SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 10465, 1 October 1894, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ' Lyttelton is aituatediu lat. 43’37 south, long. 172.44 oast, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch ia 2 °Tbe time-ball ia dropped evbiy -wool: di-.y at 1 p.m., New Zealand 'moan time, which Is equivalent to IS.BO Greenwich mbia time of the provioua day, feeing calculated fo r I72deg SOmin east long., and libra BDrain fast of Greenwich mean tixha.

WEATHEE REPORT. &c. Mifeh Water, This Day (Monday);— Morning, 5.9; aftbrhoofa, 5,33. Sun rises, 5.35 ; seta, 6.5. SUNDAY, SSFT. 30, a.h. 5 e.J». BWOmetSP- 29 95 £9 90- ; Thermometer ... 61 53 AEKXVED. ' Sebt. 29—Ionic, E.M.S.S., 4784 tons, Lindsay, from London, via ports of call and Wellington. Dalgety and Co., agents. ' fefetit. 29—Pbnguifl, b.s., 442 tons, ManViingffrom Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Mistes Smith, Perari and Buchanan, Mesdamea Knowles, Kumetoa and. two children, King, Chadwick and three .children, Anatey, Buchanan and Roberts, Messrs Mftbtay (2), KuinerOa, Dunnage, EuStcll, Wstt, Taylor, Surman, Kays, and thirteen Bteteiage, . Sept. 29—Jane Douglas, e.s., 7b tons. Whitby, from Akaroa, via Bays. Cuff and Qihhhm, hgehts. Sept. 30— Kawatiri, s.s., 256 tons, Apsteih, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. . Sept. 80 Orowaiti, s.s„ 285 tons, Speddihg, from Grey mouth. Union Steam- : shin Company, agents. SSpt. 30—Brunner, s.s., 333 tons, Kwnsay, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. , ■Sept. 80—Ornaptre, s.s;. 302 tons, Flemings from Dunedin, via Ti'uaru and AVkvha. Union Steamship Company, * S Bs|l'.. 30—Nahu, b.s.. 99 tons, Eomeril, from. Wellington. Kinsey and Co., Agents. SAILED Sept. 29 Zlor, schooner, 63 tons, Jfths'eh, for Bluff. Cuff had Graham, agents. , Sept. 29—John Bell> schooner, 92 tons, Cameron, for Wellington and Wfaitapu. -R. Kirk, agent. ; Sept; 29 Taioii, s.s., 1071 tons, M’Doaild, for Auckland. Uiuou Steamship ‘Company, ‘agents. Sept. 29—Penguin, e.s,, 442 tons, Manking, for Wellington. Union Steamship agehts; Passengers for Wellington—NtisseS Ronaldsoh, Jobes, Mcsflames Bridge, Bailey, Hbh Dofrfaie Stewart, Messrs Hiatt, M’Clure, Staples, Andrew, Holt, Collins, Meikles, Bourko, M’Lennan, Piki, Howden, Taylor, Gal- . braith, Bridge, Kennedy, Master Staples; for Nelson Mrs Thompson and Mr , Godfrey. IMPORTS. Ibfaic: From London—s3o tons merchandise. Penghin; Frota Nelson—lo cases jam, 1 Vila leather; from Wellington— 12 bdls sacks, 22, pkgs j from Picfcon—4ss Sacks barley; from Blenheim—47 sacks ryogfhs's. Taieri: From Bluff—3B3 sacks seed. SZPOKTB. Zior: For Bluff—7Co sacks wheat. Tarawera: For Wellington—l2 sacks ; potatoes, 9 carcases pork, 28 pkga; for Wanganui—l case; for Taurangi—l case; for Gisborne—loo sacks barley, 25 sacks . oats, 59 sacks potatoes, S harrows, 3 mowers, ! reaper, 17- pkgs; for Napier—--10 drtiihs dip, 56 clases fruit, 1 mower, 1 reaper and binder, 3 drills, 16 sacks batmeal, 2 pkgs chfcffcutt'ers, 4 sacks seed, 10 1 »heep, 67 pkgs, 14 pkga ranges j for Auckland—34l sacks potatoes, 11 cases.bacon, BO bags flour, 30 sacks oatmeal, 250 sacks bran, 4 pkgs harrows, 80 racks wheat, 18 pkgs. Flora: For Dunedic —17 cases tea, 60 cases; 26hbds, 40 caoas oranges, 10 sacks tares, 23 sacks seed, 87 pkgs. Rosamond; For Oreymouth—6B sacks potatoes, 11 sacks produce,* for Hokitika—--208 sacks chaff, 4 Sacks seed, 6 Backs potatoes, EXPECTED ARRIVALS, From London—Waipa, ship, W.T.L.R., Bailed July 12,81 days out. Soukar, ship, WiE.F.H., to shil. Tongarirb,R.M.S.S., due colony Oct. 9. Todnui, R M.S.S.; due colony Oct. 23. From Sharpness, via Auckland—Lake Erie, barque, H.M.T.K., sailed July 8. From Cardiff N.C.M'.P., sailed July 20, 73 days out. From New York —Sarah S. Eidgway barque, J.S.K.T., sailed May 13 via Port Chalmers, loft Port Chalmers Sept. 29. Canopus, barque, sailed June 20, via Port Chalmers. Firth of Forth, barque, P.G.Y.R., sailed August 10. From Calcutta—Durisdecr, barque, 989 tons, Y.W.Q.N. From Adelaide—Silver Cloud, bareme, N.C;T.V,

