SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIX, Issue 9986, 15 March 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-ball is dropped every week day at Ip.m., New Zealand mean time, which la equivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for the 172 deg 80min east long., and llhw SOtnin fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton is situated in lat. 4S-37 south, long. 172-44 asst, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20aec. > WEATHER EE PORT, &c. High Water. This Day (Wednesday) Morning, 1.29; afternoon, 1.55. Sun rises, 5.59} sets, 6.19. Moon rises 1.47 a.m., ■eta 5.23 p.m. Tuesday, March 14. 5 P.M Barometer 8005 3009 Thermometer ... 70 ®‘ Yesterday afternoon Captain Clark received the following weather forecast from Captain Edwin s— " North-east to east and south, heavy gale, with heavy rain and very heavy sea inside Heads after twelve hours from now j glass taliarrived. March 14—Brunner, s.a., 532 tons, Kamaay, from Dunedin, viA Timsru and Akaroa. tlnion Steamship Company, nedy, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses Harris, Arnold, M'Anolly, Manning, Morlock. Hardcaatle, Gilling, Cookson, Olney, M‘Corquond«le; Mesdames Ward, George, Robinson, Fisher, Atkinson, Day, Faby, Crabtree, Dobbin, Burnard, Mellisb, Denniaton, Smith ; Messrs Cullen, Derntt, Gibson, Robinson (3). Carr, Evans, Tnggs. Mitchell, Shallcraaa, Kinnear, Oswin, Smith, Hudson, Kimbell, Dobbin, Cutts, Wilson, Forward, Diggings, Roach, Resell, Cbudleigb, Syme, Quealy, Martin, Purnell; Reynolds, Bing, Fenwick, Moss, Murray, Pattie, M‘Donald, Fentonij Masters Burnard, Foxene, Gilßllan, Denniaton, Major George. Hons Bolleston and Richardson, Rev Father Cummings, and ,t.wen ty-.Eour steerage. sailed. March 14—Dingadee, s.s.. 393 tons, Anderson, for Westport. Union Steam•hip Company, agents. „ March 14— Brunner, s.s., 833 tons, for Wellington and Westport. Uriion Steamship Company, agents. Match 14— Akaroa, s.s., 43 tons, M Lean, toy Akaroa, via tho Bays. Cuff and Graham, agents. March 14—Talune, s.s., 1284 tons, Kennedy, fox southern porta and Melbourne. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengoys; For Dunedin—Misses Mitchell, Carew, Swanson, Reading and Williams, Mesdames Bates arid family, Harot, Dixon and M’Dermott, Messrs Haret, Whitmore, Davitt, Chwch and Brown; for Bluff—Mr and Mrs Chisholm 5 for Melbourne—Messrs Smith, Bridge and Prosser. IMPORTS. Brenner:,From Dunedin—s cases jam, 4 bars .copper, 60 bars iron, 89 pkga; from Akaioa—337 sacks seed. Talune; From Wellington—2 horses, 2600 staves, 19 hags rice, 17 pkgs. EXPORTS. Triune : For Dunedm—34 sacks malt, 5 cases j for Bluff—3o drama dip, 18 pkgs; for Melbourne—s cases bacon, 300 sacks seed, 20 bales fibre; for Adelaide—l4s cases butter. . , , Akaroa: For Akaroa—2 sacks potatoes, 4 drums dip. 93 pkga. Pukaki: For Auckland—GoO sacks flour, 809 sacks oats, 946 sacks .wheat, 176 sacks bran, 125 sacks sharps, 62 sacks bones, 162 oil drums, 96 pkgs j for Gisborne—lloo bags flour, 25 sacks bran, 25 sacks sharps, 1 case i for Newcastle—lSOeacks malt. AXPACTED ARRIVALS. From London lonic (disabled at Capetown). Enahine. R. M. S. S., due Colony March 20. Morayshire, s.b., vii Anatom*- Xodramayo, s.s., sailed Jan. 11, for Auckland. Otarama, H. 8., sailed Jan. 15, viA Pott Chalmers ; at Port Chalmers March 8. Star of England, via Australia. I rom New York.—Ephialtes, harque, 669 tons, nailed Dee. 30. Jorgen Bang, barque, 1112 ‘tons,, and Mary Hasbrook, barque, 772 tons, to sail in February. From Newcastle—Brussels, harque, 991

