SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10105, 2 August 1893, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON,

Tjho time-ball is dropped at 1 p.m., Now Zealand mean Mine, which is cquivalent to 18,30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated for the 172 deg 30min east long., and llhrs 60min fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton is situated in lat. 43-37 south, JoMs. 172'44eaat, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20«ec. , n ■ WEATHER REPORT. &c. High Water. This Day (Tuesday) Mdraing, 7.22; afternoon, 7.44. Sun rises, 7.li{ sets, 4.58. Moon rises 9.42 p.m., sets 9.33 Am. . ~ . , Tuesday, August 1. 9A.ar. 5 p.m, Baroiheter... 30 - 27 30'29 Thermometer ... 69 66 ABBIVED. August Ir-HeVald, s.s., 356 tons, Jones, from Dunedin and Timaru. Union Steamship Company*agents. August I—Haurofo, a.s., 1296 tons, Neville, from Dunedin via Oamaru. Union Steamship Company, agents. PassenShaw, Holmes and Cardmar. August I—Penguin, s.s., 442 tons. Burned), from Dunedin. Union Steamship'; Company, agents.' Passengers— Messrs, Allen, Seville, Mann and six steWagel , August I—Manapouti, s.a., 1020 tons, Wheeler,from Sydney,vU Auckland and way ports, tlaion Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Mesdames Ross and four children, Steele, Coard, Safcchlet and two children, Smith and Bell, Misses Hart, Bradley, Lysaght, Davidson, Samson, Hutton, Colemaa and Ayre, Captain Norris, Major Taylor, Messrs Marshall, Kirker, Wobd,, A abridge, Simpson, Mauragau, Boss, Bridge, Hamilton, Pickering, Allen, Hyde, Proxton, Stott, Dobson, Scott, Maitland, Smith, Easton, Coleman, Elamites - and Bell, and nineteen steerage. SAILED.

August I—Manapburi, s.s., 1020 tons, Wheeler-. . for southern ports, Hobart anil Melbourne. Union Steamship Company,. agents., Passengers: For Dunedin Miss Forrester, Mesdamea Boyle, Anderson, Messrs Colquhoun, Forward, Taylor; for Hobart —Messrs Dorreater> M’Neil; tor Melbourne—Miss Lindsay, Mrs freight, Messrs Roberts, Williams, Willarlon aha Preston. August I—Hanroto, s.s., 1269 tons, Neville, for Sydney, via Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers: For Wellington—Miss Calver, Mesdamea Moorman and three children, Grimes, Messrs McKenzie, Grimes, Gee (2), Malcolm, Hamon, Watson, Aldworffi, Kerr, Ascher, Fleming, Morris, • Rhodes, Rees, Whitaker; for Sydney— Misses Brasher, Gilston, Worth, Mesdamea Davis and family, Innea and family (3), Rev Harris, Messrs Davis, Brabnet, Lloyd, Hayton, Shirtcliffa and Mason. August 1 Penguin, s.s., 412 tons, Buinech, for Wellington. Union Steamshi| Company, agents. Passengers ; For Wellington Misses Davis, Cooke, Mesdatnes Galentry, Duncan, Hons E. C. J. Stavens and J. T. Peacock, Mesirs Rees, Earnshaw, Swann, Blackwell, Banks; for Nelson—Misses Duncan (2), ■ August I—Kawntiri, s.s., 288 tons, Apstein, for Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. August I—Herald, s.s., 356 tons, Jones, for Wellington and Groymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. August I—Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, for Akatoa, via the Bays. Cuff and Graham, agents.

imroxtTs. Penguin: Prom Dunedin—6 crates felt, 3 b|ls shafts, 21 hhds ale, 90 boxes candles, 11,casks oil, 106 pkgs. Herald: From Dunedin—33 cases machines; from Oamaru—4 sacks malt. Manapouri: From Auckland—ll 36 bags sugar, 80 mats sugar, 30 kegs nails, 4 hales leather, 8S cases fruit, 40 sacks lime, 72 sacks cement, 10 cases meats, 40 pkgs; from Sydney—Bsß cases fruit, 17 pkgs; from Suva—27o canes bananas, 130 bunches bananas j from Napier—37 sacks hides, 11 pkgs; from Greymouth—24 pkgs; from Wellington—l2 qra beef, 8 trusses leather, 10 fadls shovels, 60 lengths pipe, quantity scenery, 2 horses, 14 pkgs. EXPORTS.

