SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10282, 26 February 1894, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. Th* time-bill ia dropped eeery week day it Ip.m.,New Zealand meantime, which la aqairalentto 18.80 Qreenwioh mean time of the pterions day, being calculated for the' 172 deg 30mia qast long., and llhra 30min fast of Greenwich mean time. Lyttelton ia situated in lat. 43*37 south, long. 172*44eaat, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20soc. WEATHER REPORT, &c. High Water. This Day (Monday): rim* 5.88 j seta, 6.48.

ARRIVED. Feb. 24—Clyde, schooner, 87 tons. Gibbons, from Qreymouth. Master, agent. Feb. 24—John Bell, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waitapu. Master, agent. Feb, 24 Penguin, «.s., 442 tons, Phillips, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Barton, Keiley, Andrews, Cochrane and Munday, Mesdames Sclanders and eon, Croton and ohßd, Smith and child, Gordon, Williams, Hill, Dr James, Messrs Sclanders, Forlong, Logan, White, Morgan, Mar, Turline, Gilbert, Parkinson, Wedrell, Joseph, Common, Williams, Stndholme, Munro, Byrne, Marian Willis Company (10) and flffoon flfAATftffA. Feb. 24—Akaroa, s.s., 43 tons, M’Leaa, from Akaroa. Cuff and Graham, agents. Feh. 25—Comadre, barque, 972 tons, Jopea, from Otago Heads. G. G. Stead nndP. Cunningham and Co., agents, SAILED. Feb. 24— Orowaiti, s.s., 286 tons, Spedding, for Westport. Union Steamship Duke of Sutherland, s.s., 8217 tons Whymper, for London via Rio de Janeiro. New Zealand Shipping pany. agents. Passengers—Miss Hould and Mrs Gulliver. Feb. 24— Penguin, s.s„ 442 tons, Phillips, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers : for Wellington—Mieses Stevenson, Pratt (2), Orr, Bragg, Coombs, Smith, Banks and Mansfield, Mesdames Byah, Lamb and two children, Doherty, Lee, Pratt, Banger and child, Robinson, Humphreys, Wilson, Holloway and two children. Broad, Lee, Robinson, Hon W. P. Beeves and Secretary, Messrs Holloway, Orr, Belcher, Scott, Chyaoweth. Burgess, Abbott, Lysaght, Hardy, Hill, Swift, Boss, Delian. Herd. Sherman, Johnston, Duncan (2), Wallace, Norton, Foulqrtan, Reynolds, Bannock, Douglas, Low, Laing (2), Courtney, Wilson, Foche, Strange, M’Hardy, Bruce, Breens, Hammon, Broad, Lee, Robinson, M’Ker?ow and Master Lamb. ; Feb. 24 —Zephyr, brigantine, 184 tons, Ball, for Kaipaia. Kinsey and Co., agents. IMPORTS. Penguin: From Wellington—s bales hops. 8 cases tea, 5 cases fruit s from Wellington—2 caakk dip, 30 cases fruit, 19 pkgs, _ . . Flora: From Fiji Islands, ex Tavium- . 955 cases fruit; from Wellington—loo cases oil, 51 hdls, 180 pkgs; from Nelson —lO case* tomatoes, 7 pkgs. exports. Zephyr : For Eaipara—lsl4 sacks and bags flour, 70 sacks oatmeal, 29 sacks bran, 28 sacks Sharps, 77 sacks oats, 287 sacks oats, 69 sacks wheat, 7 cases cheese, 7 cases bacon, 30 salt, 89 sacks chaff, 11 halos hay, 2 sackflf onions, 1 cask tar, 1 ■ case lard,! cask. ' , Pukaki: For Gisbonlie—lCO sacks oats, 2 sacks malt, 1 pkg; flour, 223 sacks sharps, 5 ca^es; for Lavuka —65 bags floor r for Auckland— 6 cases tea, 3 pkgs' leather, 23 pkgs zinc, 5 casks dip, 122 drums, : 50 bags flbnr, 5 sacks b»ley, l pkg ohaffoutter, 841 sacks seed, 2219 sacks,, oats, 1990 sacks wheat, 40 Flora ; For Dunedin—S hags flour, 50 tacks malt, 80 oases beer, 2 casks tallow, 3 pkgs sulky, 55 cases tea, 5 hats iron, 24 cheeses, 38 sacks onions, 92 pkgs. EXPECTED ABBIVALB. - From London Matatua, s.s. Kailoura, R.M.S.S. Doric. R.M.S.S. From New York—Mayberry, barque, 3.5.Y.8,, • sailed Nov. 1, yift Port Chalmers. • * ( • . From- Newcastle .Belli,, barque,- 341 tons. Elizabeth; Graham,- barque. -Freetrader, barque, sailed Feb. 3. From Bundaberg—Sio Loge, brig, 241' tens. ' VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. SAILING VESSELS. Days Out., Achievement (Rees), Channel ... 