SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10565, 26 January 1895, Page 4

SHIPPING.

i ■ LYTTELTON. »■ Lyttelton is situated in lat. 43.37 south, f ong. 172.44 east, and the difference of time ' between Lyttelton and Christchurch, is iSOseo. , | The time-ball is dropped every week day jat 1 p.m., Now Zealand mean time, which is equivalent to 18,80 Greenwich mean time ;of the previous day, being calculated for jl72deg 30min east long,, and .llhrs 30mla [fast of Greenwich mean time. PHASES,OF TEE'MOON. January. f n. H. m. { New;Moon..„| ..* 26 8 56 a.m. WBATHEB EEPOET. &c. High Water, This Day (Saturday) * —Morning, 4.19; afternoon, 4.42. Sun rises <1.56 j sets, 7.80. Feidat, Jan. 25. 9 A.hi, 5 F.W. ; Barometer .... ... 80,13 30.10 Thermometer ... 68 63 ABBIVBD.

Jan. 25—Dingadee, s.s., 393 tens, Anderson; from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Jan. 25 Orowaiti, s.s.; 286 tons, Spedding, from Greymouth. Union Steam- ; ship Company, agents. : Jan. 25 Hauroto, s.s., 1276 tons, 'Anderson, from Sydney, via Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Hanson, Pike, Peacock, Wall, Hingo, Vaughan, Sisters Winifred and Bernardino, Mesdamea Sherwin and ■family, Treemah and family, Messrs Aulsebrook, Sherwin, Cook, Stewart, Eennibell, Gould, Fitzgerald, Thomson, Stevens, Keith, Moore, Yates, Lindsay, :Wilson, and fifty-three steerage. Jan- 25—To Anau, s.s., 1023 tons. Waller, from Melbourne, vid Hobart and southern ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses Taylor, Dick, Boyly, Meazies, Pannott, Mrs Davidson and child, Messrs Aitken, Pynn, Lovellock, Tihworth, Pearce, Chisholm, Orr (2), Moss, Thompson, Aingcr, Benton, Watson, Grubb, Atkins, and twenty-three steerage. Jan. 23—Tasmania, e.s.» 1265 tons, M’Gee, from Sydney, via Auckland and way ports. Kinsey and Co., agents. Passengers Misses Coombs, Cooks, Thompson, 0 Morell, Clark, Brown, Bfaseli, Allwood, Seats (2), Slanden, Clark, Wilcox, Ingham, Linklater, Payne, Campbell, Colei Moore, Matthews, Harrison, Ingham, Pashley, Hudson, Wickett, Stuart and Cox, Messrs Overton, Henderson, Keller, Seed, :M’Lean, Armstrong, Davidson, Bloomfield, ; GilljWalton, Spoight, Higbt.Gofcter, Thomp- ■ son. Waller, Dyson, Sykes, Northcott, Wolf?, Stonhouso, Litchfield, Turner, Elliott, Walker, Pickford, Hay, Muir, Clark, ■Cornell, Wilson, Bice, Frost, Gillies, Hart, | Smith and Hanky, Mesdamea Neilson and family, Anderaon, Ward, Cooks/ Boyce, Be La Cour, Whiting and child. Hunter, Smart. Gill, Walton, Banby, Northcott, Gamble, Moore, Wascoe, Litchfield, Cant, Elliott, Hart, Smith, Irwin, Hudson, Clarke and one hundred and two steerage. Jan. 25 Eotomahana, s.s., 864 tons, Moriabyi from Sydney, via Hobart and southern ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers Misses M’Laughlin, Spence (2), Jackson, Brandt, Grant, Beningtoa, Tulleys (2), Bower, Anderson (2), M. Lamb, Deaken (2), Orr (2) and Beil (2), Mesdamea Mason. W. West, Brook, Wagstaffe, Spence, Dennett, Anderson, Petrie and boy, Orr and Richardson, Messrs A. L. Gibaon, W. West, Brook, H. English, A. Dunnett, Love, Wake, MTkoy, Long, Drummond, Ward, Eiohardson, Turner, Palgrave, Teuha, E. W. Boss, Crawiord, Petrie, Nicolson and boy, Stevenson, Inglis and eleven steerage. CLEAEBD. Jan. 25 —Clyde, schooner, 86 tons. Gibbons, for Timaru. W, Pitcaithly, agent. SAILED. , , Jah. 25—Reliance, ketch, 67 tons, Henning, for Bluff. W. Pitcaithly, agent. Jah. 25—Tasmania, s.s., 1265 tons, M’Gee, for Dunedin and Bluff. Kinsey and Co., agents. Passengers—Mesdamea Woodcock, Lomas-Smitb, Lusty, Wicks, Drinan, Black and child. Misses Carr, Saunders, Smith (3), Little, Styche, Robinson, Freeman, Toshach, Martin, M’Gregor and Fpdor, Messrs Watts, M’lhtyre, Lower, Nicholls, Hamilton, Gottfried, Weir, Hughes, Fegan, Chabot, Dixon, Tates, Brown, Metcalf, Lambert, Mussen, Macdonald, Delaney, Hamilton, Dickie, Ballantyne, Day, Statheman, Smith, Callaghan, Strain and Heads; for Bluff—Mrs Mussen, Misses Mussen (3) and Gillick, Messrs Baker (2), Alexander, Brown, Nicoll, Seabright, Hunter, Gray and Maddisoh.

