SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9926, 4 January 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-ball ia dropped every week day •t 1 p.m., New Zealand mean time, which B equivalent to-13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for the I72deg SOmin. east long., and llhcs 30xain fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton ia situated in lat. 43’37 south, long. 172-44 east, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20scc. WEATHER REPORT. &c. High Water. Thia Day (Wednesday) : Morning, 5.25 ; afternoon, 5.54. Tussdat, Jan. 3. 9 a.m. 5 F.W. Barometer 30-05 3007 ! Thermometer ... 70 b SAILEDJan. 3 —Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Williams, for Haveloob. T. H. Ker, &g Jhn. 3—Jane Douglas. s.a., 76 tons, Whitby, for Akatoa vid the bays. Dun and-Graham, agents. Jan. 3—Talune, sjb., 2000 fcons.Uhat field, for northern ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers ; for Wellington Misses Gibson. Stoddarb, Hastie, Franklin, Glen, Baldwin and Littlfj (2). Mesdamea Lewis and two cMdren. Cook and two children, Maloney, Lynch and Franklin. Messrs bhea. Wright, Buxton, Pollard, Meikle. Lee, Jacqume, Stock, Cphon, Lewis, Ellison, Wright, Malcolm, Buxton, Muir, Skelton; tor Napier—Mias Gouch, Messrs Eiaoh and Martin ; for Auckland—Sev HilL Jan. 3 —'Botorua, s.s., s(b toss, Cameron, for Wellington. Union Steamshin Company, agents. Passengers MiSaes Sfcoddart, Bird, Gibson, laylfr, Saunders, Henderson, Loader and Kenny, Mesdames Erith, M’Farlane, Franklyn, Ford,, Clark, Chilley, Noble, Green ana three children. Bishop Julius and party, Messrs M’Laren, Martin. Green, Yorke, M’Donald, Lee, Hobbs, Knott, M’Perron, Eickett, Wright, Taylor. Eingwood, May, Miller, Kingston, Stewart, Ritchie ana Noble. „ Jan. 3—Omapere, b.b., 3o6 tons, Phillips, foy Akaroa, Timaru and Dunedin. Union Steamship. Company, agents. Jan. 3—Brunner, a.s., 450 tons. Waller, for Wellington and Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jan. 3—-Wakatu, s.s. t 115 tons. Wills, for Boat Harbour. Kinsey and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Talune : From Melbourne—l 27 cases tea, 25 cheats tea, 10 cases whiskey. 50 caae&oll, 5 cases fish, 76 pkgs fruit, 40 bags rice, 6a cases beer, 50 cases vestas, 200 pkgs and. cages sundries; from Hobart—--5000 palings ; from Bluff—l 9 sacks hides, 4 pkgs. Omapere : From Wellington (ex Tongatiro) 38 pkgs ; from Wellington—lo pkgs; from.Westport—2o0tons coal. Brunner: From Dunedin —37 cases whiskey, 9 cases beer, 20 sacks tapioca, 10 bales, twine, 10 cases mustard, 16 cases iron, 106 bars iron. 127 pkgs; from Akaroa —346 oases cheese j from Timaru—l4 bags hides. Takapuna: From Auckland—S cases fruit,? Cases tea. Wakatu : From Wellington—ll 7 pkgs ; from Kaikouxa —221 bales wool, 5 pkgs. exports. Brunner : For Westport—7 cases bacon, 70. bag,a flour, 12 sacks wheat, 3 sacks bran,, 6 pkgs; for Wellington—4 cases bacon, 13. pkgs. Wakafcipu : For Dunedin—6s hbds, 122 boxes soap, 120 bags and sacks flour, 24 pieces steel, 16. bars steel, 4 kegs lard, 10 cases tongues. 45 pkgs. Penguin : For Pioton—3 saws. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London—Atawa, 8.M.5.5., due Colony Jan. 9. Canterbury, ship, 1215 tons, M.W.D.8., via Fremantle and Otapo Heads, sailed Sept. 1. Pleiades, ship, 997 tona, Ti& Bluff, sailed Oct. 18. From Hamburg—Advancement, barque, 499 tons, vi 4 Bluff, sailed Sept. 1. 