LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 3357, 11 January 1879, Page 2

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ARIUVBB. Jon. 11-Taupo, H. 8.. 462 tons, Cromirty, from Auckland via Enst Coast. Passengers-Saloon : MrandMrsGolitz, Mesdames Wallnut, Sherwin, Patterson, Whyte, Mercer, Gay. Hill, Mulligan, Skene, Groves, Miases Davia, Hill, Cleary, Messrs Thomas, Patterson. Brook, Gardiner, Dunford, Henderson, Whyte, Hawkins, Falconer, Anderson, Greig, Quick, Daniels, Hoadley, Davis, Saunders, Eees, Edwards, Bhoppard, Madden, M'Caulay, Rochfort, Gralmin, Windam, Eenaut, Debere, G»eiff, Brown, Kent, Pnfflett, Garrett, DeLatonr, Butherford, Nanoarrow, M'Lean. Corngan, Davis, Camoron, Butler, Brittan ; 21 steerage. Jau. 11 - Examiner, barque, 262 tons, Scoular, from Greymouth _ _,„. Jau. U—Wanaka, b b.. 286 tons, M'Giluvray, from P(*rt Chalmers. Passengers— Misses "Wild and Campbell, Mesdames Kiaaell, Parfott, Gibson, Christie, DiWEon and family (6), Messrs Christie, Lone, Kissell, Lees, Wood, M'Cassey, Parfltt, Hamilton, Moore, Prime, Maclean. OIJUBXD. Jan. 11-Wanaka, s.u., 278 tons, M'Gillivray, from Auckland via East Coast. Jan. 11— Adolphoi, barque, 349 tons, Gregory, for Jau. 11— Elizabeth Curie, schooner, <6 tons, Johnston, for Picton. Jan. 11-XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Poster, for Akaroa. Jan. 11— Courier, ketoh, 31 tone, Sinolair, for Janfll^Tongariro, p.s., 39 tons, Marquot, for Janu'll-W 18 * ketch, 17 tons, Messervy, for Fiflreon Bay. Jan. 11— John Watson, barqnentine, 209 tons, for Storm, Newcastle. HAILID. Jan. 10-Kestrol, ketoh, 52 tons, Pnrdy, for CutUns River. Outline and Larnaoh, agents. Jan. 10— Dido, schooner, 59 toos, Johnston, for Waitipn. Master, agent. Jan. 11— KeBtroi, ketoh, 20 tons, Mortimer, for Pigeon Hay. _ . Jan. 11— Hopeful, barque, 333 tone, Imby, for Kewcaaile. . . . , Jan. 11 -Flora, brigantino, 114 tons, Dillner, for 3m Al— lsabella, ketoh, 52 tons, Ware, for Catlin River. Jan. 11— Taupo, s.a., 488 tons, Cromarty, for Port Chalmers via Akaroa. Pmengers : saloon— For Port Chalmers, Mrs Groves and sou, Mrs Boswiok, Hißses Uownio. Cleary, Dunford, Cannon, Messrs Anderson and Jones. For Uluff, Mr Donaldson. Por Akaroa, Misa M'Donell, Mr Gould, Master Haywavd. Ihe Hopeful for Newcastle, Flora for TCaipara, and Isabel la for Catlin'a River, sailed this mornine. The Hteamerß Tanpo from Auckland, East Coast, and Wellington, and Wmaka from Port Chalmers arrived this morning. The Taup> sailed Sonth for Akaroa and Port Chalmers shortly after 1 p.m. this afternoon, and the Watiaka will leave for Auckland via Ea9t Coast this evening. A britf and a barque from tho North wero signalled this morning. The brig's numbor was hoisted as K.S.D.Q., but as there is no suc'i number in the signal-book wo are unable to givo her name Tho barque proved to be the E: -.miner, from Groymouth. Capt. JJoncaßtor, of the barquentine Hop tol, has fiince Monday morning colleoted the sum <>■! £15 1b Id for the widow of the late Capt. Hugh -:, of the 8.8. Oreti. Capt. Hughos was for a lo % time master o! the Star of the South. Several gentlemen in Dnnodin hare bean collecting for tho same cause, and it is anticipated that a nice little sum will accrne to tho widow »s the result of their labours. Capt. IJoneaster forwarded the amount collected by him t» Mr H. Houghton, of tho Dunedin Committee. Capfc. Powell, of the Especulador, ißßlsoiute'estinghimsolf in tho same cause, ana has already colleoted soveral amounts.