129 \ ' Invermoce (Hutton), London ... 94 Halcione (Boorman), London ... 76 Carlisle Castle (Robertson), London 59 ' Herndone (Ceriez), London... ... 49 Stewart (Stitch), London ... ... 40 Lake Eric (Munro), London ... 32 Waipa (Silba) London ... •>. 5 The brigantine Zephyr left on Saturday for Kaipara, with a full cargo of produce. The schooners Clyde, from Greymouth, and John Bell, from Waitapu, arrived in Port on Saturday, with cargoes of timber. The E.M.S.S. Qothio was doing good work on Saturday afternoon, taking in frozen mutton. At the forward hatch the frozen carcases were being received and stowed away at the rate of from 1000 to 3200 per hour. The barque Comadre arrived in the stream yesterday morning, fsom Otago Heads, in ballast. She comes under charter to Messrs Stead and Cunningham, to load grain for the United Kingdom. The fine steamer Gothic was thrown open to the public yesterday, and notwith-. standing the unfavourable nature of the weather, was visited by a large number of sightseers, all of whom appeared well pleased with what they saw on board, Messrs Cook Brothers’ schooner Lily left Timatu on Friday, for Wanganui, with a cargo of produce, while the ketch Comet on Saturday sailed from the Bluff for Port Robinson, with a cargo of timber ; and the Reliance is now on her way to Thames, from Napier, to load a timber freight for thiajport. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s chartered steamer Duke of Sutherland left on Saturday afternoon for London, with a full cargo of wool, meat, &c. If favoured with fine weather during the early part of the voyage, she will not call at Rio de Janeiro, but steam direct to London. telegeapbTnotice BOARD. Abbxvals.— Feb, 25 : Wellington, 1.30 5>.m., Penguin, from Lyttelton; Auckand, 3.80 p.m., Mararoa, from Sydney. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, Kaipaba Heads, Feb. 23. Sailed—Enterprise, schooner, for Invercargill. Torea, schooner, for Gisborne. Auckland, Feb. 2-4. Sailed—Mariposa, for San Francisco. Waihora, for Sydney. „ , Feb. 25. Arrived—Mararos, from Sydney. Passengers, for Auckland—Misses Warren, Gollen, Fielding, Carpenter, Thompson, Marden, Peters, Greaan and companion, O’Donald, Reilly, Britton, Stephenson, M’Ewan, Rutherford, Tout (2), Reid, Noble and Clarke, Mesdames Cameron, Cooke, Young, Mayall. Griffiths, Williams and two children, Fuirby, Thapkoray and child, Anderson", Goodieon, ■ Williams and child, Coomer and child, Andrews and child, Jolley, Egan, Smith, Hern, Robertson and three children, Tait, Franker, Potter, Findlayson, Dowling three children and nurse, Kinghay, Connell, Reid, Yarley, Naish, Lonergen, Kelly and children, Aetwood and Maguire, Messrs Turnon, Chisholm, Mason, Mayall, Birch, Bailey Moore, Linton, Mercer, Griffiths, Steele, Dunn, Canney, Donovan, Furby, Beard, Anderson, Maeqp, Graham, Williams, Clayton, Griffiths, Bird, Gregory. Reid, Jmart, Harcourt, Driscoll, Ray ward.

