SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 11053, 3 September 1896, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON,

l®ytte!tcai is situated in lat. 43.37 south I72A* east; and the difference of timebetween Lyttelton and Christchurch is aOeeG. The time-ball is dropped every week day ft 1 pm-j New Zealagid mean tame, which la equivalent to 13.30'Greenwich mean time ef the previous day, being calculated for l72deg 3Qmm east long., and llhrs 30min e«efcof Greenwich meantime.

WEATHER REPORT. &c. High Water, This Day (Thursday) ? pßnming l no tide; afternoon, 0.8. Sun rises-6.27 aan., sets 5.33 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 2. 9 A.M. BPJI. Barometer ... ... 29'87 29*90 Thermometer ... 49 . 47 arrived. Sapt. % —Takapuna, s.s., 370 tons. Grant, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses MTarianfi, Venables, Keillor and Arbon, Mesdames Jones, Savage and Arbon, Messrs ■Jackson, Eight, Wiggins, Shepherd, Birch, Watkins, Arbon, KeiHer, A spinal, Oatway, Borrison and thirteen steerage. Sept. 2—Anglian, s.s., 1354 tons. Hood, from Sydney, via northern ports. Kinsey, Bams and Co., agents. Passengers—- ■ Mass Jenxtens, .Mesdames Reece and child Browne, Messrs Recce, Browne, Kosfiord, Pricker, Be van-Brown, Walton, Beese, * Pyne, Tendall, O’Brien, Nurse, Harper, Lewin (2), Milsom, Shand, Hall, Morten’ Thompson, Appleby and thirteen steerage. (Sept. 3 —• Jane Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Whitby, fromAkarea, via Bays. Pitcaithly, "WSaflace and Co., agents. CLEARED. ' Sept. 3—Clyde, schooner, 87 tons, ffihhong, for Waitapu. Pitcaithly, Wal-laes-and Co. agents. SAILED. Sept2—Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Kruhl, foe Havelock. T. H. Ker/agent. Sept. 2—Emma Sims, ketch, 61 tons, Johnston, for Waitara. Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. Sept. 2 —Takapuna, s.s,, 370 tons, Grant, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers for Wellington — Mia Hes Caro and Phillips, Mesdames Cray, Bowker, Tepplar and Campbell, Hon E. W. P«i4rA-r j Messrs Nichols, Jackson, Parker, Hammond, Turner, Webster, M’Gregor, Brock, Wood, Woodroffe, Malcolm, White, Thomas, Atkin son, Bowker, Cray, King, iGoold, Malone, Bell, Cox, Arenas, Levy WiTlmma; for New Plymouth—Mr and Mrs Eantham, Mr and Mrs Bailey anil tmy children, Mr Fothergill; for Auckland —Mesdames Glodhill and child, Caro and Joynt, Eev Father Browne, Messrs Nelson, Trfmsdata, Patterson, Farmer, Edwards and Joynt. IMPORTS. A-ngHan: Prom Sydney via northern ports—l2o bags sugar, 100 cases currants, 50 cases whisky, 5 octaves whisky, 8 casks cement, 8 casks tiles, 4 cases tobacco, 7 bagg bottles, 4 pkgs mats, 281 cases fruit, 100 cases schnapps, 498 bags salt, 2290 lags karnit, 6 aises furniture, 100 hides, 17 sacks pelts, 39 liags hides, 2000 fire-bricks, '2l cases syrup, 34 bales wool, 10 bdls tins, quantity sundries.» ■ EXPORTS. Clyde; Par Waitapu—l6o bags flour, Rryganka. m.feg.s' sacks iaran, 5 sacks sharps. Tf* Atwoi - Ear Dunedin —5 sacks peas, 5 ngi»Vg meal, 68 sacks chicory, 20 cases ‘stent, 24 cases empties, 5 tanks seed, 119 ««»»Vn seeth-24 sacks onions, 38 pkgs ■, for .Wellington—s-cases eggs, 13 sacks wheat, 14- sacks potatoes, 13 pkgs ; for Wanganui '—rl cage. Tekapo: Por Sydney—7B2 sacks malt, 17 cases bacon, 8 bales flax, 348 sacks oats, 116 sacks potatoes, 100 sacks flour, 139 sacks onions, 529 sacks chaff, 76 bales strawy 14 bales hay, 45 bales flax, 47 pkgs; for Newcastle; 200 sacks malt; for Brisbane—3 chaffcutters, 3 crates; lor Rockhampton —3 cases. Flora; For Wellington—3o sacks flour, 80 bags flour, 50 sacks bran, 50 sacks pollard, 2 bdls trees, 89 sacks potatoes, 15 paAs wheat,,.ls sacks oats, 15 sacks grain, 4 bdls buckets, 53 pkgs; for Nelson—l steel plate; for Wanganui—ss sacks potatoes, 1 case; for Poxton —26 sacks potatoes, 2 cases; for Blenheim —1 drill; for Picton —1 case; for Groymouth—l boiler; for Westport—2 pkgs; for Levuka —BO sacks flour, 1 case bacon; for Suva — 194. sacks sharps; for Fiji—sol sacks bran.

