SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 9726, 16 May 1892, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-ball is dropped every week day at 1 p.m., New Zealand mean time, which is equivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for the I72deg SOmin east long., and Uhrs aOmin fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton is situated in lat. 43*37 south, long. 172*44 east, and the difference of time Between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20sec. WEATHER REPORT, &c. High Water. This Day Morning, 7.14 ; afternoon, 7.41. Sun nse 7.11 a.m., sets 4.41 p.m. Moon rises 7.38 p.m., sets 11.8 a.m. Sundat, Mat 15. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Barometer 30 ’?| 30 g2 Thermometer ••• 05

arrived. j. C. Julius, barque, 1076 tons, Christian, from Melbourne. Priedlander Bi May 8 15—fekoa, s.s., 3100 tons, Stuarts from London, vM Dunedin. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. May 15—Wainui, s.s., 640 tons, Lambert, from Dunedin, via Timatu and Akwoa. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Miss Wilkin, Messrs Bremner and Masefield. . , May 15 Omapere, Mm ,601 tons, Phillips, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. . May 13—Crest of -the Wave, schooner, 58 tons, Cameron, from Stewart Island. Kaye and. Carter, agents. SAILS&* May 14—Wakatu, s.s,, 115 tons. Wills, for Kaikoura and Wellington. Kinsey and Co., agents. May 13—Peeblesshire, barque, 866 tons, Hannah, for the Channel for orders. Fnedlander Bros., agents. May 15—Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, for Kaikoura. Cuff and Graham, Bg May 15—Aorangi, E.M.S.S., 4153 tons, Sutcliffe, for Bio de Janeiro and London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Passengers —Mr W.Gardiner, Mr E. Scott, Mrs Dillon, Misses Dillon (4), Master Dillon, Mina Yernon, Miss M. Wigram, Mr P. Howard, Mr H. J. A. Eyre, Misses Eyton (2), Mrs Rhodes, Misses Rhodes (2), Mr and Mrs E. Heaton Rhodes, Mr A. Sheild, Esv Edwin Watts, Mrs Rochester, Mrs Fanny Barker, Miss Fanny Bridge, Misses Smith (2). Mr J. H. Lowe, Mrs and Miss Lowe, Miss F. Boyd, Captain John Dereton, Mrs E. Dereton, Mrs and Masters (2) Pullan, Mr A. J. Hunter, Mr John MvCandlish, Mr J. S. Reed, Mrs Jane Murgatroyd, Miss Murgatrovd, Mr Thomas Oliver, Miss Sarah* Good, Mrs J. Bethell, Mi aa E. M. Gray, Mr W; Kitson, Mr G. M. Spence, Mr W. Cameron, Mrs J. Cameron, Rev J. Chisholm, Misses Bennett and Shephard, Mr R. M'Gibbon, Mr T. Beach, Mr Peter Coira, Mr W. Aokroyd, Miss Fritwell, Miss and Mrs Farrer and child. Miss E. Jcllie, Eev and Mrs Claxton and child. Master Clsxton, Mr Edwin Bundle, Mr S. Lever, Mr A. Hills, Miss Alice Coombs, Miss Glassford, Mrs Louie Cables, Mr G. Shave. Mr E. B. Sparr, Mrs Agnes Parkinson, Misses Parkinson (2), Master Parkinson, Mr and Mrs John Fairhurst, Misses Fairhurst (3), Masters Fairhurst (2), Mr W. Elcock, Mrs Hannah Blcock, Mrs Margaret Mercer, Mr S. Drinkwater, Mr W. Mills, Mr F. Mundell, Mr and Mrs M. O’Donnell, Mr B. Hesthman, Mr T. Cox. Mr Henry Cowley, Mr S. Clements, Mr H. C. King, Mr W. Dale, Mr F. Hammond, Mr H. J- Dare, Miss J. Nethercoat, Mr J. W. Stone, Mr A. Bustin, Mrs M. Bustin, Mr D. Kirkland. Mr J. Horham, Mr H. King, Mr B. F. Sawlez, Mr W. White, Mrs Elizabeth White, Mr W. H. White and Mr Lewis Morgan.

