SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 9776, 13 July 1892, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-ball is dropped every week d»7 at 1 p.m., New Zealand mean time, which !■ equivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated tor the 172 deg SOmin east long., and llhra 30min fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton is situated in lat. 43‘37 south, long. I72*44east, and the difference of tune between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20sec. WEATHER REPORT, &c. v High Water, This Day (Wednesday) : Moraine, 6.42; afternoon, 7.6. Sun vine 7.33 a.m., sets 4.39 p.m. Moon rises 8.4 p.m., sets 9.54 a.m. . Tuesday, Judy 13. 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Barometer... 29 '® 9 Ibennometer ... 53 50 abbiyed. Julv 12— Great of the Wave, schooner, 68 tons, Cameron, from the-Bluff. J. B. Kestrel, ketch, 46 tons, Taylor, from Kaiapoi. Ehind and Wag8t July g l2— Abiel Abbott, Tooker, barquen 1 tine, 660 tons, from New York, via Port Chalmers. Ohrystall and Co., agents. j sailed. < July 12—Falcon, schooner, 92 tons. Green, for Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. | July 12— Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, for Akaroa, via the Bays. Cuff and Graham, agents. July 12— Wakatu, 5.8., 110 tons, Wills, for Kaikouta and Wellington. Kinsey and Co., agents. _ July 13— Kahn, b.s. 99 tons, Eomeril, for Wellington and Napier. Kinsey and Co., agents. July 12—Maori, fl.s., 3322 tons, Moffat, for Teneriffe and London. Dalgety and Co., agents, i July 12—Duke of Buckingham, s.s., 3128 tons, Qroombridge, for Newcastle, j New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. * IMPOBTB. j Jane Douglas■ From Kaikoura—2 pkga | fish, 14 pkgs. Kestrel: Prom Kaiapoi—64o sacks beans. Crest of the Wave; From Bluff—--37.000ft timber. Ablel Abbott: Prom New York —2O cases nails, 20 bdls axes, 14 pkgs axes, 9 j cases handles, 4 cases mowers, 310 pkgs | moweb's, 10 barrels oil, 150 wheels, 80 poles, 80 platforms, 425 pkgs. • EsrosTs. Jane Douglas: For Akaroa —2 cases whitkey, 10 bags flour, 6 sacks potatoes, 3 sacks bate, 3 casks wine, 38 pkgs. Maori ; For London, from Waitara—--1516 Carcases mutton, 1165 quarters beef, 51 casks pork, 54 Sacks tongues and tails; from Picton—2s22 carcases mutton, 34Tegs mtilton, 1 haunch mutton; from Auckland—479 pieces kauri timber, 484 cases gum, 25 sacks gum, 23 casks tallow, 21 cases honey, 6 pkgs; from Lyttelton--39 boxes kidneys, 1281 sacks produce,! box game, 1665 carcases lainb, 22,864 carcases mutton,; from Timatu—293 carcases mutton. Duke of Buckingham: For London, from Lyttelton—Blo6 sacks wheat. EXPECTED AKKIVAXib. From London—Kaikoura, E.M.S.S., due Auckland, July 11. Doric, E.M.S.S., due Colony July 25. From New York—Mary E. Russell, barque, 548 tons, J.Q.G.T., sailed March ' 1, via Dunedin. From Newcastle—Grex, barque, 517 tons, Anderson, due. From Sydney—Grecian Bead, schooner, 216 tons, Stirling. Vessels homeward bound, BAILING VESSELS. Days Out. JPeruvian (Captain Hansen) ...117 •Duriadeer (Captain Tozer) ... 95 *Brynhiida (Captain H‘Kenzie) ... 90 JDee (Captain Pope) 66 •"Chaoma (Captain Jones) 86 JKilmory (Captain Wallace) ... 78 JCockermouth (Captain Remington) 76 *Gez van Haaften (Captain Korat) 68 •"Madagascar (Captain Davidson) ... 63 (Captain Hannah) ... 60 •flesperidea (Captain Wawn) ... 58 Portia (Captain Griffiths) 57 j Coimbatore (Captain Jones) 54 j •"Elginshire (Capt. Greig) 53 •Pleiades (Capt. Morton) 51 Howden (Captain Evans) 48 Okeia (Captain Fraulsen) 43 JJ. 0. Julius (Captain Christensen) 35 f August Burchard (Captain Pieman) S2 JPaquita (Captain Moller) 29 +Everest (Captain Hibbert) 27 •Wellington (Captain Cowan) ... 33 +Nori-Wester (Captain Youlden) ... 15 JClara (Captain Neilson) ... ... 15 •London. J Falmouth, f Liverpool.