The steamer Anglian arrived from Sydney viA northern |>orts yesterday afternoon, in command of Captain Hood. The steamer Wakatu, which left Wellington on Sunday, was off Kaikoura on Monday morning, but owing to the heavy sea was unable to approach the wharf. She was anchored for two days in South Bay, and yesterday Messrs Kinsey, Bams qWI Co, agents for the steamer, received a telegram stating that she had been compelled to put to sea, as the wind was increasing' axtdrfhesea was running in very heasdlyPASSENGERS BY THE RUAPEHU. The following' is a list of passengers by the Ruapehu, which will leave Lyttelton for London via Monte Video to-day:— Miss AL C. Macfarlane, Miss M. E. Keiller, Mr E. W. Schiff, Mrs Pollock, Miss A. Pollock, Mias J. Arbon, Air J. H. Greonhill, Mrs Eobert Eea, Mr Farmer, Mr Frederick Biggs, Mr William Lowry, Misses M. and C. Cachemaiie, Mrs .Martin, Mr and Mrs Walter'Peek! TVTraa and Master Peek, Mr N. Sheppard, Mr William Bons, Mr John Dow, Mr John Devitnny, Mr A. AFGlashan, Master William AFGlashan, Mrs and Miss Castle, Mr Michael Egan, Mr T. Sullivan, Miss and Master Eobinson, Mr A. J. Fowler, Miss and Master Fowler, Mr J. Hill, Mx- W. H. Haaeldine, Air T. Wright, Mr John Halil well, Mr and Mrs John Markell. For Monte Video—Miss Pruden, Messrs W. B. DsabbSeJL Innes and J. Eaff, Air and Mrs A. Coiffier, Masters Coiffier (3), Mr N. M.’Eae, Mr F. Wylio, Air E. Carl. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAED. Aekivals.—Sept. 2 ; Auckland, 4 a.m. Comma, from Earatonga; Wellington, 2 pan, Tekapo, from Lyttelton ; Wellington, 2.15 pm.. Flora, from Lyttelton ; Wellington, 1.45 a.m, Talune, from Sydney (with the Brindisi mail); Port Chalmers, 10.30 a.™., Te Arran, from Lyttelton; Bluff, 9.30 a.m, Fifeshire, from Sydney. DEPAETtraES.— Sept. 2: Spit, 11 a.nv KateTaiham, for Newcastle; Wellington, 3.30 pum., lonic, for Lyttelton; Wellington (to sail 10 pm.), Talune, for Lyttelton; Wellington, 6.40 p.m., Tekapo, for Sydney; Greymouth, 4 a.m, Wareatea, for Lyttelton ; Port Chalniers, 1.30 p.m, Hauroto, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, Sept. 2. Sailed—Waihora, for Sydney. Wellington, Sept. 2. Arrived—Talune, from Sydney. She brings seventy-three passengers and nine Chinese, and has 1342 tons of cargo. Passengers foi r Lyttelton—Mesdames Wells a-Tid Buchanan, Eev J Alilne, Messrs Clowes, Harrison, MTCellar and six steerage; for Dunedin —Misses Hume (2), Mrs Finch, Mr Findlay, six steerage and six Chinese. Flora, from the south. Tekapo, from the south. Penguin, from Nelson, and Picton.

Sailed —Penguin, for Picton and Nelson. lonic, for Lyttelton. Tekapo, for Sydney. Tahme, for Melbourne via the south; passen^ers —Misses Remington (4), M'Parlane, TothUl, Fitzgerald and Moss, Mesdames M’Farlane, Fitzgerald, Farr and Kerr, Messrs MTParhme, OHivor, Rudd, Mair, Wilkinson, Amoltl, Page, Corbett, Cassidy,, Winter, Wills, Reeves, Calfyn, M’Beth, Pawßon, TWWd/vK, Jfoika. Collins, Brander jn4.JEjmx,Jßaitocs onadsay, Tamtham,.

PHASES OF THE MOON. September. D. H. M. NewMoon ... 8 1 13 ajn. First Quarter*.. ... 14 3 40 p.m. Full Moon ... 22 10 20 a.m. Last Quarter ... ... 30 1 29 p.m.