From Newcastle—Bede, barque, called Sept. 21. VESSELS HOM3SWAED BOUND. BMLIHQ TBS3SLB. Dayh Out, Lochnagnr (Gascon), Loudon ... 113 Brussels (Alsop), London 66 Antarea (Hutchinson), LohdOu ... S 3 The steamer Kahu arrived from Wollington yesterday. She leaves to-night on her quarterly trip to the Chatham Islands with passengers, malls and cargo. The schooners Zior for Bluff, and John Bell for Wellington, aud Waitapu, with cargoes of produce, left port on Saturday Afternoon. The steamer Elingamitc, which is replacing the Tasmania in the trade vrith Sydney, has been a moat successful passenger steamer. She began her career in the intercolonial trade in November 1887, and since then she baa run regularly between Victoria, New South Wales aud Tasmania. During her time she has travelled upwards of 352,000 miles, and has carried soma 68,000 passengers without the slightest accident or mishap. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s E.M.S.S. lonic arrived oa Saturday morning from Wellington. She ia in command of Captain Lindsay,Captain Kidley having remained in London for the purpose, it is thought, of assuming command of the E.M.S.S. Gothic, See lands some 530 tons of merchandise here, aud is expected to leave on Wednesday night for Napier. She will then proceed to Wellington, her final port this voyage. SHIPPING TELEGTuAMS. Auckland, Sept. 30. Arrived— Eotomabano, Morrish, from Sydney, early this' morning. She lait Sydney at 5 p.m. on Sept. 25. Passengers: { For Auckland Misses -Miller, Gillica, ; M’Caulay, Wren, Here (2), Joae, Mac- , farlano (2), Cash, Marshall, Waldio (2), I • Cunningham, Berry (3), Meadames Cun- ■ nioghamV Bacaand, Ival, Knight, Kir win, iMuey, Bruce, Miller, Owen, Condon, Humf mond. Hate. Bry, Healy, Jra?, Martin, Atwell, Macfarlane aud child, Walclic, Clark, Eogera, Eivendorff, Messrs Barchard, Wooilama, Lnno, Kirwin, Miller, Shrlmptou, Eoper, Findlay, Mackintosh, Christie. Stanley, Dainton, Fiiz<eralo, Owen, Phillips, Condon, Cowau, Vai, 1 Hamilton, Hare, Healy, Joes (2), Maifcir, Clark, Kogcw, F/azer, Tuke, M’Lecd. Ned, Cooper, Watts, W.,bb, Hurley. •■"Kale, Jackson, Petris, Dean, liatvey, • Cherry, Graham, Daw,Btee, Kelsey, O'.uk, Mahiora, Mynotb, and thirty-eight uteecage i for Gisborne—Mrs Bry and family, 1 Mr Eoborts, and four steerage; for Wellington—Misses Taylor, Scoular, Mason, Meadames Mason, Calvert’, Kit;? i Bcdular, Messrs Ttipiin, iLiug. Scoulnr, Dr Mason,and five steerage; lor Lyttelton— VMiiMi Piper, Keary, Bickmore, Marks,

Milne, Mesdames, Piper, M’Tart, Hawkins, Williamson, Gore, Dillon, Kinsey, Messrs Hasly, M’Tart, Jones, Ambrose, Duncan, Smith, Sev Hawkins, and six steerage; for Dunedin—Mr Donaldson, and five steer-, age. Sailed—Fiona, for Sydney. Taupe, for Fiji. Moa, for east coast ports. Wellington, Sept. 29. Arrived Neptune, from Blenheim. Waitapu, from Eangitikei. Mahinspua, from Onehunga, via Taranaki. Aorere, from Patea. Sailed —Neptune, for Blenheim. Zeno, brigantine, for Kaipara. Oreti, for Westport. Aorere, for Patea,Brunner, for the south; passengers Miss Fookd, Mesdamea Buck ana JBcailsfotd, Messrs Qilkisbn, Eoaderson, Buck, Kelsey, Neave, Btailsford and Pemberton. Sept. SO. Arrived Wareatsa, from Greymouth. Janet. Nibbll, from Westport. Corinha, from Auckland, via east coast. Aorangi, from Bluff, vifl Lyttelton. Stormbifd, from Wanganui. To sail at 8.30 p.m.—Mabiaapua, for Nelson, Taranaki and Onehunga, Port Chalmers, Sept. 29. Arrived—Flora, at 8 a.m. Sailed—Sarah S. Eidgway, barque. Captain S. Jorgensen, with part cargo for New York. Jasper, for Buadabarg. Sept. 80. Arrived—Jessie Nicol, from Hokitika. AG STEAL! AN SHIPPING. Sydney, Sept. 20. Arrived—Southern Belle, from Kaipara. Sept. 30. Arrived —Talune, froni Auckland. Melbourne, Sept. 30, Sailed—Waihora, for Bluff. Albany, Sept. 30. Arrived—CUzcO, from London; passengers for New Zealand—Dr Doudenoy and family.

. PHASES OF THE MOON. D. H. M. First Quarter ... 7 6 33 p.m. Full Wodn ... ... 35' 6 11 a-nii Last Quarter ... 23 6 26 p.m. New Mbon... 29 5 27 a.rn.