SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 8034, 6 December 1886, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON, High Water, This Huy (Monday). Morning, 10.25; afternoon, il.+S. , , uec. 4, 9 n.m. Bju ometer, 30*10; thermometer, 65. Wind, north-east, light; Wu.i --.Uy. Time Bad drops at i3’3U U.M. Timo, AKUIVEI). Dec. 4-Ohau, ss., HO tons, Bernech, from Du .edin. Union Steamship i.ompiny, ug.-nts. Dec. 4—Omapeio, s.s., 352 tons, i-mith, from Wellington. Union Steam-hip Uomp.my, agents. Deo. 4—Tekapo. as., 1532 ton-, Anderson, trom Sydney via Wellington. Union Steams ip Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Warren and HuD, Messis Reynolds, Johnston, miller, Chuulker, Clarkson, Kirk, Stevens, Mosdames Heydon, Dempsey, Denuiston, Stevens, musters Eoeduok, Kvmous, Butler, Dully, m alley, harrost, Nuiloy, Kearney, Fitzgerald, Dunn, Holley, Kest, Mars (2) Harper, Coffin, Monaity, M.‘Lej,u, Hoyden, (2 Walker, Ahern, and 15 steerage. Dec. s—Mahinupui, s.s., 205 tons. Holmes, from Duoedin, via Timaru and Ak-iroa. Union Steamship Company, agents. _ Deo. 4—Aorangi, W.M.8.8.. 4163 tons, Turpin, from Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shipping Comuanv. agents. Deo. 5-Arawa, s.s., 5200 tmi, Sluirt, from Napier. Dalgety and \jO., agents. SAILED. Dec. 4—Ohau, s.s., 410 tons. Bernech, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Deo, 4—Omapere, s.s , 352 tons, bmith, icr Dunedin. Union steamship Company, agents. Dec. 4—Kangitiki, ship, 1225 tons, Oroucher, for London. New Zealand ©hipping Company, agents. Dec. 4—Reliance, ketch, 65 tons. Hendry, for Havelock. Jamieson and ftlalcolmson, agents. imports. Ohau: 182 bales wool. 47 pkgs. Conaignoea— Fletcher, Humphreys and lo ; Jiaye and carter; Ring, Harris and Co. ; Reece and ©on ; a deock ; Weeks; T»yior and Oakley; Costella ; Thompson and Logan; cJhaw, fcnvill and Albion Company; New Zealand Shipping Company. Omapere: 2uo tons corn, 1 case. Consignees Barnett; Railway ; Gas Company. Tekapo ; 397 cases fruit, 31 kegs L-utter, 1000 tons coal. 298 bars iron, 116 pkgs. Consignees—Jakins and Willcox; Nam arrow and Co.; Cull and Graham; Duoning; Baird; Duncan and Cameron; Beauchamp; Rhind; Jrenc Bros,; Tiuclilf; Heywood and lo.; G. M*Clmchie; truckling Bios,; French. EXPORTS. Eangitiki: 3502 bales wool and skins, 163 casks tihow, 2999 sacks oats, 1118 sacks barley, 117 bags bones, 2Si sacks seed, 95 cases matches, 6 do stone. Shippers-Campbell and ton; Murray; Dalgleish and Co. ; Carswell; White and Co.; Belfast Chemical Company; Greig; Matson and Co.; Wigram Bros.; J. Ring ; Stead ; Cunningham ; Cuif and Grabam; Hawkins; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Mansfield ; Hey wood and Co,; Canterbury Farmers* association; Kettle well; Gard'ner and Pickering; Miles and Co. , , . Clio : 160 sacks flour, 140 bags do, 80 sacks oats. Shipper—Kirk. , # _»i Hawea: For New Plymouth—l cask; for Blenheim—3 pkgs ; for Nelson—327s pockets sugar, 622 gunnies do, IUO empty mits, 13 gunnies samples, 5 pkgs. Shippers—miles and Co.; Wood, Sinclair and Co,; Gard’ner and Pickering; Andetsonand Co.; alters ; O. W. Turner. jsxpktied arrivals. From London —Wellington, N.M C,K , Sept, .4; Mataura, H iN.B.F.,Uct, 1; Dunedin, M.R.f.N. From New xora—iheodore, N.8.G.K.; H. J, Libbey, From Wellington—Eotomahana, Deo. 7; Wakatipu, Dec. 9; Hawea, Dec. 9 ; Rotoruu, Dec. XX. From Port Chalmers Penguin, ueo. 7; Waihora, Deo. 9; Tekapo, Dec. 10. From Calcutta—Triumph, Nov. 9. From Newcastle —Conference, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London or Unit*! Kingdom—Langatone, Dragon, OtakL For Wellington Penguin, Dec. 7; Waihora, Dec. 9; Tekapo, Dec, 10; Rotorua, Dec. 11. For Duneum-aotomah&na, Dec. 7; Wakatipn, Dec. 9; Hawea, Dec. 9. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES* 1. Lanvstoue, vpawa, Otaki, Dragon. 2. Mahiuapua. 3. N otero. Bride, Ocean Bird, Colonist* 4. Tongariro. 5. Aorangi, 6. Clio, Louie, Eio Logo. 7. Tekapo, Prince Eupert.

