PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Timaru Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 2246, 2 December 1881, Page 2

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

AJtBIVED. va. SAILED. 800. I— Albion, s.s., for Port Chalmers. Deo. I—Wostport,1 — Wostport, s.s., for Timaru. Deo. I—Kangaroo,1 — Kangaroo, s.s., for Westport. Deo. I— Te Anau, s.s., for the north. PORT CHALMERS. AJtEIVED. Nil. ku. Auckland, Dco. 1. Arrived — Fanny, from Oamara; Espooulaflor, from a whaling cruise j Santa Cruz, from Suva. Sailed— Waiwera, for the Norfolk Islands ; Ringarooma, s.s., for the south. Passengers — For Gisborne: Messrs McCabe, J. M. Janking, and R. Cooper. For Napier : Mosdames Evitt, Deses and infant, Miss Jeffries, Messrs J. Bruntin, TopedsJl, Waster, and Box. For Lyttelton : Mrs and Miss J. Bowen, Miss Wilson, Mrs Hunter, and Mr C. B6attey. For Dunedin : Mesdames Melville and four children, Finlayson, and Richardson, Messrs Goldwater, Josoph W. Henderson, and Townshend. The Auokland whaling barque Espeoulador arrived from a lengthy cruise to-day. She has not been particularly fortunate, only twentyflvs tons of oil having been taken. On one occasion one of the crow, a native of Java, had a narrow escape from death, having fallen from tho main royal yard to the vessel's deok. Wellington, Deo. 1. Arrivod — Auckland, ship, MoDongall, from London ; Sophia R. Luhrs, barque, from Newcastle ; Penguin, s.s., from the south. Sailed— Charles Edward, p.s.,for Nelson; Penguin, s.s. , for Pieton and Nelson j Graf ton, 8.5., for Nelson and the West Coast ; Tui, s.s., forKaikonra and Lyttelton.