The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s ship Nelson has been purchased by Mr John Park, of London, and Captain .Kelly, who is well known in Lyttelton as the master of the barque Wave Queen, has been promoted to take command of her. Captain Bannatyne, of the Nelson, who is also well known here, has received command of a new four-masted ship, sailing out of Greenock. The cargo steamer Duke of Buckingham left Port yesterday afternoon for Newcastle. She completes her loading at Australian ports for London, and has taken on board, at this port, some 3000 sacks of grain for the Home market. The American barquentine, Abiel Abbott, arrived ,in Port yesterday morning from Port .Chalmers, with part original cargo of merchandise from New York. She made a good run of sixteen hours from the southern port, having been favoured by a fresh southerly wind throughout the passage. The Abiel Abbott, which is not a stranger to this port, having been here some few years ago, is commanded by Captain Toolcer, who has made several voyages to New Zealand in charge of the barque Mary E. Greenwood. The cargo steamer Maori, of the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s fleet, proceeded to sea yesterday afternoon for Lonvii Tenenffe. She does not call at Bio db Janeiro this voyage, and has taken sufficient coal to carry her through to Teneriffe. A quantity of this, in bags, was stowed upon the decks, and before the vessel was allowed to proceed to sea the authorities compelled the removal of some £0 or 60 tons to below hatches. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAED. Abbivals.— July 12: Bluff, 10.30 a.nu, Tarawera, from Hobart (with English mails); Wellington, 8.10 a.m., Omapere, from Lyttelton; Timaru, 3.13 p.m., Brunner, from Lyttelton. Depart muss.—July 12: Bluff, 4,£0 p.m,, Tarawera, for Port Chalmers (with English mail); Wellington, 3.10 p.m., Te Anau, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 4 p.m.. Takapuna, for Lyttelton; Wellington (to sail 8 p.m.), Wakatipu, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. WELLINGTON, July 13. Sailed —Te Anau, for Melbourne, via the south and Hobart; passengers— Mesdamea Blanchard, Gariick, .Baillie, Brown, Tweed, children and nurse, Hon W. D. Stewart, Dr Tweed, Messrs Stead, Priidhoe, Woods. Kelly, Kobertaoo, Ekao, Hape Hoani, Stockfield, Hail, Campbell (11),. Orchard, Hume, Blake, Blanchard, Baillie, Oatway, Donaldson, Dr Belcher, Mason, Crisp, Smith, Clark, Lee, Smith, Grant, Campbell, Rowe, Ward, Brittau and Master Kolly. Dunedin, July 12.

Sailed—Takapuna, for northern porta ; passengers—Misses E. and M. Blandford and James (3), Mesdamea Sale and Milncs, Messrs Blandford, James, Sale, K. Andor60a, Thorpe, Duff, Greevy, M’Kenaie, Kitchener and Durien, Master F. Blandford, Rev Mr Thorpe and fifteen steerage. Bluff, July 13.

Arrived, at 11 a.m.—Tarawera, from Melbourne. She loft Williamstown at 5 p.m, on July f>, arrived at Hobart a*. 8,.10 a.m. on July 8; left there at 11 p.m. the same day, arriving as above. She exporienced a Strong gale between Melbourne and Hobart, and thence strong south-easterly

winds, accompanied .by high seas, till her arrival at the Bluff. Passengers for Bluff —Mesdames Fowler, Ball and Shiels, Messrs Patterson, Fowler, Mein, Bell, Brown and Shiels; for Dunedin—Mesdames Newman, Brown and Hickson, Misses Newman and Turnbull, Messrs Hallenstein, Downes, Cressweller, Bulger, Kirkpatrick, Meredith and Smith ; for Lyttelton—Mesdames Kayo, Dunsford, Tompkins and Marshall, Misses Osborn and Tompkins, Messrs Kaye, Dunsford, Benchley, Bealey, MTlraith, Marshall and Toult and Master Dunsford; for Wellington—Mesdames Wilson, M’Cullock, Hatton and Moyle, Misses M'Creedie, Barr, Hatton and Buckland and Mr Buckland; for Auckland—Mr and Mrs Moyle; and ninety-five steerage for all ports. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Sydney, Juiy 12. Arrived—W airaraps.