. Jan. 23—Hauroto, As.; 1276 tons, Anderson, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agent’s. Passengers— Misses Tomlinson, Neville and Wright, Messrs CaygilJ, Worthington, Eoberts and Drown, Eav Layoocfc and Master Bennett. Jan. 25—Eotomahaha, a.s., 864 tons, Morisby, for northern, ports and Sydney. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers ; For Wellington—Misses Wilson, Matthews, Wallace, Campbell, Hyndmah, Caro, Percy, Bishop and Stubbs, Mesdames Evans, Hoads, Plummer and Turner, Messrs Carr (2), Fravesse and Hoads; for Napier—Misses Ehsor, Beecroft, Ollivar, Luckio, Elerig and Tomline, Mesdames Pitcaithly, Olliver, Jones and four childreh, Messrs Homeraham and Smith, Masters Hildyard and Smith; for Gisborne—Miss Palethorpe; for Auckland— Miss Brown, Mss Quinn, Messrs Quinn, Orr, Flavell, Edwards, Eutherford, Percy and Dearsley; for Sydney—Messrs Oakes, Glad well, M’Kinell, Brabner and Simmons. Jan, 25—Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons. Waller, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—-Misses Gates, K earaley, Wright,- Hancock, 1 Eobinson, 1 Hutchen, Tendall, Wallace, Morris, Stott, El worthy and Eudd,' Mesdames Weller, Eearaley, Johnston, Dwyer, Evans, Eowe and two children and Elworthy, Kev Eohaldson, Messrs Wright (2), Woiler. Sage, Mackay; Partridge, Laveridge, Opie. Gilwraith, Grubb, Thorpe, Elworthy and Master Wright. IMPOSTS. Eotomahaha ; From Hobart—ll cases . fruit;'from Dunedin—34 pkga; from Bluff —4l bags bides. Hauroto: From Sydney waters, 2000 slates, 54 ingots copper, 113 cases tea, 139 cases fruit, 50 cases oil; 43 rolls lead, 7 bars steel, 100 cases whisky, ICO coils wire, 2033 bags sugar, 54 cases coffee, 11 pkge; from Newcastle—2 cases hams j from Wellington—3 horses, 2 pkgs. Dingadee: From Suva—6l sacks nuts, 411 cases, fruit. Ta Anau: From Melbourne —100 cases lemons, 104,cases oil, 40 cdses, 8 hags pepper, 105 cases fruit, 64 bags sugar, 977 cases tea, 15 pkgs, 180 bags bark, 158 pkga; from Dunedin—l case. Tasmania: From Sydney and northern porta—l reaper and binder, 202 crates empties; 7 drums acid, 20 cases acid, 200 cases kerosene, 680 bags sugar, 114 mats sugar, 97 bags hides, 26 hides, 2 horses, 1800 bones candles, 163 pkgs. EXPOBTB. Tasmania; For Dunedin 1 _ case saddlery, 3 cases fruit, 1 case oil, 25 cases meats, 15 cases and kegs, 3 Crates biscuits, 40 boxes soap, 10 bales woolpacks, 27 pkgs. The aggregate tonnage of the fleet of steamers in Lyttelton harbour ’ yesterday was 16,419. It is expected that the steamer Aswanley ■will be floated out of the graving dock to-day, after having been cleaned and painted. Yesterday was a p articularly busy day in Lyttelton, the presence of a largo fleet of big steamers absorbing all the available r labour of the port. TELEGEAPH NOTICE BOAED. Asexvalb. —Jan. 25: Wellington, 8.10 jia.m., Eotorua, from Lyttelton. DnrAHTUBBS.—Jan. 25: Wellington, 4 p.m.. Penguin, for Lyttelton; Wellington, 5.15 p.m., Monowai, for Lyttelton; Port Bobicaon,; 4,soakatu, "for LytteK

