SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 10483, 22 October 1894, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. is situated in lat. ‘13‘37 Booth, 172.44 east, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20uOi The time*l»Uie dropped every wees <|»? ot 1 p.m.. New Zealand moan time, which is eqßivalent to 18.80 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, being calculated nr il7Sdeg 80min east long., and SOmia faat of Greenwich mean time. PHASES OE THE MOON.

WEATHER REPOET. Ac. High Water, This Pay (Monday).--lloniißg, 10.23; afternoon, 10.52. Sun new, 4.69; sets, 6.80. Sundat, Oct. SI; 9 A.M. 5 P.M Barometer 30 'g 3055 Thermometer 63 ho ARRIVEDGot. '2o Penguin, s.a., 442 tons. Manning. from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passenger e-Mias ea Mounsey, Pane, King, O’Connor, Clark, Carter, Galloway. Meadames Tilmarsh, Walter, Wardrop, Dobson, M Gilhgan, Patterson, Thompson, Williamson, Ogle, Hooker, Messrs Preston, Captain Walter, Edwards, Fouhy. Park, Lattey. Cook, Frankltn, Ronalds, Steward (2), Stewart, giraffe, Williamson, Watson, Coward, Meats, Graham, Thornton, Wills, Captain M’Lellan and eleven steerage. Oot. 20 Rosamond, b.b., 460 tons, Ryan, from Qreymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. . Oct. 20— Falcon, schooner, 93 tons, Sohenkel, from Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. Oct. 20 Rotorua, s.s., 576 tons, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Oot. 20—Ohau, 8.9., 410 tons, Abram, from Dunedin and Timaru. Union Steamship Company, agents, Oot. ,20—Jane Douglas, s.s. 76 tons. Whitby, from Akaroa, via the Bays. Cuff and Graham, agents. ■ Oct. 21—Loongan*, barque, 279 tons, Williams, from Bluff. pot. 21—Herald, s.s., 356 tons, Jones, from Dunedin, vi& Timaru. Union Steamship Company, agents. Oot. 21—Brunner, s.s., 332 tons, loud, from Dunedin, vi& Timaru and Akaroa. Union Steamship Company, agents. BAILED. Oot, 20—Penguin, s.s., 443 tons. Smith, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, . agents. Passengers—Messrs Sims, Christian and Johnson. Oct. 20 Warcatea, 0.5., 288 tons, Downie, for Port Chalmers. Union Steamship Company, agents. Oot. 80—Ohau, s.s., 410 tons, Abram, for Napier and Auckland. Union Steamship Company, agents. -Oct. 20 Rotorua, s.s,, 576 tons. Manning, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers For Wellington—Misses Tringer and Noonan, Meadames Connal and Anderson, Messrs Denham, Murray-Aynsley, Arnold, Booth, Clarkson, Gallagher, Anderson, Raymond, Kennedy, Kippanberger, Osborne, Sloan, Gordon, Sinclair, Vivian, Pattison, Bates, Duncan, Gray, Patullo, Moore, Peagram, Richardson and Mackenzie; for Pictou— Mr Tosawill. Oct. 20—Stanley, brigantine, 344 tons Lindfora, for. Kaipara. C. W. Turner’ agent. . * Oct; 21—Tongariro, R.M.S.S., 4168 tons’ Mayose, for Timaru. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. .■ XKrOETS. Penguin ; From Wellington —5 casks oil, 4 -quarters beef, 46 pkgs. Stosamond: From Greymouth—4B,2soft timber, 600 tons coal. Rotorua: From Dunedin—l pkg. EXPORTS. Talune s For Bluff—3l pkga; for Dunedin—3 esses beer, 23 cases tea, 4 cases; for Hobart—-3 ebaffonttors, 16 cases tea, 11 pkgs; for Melbourne—7 drums dip, 60 ; bales fibre, 15 sheep, JO pkgs, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London—Soukar, ship, W.E.F.H., to sail. Tainui, E.M.S.S., due colony Oct. 22. From- Sharpness, via Auckland—Lake Erie, barque, H-M.T.K., sailed July 8. From New York Canopus, barque, sailed June 20, vii Port Chalmers. Firth of Forth, barque, P.G.Y.E., sailed August 10. From Calcutta—Durisdeer, barque, 989 tons, V.W.Q.N. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND. BAlpZ^r 9 VESSELS. Days Out. Brussels (Alsop), London S 8 Antares (Hutchinson), London ... 59 The barque Loongana, with a cargo of timber, arrived from Bluff yesterday afternoon. The brigantine Stanley, for Kaipara, waa towed to eea on Saturday, and set sail to the fresh southerly breeze, which should carry her well on her northward journey. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s R.M.S.S. Tongatirp left' yesterday afternoon fpr Timaru. The .ship Hermioae will be placed in the graving dock upon discharging her merchandise. She is to be the first wool ship of the season from Lyttelton. The sphooner Zior, from Bluff for Port Robinson, With a cargo of timber, passed the Heads on Saturday. The Union Steamship Company's steamer Penguin arrived from Wellington on Saturday morning, and left during the afternoon for Duaedin, where she is to undergo her periodical overhaul. Her running waa taken np by the Rotorua, which left for Wellington on Saturday night. Captain Smith brought the Rotorua up from Dunedin, but changed vessels here with Captain Manning, who went north in command of the Rotorua. TIMARU. The b.b. Ohau called on Friday evening to take on board some produce for Napier, and sailed at 9 p.tn. for Lyttelton. The schooner Isabella Anderson sailed on Friday evening for Wanganui with a load of mill staffs and grain. On Saturday morning the steamers Brunner and Herald arrived from the south. The Brunner brought 80 tons of general merchandise, and the .Herald 12 tons, from Dunedin. The latter also brought 128 bales of wool and 28 casks of pelts from Oamaru, to be transhipped to the Tongariro. Both steamers went north in the evening, each taking about 100 tons of produce. The barque Helen Denny, from London, viA Nehon, with 400 tone of original cargo, made the roadstead during Friday night, and waa towed in on Saturday morning. After discharging she goes to Auckland to load. The Helen Denny was the first sailing ship to take a tow-line from the new tug Timaru, and the compound vessel did her work satisfactorily. The line was made fast just before a violent squall came up from the south. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivals.— Oct. 21: Wellington, 12.30 p.m., Rotorua, from Lyttelton ■; Auckland, 7.30 p.m., Matatua, from London. * Departure.— Oot. 21: Wellington (to sail 6 p.m.), Wakatu, tor Kaikoura. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Oct. 20. Sailed—At daylight, Icdramayo, for Wdlrngtc _ 'octal. Arrived—Wenoca, from Newcastle. The Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s steamer Matatua, Captain M’Dougall, from London, arrived early this morning. ;She brings about 2000 tons of general merchandise for this port. Bho has not ’r t t come up the harbour, but is lying off ]b* powder ground. After discharging

