SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 8756, 1 April 1889, Page 4

SHIPPING.

’ LYTTELTON. PHASES 6FtHE MOON. Calculated fox New Zealand Mean Time, Aram, Bam Hrs. Min. First quarter ... 9 1 17 a.m. iPnii moon .» ... 16 9 49 a.m. last quarter ... 23 1 26 a.m. New moon SO 1 £•*“* Adok6B h« Mi 6 4 0 p*in. Perigee IS 1 ® p.m, WEATHER AND TIDE. High Water. Thw Bay (Monday). Morning. 4.83 • afternoon. 4.56. Sun rises 6.19 a,m., seta £.49 p.m. Moon rises 6.30 a.m„ sets 6.40 p.m. Ty® Ball drops at 19.30 G.M. Time, SUHBAY, MARCH 31. 9 A.M. 5 P.M. ' Barometer 30-80 30-85 Thermometer 65 w weather Indications. On Saturday afternoon Captain Clark, the Har. hour-master, received the following weather forecast from Captain Edwin very indication frost to-night, and exceptionally low tides for twenty-four hoars from high water this afternoon. ARRIVED. M«oh 30— Eosunond, s.s., 462 tons. Manning, from Dunedin vii Camara «ncl Timaru. Union Steamship- Oohipany, agents. Passengers—Meuers BroWhwotuMLKtiliartßon, and two steerage. M.,.h 80—Eauioto, s.b„ 1276 tons, Kennedy, from Sydney, vii Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Mrs CroiJ, Mr and tos Boper, Mr and Mrs Brown, Messrs Bohertso", Ulpb, Linos, Mason, Baldwin, Monsch, ParUnaon and Thompson j six steerage. March 30— Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons, Grant, from Mannksn and way ports. Union oteomship Comnany. agents. Passengers—Misses Beauchamp. BnrnSSm, Robbs, Famakar, Mesdamea hraser, Beauchamp, iliary. Burnham, Owen and child, tssritst sfti°ar i?'.srsu. ' ’mSSi s'ico ton. Bt.w.rt, from Wellington. JJolgety and Co,, sgantß. March SI -Mahinapua. sjs., 205 tons, Todd, from Dunedin, v!4 Timaru and Akaroa. Union Steam-*l&SrS‘-SK I '£... «*»* B»»o.fcoa from Oamaru. U aion Steamship Company, agents. SAILED. March 80—Orowaiti, a.e,, 286 tons, Apstein, for Waatoort. Union Steamship Company, agents. Match 80—hosamond, s.s., 462 tons, Manning, for Orcymouth, Union Steamship Company, Wallington and northern ports. Union Steamship Company; agents. Passengera-Misses M WttlmMraM'R»‘y,Messrs M‘Kay. King, W atony, Prasnr, Fishburn, Pyke, Gore, Dick, Stone, and Toumsa. ’ IMPORTS. fA-anedal charge Is madefot consignees’ annonnoemeats in this column.) , Takapuna: Prom Mannkau—2l bats iron, 62 oases Suit. 1 bale leather, 6 pkgs; from Nelson--166 baits bark, S pkgs anndnea; from Wellington —5 bom shells, 50 boxes -candles, 8 bales leather, 1070 bills standards, 1100 plates, 48 pkge sundries. Hauroto : Prom Sydney—l 63 cheats tea, 11 cases fruit, 20 pairs naves, 60 pairs shafts. 600 spokes, 650 torn tapioca. 100 bdls bags, 28 sacks popper, 97 pieoeabarkT 45 empty hhds, 6 oases wine, 70 pkgs j from Wellington—U2o bags sugar. Boaamond: From Dunedin ale, 8 pkgs iron, 2 bales twine, 25 bdls aaoka.ll pkgs sundries; from Oamaru—9 pkgs. EXPORTS. Orowalti: For Westport—4 pkgs drapery, 60 Qreymontli—2 hhds beer, 6 eaaea bacon. 25 oases fruit, 8 sacks onions, 10 kegs butter, 12 oases noils, 3 cases cheese, 6 sacks naner 39 rails and fastenings, 6 cylinder plates, 12 buffers, 6 cases drapery, 80 packages; for Wanganni—2 oases sundries; for Hokitika-8 cases fcidt, 20 sacks malt, 2 cases bacon, 80 bags flour, 6 b %S2!SS ,B Jc?IWellington-22 1 Wellington-22 bags salt. 170 boxes tea. 12 oases fruit, 6 hhds ole, 4 pkgs, 10 tone nla ItonT* pkgs ; for Koikoura—lo4 sacks Bead, 12 kota Aouf, 2 orates biscuits, 9 oases spirits, 2 nuns dranetT. 