SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9943, 24 January 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON, The time-ball ic dropped every week day at 1 p.m., Haw Zeeland mean time, which ie equivalent to 18.80 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being’ calculated for the 172 deg SOuin Mat long., and libra SOmin faat Of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton ie situated in lab. 43*37 eontb, long. 172*44ea«t, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Ohriatohurch is 20seo. WEATHER REPORT. &c. Thie Lay (Tueadayl«—Sun riaee 4.64. •ete 7.31. Iloon rue* 11.18 a.m., seta 10.60 P«]Q, Momdat, Jan. 28. ;l a.«, 6 F.M. Barometer 80*10 80*11 Thermometer ... 79 8° A»BIV*D. Jan. 22—Brunner, u.s., 333 tons. Waller, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passcngert— Messrs Ritchie, Eeld, Croaker, Went. Williams, Gilton, and eight steerage. , Jan. 28-Tekoa, e.s., 8100 tons, Stuart, from Wellington. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents, Jan. 23—Jane Donglae, s.s., /6 tons, Whitby, from Kaikoara. Cuff and Graham, agents. eAiLiD. , . Jan. 23—Tekapo.aj., 1644 tons, Phillips, for Wellington and Eaat Coast ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers: For Wellington—Misses Hill, Betts, Hobbs and Tripe, Meedamea Thompson and child, Gibson, Spencer, Morgan, Wright (2), Field, Betta, Firth and Knowles and child, Eav Dowling, Messrs Gibson, Goodwin, Tripe, Smythe, Weldon, Baker, Bumble, Balaton, Mikora and Thompson; for Napier—Mrs Olliver, Messrs Dobson, Stookton, Henderson and Flench; for Gisborne—Miss P.ilethorpe, Messrs Shand and Mannj for Auckland —Mr Lawson and Master Hester; for Sydney—Misses Williams (2). Mrs Tate and chpd and Mr Khg. Jan. 28 —Eawatiri, a.s.. 286 tons, Apstein, for Greymonth. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jan. 23—Ohau, s.s.. 410 tons. M'Donald. for Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. _ „ , Jan 23—Orowaiti, ss., 286 tons, Speeding, for Greymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jan. 23—Brunner, s.s., 333 tons. Waller, for Bnnadin viA Akaro.*, Tlmaru and Oamatu. Union Steamship Company, agents. iKPOnra. Jana Douglas: From Akaroa—4 bales wool. Brunner: From Wellington—s 39 sheep, 46 lengths pipe, 90 boxes candles, 43 pkgs; from Manukau—3 pkgs; from Taranaki—--5 pkgs. Tekapo: From Dunedin—loo cases fruit, 113 cases oil, 21 bales wool, 54 pkgs. KXPOHTB, Jane Douglas: For Kaikoura —135 sacks flotir, 20 bdls twine, 2 a-.tks oatmeal, 4 machines, 20 bags salt, 7 bhds ale, 15 bars iron, 23 pkgs. Rotomahana: For Dunedin—l pkg; for Bluff—4 casks; for Melbourne—s bags rice; for Adelaide—2s oases tongues; for Fremantle—s kegs butter. Rotorua: For Wellington—4 oases bacon, 240 rams, 48 sacks wheat, 7 block stones, 84 pkgs; for Wanganui—s octaves brandy, 20 sacks oats, 9 bales hay, 15 pkgs; for Nelson—3o sacks wheat, 12 cheeses, 17 pkgs; for Foxton—l ohaffeutter, 12 pkgs; for Blenheim—4pkgs *, for Patea—2 pkgs; for Greymouth—3 cases; for Hokitika- 1 case. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s cargo steamer Tekoa returned to port yesterday from Wellington. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. DEPABTtTBis.—Jan. 23; Wellington (to sail 10.30 p.m.), Talune, for Lytteltou; Bluff, Cynosure, tor London; Oamatu (to sail 7 p.m.), Nairnshire, for Timaru; Port Chalmers, 4.43 p.m., Miowera, for Bluff; Port Chalmers, 6.30 p.m., Penguin, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 8.15 p.m., Rotomahana, for Bluff; Timaru, 5.30 p.m., Omapere, for Lyttelton and Akaroa. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Jan. 23. Arrived—Southern Ciots, from Wellington. Vision, brig, from Newcastle. The schooner Eileen Bonn an, from Adelaide, has arrived with a cargo of salt. She reports severe gales, and that great quantities of water came over the vessel, washing the movables from deck and shifting the boats. Onehukga, Jan. 23. Sailed—Takapuna, for the south; passengers—Mr and Mrs Hayes, Mrs Somerville and two children, Rev and Mrs H. C. Coote, Mesdames D. Kelly. Young, Soworley, H. W. Williams, Lowes and Glen, Misses Kate Brook, Davis, Courtney; Glen, Baines (3) and Mack, Messrs Holmes, Glen, Henderson, Tomlin, Mack, W. Hutchison, Price, Power, M’Clow, A. D. Somerville, Master Cecil Leys and eleven steerage.

Wellington, Jan. 23. Sailed, at 11 p.m.—Talune, for the South ; passengers Misses White, Heckley, Gillies, M'CaUum, Williams, Dent, Allen, Dunning, Atherton (2) and Maioribanks, Mesdames Simpson, Heckley, M’Callum, Moffatb and child, Prebbie, Wooledge and two children, Moreland and ‘ Edwin and two children, Eev Baker, Messrs Baker, Grieve, Ellison, Anderson, Black, Frith, Begg, Haybittle, and twenty steerage, r* Dunedin, Jan. 23. Arrived—Hinsmoa, with the dredge Progress in tow. Sailed—Rotomahana and Mioweta, for Melbourne. Penguin, for the north; passengera—Mesdames Berohatn, King, Kirkpatrick and M’Gavin, Misses Taylor, Isaacs, M’Gavin, Shepherd and- Gow, Messrs Naphtali, Laing, Blair. W. G. John, Skeogh, May, King, M’lnnes, Syuaee, Bercham, M’Gavin and six steerage. Bluff, Jan. 23. Sailed—Cynosure, barque, Falconer, for London, with a cargo of 1583 sacks wheat. 320 sacks oats, 242 cases meats and 3234 bales wool and skins. AXJSTBALIAITsHfPPING. Mblboubne, Jan. 22, Sailed, Saturday—Manapouri. for the Bluff. Albany, Jan. 23. Arrived —Cnzco, from «mouth. Passengera for New Zealand—Messrs Byug, Woodhouae and Williams. Sydney, Jr.n. 23. The Monowai sailed for Auckland to-da y and the Hawke's Bay for the same port oa Saturday.