tons. Y.G.M.N. (Ala op), Bailed Feb. 25, 18 days out. From Port Pine—Don, barque, 1168 topi. Vessels homeward bound. bailing vessels. Days Out. Cambrian Princess (Jones), London 91 Yerajeam (Crowley), London ... 91 Brodick Bay (Boyd), London ... 71 Coldinghame (Cardwell), Channel... 68 Wairoa (Fox), London 65 Dorothea (Biefe), Channel 63 Star oi Austria (Saunders), London 47 Soukar (Collingwood), London ... 4? Ethalbert (G&rriock), London ... 44 Turakina (Hamon), London.,. ... 34 Alder grove (Macanley), London ... 29 Lake Erie (Muaro), London ... 21 Kensington "(Milne), London ... 17 Hermione (Ceriez), London 7 Akaroa (Murray), London 4 The Union Steamship Company’s ■teamer Talune arrived in Port yesterday morning, frpm Wellington. She left the northern port at 3.30 p.m. on Monday, and experienced strong southerly winds, with heavy sea, throughout the passage. She proceeded to southern ports and Melbourne yesterday afternoon. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s chartered barque Don, I*l9B tons, arrived at Timaru yesterday, from Port Pirie, in ballast, to load produce for London. The barque Araby Maid nailed from Timaru for London' with a cargo of last year’s wheat, shipped by the Farmers’ Co-oeeru-tive Association. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.—' March 14: Port Chalmers, 6.30 a.m., Wartimoo, from Bluff; Port 6'halmere, 6.15 a.m., Manapouri (with English mail), from Bluff j Timaru, 9 a.m., Omapereiirom LyttbltfonvDebabtubes.—March 34: Wellington, 8.20 p.m., Hauioto, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 6* p.m., Dtarama, for Timaru; Port Chalmers. 5.30 p.m., Eotomahana, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 5.25 p.m., Warrimoo, for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers, 6.10 p.m., Waihora, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, March 14. Sailed —Hauroto, for the south; passengers—Miss Beale, Mrs Whettall, Messrs Joseph, Resteil, Gibbs, Mobs, Wilkin, Roberta and Nash. Blujt. March 14. Sailed— Ooyx, barque, Woebling, for Lyttelton Dunedin, March 14. Sailed— Waipa, ship, for Picton. Wardmoo, for Sydney, vj& east coast; passengera—Mesdames Davidson, Marshall, Masters, Drew, Reid and two children, Mayo Ahfeld and two children, Stuart Booth. Terry. Schmidt, O’Connor and Judd- Misses Johnston. Yates, Marshall, Drew’; Muir, Boss (2), Graham, Booth, Slurpees. M’Kiunou, Hislop, Coulter, Scobie, Jones, Dick and Doyiy (2), Messrs North, Jeffry, Shackleford, Fraser, Somers, Neville, Fatten, Harvey, Rensbaw, Coutts, Millar Stanley, Bowen, and thirty-seven Steerage. Rotomuhana, for Sydney, vi.i passengerc—Mr unci Mrs> Gibson Mr and Mrs Walker, Rev and Mrs ramriis and two children, Mr and Mrs Evww, Mr and Mrs Young. Mr and Mrs Gilmore and family, Mr and Mrs Bendereon, Mesdames Fereos. Uttenll, E-plm, M’KeHand Browning, two children, Qmrihj and two oWcn* ■d Tfpnciie. Bowdou and child and Wdiiilmf. Misses Hare, Walker. Aoberts. ■Bewv, E«id. Dickson (2), Logan Leslie c£m. Watson, Matheson, Collins, Browning, Ross, Maher, Hay (2), Collins, Henderson, Messrs S S l-S. VOWtaja. Milter. 2' Ccnghey, Youaghustand. Jones (2) t ’ S/ilnmon Juno, ILslop. Yoiu.g, Lo%an, Solomon 8 .. X1Z (2), Morion, M•OtolteU Leaob,

Kelly (2), Dougherty, -M’Parlane, Reid and Bath, Mr Justice Williams, Captains Moncur end Anderson, Dr Deck, Keva Morley, Webster, Joughin, Griffin and twenty-five steerage. Waihora, for Sydvey, viA Cook Strait; passengers —Mesdamea Branson. Martin, Jolly, Tra r k, Misses Begg (2), Aehburo, Webb, Williams, Messrs Davis, William*-, Sievwright, Forrest, Jcnes, Byrne, Wingfield (2). Peryman, Frew, Irvine, Jolty, M’lntosh, Monro, Rev Lea and twenty steerage. Soma splendid steaming wao done by both the Miowera and Mararoa on their recent voyage. The Miowera left the Bluff at 4,80 p.m. on Thursday, and proceeded to Melbourne direct. She arrived at Melbourne Heads at nine o’clock ou Sunday night, her passage having occupied 78hr lOmin, after allowing for difference of time, equivalent to an average speed of 15 - 3 knots per hour, an excellent performance. The Mavaroa’s record, however, is even better. She left the Bluff at 5.5 p.m. on Thursday, proceeding thence to Milford Sound; left Milford Sound at 9 a.m. on Friday, and arrived at Melbourne Heads at 8.20 a.m. on Monday, her average speed on tho passage from the Sounds being 15-6 knots per hour. Akaroa, March 14. H.M.S. Katoomba arrived at 7.40 a.m. from Port Chalmers, and during her stay here her crew will be exercised in gun and torpedo practice. The vessel will probably sail on March 24.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Melbourne, March 14. The Miowera made the passage from the Bluff.to Melbourne direct in 76brs 25min.