SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10597, 5 March 1895, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. The time-ball is dropped ovary week day at 1 p.m., New Zealand mean time, which is equivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, bein^ a 1 l l c^ l fon 7 T72deg SOmin east long., and llhra 80mm fast of Greenwich mean time. Ti-pf-.talton is situated in Ist. 43.37 south. Ion?. 173.44 east, and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20eec. PHASES OF THE MOON. March. D. H. H. First Quarter ... 5 0 10 s.m. Full Moon 11 3 9 p.m. Last Quarter ... 18 6 8 p.m. Jfow M00n... ••• 36 9 55 p.m. WEATHER REPORT. &c. High Water, This Day (Tuesday): -JMoming, 10.32; afternoon, 11.2. Sun rises 5,48 j sets, 6.85. Monday, March 4. » a.m. B P.M. Barometer ... ... 30'09 SO'IO Thermometer ... 63 59 ARRIVED. March 4—Janet Nicoll, s.s., 496 tons, Robertson, from Greymouth. Union Steamship Company, agents. March 4—Orpheus, schooner, 5b tons. Smith, from Napier, bound to Timarn (put in wind-bonnd.) W. Pitcaithly, March 4—Wakstn, s.s., H 5 tons, Wills, from Boat Harbour. Kinsey and Co., agents. CLEARED. March 4—Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Williams, for Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. sailed. _ ~ March 4—Corinna, s.s., 820 tons, Todd, for Timarn, Oamarn and Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. IMPORTS. Corinna: From Wellington— l2 casks pelts, 29 pkga. EXPORTS. Rosamond: For Greymouth—23 sacks onions, 10 sacks potatoes, S cases bacon, 20 sacks wheat, 28 sacks oats, 116 sacks chaff. 13 sacks onions, 100 sacks chaff; for Hokitika—l3o sacks chaff, 10 sacks onions, 14pkgs. Tarawera: For Dunedin —lO cao ® o tongues, 16 sacks onions, 7 bars ateel, 14 pkga, 12 cases tea; for Bluff —27 pkgs; for Hobart—22 cases tea, 4 pkgs harrows; for . Adelaide—29 sacks peas; for Melbourne —'88 sacks seed. Rotorua; For Wellington—9 pkgs ranges, 21 cases fruit, 51 sacks seed, 69 sacks chaff, 44 bdla straw, 117 bales hay, 183 sacks chaff, 600 felloes, 463 sacks flour, 6 sacks onions, 25 sacks pollard, 80 pkgs; for Nelson— loo sacks seed, 4 pkgs harrows, 87 sacks seed, 13 pkgs; for Picton 5 rams, 4 pkgs; for Wanganui—lo pkgs ranges, 8 pkgs; for Blenheim—l bicycle, 43 sacks seed, 1 pkg; for Foxton —8 sacks oatmeal, 3 cases; for Patea—sl sacks oats.

