SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 9008, 22 January 1890, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOON. Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time. January. Days. Hrs. Mins. First quarter... 28 7 46 a - KU WEATHER AND TIDE. High Water. This Day (Wedm*day):Mornine, 5.6; afternoon, 5.37. Sun Morning, •'•'-*> 32 Moon sets 4.d1 * rrimA Ball gets 5.43 a.m., seta B.SI p.m. Time iiau drops at 13.30 G.M. Time. Tuesday, Jan. 21. 9 aji. 5 n.Mj Barometer 80 rq °°6o Thermometer ... ABBITBD. Jan 21—Rotomahana, s.s., 864 tons, Carey from Auckland and way ports. Union Steamship Company, Passeneers—Misses Little, Hogg, Walker, SS (2). Duthie, Gillon.Cox, HiV* W Quick “■„K, jU iay^ Sptl Iaol«, Hon T. TrL»n, Elliot. HorJey. Black Goddard, Porter, Thompson, CowKgh Bennie, Morley, wray, > jjQthie, Lindsay, Johnston, Hubbard, a/uu * _ Walnntt, Atkinson, Gray, Hall, Master »e,me, Union Steamship ComT»ny agents. Passengers—Misses ffion 8 Cook, M'Lennan (2), WebbSS£* SIW and Oeerten, Mesdamee f^ fe “^'d I Ske!‘‘Sra , t.oS° SSS°' Longuet Young. M-Pketoon, Weiw&ro™,Ld Clarke, Master Denham, and one steerage. CXiEABED. Jan. 21—Circe, brigantine, 145 tons, M‘Lean, for Invercargill. Cuff and Graham, agents.

bailed. Jan. 21— Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, for Akaroa. Cuff and Graham, aS Jaru* 21—Akaroa, s.s., 43 tons. Harms, for Akaroa. Kinsey and Co -* a p*| s *, Jan. 21— Banka Peninsula, s.s., 123 tons, Keeble, for Akaroa, Timaru, Camara and Dunedin. Kinsey and Co., agents. Paa seniiere—Miss Niven, Mesdames M‘Kay, Bowlker, Hyde and child, Messrs Bear, Carson, Lawson, Clarke and five steerage. Jan. 21—Mary S. Ames, barque, 660 tons, Crocker, for Auckland. New Zealand —Mesdames Pritchard, Stubbs, Misses Jennings, Cameron, Kiel, Godfrey, Hobbs f 3). Fathers Lome, M'Namara, Devoy, Dr Walters, Messrs Richards, bteyensoa, Wallace, Benwiok, Ivess, Werhngton (o). White, Thomson, Cameron, Burton, Turnbull (2), Donald. Stubbs, Gardner, Davis, M'Gibbon, Patron, Feir, llermng, Scott, Bich, Saunders, Gregg. Jan. 21—Eotomahana, s.s., 864 tons, Carey, for Port Chalmers, Hobart and Melbourne. Union Steamphip Company, agents. Passengers—Mesdames Drown, Gee, George and child, Hampton, Coup, Eeece, Bain, Misses Bout, Gee, Chapman, Pierce, Shanks, Southall, Cradon, Beverley, Eev Hampton, Messrs Carter, Burt, George, Comp, Eeece, Bam, Meares, Laing, Ferguson, Pierce, Allen, Clarke, Blast, Benson, Buckley, Beverley, Master M'Neill.' lIIT’ORTS. , (A special charge is made for consignees announcements in this column.