SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9985, 14 March 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON - . I .■■■ TNe'time-bait is dropped every w«oh day at l p.mi, New Zealand mean time, which la mtlivatentto 13.30 Greenwich mean time ef the previous day, being- calculated for the WMee SOtain east Jong., and liar* MMfeitt faat of Green wich mean tune. Lyttelton ie oituated ta J»t. 43’37 sontn. ]ot(b>. 172*44e«et, and the difference of ttma between Lyttelton and Ohriatcnuro i SOaen. WEATHER REPORT. &<?. Hiffh Water. This Day. ‘T Morning. 0.86; afternoon, 1.3. ' : ’" nllS ® s, Aflfc, Jets, 6.21. Mooa rises 0.37 a.in., eeta*.4*p.m. STokdat. Maech 13.

Testarday afternoon Captain Clark reMi ve d the following weather forecast SrVlLitt Edwin" Indications glass Sift Andg north lo «M« sonth-esat winds.* ABfeIVBD. ' M««dh 13—Oinapere, 0.8., 352 tons, Bobertaon. from Westport and Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. SAttBD. . March 13 Omapere, s.b.. 302 tons, Bobertaon, for Akaroa, limaru and Dhiedfn. tfaipa Steamship Company, **Maroh 13 Pukaki, s.s., 997 tons. Fleming, for Gisborne, Auckland ana Sydney? Union steamship Company, agents. exports. Akaroa: For London, from Gisborne—--4911 bales wool} from Lyttelton—6o sacks eats, 4922 sacks wheat. Herald : For Dunedin—l 4 pkgs. Cheaper*i For Akaroa—2o sacks oats, 20 ■aalM pollard; for Timaxu —38 bars iton; tot twbidin—lß cases tea, 25 sacks malt, 87 Biaka onions, S 6 sacks pesS, 90 bags flottT, 9 bag* skins, 27 pkgs. Janet Nicoll; For Greymouth—62 sacks pointer, 10 seeks seed, 2 kegs nails, 5 om#s fruit, 6 cases baoon, 415 sftc&fS ohaffj y piles, 9 bicycles, 70 pkgs; for Hokitika —lO boxes Haile, 18 oases tea, 8 cases haeoa, 260 bags and sacks float, 80 sacks yuan, 29 Sacks pollard, 222 sacks chaff, 4

*£watt«: for'Nftpier—l3 sacks malt. 5 oust wine, 25 cases tea, 8 casks soap, 67 M«d, S7O sacks and bags flour, 23 racks Wheat, 6 ploughs, 67 pigs. Rotorua: For Wellington—3 cases coffee, 4 pkgs ranges, 44 sacks flour, 60 sacks teed, 4S sacks oats, 117 sacks chaff, 20 potatoes, 6 Sack* oysters, 23 sacks b*d«y, 68 pkgs; for Wanganui—32 casks dip, 80 Sacks oats, 10 sacks seed, 1 case; for Napier—s cases ; for New Plymouth—--4 hhdi ale 5 for Blenheim-16 cases tea, 10 pkgs 1 for Tologa Bay—ls sacks seed, 1 pkg; for Patea—l pkg; for Hokitika—2 cases bacon; for Pioton—s3 sheep, 1 horse ; for Nelson—lo cases nails. 3 pkgs ranges, 20 sacks seed, 6 cases tea, 7 pkgs.