Omapere : For Akaroa—2 sacks seed, 8 pieces timber, 1 case j for Timaru—4o cases kerosene, 50 cases currants 3 for Oamarn—--1 piano; for Dunedin— B sacks nuts, 200 bags flour, 4 cases bacon, 2 sacks seed, 1 case. Herald: For Hokitika—4o bags flour, 6 cases tea, 13 pkgs 3 for Qreymonth— 2o sacks malt, 3 bags feet, 121 sacks potatoes, 20 sacks malt, 7 cases tea, 20 sacks seeds 12 rails, 84 pkgc. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London—Euahine, E.M.S.S., due Colony August 12. From New York.— Mary Haabrook, barque, 772 tons, sailed April 10, for Fort Chalmers. Essex, barque, vifi Dunedin. From Adelaide—Lady Elizabeth, barque, 1135 tons. J.P.Q.B.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAED. .Arrivals.— August 1: Wellington, 9 a.m., Brunner, from Lyttelton 5 Timaru, 8 o. Oamaiu, from Lyttelton, Departures.— August 1; Auckland 1 8.m., Clyde, for Fiji ; Bluff 8.45 p.m„ Talune, for Fort Chalmers; Auckland, 7 p. Pukaki, for Newcastle.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, August 1

Sailed Clyde, Fiji Government new steam yacht, for Suva. Northern Chief, D e vonport, barque, for Sydney viaKaipara. Wellington, August 1. Arrived—Brunner, from the aoatb. from Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Sailed—Brnnner, for Weetpoxt. Celtic King, f° r Wanganui. Kahu, for Napier and Castle Point. Aoroie, for Opanake. Bluff, August 1.

Arrived. —Talune, from Melbourne via Hobart, at 7 a.m. She left Melbourne at 2.30 p.m. on July 25, and Williamson at 6 p.m., cleared the heads at 9.15 p.m., passed Swan Island at 8 p.m. on July 26, arriving at Hobait at *8 a.m. on July 27. Deft Hobart at 8 p.m., passed the Solandora at a p.m. on July 81, arriving off Dog Island at 6.30 p.m., and anchored till morning. Sheexperienced fine weather till the morn' ingof July 29, when an easterly gale of exceptional severity sprang up; it moderated on nearing Preservation Inlet on Monday at noon. Passengers-For the Bluff Miss Irvine. Mesdames Mayne and two children and Chisholm, Messrs Leckie, Mayne, Tanner, Felstad, Aitkan, Irvine, Turnbull, W’Kinnon and Wilson. For Dunedin, Misses Douglas, Stewart (2), Olive?, Woolett, M’George, Syka*, Richards, Amos and M’Gruer, Mrs Gowrie stod two ohiidten. Masters M’Ardell and Bird. For Lyttel* ton,Misses Leslie, Funoton, Dewsbury, Meadamea Sawle, Brinkman, Tribe and s4ven children, Messrs Doughty, M.’Eaa, Penrose, M’Crncken, Corsair, and Bauvy. B'or Wellington, Misses Kilaer and Wilder, Mesdames Winder and Williams. Sor Auckland. Mesdames M’Garvey and Codder, Mr M'Garvey, and eighty steerage for all ports. Sailed— Pukaki, for Newcastle. Australia, for Hast Coast, Napier and Wellington,'

VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. SAILING VESSELS. Day s Out. Cordillera (Morrish), Channel .. 132 Beechdale (Persich), Channel .. 116 Dee (Pone), London .. 113 Windsor Park (Boldchild), London 109 Robert Sorafton (Lesseaaon), Channel 93 Lencadia (Holmes), Channel . 90 Lintrathen (Alexander), London . 78 fNorfch (Fish), Channel . 76 Parses (Bailey), Channel ... . 73 Psndrogon (Bond), London... . 73 Lurline (Laws), Channel ... . 65 Arnold (Beenko), Channel ... . 61 Lough Neagh (Skimin), Channel Alaetor (Glazebrook), London . 50 . 42 Weser (Bialow), Channel . 35 Earl Granville (Can), Channel Edward Pembroke (Jeffrey) Londo . 32 n 28 fPub into Valparaiso, July 15, dismasted