SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9934, 13 January 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-bill ia dropped every week day at 1 p.m.,New Zealand meantime, which is mnivalent to 18.80 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for the I72deg 80min east long., and llhra SOmin fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton is situated in lat. 43-37 south, long. 172*44east,- and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20m& WEATHER REPORT. &c. High Water. This Day ( p “ day) Morning, midday 5 afternoon. 015. Sun rises 4.40, seta 7.38. Moon uses 0.15 a.m., sate 8,85 p.m. TaoSBDAt, Jait- 12. U A.m. 5 ?.M. M«U 29 » 3 6 6 Thermometer ... <° Yesterday afternoon Ca P tain ar] f received the following weather forest from Captain Edwin; North-west to west and south gale, with ram, and glass riainor.”

ARRIVED. Jan. 12—Warrimoo, s.s., 4.000 tons, M’Gee, from Sydney via Melbourne and way ports. Kinsey and Co., semrars—Misses Gresson, Hamilton, Dallas, ■Plannigan, Beck and Nixon, Mesdamea Cairaorosß, Perry, Chapman and child, Idiens and child, Milaom, Sresson and Baker. Messrs Maxwell, Davidson, Milsom, De Malefc, Graham, Walker, Cairncross, Lockwood (2). Ramsay, Lloyd, Dayman, Vesey, Prior, Perry, Scott, Carter, Higgina, M’Donald,Pigg, M’Gill, Richardson, Inward and twenty-seven steerage. Jan. 12—Wakatipu, s.s., 1276 tons, Ewan, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—-Misses Wade*. Lees (2). Withers. Tait, Wbitelaw, Best, Ford, Bnerly. Athorn and Cunningham, Mesdames Laea, Withers, Brown, Pulton, Ogg, Graham, Brierly, Lewis, Bsnton and ohild. Rev Harcourt, Dr Denby, Messrs Bates, Young. Grady, Brown, Lyne, Gill, Loughtey, Naysmith, Williamson, Graham, Stavenhagen, Whitelaw, Albutaen, Byrne, Brown,. Benton, Brierly, Bum, Elliott and twenty-four steerage. , Jan. 13 Takapuna, s.s., 950 tons. Grant, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses M’Keana, Jackson, Thorpe, Johnston, Webster, Ansley. Direen, Ladbrooke, Mesdames Soudan, M’Keana, Bennett, Ritchie, and infant. Pike, Penny. Clark, Candy, Walker, Lerr, Gray and chiid, Esmonds, M’Kane and infant, Kinneney, Messrs Slater, Naylor, Wood, Spencer, Horner. M’Kenna, Paul, Bennett, Pike, M’Kenrie, Burgess, Bean, Bealham, Glasgow, Kingdon, Ladbrooke, Searla, White, Sinclair, Bradley (2). Hay, Gilmore, Bamadge, Edwards, Bird, Berry, Cahl, Ballinger, Walker, Moorshead, Gunthorp, Herbert, Lutk, Largo, Watkinson, Hatton, Scott, Clayton, Way, Kennaway, Davies, Rev Father Loterner, Revs Lyon, Rennie, Gay, Olphert, and forty steerage, Jan. 12—Her>ild,s.s.,856 tons, Jones, from Groymouth. Union Steamship jCompany, agent*.. , Jan. 12—Dingadee, s.s., 460 tons, Anderson, from Westport. Union Steamship C Xi^2—'Wakatu, s.s., 115 tons. Wills, from Beat Harbour. Kinsey and Co., agents. bailed. Jan. 12—Falcon, schooner,. 98 tons, Green, for Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. Jan. 12—Herald, s.s., 356 tons, Jones, for Greymouth. Union Steamship Com2—Watatu, sj„ 115 tons. Wills, for Boat Harbour. Kinsey and Co., agents. Jaa. 12—Warrimoo, s.s., 4000 tons, M’Gee, for northern ports and Sydney. Kinsey and Co., agents. Passengers: For Wellington—Me*damea Allan, Early, Bidder and two children, Cox and child, Shierl»w, Humphreys, Lindemann and child, Kenny and child, Miaees Edwards, Austin, Newman, West, Weaver, Dale, Early, Humphreys, Campion, Miller and Davis (2), Messrs Thomson (3), Jones, Goodger, Brown, Rogers, Ralph, James, Fancourt, Coleman, Wales, Sullivan, Lili and Richardson j for Napier—Mrs Healey; for Auckland—Mesdames Percy, Cullen, Wotboy*, Wilson and Helmore, Misses Cullen, Simmons, Bailey, Duckworth, Hodgson, Ramsay and Helmore, Messrs