The weather in Lyttelton yesterday was of a decidedly wintry description. A bitter southerly wind, accompanied with cutting rain and sleet, was blowing throughout the day. The boisterous weather greatly retarded the loading of perishable cargoes. The Steamer Jane Douglas, which armed in Port on Sunday night from Kaikouia, had a rather rough experience with tha fietoe southerly gale which has prevailed along thi coast during the past two or three days. On the passage to Kaihnnra she Was compelled to seek shelter in tha Amuri, and it was 10 a.m. on Saturday befora she reached her destination. The gala in excised throughout the day, and at 3 • p,ts, the seas were running mountains high. Her position at this time, and until daylight on Sunday, was anything hat a safe one. A watch was kept ashore all night, and as daylight dawned the gale moderated. teLegeapiTnotice BOARD.. A*»lvalß.— March 18: Bluff, 6.15 a.m., Manapouri (with English mail), from Melbourne; Bluff, 0.30 a.m., Warrimoo, from Melbourne; Auckland, 10.4 a a.m., Tavluni, from Fiji; Greymouth, 11.30 a.W., Janet Niooll, from Lyttelton. . Dkpahtubss.—March 13; Wellington, 6 p.m., Wakatu, for Kaikoura 5 Wellington, 2,80 p.m., Hawke's Bay, for London; Wellington, 2.80 p.m., Talune, for Lyttelton; Bluff, 6 p.m. Warrimoo, for Fort Chalmers; Timatu, 5 p.m., Brunner, for Lyttelton; Bluff, 4.35 p.m., Manapouri (with English mail), for Dunedin. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, March 13. Arrived —Australia, 0.5., from Wellington. Taviuni, 0.5., from Fiji. Onehunga, March 13. mfiailed—Pen gain, s.s., for the south; passengers—Mesdames Kent and child, M’Gaherty, Martiu, Harper and child, Plummer, Morgan, Mias Colbeck, Messrs Ruddock, Kent, Wilson (2), Gaeller, Hardy, Dawson, Allen, Blair, Herring, Walton, Eandell, Dewsbury, Murray, Shrimnton, Patterson, Campbell, M’lndoe, Hannay, Stillville, M'Gaherty, Raymond, Douglas, Martin, and fifteen steerage. Wellington, March 13. Arrived—Poherua, from Westport. HincxrtOa, from Onehunga. Wainui, from the West Coast, Nelson and Picton. Hauroto, from Napier. Lochnager, barque, from East London (South Africa), via Otago Heads, in ballast. Sailed—Talune, for Melbourne, via the south; passengers—Misses Walker (2), Macanaloy, Dawson (2), Corquodale, Chisholm, Shields, Gilliag, Northlook, Olney, Harris, Bing, Hardcastle, Mesdames Ford, Fenwick, Barnard, Mellish, Robinson, Geddas, Ward, Fahey, George, Glasgow, Fisher, Day, Smith, Deuxuston, Chisholm, Rev Father Cummings, Hons E. Richardson and Rolleston, Captain Wheeler, Major Gaorge, Messrs Kinnan, Syms, Milne, Carr, Cr&sters, Barnard, Coutts, Derrett, Kestill, Martin, Evans, Murray, M'Donald, Wilson, Foule, Chisholm, Denniston, Higgins, Forward, Hudson, Kause, Jolly, Ttiggs, Robinson (3), Toros, Reynolds, Johnson, Samson, Powell, Qilton, Roach, Fenlon, Chudleigh, Smith, Qilflllan, Oriom, Pattle, Campbell and Geddes. Hawke's Bay, for London. The Hauroto’s departure for the south has been poetponed till to-morrow afternoon. Bluff, March 18. Arrived—Manapouri, at 6.30 a.m. She left Melbourne at 2.40 p.m. on March 8, cleared Port Phillip Heads at 5 p.m.; entered Milford Sound at 6 a.m. on March 12, leaving again at 7.30 a.m.; called at George Sound, and arrived off the Bluff at 11 p.m. She experienced a fresh easterly breeze and fine weather from Melbourne to the sounds, thence southwest wind and fine weather till her arrival. Passengers for the Bluff—Mesdames Parker and Qlenniater, Misses Whyte (2), Shaw, and Parker, Messrs Felsted, Sweet, Fineby, Reid, White, Glennister, Bews, Owen, and Weddel; for Dunedin—Mesdamea Cook, Weaborn, Felgate, Daniels, and Meiklejohn, Misses Cook, Wenborn, and Brain, Messrs Murphy, Wilson, Cook, Howerby, Bart, Ron, Meiklejohn, Allison, Felgate, Miller, and M’Donald; for Lyttelton—Mrs Sbace, Misses Booth, M'Cracken (2), Boss, and Johnston, Messrs Gates, Solomon. Fiddea, and the Rev Webster; for Wellington—Mesdames Banest, Johns* ton, v" 1 * Cooper, Misses Causland (2), and Looney, Messrs Wilson, White, Hodson, M'Menamin, Bragg, and Montgomery; for Napier—Mrs Taylor and two children. Miss Leslie; for Auckland Messrs Brown, Chadwick, Berry, and Rhodes ; for Sydney Mrs Bussell, Messrs M'Farlane, Reid, Osborne, Lynch, Large andCamiohel; for Melbourne—Meodames Brain. Walker, Pyers and Muckleburgh, Misses Watson, Collins, Smith (2), Walker, Duncan and Pyers. Messrs Chander, Highmoor. Brain, Walker Hollick Doherty,'Schogliug and Mucklebnrgh; and Seventy-one steerage for all ports.— Wa»rimoo, from Melbourne vis bounds. 21 q a m She left Melbourne at 3.45 pm S iw 8. SSbS:S Socnd ’» nd leffc at4s * B2

p.m. for the Bluff, arriving as above. She experienced strong south-east to south-south-east winds, and a heavy head sea, then moderate southerly gale and a high beam sea to Puysegur, thence strong south winds and squally weather to Middle Island, thence fine weather till her arrival. Passengers for the Bluff—Mesdames Broad and Wood, Misses Worthington and Gumming (2), Messrs Martin, Johnston, Klein, Brennan, Brown, and Caldwell; for Dunedin—Mesdames Andrews, MTvor, Pope, and Blair and infant, Messrs Lawson, Woods, Robins, MTvor, Pope, Johnston, Diumm, Henderson, Andrews, Blair, and Hancock; for Lyttelton Misses Brinkman, Gresson, Banaomy, and Muff, Mesdames Banbury and Devebury, Messrs White (2), Hayward. Lewis, Hall, Knight, Henry, and Devebury; for Wellington—Mesdames M'Donoghua, Ross, Buchanan, Thompson and Gardiner, Misses Armstrong and Buchanan, Messrs Martin, M’Donoghua, Crombie, Buchanan and Riddle; for Auckland—Mesdames Peterson, Sandford and Stewart, Misses Palmer, Stibbs, Huggins and Stewart, Messrs Biddle and Stewart; forty excursionists for Sydney, and fifty-four in the steerage. [ AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Sydney, March 13. Sailed—Wairarapa, for Auckland. Newcastle, March 13, Sailed—Taieri, for Lyttelton. Melbourne, March 13. Arrived—Miowera, direct from the Bluff. Mararoa, from the Bluff, via the West Coast Sounds.

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