The following passengers arrived at Lyttelton by the steamer Connna, on Sunday night, from Wellington:—Messrs Fitzsimmons, Smith, Harley, Milne, Moir, Robinson, Colclougb, Croxton, Oates, Edwards, Hadcn, Eendiaide, Shetland, Brown, Davis, Martin,Gunnon,Muir; and nine steerage. The barque Charlotte completed her loading yesterday for London on account of the New Zealand Shipping Company. The barque Laira completed her loading yesterday for London. She takes 2400 hales of wool, loaded by the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company. She will be followed by the barque Glenlora, which was berthed yesterday. Shaw, Savill and Albion Company’s cargo steamer Maori, which should arrive to-day from Wanganui, will load 25,000 carcases of mutton and 500 tons of general cargo at Lyttelton. She will make this her final port, and is expected to get away about March 10. PASSENGERS BY TEE TAINTJI. Messrs Dalgety and Co., Limited, have received the following list of passengers booked' for New Zealand per B.M.S. Tainui,' which sailed from London on Jan. 24Messrs H. and £. Burnett, Mias J. Cameron, Mr W. Culff, Mr T, R. Evans, Mr G. N. Fielden, Mr F. A. Garden, Mr W. N. Kelsey, Miss King, Messrs P. and L. Peroival, Mrs A. Sturt, Rev S. A. Beveridge, Rev P. W. Boreham, Mr W. D. Bell. Mr E. B. Harvey, Mr Percy Harrison, Mias Jane Hart, Mr N. L. Jones, Rev James Lymburn, Mr, Mrs and Mias Lee, Misses J. and M. Lymburn, Master K. Lymburn, Mias L. Mulliner, Mias G. Ovenden, MrT.N. Powell, Mr E. Turnbull, jun., Mr W. P. Walton, Mr G. Walker, Mr P. Barrett, Mr J. Bassett, Mrs and Miss Brooke, Miss O. Davison, Mr P. Garvey, Mr, Mrs and Miss Godfrey, Mr F. Grieves, Mr T. Hawkes, Mr B. A. Hignett, Mr H. Harvey, Mr and Mrs Johnson, Misses Johnson (5), Masters Johnson (2), Mr F. Kenny, Miss E. Keaney, Mr W. Langley, Mr W. Langley, jun.. Miss M. Langley, Mr Martin, Mr E. A. Mars, Mir P. M’Cready, Mr A. M’Cart, Miss S. Moylan, Mr W. Mannion, Mr W. Mackenzie, Mr, Mrs and Master Starr, Mr G. Sutherland, Mr A. R. Roades, Mr R. Walsh, Mr B. Ward and Mr Albert Williams. PASSENGERS BY THE EUAHINE. The following is a list of passengers, hooked up to Jan. 25, per B.M.S. Ruahine, which sailed from London on Feb. 7:— Mr E. B. Van da Weger, Miss E. Pyne, Mrs and Miss TJdal, Misses Simmonds (2), Miss Wootton, Miss Mellersh, Mr J. Too, Mr A. Newsom, Miss L. M. Ware, Mr end Mrs W. B. Browning, Miss and Master Browning, Mr and Mrs G. H. Hayes, Mr W. Berliner, Mr E. Biernacki, Mr, Mrs and Master Toombs, Mr Eteson, Mr J. Hind, Mr W. P. Kerr, Mr Adamson, Mr and Mrs Hanchard. Miss K. Kearney, Mr T. Hogan, Mr M. Feemy, Mias M, Payne, Mr W. Thomas, Miss E. A. Whitaker, Mr, Mrs and Master Soper, Mr W. Neylanda, Mr J. Pay, Mr A. J, Ingram and Mr S. Hoffenberg. TIMAEH. The 8.9. Wakatipu, from Lyttelton, called on Saturday to land some Newcastle coal. She took in 800 sacks of oata for Sydney, and left for Bunedin in the evening. The mission schooner Southern Cross arrived from Lyttelton on Saturday afternoon. Yesterday she was thrown open to the public, and although she was not brought to a wharf, and boats had to be used, a large number of people visited her. She leaves this morning for Auckland. The 0.0. Omapere, from Bunedin, landed 80 tons of general merchandise yesterday, and took in 250 tons of produce for various ports, leaving for Akaroa and Lyttelton in the evening. The ship Blenheim and the s.s. Omapere were bedecked with bunting yesterday morning in honour of the marriage, at Ashburton, of Captain Eeston, of the Waimea, now at Port Chalmers. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAEB. Aeeivals. —March 4: Auckland, 6.30 a.m., Monowai, from Sydney; Spit, 7 a.m.. River Hunter, from Clarence Elver; Spit, 7 a.m., Wenona, from Clarence River; Port Robinson, 6,20 a.m., Wakatu, from Lyttelton. BapAETOEHe.—March 4: Auckland, 4.40 p.m., Tasmania, for Sydney ; Wellington, 4.80 p.m., Rotorua, for Lyttelton; Port Robinson, 9.10 a,m., Wakatu, for Lyttelton ; Timaru (to sail 6 p.m.), Omapere, for Akaroa; Port Chalmers, 5.10 p.m., Tarawera, for Bluff. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Kaipaea, March 4. Arrived—Handa Isle, barquentine, from Wellington. Auckland, March. 4. Arrived, 6.15 a.m. Monowai, from Sydney. Passengers Mr Turton, Miss Watson, Mrs Be Eenzy, Mr Young, Br and Mrs Lamb.' Anglian, steamer, from Sydney. She left on Feb. 27; passengers for Auckland—Twenty saloon and twentysight steerage; for Lyttelton Mrs frelaavan and child. Misses Williams

Rogers and Haig, Messrs Penny, Troleaven, Adams (2), Snell and five steerage; for Dunedin—Mesdames Roberts and Greene, Messrs Lako, Ball, Cork, Ives, Ewing, Leach, Eimmell and five steerage. Sailed —Tskapuna, for New Plymouth, Wellington, Lyttelton and Dunedin; passengers—Misses G. J, Karker, Blazard, Kells, Crowther and Abbott, Mesdames Maynard, James, Forman and child, Garrard and Crowther, Rev Maynard, Sergeant Paralow, Messrs Russell, Abbott, Kirker, J. K. Logan, limes, C. Kohn, F. Roberts, F. Hill, Gareta, J. B. March, N. G. Hallamore, F. Mitchell, P. Queree, Schoesaeler. P. P. Wear, M’Corquodale, Holder, Kyler, Burcholl, A. 0. Eae, Sheridan, C. Harris, Evetfc, Garrard, Buchan, R. Hutton, Cairns, Bavin, T. W. Wilson, A. Glover, Randall, T. M. Cullen, Steele and ten sterage. Gairloch, for New Plymouth; passengers—Mias Ross, Mrs Robertson and child, Messrs Baker, Reed, Little, C. Criten and two steerage. Tasmania, for Sydney. Flora, for the south; passengers—Mesdames Collinson and Grant, Misses Collinson, Messrs Collinson, Ambridge, Slater, Mackay, Eoid, Colebourne. Roakruge, Baker and Holmes.

Wellington, March 4. Sailed—Mawhera, for Picton, Nelson and the West Coast. Wainni, for Nelson. Mahinapua, for Nelson, Taranaki and Onehunga. Rotorua, for Lyttelton; passengers—Misses Morris, Irving, Eltham, Marriott (2) and M’Cormack. Mesdames Jarmyn, M’Lean and child, Collins, Ehind, Morley, Turner, Edwards, Everard, Hosking and child, Drs Purdy, Cressy, Parnett and Pollen, Messrs De Lisle, Meikleham, Edwards and Son, Fea, Everard, Hosking, Corner, Field, Calder, Watts and thirteen steerage. The Nairnshire will continue her voyage to London to-night. Bluff, Match 4. Arrived —Dingadae, M’Betb, from Westport. Sailed—Arctic Stream, ship, Bowen, for London, with 4015 bales wool. 1 do hair, 1 do pelts, 114 do sheepskins, 67 casks tallow, and 10,437 sacks oats. The barque Elizabeth. Graham, hound east, passed this morning. AUSTEALiIn” HIPPING. Sydney, March 4. Arrived—Talune, from Sydney.