SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVII, Issue 11188, 9 February 1897, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON, Lyttelton’ is situated in lat. 43.37 south long- 172.44ea5t; and the difference of time between Lyttelton and Christchurch is 20»ec.. ■ The time-ball is dropped, every week day at 1 p.m., New Zealand mean time, which is ecpiivalent to 13.30 Greenwich mean time of the previous day, feeing calculated for l72deg-30min east long., and lllirs 30m in east of Gieenwichonean time. PHASES. OF THE MOON. Febeuaet.

WEATHER REPORT, &c. High Water, This Day (Tuesday): — llornhig, 9.20; afternoon, 9.34. Sun rises 5,15 a.nn, sets 7.13 p.m. Monday, Fjeb. 8. S a.m. 6 f. m. Barometer ... 29*93 29*78 Thermometer ... 67 . 63 - , ABBIVED. Feb, 7—Concordia, barque, 463 tons. Eriegel, from Newcastle. W. White and Co., agents. , , Feb. B—Morning Eight, schooner, 92 ttfns, Rennie, f-rom Waitapu. Pitcaitnly, Wallace and Co., agents. Feb. B—Janet Nieoll, s.s., 496 tons, Ryan, from Westport Union Steamship Company, agents. SAIIED. Feb, g Coiinna, s.s., 820 tons, MTiean, for Woffington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers —Messrs Badden, Neave, Home, Threlkeld, EobmTripp, Bryon, Barhy, Brand, Bxisra-Robmson, Laveiy and Read. Feb. B—Waimate, s-s., 5000 tons, Jaggard, for Woffington. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. F«b-B—Kaikoura, K.M.S.S., 4507 tons, ' Forbes, .for Wellington. New Zealand Shipping- Company, agents. • IMPORTS. JeasieNiccoL From Greymonth—sS,449ft trmhflp , ' Morning Light: From Waitapn—s4,oooft timber. . . , Concordia: From Newcastle —700 tons coal. EXPOHTS. Mararoa; For Dunedin —75 sacks malt, 12 cases; for Bluff—lo cases meats, 10plcgs. for Hobart —1 case; for Melbourne 29 sacks seed, 1 machine, 30 sacks bottles, 10 pkgs; for Fremantle—so cases meats, 30 sacks wheat, Waihora: For Dunedin—6s empty casks, 9 sacks seed, 14 chests tea, 288 sacks malt, 12-sacks potatoes, 10 sacks onions, 5 cases glue, 20 pkgs. PengrpH ; For Wellington—3 bicycles, .5 bales twine, 5 crates poultry, 155 sacks seed, 25 sacks flour, 8 bales comsacka, 200 sackschaff, 13 cases, 4 wheels, 1 pair shafts, 1 chaff cutter, 10 pkgs; for Wanganui—2 cases' bacon, 3 pkgs, 1 crate pigs; for Nelson —53 sacks seed, 1 case; for Blenheim —1 drill, 3 drums 00, 7 pkgs; for Foxton—6 pkgs; for Patea —3 pkgs. 2 sacks seed ; for Tolbga Bay—lo sacks sharps, 6 sacks bran. Te Anau : For Napier—B6 sacks seed, 4 bales hay, 69 pkgs; for Wanganui—l case; for Gisborne —10 sacks potatoes, 80 bags bran,2o sacks bran, 28 sacks seed, 12 pkgs; for Wellington—2 sacks oatina, 15 gunnies onions, 13 pkgs; for Auckland —5 sacks oatina, 5 sacks peas, 3 cases springs, 153 sacks oats, 226 sacks seed, 70 sacks flour, 60 bags floor, 220 sacks wheat, 48 pkgs; for Thames—2 cases bacon. Omapete: For Wellington ranges, 21 bricks, 18 pkgs; for Picton —50 rams, 1 pkg; for Nelson—2 sacks seed, 20 sacks wheat, 20 rams, 21 pkgs; for West-port—47-saoks salt, 37 pkgs; for Blenheim —3 cycles, 1 plough, 20 pkgs; for Hokitika —2l pkgs; for Greymouth—2 ..cases fruit, 3 pieces timber, 4 bales hay, 5 bales straw,, 47 pkgs. Corinna: For Wellington—4 hhds ale, 150 sacks wheat, 150 sacks chaff, 19 sacks oats,, 22 pkgs; for Nelson —5 pkgs; for Westport—2 sacks onions, 4 boxes butter, 4 oases meats,. 10 pkgs; for Patea—l crate. lonic, for London: From Wellington —1598 carcases mutton, 1287 carcases lamb, SOQO legs mutton, 2677 boxes butter, 671 cases cheese, 39 bales wool and skins, 88 casks basils, 500 cases meats, 7 bales leather, 2 cases ore, 4 cases; from Dunedin —-3560 boxes butter, 2388 coses cheese,269 bales wool and skins, 19 casks basils, 36 casks pelts, 25 casks tallow, 3 boxes gold, 14 bales leather,. 17 pkgs; from Lyttelton—9979 carcases mutton, 14,751 carcases lamb, 102 boxes kidneys, 2 bases honey, 1734 boxes butter, 1534 cases cheese, 1584 bales wool and skins, 21 casks pelts, 244 casks tallow, 64 cases carings, 390. sacks grass seed, 7 boxes sundries ; from Napier—6o7B carcases mutton, 107 boxes kidneys, 1 case; from Auckland—2ss boxes butter, 4 boxes gold; from Oamaru—2B7 bales wool and skins; from Greymouth—2 boxes gold; from Westport—2 boxes gold; for Rio de Janeiro, from Lyttelton—3oo sacks oats, 9 carcases mutton, 6 carcases lamb, 1 bag bones, 1 box butter, 1 case cheese.