The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Mahinapna arrived from Duuediu, via 'i imam and Ak&roa, yesterday. She leaves to-day for Wellington, Nelson and West Coast ports. Tne Union Steamship Company's steamer Oban arrived from i-unedm on Saturday morning, and left for Auckland and way ports in the even.ng. The ship Opawa will be placed in the Graving Dock to-day, to be cleaned and painted, previous to proceeding to Timarn to load for Loudon. The New Zealand Shipping Company's 8.M.3.5. Aorangi arrived from ijuuedin at 11 o’clock on Satutday night, and was berthed at No. 5 wharf yesterday morning. Tne New Zealand Shipping Company’s ship Eangitiki was despatched for London on Saturday evening. She t akea a cargo of wool and other produce, and Is the first wool ship sent from this port this sea-on. She got well clear of the land with the north-west wind that was blowing, and should be reported in the Channel in about £5 davs. The Union Steamship Company’s steatner Omapere arrived from Westport and Wellington on Saturday morning, and left for Dunedin in the afternoon. The ketch Beliance left for Havelock on Saturday morning, with a cargo of pro luce. The brig Eio Loge leaves to-day for Brisbane, with a cargo of produce. The steamship Arawa, of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Shipping Company’s fleet, arrived from Napier yesterday afternoon, and anchored in the atream. Among those who have booked passages by the Carthage, which leaves London on Dec. 31, are Mr Stndholme and family, for Lyttelton. KAIAFOI. AKRIVKD. Dec. 3—E. U. Cameron, kstoh, Taylor, from Half Moon Bay. Dec. 3—Amateur, ketch, Nillson, from Woitapu. IMPORTS. E. U. Cameron: 27,000 ft timber. Consignee—J. Sims. Amateur: 18,500 ft timber. Consignee—J. Sims. THE WRECK OP THE LYTTELTON. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) UIMABU, Dec. 4. The purchasers of the wreck were successful yesterday in landing a number of tubes belong, iug to the condenser of the refrigerating machinery, the donkey engine, and a lot of odds and ends. Engineers are hard at work fitting up the machinery that has been brought to land, and it is quite surprising to find what a small amount of injnry it his'received. A itunedin gentleman is in treaty for the purchase o( the boilers and machinery, for the purpose of fitting up a ship that will act as a store ship, and, if necessary, sail to whatever port it is required in this country. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Doc. 5. Arrived —Alameda, from Sydney, at 12.30 p.m. Left Sydney on Dec. 1, at 5.10 p.m. Made the passage in 3 days 16 hoars 7 minutes. She had fine weather. Passengers Saloon: Messrs T. S, Wilson, C. b. Enight, P. Comesky, John Moriorly, G. T. Hogg, and 3 i in transit. Fort Chalmers, Dec. 4, Sailed—B.M.B.S Aorangi, for Lyttelton, at 7 a m.