SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume C, Issue 11724, 31 October 1898, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. IMtolton is situated in lai. 43.37 south* 172-44 east; and the difference of lanio botween. Lyttelton and Ckostohuioh, o Mw. The tune-ball is dropped every 1 pm. New Zealand mean time, which is equivalent to IASO Gieeavnoh fame of So- previous day, being calculated for 172dsg Wham oast long., and Uhrs gOmin east ol Greenwich mean time. PHASES OF THE MOON.

WEATHER REPORT, ETC. High Water, This Day (Monday): Morning, 4.46, afternoon, 5.11. Sun rises 4.46 a.m., sets 6.42 p.m. SUNDAY, OCT. 29. 9 ua 4 p.m. Thermometer ~, . 57 53 Barometer . , . , 29-15 29.14 ARRIVED; Oct. 29—Eotomahana, s-s., 901 tons, Manning, from Dunedin- Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Hunter and Alexander, Mesdames Moir, Bach, Cuddin and two children, Messrs Blair, Thompson, Levy, Mortis, Langton, Howarth, Bums, Captain Brewer and twelve steerage. T ' , Oct. 29—Waimate, a.a., 3629 tons, Janata, tom via Dunedin. New Zealand falupping Company, agents. „„ , . Oot. 29—Jessie Niccol, schooner, 63 tens, Clarkson, from Kaipara, Pitcaithly, Wallace and Co., agents. , « . Oct. 29—Penguin, ss., 517 tons, Spence, from iWelliafftan. Union Steamship Conipanyy yeron-f-a Passengers—Misses Harper (2), Sims, .Nowin, Carpenter, Laments, Williams, Brown, ; Gades, M’Cauley, Wiggins and Kennedy, Mesdames Kirby, Rhodes, Taiaroa, Fox, Notmaa, Wallifli Talbot, Trigg* and Hawkins Dr Mackin, Rev Father Rafferty, Hon H. K. Taaaroa, Messrs Brown, Pryor, Eiach, Ehodes, iaiaroa, •Foote, Unwin. (2), Alexander, Hardy, Hothead, Hawker, Jervis, Glnlee, Kersley. Finch, Cox, Duff, Young, Webster, Bone, Atkinson, Lees, Grigg, Waddle, Sinclair, M-Phexson, Woolfand twenty-five steerage. _ . ■ Oct. 30—Rotorua, 5.3., 676 tons, Newton,. from Wellington- Unmn Steamship Company, agenta Passengers—Miss Bargent (2), Emngvrarbb- Mesdames Edinburgh and. child. Wood, Alison, Currie, Boyle, Buckley, Widdowson and Badger, Bev W. Eonaldson, ■Messrs Higson, Edinburgh,, Alison, Kirk, Major, Boyle, M’NaUy Burgess, Eobms, Whitehoase,, Carmichael, Tmscott, Henderson, Wilkins,’ Julian, Harmstan 8 circus (SO) g-nd’ forty-five steerage. _ ~ Obt, 30—Rosamond, s.s., 462 tons, Sutherland,, from Greymouth, Union Steamship-Com-pany, agents. SAILED. Oct. 29—Eotomahana, s.s., 901 tons, Manning,, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers—Misses Wood, Graham, Watt, Holdaworth, Eva, M’Gregor, Fish, Pearce, Treleavcn and, Hamilton, Meadameu Eichaidson, Lpugh, Munro, MWilioy ancl Phillips,, Messrs. Lough, Fowler, Wilding, Jones, Uuncan, Halley, Lowes, Bryant, Pnce, Uemxistony Fenner, Allen, Dickenson, Pox, Jackson, Adams, Moss, Adams, Mimton, Hickman, Bailey,, Munro, Harman, Boyd'Chwtras,, Austin, Maopherson, Carty and Stringer. __ Oct/ .Nicoll, s.a., 49G tons,, .Ryan, for Westport. Union. Steamship Company, agents. Oct. 29—Ghan, s.s., 411 tons. Brewer, for Westport.■ Union. Steamship Company-agents. Octfc 29r—Perthabire, ets*, 3628 tons, Wallace, s6e’ Bluff. New Zealand. Shipping Company, 29—Penguin, s.a., Slatons, Spence, for ’ Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. IMPOSTS. Eotomahana: From Dunedin—ll cases tea, 25- birds ale, 4 bdls. brass, 40 sacks seed, 4 bdla shafts,. 100 bales twine, 3. bags sugar, 4 bales, leather, 32 bags hides, 178 pkgs. WaimatoFrom London—l3oo tons merchandise.' ■ Jessie. Nicoll From Kaipara—7l,B4oj.t timber* expected abbivals. From Now York—Sussex, barque, 12151; tons, Comrie, via Dunedin. Savoma, ship,. 1308 tonsi, Olivarisailed July 20. Archtor, s.s., via Adelaide, Sydney and 'Melbourne, sailed August 13. Queen 1 Louisa, s.s., sailed l Sept. 25, via Wellington. From, Clarence River—Edward, brig; sailed Oct 21. From London— Euapohn, due Wellington. Nov. 2. Tekoa, left London Sept. 20; due Auckland Nov. 14. Tokomaru, left London Sept 11; due. Wellington Oct. 27. Euahine, left London. Oct 15; due colony Nov. 29. Delphic, left London Sept 29; due. Auckland Nov., . ,8. . Eimutaka, leaves London Nov, 12; duo, colony Dec. 26. Matotna, left London Oct 5- dua Dunedin Nov. 29. lonic, left London Dot 37» due Wellington Deo. 12. _ Waikato, iliiavM Lord™ Oct 89; dua Auckland Deo. 86. Front Calcutta—Elbe,, ship, 1534 tons, riwa/R. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. For London—Kaikoura, Noy. 3. Mamari, Nov. Maori, Nov. 12. Ruapehu, Nov. 24. Liv, barque. THE UNION STEAMSHIP. COMPANY’S FLEET. Monday.—Rotorua, leaves for Wellington, Picten and Nelson. Kini leaves for Dunedm. Hie steamer Penguin arrived in port on Saturday afternoon, from Wellington, and proceeded on to Dunedin. She is to be docked at the southern, port and will then proceed to Tasmania, The steamer Ooaah, now running between Melbourne and Hobart, will come to New Zealand; in December to engage in the coastal passenger trade, while the Maraxoa will relieve the Oonah during the remainder of the season, in the Hobart-Melbourne service. The schooner Jessie Niccol arrived in port on Saturday with a cargo of timber, from Kaipara. The New Zealand Shipping Company s barque Onawa was floated out of the graving dock on Saturday forenoon, and berthed at No. 6 wharf. The direct liner Perthshire loft port on Saturday afternoon for Bluff, She loaded a quantity of meat at this port for London. The New Zealand Shipping Company’s mer Wqimate arrived from London, via Dunedin, on Saturday forenoon. She brings soma 1300 tons of merchandise, for, this porte and was engaged , throughout Saturday discharging,, Captain Jaggard is still in command, with Mr E. Moorehouse chief officer, Mr A. Forbes second, ! Mr G.. Easton, third, and Mr G. Hallett fourth. Mr W. Stewart is chief engineer and Mr F. Adcock chief steward. The Union Steamship Company’s fine steamer Eotomahana arrived in port on Saturday morning from Dunedin, and left in the evening for Wellington, having resumed bar running in the express service between Wellington and Lyttelton. While laid up in Port Chalmers the Eotomahana received a complete overhaul, and should now be at her very best again. Captain Manning ia atill in command, with Mr Dewhurst as chief officer and Mr Tate as second. Mr Stocks- resumes his old position as purser. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. ARRIVALS.—Oct. 30; Wellington, 12.15 a.m.-, Waikare, from Sydney; Wellington, 10 a,m., Kaikoura, from Napier; Auckland, 11.43 a.m., EUngamite, from Gisborne. ! SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. AUCKLAND, Oot. 29. Sailed—Flora, for the south; passengers— Mioses O’Sullivan and Shaw, Mesdames Roney and Morris, Messrs Shaw, Naiamith, M’Phco, Buchanan, M’Kullouoh, Izard, Turnbull, Reid and Gamble. . . Oct. 30, Sailed—Moana, for San Francisco, WELLINGTON, Oct. 29. Arrived—Tokomaru, from London. She brings forty-nine passengers,, nine steerage for Christchurch and two for Timaru. Rotoiti, from New Plymouth. Sailed—Rotorua, for Lyttelton. Oct. 80. Arrived—Waikare, from Sydney, shortly after midnight.. She brought 231 passengers for all ports. She experienced thick, dirty weather in the straits, which necessitated.her being slowed down. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mesdames Hamaford, MDonaid, two children and infant, Hall, O. M. Clapill, Brown, Howard and child, Potts, Nalder, Misses Hamaford, M’Culloch, Hall (2), and Bennie, Messrs May, Harper, Hamafoid, Garrigall, McDonald, Horn, M’Culloch, Clapill, Brown, Weakes,- M’Gregor, Master Pearson and forty-five steerage. Pukaki, from Auckland. Kaikoura, from Napier. Brunner, from Westport. Eotomahana, from Lyttelton. . . Sailed—Eotoiti, for Nelson, New Plymouth and Onehunga. DUNEDIN, Oot. 29. Sailed—To Anau, for northern ports. POET CHALMERS, Oct. 30. ■ Arrived—Penguin, from Lyttelton. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. SYDNEY, Oot. 30. Arrived—Waihora, from Auckland. ADELAIDE, Oct. 29. Sailed—Zephyr, for New Zealand. WAERNAMBOOL, Oct. 29. Sailed—Carin, for Kaipara.

October. s. H. V. Iiaat QnartM • • » 8 5 65 ajfl. New Moon. t • • 16 0 7 ajn. First Quarter Fall Moon • • • 22 29 8 11 39 p-m-48 p.m.