} Eotorna: From Dunedin —2 cases tobacco, 11 casks crystals, 10 hhds ale, 1 case coffee, 559 pkgs; from Port Chalmers—s cases fish} from Akaroa—--1 Eotomahana: From Sydney—l9l cases fruit; from Auckland —20 cases syrup, 900 bags sugar, 692 bales twine, 9 bales leather, 14 coils rope, 8 horses, 72 pkgs ; from Gisborne—2 pkgs; from Napier 1 pkg; from Wellington —10 boxes soap, 20 cases iron, 2 bales leather, 4 boxes fish, 82 pkgs. EIRORTB. Circe: 405 bales comsackfl. —„ Jan® Douglas: For Akaroa—74 sacks flour, 11 bales cornsacks, 3 mate sugar, 2 sacks wheat, 56 sheets iron, 58 pkgs. Banka Peninsula; For Akaroa —34 pipes, 20 mats sugar, 17 pkgs; for Timaru —9O boxes soap, 10 bags sugar, 122 pkgs; for Oamaru—33 mats sugar, 14 tins biscuits, 8 cases sugar, 46 bags rice, 10 boxes raisins, 5 cases currants, 6 sacks sago, 5 cases limejuice, 38 pkgs; for Dunedin s> cases marmalade, 5 cases nails, 5 cases potted meats, 2 cases coffee. Waihora: For Wellington—2 horses, 14 nkga; for Newcastle—2Bo sacks and 1200 bags flour, 765 sacks sharps, 375 sacks bran, 1869 sacks oats; for Sydney—4o cases wine, 300 sacks malt, 50 cases bacon, 800 sacks flour, 2200 sacks oats, 73 pkgs ironwork, 623 sacks bran, 3 pkgs. Mawhera: For Wellington—2 hhds ale, 27 boxes tin plates, 2 oases figs, 4 bars iron, 20 pkgs; for Nelson—4o boxes foap, 2 pkgs; for New Blymonth-44 bales cornsacks; for Greymouth—lo hhds V ,Is, s 'bdls iron, 20 springs, 470 casks A cement, 9 bales hay, 10 mats sugar. 6 sacks onions, 300 sacks chaff, 7 bdls drapery, 80 pkgs; for Westport—6 cases bacon, Ocases cheese, 18 sacks sharps; for Hokitika 1 case bacon, 12 kegs butter, 17 pkgs. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London—Brahmin, ship, P.T.M.D., sailed Oct. 29, 84 daya out. HMcione, barque, J.N.M.S., sailed Nov. 21, 62 days out. Greta, barque. Prom Sydney—Clackmannanshire, ship. Salamanca, ship, Q.N.P.L. From Melbourne—Senta, ship,K.G.Q.W., sailed Jan. 11. Morialta, J.T.H.D. From Dnnedin—Queen Mab. PROJECTED DEPEBTX3RES. For London—Beltana, barque. Wendur, ship; Minnyhive, barque. City of Delhi, ship. Wellington, ship. Miltiades, ship. Oberon barque. Carlisle Castle, ship. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. Days Out. Nanny ... ••• ... ••• ••• Margaret Galbraith (Captain Carden) 81 Chili (Captain M'Kenzie) 81 Auckland (Captain James) 46 Kylamore (Captain Thompson) ... 45 Magnat (Captain Ostermann) ... IS Aaterion (Captain Alsop) ... ... 14 Marlborough (Captain Herd) * ... 11 City of Benares (Captain Ingram)... 11 Falkland Hill (Captain Gordon) ... 11 Carrizal (Captain Jones) 5 Achievement (Captain Thomas) ... « MOVEMENTS OP TEE UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY’S STEAMERS.

