SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8124, 22 March 1887, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. High Water; This Day (Tuesday).—Morning, 60. Wind, north-east, light. Time Bali drops at 12.30 G.M. time. akkited. March 21—Timiru, s.s., 297 tons, Keeble, from Westport. Cuff and Graham, agents. March 21 -U. J. Libbey, barque, 621 tons, Biohoidsou, from Heir York, via Wellington. Mahinapna, s.s., 205 tous.Holmoß, from Wellington. Union Steamship company, • Sa .° tß - SAILED, March 21-Tokapo. s.s., 1532 tons, Anderson, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. A karoo, Timara and Dunedin. Union Steamship s.s.. 297 tons-Nordsteam for Wellington and Weet Coast ports. Union Bt »%i-" P toim, Ws for Wellington, vii Kaikoara. Kinsey, Ward and Co., ag flUroh 21—Timara, s.s., 297 tons, Keeble, for Westport. Cull and Graham, agents. IMPOBTB. , _ , Orafton: 100 sacks seed, 161 bales wool, 5 do skins 195 pkgs sundries. Consignees—i. Warner , PHajmLnnd Co.; WiUmott; Sclanders and CO. j Isitt and Gray; SargoDd. Son and Eweu ; stnrev • Richardson; Crowe; flaiated and_Co,, Fletcher, Humphreys and Co. j Johnston, Wood and Co,; J. Cartier i Drug Company; Ne w Zenhmd Company; Matson and Co ; Lxpress Company; Fenwick; C. Painter; Talbot; Union c0a1,.! Pkg. ConsigneesWest.nort Coal Company; Aulseoropk nud Co. ■ W H.T“ibbv : 639 bases’ kerosene. 1371 ptas ■»« pieces general merchandise. Consignees—Kinsey, fedaldCoiA. J-White; Alto and f!r> • Morrow. Bassett and Co.; -»• J* Btoofcs; J, Souse j Jtt. O'Biun and Co.; Miles and timber. Consignee—K.. W. Graham.: EXPOEIS . Wdkain- For Kaikoura-25 sacks eats, ZOmats sugar. 48 places timber, 3 sacks seed, 16 butter kegs, nuantitv of coal. 8 pkgs; for P*tea—lo sacks seed* apoi Milling and Produce Company; Vaughan? Kdwards, Bonnoit ard co.; down and Co.: Jamieson and Malcolmson; Mason, Htrutbersand Co.; P. and £). Duncan; Lightband, AUanHnd. Co,j Kinsey, Ward and uo.j Express C KgSSk s'4 cases cheese, 2 pkgs. Shippers - Toomsr Bros.; Watt and Co.; Aulsebrook, and °Grafton: For Westport—2o sacks wheat, 80 do oate, 124 pkgs; for Wellington—6 sacks seed, 17 pkgs,'6o sacks pollard j for N elsOn—2s sacks sharps, X case; for Wanganui-2 esses. Bteppers-Green-, Moir and Co.; Kaiapoi Produce and .Milling Compony; D. Clarkson and Sons; Bailway; D. B, Kew Zealand Farmers’ Association; Wood, Sinclair and Co.; Union Steamship tom*®Peignin: For Blenheim-50 boxes candles, 15 pkgs; for Foxton- 3 cases; for Pioton —ll stud iaio. 1 bag; for Wellington-6i boxes siap. 8 cases bacwul 6 cases biscuits, 13 sacks seed, 12 cases pastas. 15 sacks linseed, 24 sacks onions. 43 pkgs; for Bejson—so toxea caudles, 17 pkgs; for Wanganui—'3 pkgs; forPatea-4 boxes soap; for Anckland 6? Backs wheat. Snippers-Jakins and Willcox : New Zealand Provision and Produce company; Mow Zealand Loan and JUiciutUe Agency Company ■ Llehtband, Allan and Co ; roomer Bros.; Vaughan; Sclanders and Co.; Kaiapoi Company; Warro. Hockley and Co. j Wood, Biuolair and Co.; J- and T. Banks; Green; Express Company ; -Kinsey. Ward and Co.; Crompton ; Clarkson and (ions ; Ahlsebtook »nd Co.; Cuff and Graham ; Marriner and Co.; P. and D. Bunom; Fuuston and tons: Kashelskl; Gaoler; Railway; Hey wood and Co. • Isitt and Gray; Gard’cer and Picxoring; SoarveU ; Booth, Macdonald and Co. The steamer Wok itu left for Koikonra and Weilingtoh yesterday afternoon. The -Union Steamship Company s steamer Orafton left for Wellington and West Coast ports yesterday afternoon. .... - Ilr , i The steamer Timiru arrived from Westport yesterday morning, and left on the return trip m to Tha"barque' Wenthersfield was berthed at the Gladstone pier yesterday monuug. She commencea to discharge her cargo of merchandise tobarque H. J. Libby arrived from Wellington <arly yesterday morning, with part of her original eargoof msreuandise from New York, consigned to Meesrj Miles and Co. , The Union Steamship Company s steamer Mahinapna arrived from Westport and Wellington yesterday noising, and loft for Akatoa, Timara and Dunedin in the afternoon; ■ _■ The Onion Steamship Company intend to put the ■.a Wakatipa on the berth for Brisbane. The date of departure from Lyttelton is announced as P MOVEMENTS Ok THE V S.S. CO.*B BTEAHEBS. Tuesday tto-day) .—Wairarapa arrives from Sydney. via Auckland aud way ports early, and leaves forSouthernporta, Hobart, and MeJbounie in the afternoon- Hawed arrivea from Donsdin in the morning, and leaves for Manukau, via way porta. In the evening. Hauroto arrives from Sydney, via Wellington, and leaves for Dunedin. Koranni arrives from Dum din, via Camara, early, and leaves for Wellington, Nelson, and Grej mouth in Wednesday.— Wainui arrives from West Coast and Wellington, and leaves for Dunedin. Orowaiti arrives from Westport early, and returns in the ° T THnasDAY.— Penguin arrives from Nelson, Pictou and • Wellington, and leaves for Dunedin in the afternoon. ■ Mauaponri arrives from Melbourne and Southern ports in the morning, and leaves for Sydney, via Auckland and w.y j'Orts, in the afternoon. 1 TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOABD. Aebivals.—March 2i: Bluff, 6.45 a.zn., Mananonri, from Melbourne, with the English mail; Lyttelton, 9a.m., Tiroarn, from Westport; Lyttelton, 8.20 a-m., Mahinapna, from Wellington {missed express). / Depabtcbes—March 21: Lyttelton, 5.30 p.m., Orafton, for Wellington; Port Chalmers, ,415 ■pm., Hawea* for Lyttelton; Timatu, 615 p.m., Koraaui, for Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 6p m., Waiatu. lor Kaikouraand Wellington ; Lytteltoa, 6.15 p.m., Mahinapna. -for Akaron, Timara and Dunedin; Wellington, 5.10 pm, Wairarapa, for Lyttelton,