a quantity of preserved mullet. Her cargo is valued at £3OOO. Wellington, May 18. Arrived—Mahinapna, from West Coast. Omapere and Wanaka, from South. Maori, from Greymonth. Sailed—Mahinapna, for South. Pelham, for Greymonth. Omapere, for Greymouth. Wanaka, for Nelson. The captain of the schooner Croydon Lass, which put in here, reports that he left Havelock on Monday, May 10, hound for Lyttelton. Was off Gore Bay, fifty miles from Lytteltbn, on Thursday night at eight o’clock. On Friday morning encountered a terrible squall, which put the vessel on her beam ends and flooded her decks. Cut the lashings of the deck load and threw ;tha timber overboard, thereby relieving the vessel and enabling her to right herself. Meanwhile the mainsail had split, and other sails blew away as fast as they could be set. (rigged sea anchor, and by that means rede out the gale, with the loss, of all the fresh water on board and the destruction of a portion of her bulwarks, which had to be knocked away to clear the vessel. On Saturday, at noon, the wind lulled, and at 8 p.m, came up again from the south-east, gradually veering to the S.S. W., and blew another heavy gale, which lasted until Monday morning. At 7 a.m. on Monday the vessel was about 25 miles E.S.E. off Cape Campbell, and close to a large three-masted steamer, likewise hove-to. Made sail and stood in for land, tho steamer likewise getting unHer weigh. Had been two days without water. The Croydon Lass will proceed on her voyage tonight. Dunedin, May 18. Arrived—Manapouri, from Melbourne. Sailed— Tanpo, for Auckland, via way ports, Wakatipu, for Sydney; passengers—for Timaru: E. T. Tower; for Sydney: Mr and Mrs Allen, Messrs Scanlan, Fraser, Patterson, and 3 steerage.