SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9426, 29 May 1891, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. PHASES OF THE MOON.

WEATHER AND TIDE. High Water. This Day (Friday) s Morning, 8.49; afternoon, 9.17. Snn rises 7.23 a.m., sets 4.30 p.m. Moon rises 9-54 p.m., sets 0.19 p.m. Time-hall drops at 18.80 G.M. time.

May 28—Jubilee, s.a., 1058 tons. Brothers, from Port Chalmers. Kinsey and Co., agents. Passengers Mrs Stuart and thirteen steerage. • „ , May 28 —‘ Tarawera, Sinclair, from Melbourne via Southern ports? Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Scott, Hough, Brock, and Mills, Mesdames Malcolm, Scott, Stefanini, Hough, Brook, and Rodgers, Messrs Fraser, M'Pherson, _ Barnard, Moseley, Soott (2), Stefanini, Brock, Rodgers, Gill, Colmore, Jones, and nine steerage. May 28—Beautiful Star, s.s., 177 tons, Shepheard, from southern ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. May 28—Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons. Grant, from northern ports. Union Steam■hip Company, agents. Passengers— Mesdames Sinclair, Frieke and three children, Batham, Dobson and child, Wilson and two boys, Richardson, Anges, Williams, Misses Armstrong, Anges, O'Brien, Dobson, Paterson, Gordon, Messrs R. B. Williams, A. H. Nathan, Cooper, T. J. Malcolm, J. G. Marshall. Thompson, Fancourt, Ellis-Knen, T. W. Newbold, Ormond, White, G. G. Simpson, Anderson, W. Moorhouse, Grant, Anges, J. Fulton, A. M'Parlane. Harley, Nioholls, D. Meares, Williams, Marchbanks, 0. Fisher, Palmer, Grey, George, Barquet, Weston, Captains Cameron and Kirk, Judges Denniston and Williams and sixteen steerage. May 28 Waihora, s.s., 1269 tons, Anderson, from Port Chalmers. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses Rohloff, Fraser, M'Pfaee, Hutchison, Muir, Fraser, Mesdames Clarkes, Shepherd, M'Phee, Metz, Boot, Messrs Higgings, Melrose, Atkinson, Gopdison, Nathan, Finker, Spencer and twenty steerage. . May 28—Brambletye, ship, 1513 tons, Malcolm, from Newcastle. 0. W. Turner, agent. SAILED. May 28 Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons. Grant, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers : For Wellington—Misses Gulcy, Murray, Rohlos, Briseid, Parkinson, Hutchinson and Field, Mesdames Cook, Murray, Olney, Clark, Mullar and son. Smith, Eller, Parrmer, Paper, Mehrn and Wills, Messrs Hostings, Reid, Nathan, Mullar, Kinvig, Flatman, TOdd, M'Donald, Wood, Young, Smith, Eller, Hill, Mueller, Le Quesone, Keshaby, Briscoe, Parkinson, Jones, Thompson, Wills Parriner, Higgins, Stoane, Mills and Thornton, Rev Dallas; for Manukau—Rev T. Spnrgeon. May 28 Jubilee, s.s., 10S8 tons. Brothers, for Wellington and Sydney. Kinsey and Co., agents. Passengers: For Wellington—Mesdames Beach, M'Gaire, Johnson and two children, Jones, Woolridge and child, Morris and child, InsoU and child, Messrs Beach, Murphy, Myers, Davis, Fitzpatrick (2), King, Woolndge, Meek, Bennett, Gee (2), Meredith, How and Hoyte; for Sydney—Mesdames Cole, Barnes, Agar, Thomas, Turner and child. Smith, Harcourt, Maples and child, Soott, Carey and three children, Misses Harcourt, Inglis, Barnes, Wilson, Ramsden and M'Coy, Messrs Beaumont (2), Harrington, Barnes (2), Ellingford, Wood, Burrows, Derrett, Ingle, Gailaghan, Hamilton, Richards, M'Millan, George, Morrison, Whelan, Chapman, Dumphey, Dehert, Lewis, Burton, Penrose, Harcourt, Scott, Waite, Holt, Boaswill, Becon, Bayfield, Raymond, Shepherd, Graham and Tisch j for Melbourne—Mesdames Lynes, Wade, M'lntyre, Williams and three children. Misses Williams, M'lntyre, Loyeux and Wade, Messrs Williams (2), Thompson, M'Rae, Goodgeon, Simpson, Ralph, Davis, Travers, Cartwright, Samuels, Kavanagh, Nesbitt, Corliss, Murray, Leslie, Parmer and Kelly; for Hobart—Messrs Stanton, Meek, Thompson, Goodyer, Grigg, Thomas, M'Questrian, Maokay, Kenny,White, Bunt, M’Leod, Watkins, Adams, M'Dougal, Wilson, Pepperill, Strang, Bird and Lewis. May 28 Waihora, a.s„ 1269 tons, Anderson, for Wellington and Sydney. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers; For Wellington—Misses King and Huxtable, Mesdames Finn, Chilman and Davey, Messrs Greenwood, Clifford, Francis, Grace, Green, M'Millan, Pearce, Holland and Harman ; for Picton—Mr Clifford; for Sydney Misses Dawson, Smait and Le Notten, Mesdames Renton, Nutsey and family. Hire, Staples, Bowler, Hoakings, Sanderson and five children, Mayne and two children, and Green, Messrs Stevens, Mason,- Cottrell, Renton, Wignall, Francis, Quin, Parker, Fawcett, Webster, Clark, Mayne, Drew, Pratt, Taylor, Thomas, Callen, Burrows, Bowles, Harman, Pearce, Holland, Short, Hughes, Fitzgerald, Scott, Jakins and Nutsey* IMPORTS. Brambletye: From Newcastle tone coal. Takapuna; From Manukau 1 case plants, 13 pkgs; from Taranaki—U3 bales flax, 40boxes butter; from Wellington—--152 cases fruit, 80 cases lemons, 200 cases kerosene, 6 boxes soap, 4 cases fish, 4 cases iron, 10 fadla iron, 9 plates iron, 6 bars steel, 23 sacks hides, 30 pkgs. Tarawera : From Melbourne—4 cases pianos, 69 kegs skins, 4792 sleepers, 381 pieces timber, 30 pkgs; from Hobart—l 22 bags bark, 1213 pieces timber, 3 pkgs ; from Dunedin— 4 pkgs, 13 bales wool, 25 bales skins, 2 pkgs; from Bluff—76 cases Waihora: From Dunedin —36 bales skins, 42 bales wool, 53 pkgs. Beautiful Star: From Dunedin —IOO boxes candles, 90 boxes soap, 8 bdls pipes, 13 Dkgs. EXPORTS. Waihora; For Wellington—l horse; for Qreymouth—2 colts, 1 foal; for Sydney—--3 horses, 1 case; for Newcastle—l7B kegs butter, 20 cases cheese. Jubilee: For Sydney— 3ooo sacks potatoea, 15 sacks beans, 40 sacks bran, 120 sacks onions, 500 sacks oats, 900 sacks wheat, 25 cases bacon, 20 cases nails, 25 crates, 2 cases plants, 25 cases sundries, 38 pkgs, 40 wool presses, 5 ploughs. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. SAILING VESSELS. Days Out.

