SHIPPING SUMMARY.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 8148, 20 April 1887, Page 2 (Supplement)

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. March 28—Doric, s.s., 3071 tons, Jennings, from Napier. Dalgety and Co., agents, March 31—Tongariro, B M S.B, 4163 tons. Bone, from London, via Wellington. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents, April 11—Northumbe'land, ship, 2095 tons, Todd, from London. Dalgety and Co., agents. Passengers : Saloon—Dr Fitz-Henry. Mrs Pits-Henry, Mr S. 8. Hanger, Mr and Mrs Haywood, Mr S. Keywood, Charles He vs ood, Eleanor Hey wood. Caroline Heywood, John Heywood, Harford Haywood, Edward Heywood, Jane Holloway, Mr and Mrs w. Back, Henry Buck, Miss Kate Mee, Mr J. T. Battany, Mr Charles Thailan, Mr N. Chapman, Mrs Prascr, Misses Fraser (3), Mr H. B. Ashley, Mr H. Hardy, Miss E. Raven; second cabin—Charles Phipps, Jana Penoyoook, Henry J. Beaks, Joshua Bogers, Mrs Rogers, Clara Rogers, Hugh Wreathall, Valentine Hooper, Mrs Hooper, Y. C. Shore, Mrs Shore, Miss Shore, Masters Shore (2), John Patterson, James Ferris; steerage—W. Earland, Mrs Earland, W. H. Earland, Sydney Earland, Percy Earland, Ellen Earland, A. Q Joceland, Arthur Lawton, T. Fraser, G. Balnfleld, G. A, Shirley, T. H. Stuart, W. Cairns. SAILED. March 26—Cassandra, barque, 711 tons, Cromarty, for Loudon. New Zealand Farmers’ Association, agents. March 26 Ka’koura, E.M.S.S,, 4474 tons, Crutchloy. for Pt-'t Chalmers. New Zealand [Shipping Company, agents. April 2-Doric, s.s., 4763 tons, Jennings, for T ondou, via Bio de Janeiro. Dalgety and Co., agents, EXPORTS. Cassandra : 694 sacks wheat, 2536 sacks oats, 117 s - cks peas, 323 sacks seed. Shippers —New Zealand Farmers’ Co-operative Association. Kaikoura : Prom Lyttelton for Bio—2o seeks peas, 20 do bran, 20 do pollard, 1800 sacks flour, 150 sacks oats ; for London —2uC4 bales wool and skins, 466 casks tallow, 155 basils and leather, 150 sacks oats, 1496 cases meat, 1913 sacks seed, 73 hales flax, 14 Dkgs. Shippers—G. Q. Me id ; J. King ; D. Neish and Co.; Lightband, Allan and Co.; G. Kettle well; New Zealand Loan anu Mercantile Agency Company ; G. Asquith ; J. Murgatroyd ; Kaiapoi Comp.ny ; Gard’ner and Pickering; Holmes and Boll; Gott Bros. ; J. Inglis ; Miies and Oo,; Malmg and Co.; Q. Pickles; J. Molyneauz. Doric : For Bio de Janeiro, from Wellington—--10 bales sacks, 195 sacks wheat, 100 do oats, 20 do peas; from Lyttelton—B2 sacks potatoes. 6 carcasses mutton. For London, from Wellington—--884 bales wool, 24 do skins, 40 casks pelts, 1713 cases preserved meit, 255 sacks seed, 186 cases antimony, 67 bales flax, 23 casks ’all >w, 87 bales basils, 16bags and bales leather, 7019 carcasses mutton and lamb, 12 pkgs sundries; from Napier - 298 bales wool, 106 casks pelts, 700 cases meat, 9296 carcasses mutton, 3493 legs do, 2 pkgs; from Lyttelton—Bo boxes sheelite, 1043 sacks seed 34 bales basils, 88 bales skins, 1007 do wool, 92 do flax, 116 casks pelts, 21351 carcasses mutton, 39 bags kidneys, It pkgs, 1000 tons native coal (for steamer's use); forwarded from Dunedin—274 bales wool, 90 do skins, 1 bale hair. Shippers—J. Nioen ; Williams and Kettle; Kinross and Co.; Murray, Roberts and Co. ; Levien and Co.; E, Pearce; National Mortgage and Agency Company; J M. Heywood and Co ; Canterbury Frozen Meat and Dairy Produce Export Company; South Canterbury Refrigerating Company: G King and Co.; Berry Bros ; Bowroa Bros.: Edwards, Bennett and Co.: J. Inglis ; Solamlers and Co.; T. Pepperill; F. C. Tabart; Dalgety and Co.; Hawkins; Matson and Co. ; Cuff and Graham ; Chrystall and Co.; W. Reed ; New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company; Colonial Bank of New Zealand j Holmes and Boll; Wellington Meat Preserving Company ; Gear Meat Company; Bank of New South Wales ; Aldworth; Land and Loan Company; Berber Bros. 5 J. B« Jackson and Co.: W, and G, Turnbull .and Co,; B. Barber; J. Phillips; E. Pearce; T. J. Maling and Co. AEEIVAL OPI?HE TONGAEIEO. Wellington, March 26. The Tongariro arrived from London and Hobart this evening. She left Plymouth at 1.30 a.m. on Feb. 12, and reached Madeira at 5 a.m. on Feb. 16. Left again at noon, and had moderate and fine weather, but ea nearing the Cape a fog came on, and the steamer was delayed two hours. She reached the Capa at 1.43 p.m. on March 3, her steaming time being 18 days 16 hours. Lett again Bt 7 p.m. the same day, and arrived at Hobart at X

pm. on March 22. Left again at 6.30 pm„ and had fine weather to her arrival. Total time occupied on voyage. 42 d"a 3 hours 10 minutes; total steaming, 40 days 18 ho j. s 37 minutes. DEPARTURE OF THE KAIKOURA. Wellington, Aprils.Sailed—E.M S. Kaikoura, Captain Crutchley, for London, at 6 p.m. to-day. ARRIVAL OF THE ARAWA. Wellington, April 11. The Arawa arrived from L'-ndon, via the Cape and Hobart. She had fi ue weath -it and an uneventful passage. She brings about 200 immigrants for all ports of New Zealand. An extensive robbery of valuables, in the second saloon, took place on the voyage out, and an. arreat was made* at Hobart ot the suspected person. She left London on Feb. 24 with 164 passengers—6s first, 82 second, and '7 third. She embarked at Plymouth 200 immigrants, and left again on Feb. 20.