SHIPPING SUMMARY.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 9150, 9 July 1890, Page 3

SHIPPING SUMMARY.

LYTTELTON. AERXVBD. Jana 15—Coptic, E.M.S.S., 4448 tons, Kempson, from Napier. Dalgety and Co., agents. June 28—Eimutata, R.M.S.S., 4474 tons, Greenstreet, from London via Teneriffe, Hobart, Port Chalmers and Wellington. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. SAILED. June 11—City of Madras, ship, 1577 tons, Griffiths, for London. P. Cunningham and G. G. Stead, agents. June 11—Mataura, barque, 853 tons, Martin, for London, via Napier. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. June 26—Coptic, E.M.S.S., 4448 tons, Kempson, R.N.R., for Rio de Janeiro and London. Dalgety and Co., agents. June 27—Star of England, s.s., 2289 tons, Simpson, for Loudon, vi& Rio de Janeiro. Gould, Beaumont and Co., agents. June 28—Diana, barque, 715 tons, Stephens, for Queenstown or Falmouth, for orders. G. G. Stead and P. Cunningham and Co., agents. EXPOETS. City of Madras: For London—2o sacks peas, 303 sacks barley, 12,598 sacks wheat, 1665 sacks beans, 9330 sacks oats. Mataura: For London wheat. Coptic, for Rio de Janeiro: Prom Lyttelton—2soo sacks wheat, 14 turkeys, 12 hares, 9 carcases lamb, 3 carcases mutton, 1 cask beef j for London from Wellington —5195 carcases mutton, 68 carcases lamb, 293 fore-quarters beef, 297 bind-quarters beef, 250 pieces beef, 93 bales wool, 15 bales leather, 20 bales basils, 22 bales sheepskins, 16 bales rabbit-skins, 740 sacks wheat, 82 casks entrails, 204 kegs entrails, 304 bags antimony, 4 pkgs; from Napier —BB bales wool, 6434 carcases mutton, 496 quarters beef, 2 pkge; from Auckland—2 eases shells, 9 pkgs; from Lyttelton—l32 bales wool, 462 sacks oats, 175 cases cheese, 70 casks pelts, 290 cases meat, 2808 sacks wheat, 945 sacks seed, 23 bales skins, 2 bales basils, 492 hind-quarters mutton, 92 quarters beef, 56 boxes kidneys, 3595 car-, cases lamb, 14,919 carcases mutton, 15 pkgs; from Blenheim—ls2o cases rabbits, 39 carcases mutton, 11 bales rabbit-skins, 79 bales sheepskins, 91 bales wool, 10 bales skins, 4 casks tallow; from Nelson —1 case seeds; from Wanganui—lo bales wool, 4 pockets skins; from Patea—2 bales wool, 2 casks pelts, 7 bales tallow; from Dunedin—2 cases ferns, 1 truss drapery, 13 cases. Star of England: For London, from Bluff—44 bales rabbitskins, 49 casks tallow, 3090 sacks oats, 1395 cases preserved meats, 460 cases cheese, 44 bales wool, 27 bales flax, 7 bales tow, 60 sacks wheat, 6689 carcases mutton, 390 carcases lamb; from Napier—s live sheep, 138 bales weol, 498 casks tallow, 40 casks pelts, 28,766 carcases mutton, 200 carcases lamb, 582 quarters beef, 20 bags kidneys ; from Lyttelton—l62 sacks beans, 157 sacks peas, 90 bales hemp, 3000 sacks oats, 751 sacks wheat. Diana: For United Kingdom sacks wheat. ARRIVAL OP THE lONIC. Port Chalmers, June SO. The lonic arrived at the Heads at 7.30 a.m,, anchored until 11.40 a.m., arriving at the wharf at 1 p.m. She brings 2300 tons cargo (1000 being for Dunedin), three bags and one packet mails, eighteen cases parcels post, and sixty six passengers, who are being transhipped to the Penguin. The personnel of her officers is unchanged, with the exception of Dr Wright, who has succeeded Dr Dwyer. One death occurred of a child five months old, named Glaekin, on June 19, from bronchitis. Her dates are: —Plymouth, May 17; Teneriffe, May 22; Capetown, June 7; Hobart, June 26, Passengers for Lyttelton: Second saloon— MissM. Edwards, Messrs J. May and E. D. Cameron; steerage—Misses E. Dant, K. Langley, E. Langley, Messrs S. T. Langley and M. Driscoll.