Hunter, Andrews, Jolley, Richards, Egan, 31’Craoken, Smith, Hammerton, Hern, Haigh, Robinson, Miller, Darlotti, Willis, Wyatt, Perry, Wilson, Foster, Ferguson, Stokes, Kaiser, Findlayson, Dowling, Hay, Connell, Tout, Parkinson, Docker, Thompson, Howard, A 1 win, Fletcher, Bell, Munro, Astwood, Sippe, Goodison (Si and Rev M. M’Kenna; for Napier—Mereamea Leeson, Green well, Marlow and infant. Grant and Bryan, Messrs Ryan, Graenwell, Grant, Williams and Bryan; for Wellington— Misses Daxton, Oakley, Finney, Stone, Dodson, Haley and Pierce, Mesdames Hayes, Cook, Godfrey, M’Neil, Proomes, Mortis and Middlebrook, Messrs Harbrbe, Liverton, Godfrey, Myers, Park, Ritchie, M’Lean, Wright, Taylor, Parkin, Polanor and Rev J. M’Neil j for Lyttelton—Misses Neil, Glover (2), Bisiin, Smith, Deane, Milligan (2), Bramley, Affleck, Cowley and Latch, Mesdames Roberta, Hatch and child. Borne; Kane, Latham, Longmuir, Cardnea, Cooper and Leohmere, Messrs Bridget, Lechmere, Myers (2), Qarrors, Whitta, Walker, Barrs, Ibbeison, Hugonin, Knox, Roberts, Barn, Coburn, Smith, Bligh, Latham, Parr (3), Godley, Kerr, Pearce, Nash, Ross, Wooten, Stout, Day, Sykes, Willsere, Polkard, Hinton, Little, Cohen, Cornelius, Allen, Bleeohmore, Graham, Norton and Wetherill. Wellington, Psh. 24. Arrived—Neptune, from Blenheim. Rowena, from Wanganui. Waihi, from Blenheim. Waitapu, from Havelock. Huia, from Wanganui. Waverley, from Opunake and Waitara. Mahinapua, from Onehunga via Taranaki. Sailed—Waikato, for London, with the following New Zealand cargo 1854 hales wool and skins, 99 casks tallow and pelts, 213 cases preserved meats, 101 sacks grain, 927 carcases, mutton. She has also a quantity of frozen meat from Australian ports; her total shipment being equal to upwards of 100,000 sheep. This is the, largest quantity of frozen meat that ever been shipped in one bottom. Waihi and Neptune, for Blenheim. Waitapu, for Nelson, Motueka and West Coast. Australia, for Lyttelton ; passengers—Miss Thompson, Sir M. O’Rorke, Bishop Cowie, Messrs Kearsley, Taylor, Paralow, Greenshields, Haatwell, Clerlg, Head, Houghton, Hill, Watt, Shepherd, Dorwer, Brown, Morrison, Webster, Spinby, Henderson, Tobin. Robertson, Thurston and Gray. Feb. 25. Arrived—Penguin, from the south.

Sailed—Mahinapua, for Nelson,Taranaki and Onehunga. Owing to the southerly weather, the ship Auckland is unable to leave for London. She sails on the first favourable opportunity. The brigantine Enterprise, from the sontb, ran into the harbour this afternoon for shelter. Poet Chalmers, Feb. 25. Arrived—Flora, from Lyttelton. H.M.S. Tauranga, from. Hobart. Sailed—Eotomahana, for Lyttelton. Manapouri, for the Bluff. AUSTRALIAN "SHIPPING. „ Launceston, Feb. 24. Arrived—Zeno, from Hokianga; Newcastle, Feb. 24. Arrived—Jasper and Othello, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Adelaida, for Thames. Kate Tatham, for Napier. Elizabeth Graham; for Lyttelton. Adelaide, Feb. 24. Sailed—Duncraig, for New Zealand. Sydney, Feb. 25. Sailed—Talune, on Saturday, for Auckland.

Stjndat, Fib. 25. 9 A.K. 6 F.M, Barometer , 29-76 29*86 Thermometer 69 65