1 From Sharpness Asterion, barque, 528 tons, at Dunedin, Dec. 7. From New York.—Schwanden, barque, 856 tons, H.F.E.S., vid Fremantle and Dunedin. Waimea, barque, 828 'tons, Q.N.E.D., sailed Oct. 15. WiUowbank, via Dunedin, barque, 811 tons, Q.G.M.8., sailed Sept. 4. From Calcutta Highland Forest, barque, 1040 tons, J.H.G.D. Aldergrove, barque, 1331 tons, Q.F.T.D. VESSELS HOMEWAED BOUND. BAILING) VESSELS. Days Out. City of Glasgow (Tannook),London 103 Lettorewe (Gifford), London ... 64 Cambrian Princess (Jones), London 21 Verajean (Crowley), London ... 21 Advice was received in Port yesterday of the death of Captain Kelly, commander of the ship Nelson. Captain Kelly was well and favourably known at Lyttelton as master for many years of the barque Wave Queen, and his numerous friends will hear with regret of his untimely end. TBLEGEAPH NOTICE BOAED. Arrival.— Jan. 3 : Wellington, 10 a.m., Takapuna, from Lyttelton. Departures. —Jan. 3: Wellington, 4.15 p.m.,Takapnna,for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 5.30 p.m., Wakatipu, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEQEAMS. Wellington, Jan. 3, The Tainui arrived at Kio on Sunday with her cargo of frozen meat in good condition. Arrived—Duke of Devonshire, from Auckland. Wainui, from Nelson and -Picton. Pukaki, from Westport. John Bell, schooner, from Lyttelton. Sailed —Hinemoa, for the south. Orowaiti, for Greymouth. Mawhera, for Nelson and West Coast. Waihora, for the eouth; passengers Misses Williams, M'Beth, Merson, Rutherford and Donoghue, Mesdames Poole and two children. Smith, Hadfleld, Steel and two children. Shepherd add Dr Haddon, Messrs Smith, Leslie, Phillips, Jackman, Perstowe, Eevell, Blaine, Eeid, Elliot, Minto, Styche, M'Lean. Steele, Newton, Richardson, Leslie, Lewis, Glover, Blaokatone, Ogilvie and Shepherd, Masters Woods (2) and Daniel. The ship Turakina is lying in Worser Bay waiting a favourable wind to sail for Timaru. Ddnedin, Jan. 3. Sailed—Wakatipu, for the north. Passengers—Mesdames Johnston and family . (3), Tatteraall and Caldwell, Misses Low (2), Kelly (4) and Alexander (2), Com- ) rounder Black, Messrs Tattersali, Howell, Maokay, Caldwell, Austin, Kelly (2), j l Irving, Siovwright (2), Dodds and Harold ; i [five steerage. | Bluff, Jan. 3. Arrived—Eotomahana, from Melbourne, Fit 4.30 p.m. She left Melbourne at 3.30 A.m. on Doc. 30, Williamatown at 5.30 lu. ; cleared Port Phillip Heads at 7.35 HUv. ; had Swan Island abeam at 2.30 ■u. on Dec. 31 ; was abreast of Puyaegur at 10.30 a.m. to-day, arriving as She experienced a strong east gale heavy head seas throughout. Pas- : for the Bluff—Miss O’Hara, Parker and Heat, Messrs Parker, WKi, Carter, Bundle, Newman, Webb. ■Williamson, Ellis and three children; Vor Dunedin Misses Doig and Allen, ■Mesdames Kemp, Donkin, three children *ad nurse, Parker, Mills, Tolhurst, child and nurse, Henderson and Frances, Messrs Symonda, Jeffreys, Williamson, Kemp, Donkin, Albert, Stavenhagen, Byrne, McNeil and Parker, Masters Lethbridge and Watkins ; for Lyttelton—Miss Pascoe, Messrs Roebuck, Jones, Allander, Harrison i Condon; for Wellington Missea Allison, Dunt and Kuight, Vaughan and Grooms, Messrs Balfour, Cox, Osborne, BainUre, Allison, Whitesides fifty steerage for all ports. 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