ton; Timaru, B p.m., Herald, for Lyttelton j Port Chalmers, 4.30 p.m,, Cynisca, for London; Port Chalmers, 7.30 p.m., Corinna, for Timaru.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Jan. 25. Arrived Ophelia, Captain Sorenson, from Eio, vid Otago Heads. Wellington, Jan. 25. _ Arrived—Monowai, from Sydney viH Auckland and the East Coast. Eotorna, from Lyttelton. Penguin, from Nelson via Picton. Mawhera, from the West Coast and Nelson. Queen of the South, from FoxtoUi Waihi, from Blenheim. Sailed—Grafton, for Pioton, Nelson and the West Coast. Taviuni, for Westport. Alice, barque, Swain, for Auckland. Eotorua, for Nelson. Penguin, for Lyttelton; passengers—Misses Hill, Clarkson (2), Wilson, Hobbs, Calvert, Eyan, Barlow, Holmes, Binna, Cowim, Gooch, Badding, Aneell, Fitzgerald, Eitchie, Evans, Alexander (2), Niool and Bossiter, Mesdamea Yizer, Baker, Power, Bone, Fawcett, Cowan, Wright, Bsraes, Spencer and Howa, Messrs Holmes, Stewart, Briss, Irving, Eigg, Morey, Hare, Holmes, Cochrane, Hancock, Gardiner, Ashcroft, Allen, Baker, Yizer, Mercer, Eanderaoh, Bone, Evans, Davies, Adams, Parsons, Campbell, Merilla, White, Beattie. Sima and Hudson, Masters Jones (2) and eighteen steerage. The Eimutaka, for London, took the following cargo from Wellington 654 bales of wool and -skins, 27 bales leather and basils, 49 pockets wool, 6450 pkga butter, 3026 oases cheese, 779 cases meats, 50 casks tallow, 8 boxes bullion, 16 pkgs sundries. From Auckland —64 cases cheese, 745 boxes batter, 6 boxes bullion, 2 cases sundries. . From Dunedin —105 bales wool, 41 bales skins, 42 bales rabbitskins, 3502 oases cheese, 785 cases butter, 8 boxes gold, 8 pkgs. From Lyttelton —17 bales wool, 28 bales baoile, 9 trusses leather, 101 casks pelts, 22 casks casings, 396 sacks beans, 10 sacks peas, 967 sacks oats, 322 cases cheese, 921 pkgs butter, 18 pkga sundries, 100 boxes kidneys, 13 boxes sweetbreads, 11,424 carcases lamb, 11,250 carcases mutton.

Captain Smith, of the s.s. Taviuni, says there is no truth in the statement that his vessel was nearly ashore at Fiji daring the recent hurricane. The Tavidni was about two hundred miles south of Fiji on her trip from Auckland when she encountered the hurricane, and he hove-to for eleven hours. The Ohau had a narrow escape from going ashore, and there has possibly been some confusion between the name of the island of Taviuni (which was devastated) and that of tho steamer. Bluff, Jan. 25. Arrived— Tarawera, Captain Sinclair, from the Sounds. The barquentine Ocean Ranger, bound east, passed the Bluff last night. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Sydney, Jan. 25. Sailed, to-day—Flora, for Wellington. The coasting schooner Philip Palfrey has turned up safely.