16 rams, 6 pkgs ; for Waipapa—ls flßl .va pkg® sundries ; for Boat Harbour—73 mSaSTtimber “ for Patea-108 gacks salt; for Napier—s cases drapery; for Blenheim—37 sacks sewi; for Wanganui—2 oases saddlery, 4 pkgs; for Platon—l wheel. EXPECTED ABBIVAIB. Vtoui London Hermlone, ship, W.T.8.8.. ' sailed Jam 24} Oaklands, barque, Q.W.8.V., sailed Peb. 16 ; lonic, 8.M.8.5., due at Wellington Anril 7 s Aorangi, 8.M.8.5., arrived Wellington March 24; Coptic, E.M.8.5., due Colony May 5; Eiumlaka, E.M.8.8., due Colony April 21. Prom Now Fork—Alice Heed, barque, J.N.L.F., sailed Sent. 15, vlft Dunedin; Stella, brig, L.V.Q.T., Boiled Feb. 16. Prom Brisbane—Banffshire, barque, T.J.W.D. Prom Glasgow—Banks Peninsula, s.s., soiled Psb. 9, reported Point de GaUe March 29. prom Newcastle—Bells, barque, M.J., sailed March 9; Alice Mary, barque, sailed March 9; Albion, a.e.; Dnpleix, s.s. From Bookhimpton— John Bell, schooner, sailed March 16. Prom Melbourne—Clonctiird, barque, W.F.5.8., ■ailed March 27. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Per London or United Kingdom—Hulcione, ship: North ernhay, barque; Bordhana, barque; Bari Bosebery, barque; Salamanca, barque; La Querlda, barauci Batnock, ship; Victoria Bay, barque; Arawa. 8.M.8.0., from Lyttelton, April 4; Aorangi, 8.M.8.8., from Wellington, April 18. Per bydney—Druisdeer. barque. For Chatham Islands—Kahn, to-day. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND, Days out. Wave Queen (Captain Kelly) .., ... 102 GUmhuntly {Captain Bid well) 76 Bilverhow (Captain Douglas) 74 Marlborough (Captain Bird) 69 Bamnahira (Captain Mathias) ... ... 57 Luzlme (Captain Laws) ... ... ... 43 Zuleika (Captain Hiooll) ... ... ... 37 Wellington (CapUin Cowan) ... ... SO Glenbervle (Captain Groundwater) ... 26 aaaffigSMS l ::: » VESSELS AT THE WHARVES. 1. Drnisdeer ([Captain Sinclair), Noithernhay (Captain Watson), Haloione (Captain Kelly), ti.r-ahuTia (Captain Jones), Bari Bosebery (Captain Prampton), Bari Granville (Captain Copp), Victoriaßoy (Captain Scoble). 2. Hauroto (Captain Kennedy), Tekapo (Captain Gleaner (Captain Eae), Circe, Mahinapua Matthews), Wareatea (Captain Lambert). 5. Eaxnook (Captain Parson). 6. Bio Logo (Captain Munro). 7. Arawa (Captain Stewart), Salamanca (Captain Brrce). Prince Hupert (Captain Williams), 1» DOCK. La Querida (Captain Evans), MOVEMENTS Or THE U.B.S. COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Monday (This Day).—The Wanaka arrives early from Wellington, and leaves at night for Wellington, Taranaki, and Mannkau. The Mahinapua leaves for Wellington, Nelson, sad Westport in the afternoon. Tbs Grafton arrives from Wellington and leaves for Timaru and Dunedin. The Wareatea leaves for Westport in the afternoon, ffho Hauroto leaves for Timaru in the afternoon. Tuesdat.