■Wednesday (This Day)- —The Takapuna arrives from Wellington, and returns to the same port lata in the afternoon. The Eosamond leaves for Groymouth (direct.) The Watatipu arrives from Wellington, and leaves for Timer a and Dunedin, The steamer Eotorua arrived from Dunedin and Akaroa yesterday morning, and left for northern ports in the evening. The barque Mary S. Ames left yesterday afternoon for Auckland, with part original cargo from Now Tork. The Halcione letfi London ior this port'on Nov. 21. The fine ship Carlisle Castle was putting out ballast yesterday preparatory to loading produce for London. She Trill be ready to receive cargo to-day. The steamer Jane Douglas left on her usual weekly trip to Akaroa yesterday afternoon. Share turns to Fort to-day. The steamer Banka Peninsula left for

Akaroa, Timaru, Oan ara and Dunedin yesterday afternoon. The barque Thyatir i, 962 tons, loads a part cargo of flax at this port for New York, and Alls up at Wellington. The ship Wellington 1 is making fair progress with the discharge of her cargo of merchandise. All her general cargo will be out to-day, and then only about 350 tons of dead weight will remain on board. The brigantine Circe was cleared •at the Customs yesterday for Invercargill with a cargo of woolpacks. The ship Miltiades, loading on account of Shaw, Savill and Albion Company for London, has been receiving cargo pretty briskly during the past few days. She is to be followed by the Wellington and Halcione, the latter to arrive. The steamer Rosamond was transhipping coal into the E.M.S.S. Eimutaka yesterday. The four-masted ship Wendnr, loading produce for the New Zealand Shipping Company for London, is rapidly getting down in the water. She is expected to be a full ship to-day, and will probably proceed to sen to-morrow. The steamer Akaroa made a special trip to Akaroa yesterday. The steamer Mamari, the first of Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s cargo boats, will arrive in Port on Sunday next from Spit, where she is now receiving cargo* Captain Maxwell, late of the ship Oamaru, has charge of her. The freezing hulk Edwin Fox is receiving a thorough overhaul prior to going into commission. She will freeze the Wellington’s cargo of mutton, and will probably make a start in that direction next week. The barque Ofaeron was taking in wheat throughout yesterday. • The Union Steamship Company’s steamer Rotomahana arrived in Port yesterday morning from Auckland and way ports. She left Auckland at noon on Jan. 16, called at Gisborne, Napier and Wellington, and left the latter port at 5.30 p.m. on Monday. Experienced a strong southerly wind and heavy eea from Wellington. She left for southern ports and Melbourne yesterday morning. The Wareatea, from Westport direct, is due on Thursday with coal for Messrs Geo: M’Clatchie and Co.

The s.s. Wakatipu arrives early this morning from Newcastle, and will discharge her cargo of coal for Messrs Geo. M'Clatchie and Co. The ship Clackmannanshire left Newcastle on Saturday last, and, being due about Feb. 1, will also laud Newcastle coal for the same firm. TELEGEAPH NOTICE BOAED. Arrivals. —Jan. 21: Port Chalmers, 5 a.m,, Mararoa, from Bluff; Wellington, 11.50 a.m., Mawhera, from Lyttelton; Wellington, 2 p.m., H.M.S. Lizard, from Lyttelton; Wellington, 3.13 p.m., H.M.S. Orlando, from Lyttelton; Wellington, 2 p.m., Waihora, from Lyttelton. Departures. —Jan. 21: Akaroa, 7.10 a.m., Eotocua, for Lyttelton; Wellington, 10 p.m., Takapuna, for Lyttelton; Lyttelton, 3.55 p.m.. Banks Peninsula, for Timaru; Port Chalmers, 6.30 p.m., Mararoa, for Bluff; Auckland, 6 p.m., Te Anau, for Sydney. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Jan. 21. Arrived Canterbury, ship, Captain M'Millan, from London, 94 days out; passengers—Mr and Mrs Eeilly, Misses Keilly (2), Mr and Mrs H, E. Averill, Miss G. Oldham, Messrs W. O, Garrett, D. S. Scott, A. Thornton, W. E. Monday, W. E. Patey, T. E. Scott. Sailed—Te Anau, for Sydney. Ohau, for Greymouth. Wellington, Jan. 21. Sailed—Wakatipu, for the South; passengers Misses Burleigh, Wiiford, M'Gregor, Toomath, Mesdames Duncan, Turrell, Mason, Beckett, Cameron, Davidson, Cobb, Messrs Beckett, Mason, Wilson, Braid, Duncan, Slack, Gascoigne, Cameron (2), Bardie and boy, Cobb, Hendry, Ehodes, M‘Gregor, Hostings, and fifteen steerage. Waihora, for Sydney, direct; passengers Misses Plucknell, Wilson, Dixon, Wright, Maunder, Maitland, Mrs White, Messrs Cranna, White, Todd, Speight and Marshall. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Albany, Jan. 21. Arrived—Peninsular and Oriental Company’s Parramatta. Passengers for New Zealand—Mr and Mrs Eenwick, Messrs Marshall, Hean and Willocks.