cargo ohe proceeds south to load for London. Kaipara Heads, Oot. 19. Sailed Handa Me, barquentine, for Melbourne. _ , „ Wellington, Oct. 20. Arrived Waitapu, from Havelock. Neptuue, from Blenheim. Charles Edward, from Nelson. Manspouri, from the south, Mahinapua, from Onebunga, vift Taranaki. Hinemoa, from southern lighthouses. Sailed—Charles Edward, for Nelson and the coast. Waihi, for Blenheim. Manapouri, for Sydney and Auckland, via cast coast. Omapsro, for the south; passengers—Miss Hart, Messrs (Holland, Fans, Toomer, Hall and four steerage. Hauroto, for Sydney; passengers—Misses Staunton and Dunn, Mrs Creazell and family (3), Captain Clayton, Major Elliott, Messrs Kernot, Workman, Baldwin and sixteen •‘•“W- Oct. 21. Arrived—Obed Baxter, American barquentine, from Now York (July 7). Rotorua, from the south. Tarawera, from Napier, Queen of the South, from Fox- — Mahinapua, for Nelson, Now Plymouth and Onohunga. Port Chalmers, Oct. 20. Arrived—Talune, from Lyttelton. Oot. 21. Arrived—lsabel, from Townsville, vI4 Sydney. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Newcastle, Oct. 20. Sailed—Huia, for Kaipara; Grace Deal, for Gisborne. . _ „. Sidney, Oot. 20. Arrived—Wairarapa and Elingamite, from Auckland. , Clarence River, Oct. 20; Sailed—M. A. Doran, for Timaru. Melbourne, Oot. 21. Sailed, on Saturday Wakatipu, for Bluff.

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