-The Tekapp arrives from Dunedin, and leaves for Sydney direct. The Te Auau arrives from Wellington, and leaves for Hobart and Melbourne, vil Port Chalmers and Bluff, in the afternoon. ___ Shaw, Savill and Albion Company's B.M.S.S. Arawa, Captain fatuart, arrived from Wellington yesterday morning, and was berthed during the afternoon. She completes her loading at this port, and leaves, taking mails, passenger® and cargo, on Thursday next. , . _ . The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Mahinapua arrived from Dunedin vis Timaru and Akaroa yesterday afternoon. The steamer Tekapo arrived yesterday from Oam am» The steamer Bosamond arrived from southern ports at 11 a.m. on Saturday. She left Dunedin at midnight on March 27, called at Oamaru and Timaru, leaving the latter port at 9 p.m. on March 29. Fine weather was experienced throughont the passage. She left ior Greymonth on Saturday afternoon. The barque La Querida was placed in the Graving Dock on Saturday morning, tor the purpose of being cleaned and painted. The steamer Akaroa arrived from Akaroa on Saturday afternoon, with a full load of grass seed, cheese, &o. , The ketches Comet and Clematis are in the stream awaiting a favourable wind to carry them to their destination. The steamer Kahn leaves for Chatham Islands this evening. The Union Steamship Company's Intercolonial trader Hauroto, Captain A. Kennedy, arrived ftlnhgaida the wharf at 7.45 a.m, on Saturday. Her purser, Mr T. Paterson, favours us with the toltowing account of the voyage. Left Sydney at 1.50 p m., and cleared the Heads at .2.85 p.m. on March S 3, Passed Farewell Spit at 7.40 a.m. on March 28, and arrived at Wellington at 7'p.m. the same day. Sailed again at 3 p.m. on the 29th, and arrived in Port as above. Experienced strong-South-east wind with heavy beam sea until mid. night on March 26, thence flue weather till arrival The Union Steamship Company's steamer Takapuna, Captain Grant, arrived from northern ports at an early hour on Saturday morning. She left Onehunga at 6.30 p.m. on March 26, New Plymouth at 8.20 p.m. on Much 27, Nelson at 5,i6 p.m. on the following day, and Picton at 2.15 a.m. on March 29. Beached Wellington on Friday forenoon, and proceeded towards Lyttelton at 2.25 p.m,someday, arriving as above. Fine weather was experienced after leaving New Plymouth until the vessel arrived in Port. iShe left again on Saturday evening tor northern ports. shipping"tblbgrams. Auckland, March 30. Arrived—Mariposa; from Han Francisco. Passengers tor New Zealand Lieutenant Wilson tU.B.Nayy), Captain Jennings, Professor and Mrs Kennedy. Bev Mr Griffin, Mrs Creighton, Captain Ohaae. Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Captain Mills, Consul Connolly. Messrs Cutter, Grovesbeck, Neeley, Mason, Kingzell, Parjciaa, and six in the steerage. Mareh 31. Sailed—Mariposa, for Sydney. Simson, barque, for Newcastle. Onkeuhoa, March 31. Bailed, at 10.50 a.m.—Wanaka, for the South, with the southern portion of the Ban Francisco TTl.ilWellejotoh, March 31. Arrived—Barque Mercia; ninety-seven days fram London. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Sidney, March SO. Arrived—Tivid. barque, from Lyttelton, Grecian Bend, schooner, from mercury Bay. Arrived— Mannpouti, 30 . agmasasassp-'

1 Melbourne, March SO. Arrived—Nelson, from Auckland, /;' , , Brisbane, March SO. Bail eel—Banffshire, barque, for Lyttelton.