J Eouen, France. EXPECTED ABKIVALB. From London—Mataura, barque, 853 tons, H.N.B.F, Otalti, ship, 3014 tons, P.G.W.Q., sailed Feb. 24, 93 days out. . From New York—Juletrae, barque, viil Dunedin, March 10. From Newcastle Eio Loge, brig, 240 tons, sailed May 20, 9 days out. From Adelaide —Warwickshire, barque, 647 tons, V.D.G.C. From Brisbane—Catalina, barque, 484 tons, Q.F.J.T., sailed May 22,7 days out. From-Mauritioa—Jasper, brigantine, 251* tons.

From Melbourne, viA Dunedin—Hinemoa, four-masted ship, 2208 tons, sailed May 22,7 days out. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London or United Kingdom— Gleneida, barque. For Sydney—H.M.S. Curagoa. The National Mortgage and Agency Company has received the following ad vibe:—The Doric sailed from Hobart at seven o’clock this morning. The four-masted ship Hinemoa, some particulars of which were given in our shipping columns yesterday, comes to this port to load for London. She left Melbourne on Friday last for Otago Heads for orders, and upon arrival there will be ordered to Lyttelton. Captain M'Millan, who brought her out from Loudon, is now in Lyttelton, and loaves to-morrow for London in the Tainui, as his health is failing. Captain Niooll, who had charge of the barque Olenlora, will arrive in Lyttelton daring the next day or so to await the arrival of the Hinemoa, when he will assume charge of her. She is being brought down from Melbourne by Captain H. Anderson, one of her owners, and has 900 tons of coal on board for Lyttelton, The many friends of Captain Lowry, of the American brigantine Nettie, which vessel caught fire while loading a cargo of flax at Lyttelton, will, no doubt, be glad to hear that the little vessel safely reached her port of destination Boston. She arrived on April 18, after a passage of only eighty-eight days. The steamer Takapuna left Manukau at 10.30 a.m. on May 25, called at Taranaki, and reached Wellington at 3 a.m. on May 27; left again eame day at 3 p.m., and arrived at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. She left again last night for northern ports. The steamer Waihora left Port Chalmers at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday, and reached Port at 8.15 a.m. yesterday, having experienced fine weather on the passage. She took a large number of passengers to Sydney. vi 4 Wellington, last evening. The Ellis liner Jubilee left Port Chalmers at 1.15 p.m. on Wednesday, cleared the Heads at 2 p.m., and had light head winds to arrival at 7.15 a.m. yesterday. As usual she was a full ship with passengers, and Messrs Kinsey and Co., her agents, have been refusing applications for berths since Wednesday last. Yesterday morning the ship Brambletye was signalled from the Heads, and during the evening the tug brought her up to the anchorage. She is a vessel of 1495 tons, and is owned by Messrs W. R. Price and Co., of London, for whom she was built in 1876 by the Barrow Shipbuilding Company. She is 241 ft Sin long, 39£t 2in beam, and 23ft lin depth of hold. She comes into Port from Newcastle, and has on board 2000 tons of coal, consigned to Mr 0. W. Turner, who has chartered her to the New Zealand Shipping Company to load at this port for London. She is commanded by Captain Malcolm, and the passage just completed occupied twelve days. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Departures. May 28: -: Russell, 3.30 p..m., Wairarapa, for Sydney; Port Chalmers, 4.20 p.m., Manapouri, for Bluff; Wellington, ”4.15 p.m., Talune, for Lyttelton; Wellington, to sail at 5 p.m.. Penguin, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, May 28. The French warship Le Champlain was floated out of the Calliope Dock to-day, after undergoing repairs. She is to leave for Valparaiso on June 6. Kaipaka, May 28. Sailed—W. F. Wetzmann, for Sydney. Wellington, May 28. Sailed Union Steamship Company’s s.s. Talune, 1284 tons, Chatfield, for Lyttelton; passengers—Misses Robb and Gray, Mesdames Robb and Lockhead, Hon J. M'Kenzie, Rev Knowles and son, Mr Gore and eight steerage. Penguin, for the South; passengers—Miss Thorpe, Mesdames Dalrymple and Jackson, Messrs Jackson and Bishop, and ten steerage.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Melbourne, May 28, Sailed—Rotomahana, for the Bluff.

Calculated for New Zealand Mean Time. Mat. Bays. Hre. Mina. Laat quarter ... 31 6 2Sa.m.

Thtjbsdat, Mat 28. 9 A.M. Barometer 30 ’ 33 Thermometer 57 Sr.M. 30-40 58 abbivbd.

•Albuera (Captain Wynees) ... 90 # Minnyhive (Captain Johnston) ... 89 fBebington (Captain Oliver) ... 86 fCoriolanus (Captain Steel) ... 70 * Wellington (Captain Cowan) ... 68 +Greta (Captain Cassady) ♦Miltiades (Captain Vincent) ... So Cherie (Captain Blondot)... 52 fNiih (Captain Ball) 49 •j-Liamore (Captain Smith) 40 +Star of Erin (Captain Hopkins) ... 40 ♦Persian Empire (Captain Hay) ... 34 fWeeer (Captain Gerowski) 31 jtVeatiand (Captain Matters) ... 29 fKiandra (Captain Ablers) 25 fHudaon (Captain Kemp) 13 * Denotes London, t Channel for orders.