Percy (2), Wilson, Graham, Le Oren, Smith, Helmore and Rev Otway; for Sydney—Mesdames Ellis, Ingham and Elliott, Misses Graham and Dartnall, Messrs Jones, Candlish, Hughe* and Elliott; the round trip, Lyttelton to Lyttelton—Mesdamea Merton and Cor, Messrs Milligan, Pavitt, Sharps (2), Hawker, Wright, Lambie, Dawson, Treherne and Davis. Jan. 12—Takapuna, s.s., 930 tons. Grant, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers: For Wellington—Misses Cother, Jaggins, Clark, Friar, Main (2), Ward, Goad, Herman, Brown. Wbitelaw, Walaham. Kidson, Hounsell, Redstone, M’Gregor (2) and Brock, Mesdamea Willis, Anderson, Wild, Dailey, Haslam. Lougbnan, Ward, Perkins, Rees, Joss, Hobbs, Crow, Sanderson, Cother, Main, Jenkins, Piikington and Brown, Professor Haslam, Dr Weld, Rev M’Farlane, Messrs Piikington, Gilbert, Wbitelaw, Ferguson, Rees, Joss, Fraser, M’Gregor, Murdock, Brown, Loughnan, Tanner, Coleman, Littlejohn, Browning, Lamb, Cullen, Franois, Berry, Somerton and Mackay. Jan. 12—Wakatipu, s.s., 1276 tons, Ewan, for Wellington and Sydney. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers; For Wellington—Misses Bridge, Hughes, Steadman and Brandon, Mesdames Betts and Franois, Rev Father M’Kenna, Messrs Francis, Qilmour, Watkins, Betts, Watson, Kater, Baddeley and Master Eater; for Sydney—Misses Kater (2) and Watson, Mesdamea Deans, Kater and Alabaster, Mr Dixon. IMPORTS. Herald: From Greymouth—s6o tons C °Dingadee: From Westport—6oo tons ooal. Takapuna; From Wellington—24 sacks potatoes, 78 pkgs; from Napier—l case; from Waipiro—s pkgs; from Manukau—--6 horses. Wakatipu; From Melbourne—42o bags sugar, 147 pkgs tea, 47 oases fruit, 66 bags bark, 7 pkgs; from Dunedin— 74 casks whiskey. 9 casks oil, 50 bags eugar, 319 boxes butter, S cases fish, 45 pkgs. EXPORTS. Warrimoo; For Wellington—l 6 cases, 3 bales wool, 3 bales hair, 75 cases tea, 1 truss, 27 sacks seed, 171 Backs oats, 100 sacks wheat, 190 sacks flour, 150 sacks pollard, 34 pkgs, S mares and 5 foals; for Auckland—lo cases, 2 rollers, 100 cases tea, 2 trusses, 80 sacks oats, 460 sacks wheat, 60 sacks oats, 56 pkgs; for Sydney —5 oases bacon, 20 cases, 1000 sacks pollard, 300 sacks bran, 200 sacks oats, 5 trasses, 12 pkgs; for Melbourne—lso sacks seed. MMOT'KI) ARRIVALS.. From London—Araws. E.M.S.S., due Colony Jan. 9. Canterbury, ship, 1245 tons, M.W.D.8.. vid Fremantle and Otago Heads, sailed Sept. 1. Pleiades, ship, 997 tons, vid Bluff, sailed Oct. 18. From Hamburg—Advancement, barque, 499 tons, vid Bluff, sailed Sept. 1. From Sharpness Asterion, barque, 628 tons, at Dunedin, Doc. 7. From Now York.—Sohwanden, barque, 856 tons, H.P.R.S., vid Fremantle and Dunedin- Waimea, barque, 828 tons, Q.N.8.D., sailed Oct. 15. Willowbank, vid Dunedin, barque, 811 tons, Q.G.M.8., sailed Sept. 4. , ~ . „ . From Calcutta Highland ioreat, barque, 1040 tons, J.H.C.D. Aldergrove, barque, 1331 tons, Q.P.T.D. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. SAILING VESSELS. Days Out. Letterewe (Gifford), London ... 73 Cambrian Princess (Jones), London 30 Yerajean (Crowley), London ... 30 Brodick Bay (Boyo). London ... 9 Coldingb ,i ni© (Cardwell), Channel... h Wairoa (Fox), London 3 tblegeaph notice board. Jan*. 12 • Auckland, 11*45,