The folio-wing passengers arrived at Lyttelton on Sunday evening by the steamer Corinna : —Misses Brasch, Begg, Whelan, Corrinon, Duncan, Whelan, Harding, Austin, Butler, Godber, Head, Thompson, Eestell and Dowling, Mesdames Donohue, Lord, Keightley, Lyon, Dodd, Hughes, Goode, Odell, Gilly, Macdonald and Barraclough, Messrs Lord, Lyon; Turner, Silva, Dodd, Hughes, M’Namara, Thomson, Cortes, Longman, Hulston, Higgs, Prasmore, Kidd, Hampton, Murray, Leslie, Gocjber, Dixon, Slinn, M’Eerrow, Robb, Nicholson, Myers, Gilly, Macdonald, Barraclough, Potter-Bellow Company (26); Eev Thomas and twenty steerage. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s fine steamer Waimate sailed yesterday evening for Wellington, where she loads a heivoutward cargo. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s E.M.S.S. Kaikaura left port yesterday evening for Wellington. The barques City of Adelaide and Con-,, cordia were berthed yesterday, and will discharge coal to-day. The barque which arrived at Lyttelton on Sunday, and which was reported as being the Alexandra, is the Concordia, from Newcastle, coal-laden and consigned to Messrs W. White and Co. TIMAETJ. The s.s. Brunner, with Westport coal and sundries, arrived on Sunday morning, and after discharging yesterday went south in the evening. The schooner Croydon Lass arrived on Sunday from Lyttelton with 66 casks of tallow for the ship Tura'lrina. The schooner Clyde sailed for Wanganui early yesterday morning with 142 tons of flour and 50 sacks of barley. The s.s. Herald arrived from Dunedin and Oaraaru yesterday afternoon, bringing stores from Dunedin and some wool from Oamaru for the Turakina. .A barque, .probably the Carnegie, 982 tons, to load for London on account of the New Zealand Shipping Company, was bqing brought in last evening. The shipping in port yesterday had their flags at half-mast in token of respect to the late Strong Work Morrison,, the first regular pilot at Timaru, whoso funeral took place in the afternoon. The barque Lake Erie, seventeen days from Newcastle, arrived yesterday.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOAED,

Arrivals. —Feb. 8 : Auckland, 11 a.m., Tasmania, from Gisborne; Gisborne, noon, Totomam, from Auckland. Depabtdbes. -*• Feb. 8: Wellington, 4 pan., Peng l ”*? f° r Lyttelton; Groymouth,

2.10"p.nx, Kawatiri, for Lyttelton; Tibliarn (to sail 9 p.m.), Herald, for Lyttelton., SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, Kaipaba Heads, Feb. (8. Arrived—Annie Hill, schooner,,from \tne sonth. Auckland, Feb. 8-« from Sydney; po*sengers for Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Hiaot> Mr and-Mrs Partridge and child. W ellington, Feb, 8. Sailed—Penguin, for Lyttelton; pas-t sengers—Misses Beere, M’Honald, Quinn,; Knowles, Smith (2), Button, M’Kenzie, Barber, Lye, Bourke, Metcalf, Beeves,, Greathead, Bell and Lightband, Mesdames Lymburn, Card, Wells, Levy, Aldersley, Cooper, Knowles, Fell, Hallowes and Holdsworth. Colonel Pole-Penton, Major Elliott, Revs Miller, Isaac, Wood, Lymburn, Ogg, Paterson, M’Kenzie, Stowell, Lyon, Gordon, ’ Barr, Glasson and Rhodes, Messrs Wibenidorfe. Mills, Harris, Wood, Hodgkins, -Smith, M’Honald, Lawrence, Piper, Bourke, Scoullar, Barry, Hercus, Knowles, Fell, G'mmmet, Hallowes, Hutcheson, Knight, N-xitt, Keith, Roundtree, Meadowcroft and Hbldsworth, Master Kenning and thirtyono steerage. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Albany, Feb. 8. Arrived—Massilia, from London; passengers for New Zealand—Miss Watt, Messrs Reynolds, Hinley, Watt, Armitage and Hogg-

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