IMPOSTS. Crest of the Wave: From Stewart Island —37,000 ft timber. EXFOETS. Hauroto: For Sydney—3B7 sacks onions, 13 sacks seed, 275 sacks malt, 38 sacks peas, 300 sacks bran, 4111 sacks potatoes, 23 cases bacon, 130 sacks oats, 240 sacks wheat, 40 sacks barley, 7 pkga woolpreseee, 315 sacks flour, 100 sacks carrots, 100 sacks turnips, 1 case cheese, 1 crate trees, 10 sacks tares, 25 pkgs butter, 160 sacks sharps, 51 pkgs; lor Newcastle—--100 sacks malt, 5 cases; for Rockhampton —9 cases cheese. EXPECTED AEEIVAL6. From London—Eimutaka, E.M.S.S., due May 16. lonic, E.M.S.S., due Colony May 30. Maori, duo Auckland May 11. Duke of Buckingham, due Colony June 9. From New York— Crescent, barque, 583 tons, sailed Jan. 16, 103 days out, Mary E. Bussell, barque, 548 tons, J.Q.G.T., sailed March 1, via Dunedin. From Santos—James Livesay, ship, 984 tons, N.C.M.D., sailed Jan. 13,125 days out (at Otago Heads). Prom Mauritius—Thurso, barque, 490 tons, N.T. From Newcastle—Jasper, barquentme sailed April 30, 16 days out. From Melbourne—Clara, barque, 1020 tons. Captain Nielson. From Adelaide—Mima, barque, 789 tons, N.F.U.W., sailed May 11, 5 days out. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. BAILING VESSELS. Days Out. Jlone (Captain Boorman) 140 *Wave Queen (Captain Kelly) ... 114 *Ecclefeohan (Captain Dow) ... 105 *Star of France (Captain Wilson)... 81 ♦Carnarvon Castle (Capt. Gruzelier) 80 JPernvian (Captain Hansen) ... 59 JSamoa (Captain Korff) 46 *Durisdeer (Captain Tozer) ... 38 *Brynhilda (Captain M'Senzie) •... 32 JDee (Captain Pope) 28 *Chacma (Captain Jones) 28 JKilmory (Captain Wallace) ... 20 JGockermouth (Captain Remington) 18 *Gcz van Baaften (Captain Korst) 10 (Captain Davidson) ... 7 JPeeblesshire (Captain Hannah) ... 1 * London. J Falmouth.

The s.s. Wainui arrived from Dunedin at 1 p.m. yesterday. She left Dunedin at 4 p.m. on May 13, and called at Timaru and Akaroa. She experienced strong southwest winds, accompanied by heavy sea, up the coast., The s.s. Omapere arrived from Westport at 1 a.m. yesterday with a cargo of coal. She left Westport at 1 p.m on Thursday and had fine weather to Cape Campbell, which she rounded at 1 p.m. on Friday. From thence to Lyttelton she experienced a heavy southerly gale, and was thirty-six hours in reaching port. The New Zealand Shipping Company's direct liner Acrangi went out into the stream at 4 p.m., on Saturday, and remained there till late last night pending the arrival of the Eotorua from Wellington with a number of homeward passengers. News, however, coming to hand that the Eotorua had put back to Wellington, on account of the heavy sea, the Aorangi left on the journey Home. The barque Peebleshira put to sea again yesterday morning. Captain Morgan, her late commander, was left behind for medical treatment. v Tha late chief officer. Captain Hannah, has been promoted to the command of the vessel, while Mr P. C. Hart, late of the ill-fated s.s. Elginshire, shipped as chief officer. Owing to the boisterous state of the weather during Friday and Saturday, the Canterbury Stevedoring Association was unable to complete the loading of the ships Hespericses, Portia and Coimbatore. All three vessels only require a very little cargo to fill them up, and if the weather is favourable to-day they will all be finished off.

The barque J. C. Julius arrived at the Heads on Saturday morning from Melbourne, ’.7ith sufficient coal to ballast her. Owing to the strong southerly gale the tug did not attempt to bring her into the harbour. The vessel is in command of Captain Christian, who reports leaving Melbourne on May G. and sighted the Snares on Tuesday last, meeting with strong southerly winds along the coast. She comes chartered to Messrs Friedlander Bros, for whom she loads for Home.