a.m., Te Anau (with Brindisi mail) from Sydney; Auckland, 1 p.m., Arawa, from London; Bluff, 6.30 p.m., Wairarapa, from , Melbourne. Departures. —Jan. 12: Wellington, 5 p.m., Rotorua, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 5,20 p.m., Maaapouri, for the Bluff, The steamer Wakatu returned to port yesterday from Boat Harbour with a load of wool, which was transhipped to the ship Star of Austria. The steamer Wakatipu arrived in port yesterday morning from Dunedin, bringing passengers and cargo transhipped from the Tarawers from Melbourne. The Wakatipu left last evening for Sydney and Wellington. The New Zealand and Australasian Steamship Company’s steamer Warrimoo arrived in port yesterday morning from Melbourne via southern ports. She is in command of Captain T. M’Gee, who a few years ago was in the Union Steamship Company’s service. She left Sydney on Dec. 31, Melbourne on Jan. 4, called at Milford and George Sounds, Bluff and Port Chalmers, and left the last-named port at 6 p.m. on Jan. 11. Fine weather was experienced along the coast. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS; Auckland, Jan. 12, Arrived—Te Anau, from Sydney, with one hundred and forty passengers; for Lyttelton—Messrs Mataon and Andrews. Arawa, from London, via Hobart, with 155 passengers. Passengers for Lyttelton Miss Stuart, Captain Wills, Messrs M’Lavorty, Beatty, Gould, wife, nurse and child, Lane and wife, Laurie, Holt, Pox, Abel, Burtness, wife and eight children, Irvine, Innes, Mundey, Rose and wife, Stockbridge, Waite, Miss Ilolcroft, Mrs Carruthera and Mrs Meredith. Wellington, Jan. 12. Arrived, 7.30 p.m, Hauroto, from Sydney; passengers for Wellington-twenty-two saloon and thirty-five steerage; for Lyttelton—Misses Anson (2), Mesdames Wigrain. Withers and two children, Messrs Henderson and Wigram and twenty-four steerage; for Duuedin—Mrs Lovore, Messrs Aolaud, Penny, Jerome, Jacobs and four steerage. Sailed—Rotorua, for the south ; passengers—Misses Buller, Hasman, Green, Menzies (2), Alderaley, Begg, Percy, M’Millan, Reeves and Penny, Mesdamea Petherbridge, James, Luke, Poster and Crawford, Captain Kelly, Messrs Smith, Donaldson, Chamberlain, M'Elrea, Chin, Hughes, Chilton, Aldridge, Small, Dunne, Munro, Trent, Ritchie, Foster, Grigg (2), Palmer and Luke. Bluff, Jan. 12. Arrived—Wairarapa, from Melbourne vi& Hobart, at 6 p.m. She left Melbourne at 3 p.m. on Jan. 7, arrived at Hobart at 3 a.m. on Jan. 9, and sailed at 4.30 p.m. the same day. The Solanders were abeam on Jan. 12 at 12.30 p.m., arriving as above. Passen'gers : For Bluff—Mesdamea Gazzard, Lilly, Jones and Hawker, Misses Deans, Wyatt, Wilson (2), O’Eorko and M’Farlane, Messrs Gazzard, M’Leod, Aitken, Bradshaw, Fay-, Bixton, O’Korke, King, Mason, Schofield, Manly, O’Rorke, Lilly, Field, Tinline, Murray and Hawker, Drs Grigor, M’Kee and Walsh; for Dunedin—Mesclames Childers and sod, Baird, Harris, Jack and two children. Hardy, Pettifer, Wiseman, Blouetand daughter, Burroughs, Webster, St George and child, Misses Johnston (2), Blackburn, Miller, Burroughs, Sir Kenneth Gumming, Rev Dowling, Messrs M’Callum, M’Queen, Brodribb, Burge, Rochstia, Hardy, Peters, Henabal, Holden, Baird, • Bell, Hunt, Lewis, Allen, Pettifer, Miller, Barclay, Burroughs, Lawrence (2), St George, Wilther and Whitehead; for Lyttelton— Mesdames Plunket, Caldwell and child, Meikle, Beatty and child, Echlin and Ross, Misses Hill and M’Roberts (2), Messrs Barnett, Rosa, Willcox, Young, Reid, Mein, Meikle, Ballantyne, Deakin and Atkinson; for Wellington—Mesdamea O’Kane, Peters and child, Gray and two children, Bathune and two children, Misses Lawes, Roberts aud Black, Messrs Henry, Wearing, Peters, Heley, Ditrick, Denniston, Twohill, Denin, Crihtree, Gray, Mast and Mitchelson; for Napier—Mrs Mitchell and Mr Hardy; for Auckland—Mesdames Scott and child, M’Ooll and two children, Thompson and ohild. Misses Goodman and Birchall, Messrs Bostook, Latham (2), Thompson and Galbraith; for Sydney—Messrs King, Ferguson, Pickering and Langmin; ninetyone steerage fox all parts. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Stdnet, Jan. 12. Arrived—Talune. Sailed—Taieri, for Banjoewangi. Melbourne, Jan. 12. Arrived, yesterday—Mararoa.