LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 4341, 23 March 1882, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

ABBIVEI>. March £2— Hnoa Belle, ketch, 42 ton 3, Heyes, from Cabin's niver. Cuff and Graham, agents.

March 22— Brilliant, chip, 1613 tooa. Davidson, from Newcastle. New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. March 22— Ocean Bird, koteh, 53 torn?, Williams, from Picton. Cull" and Graham, agents. Maroh 22— Merk&worth, s.s., 105 tons, Fraser, from Westprt Cuif and Graham, agents. Maroh 23 -Penguin, s.h., 412 tons, Anderaon from Nelson, I ictou, and Wellington. E. Poflatt agent. Passengers — Miasea Cafrington, Butterworth, Watts, Craig, Robinson, and servant, Maopherson, Mesdame* C'abbe, Bonningtpn, Thomp. son and child, IVaitt and child, Messrs Robinson, Tait, Stewart, Johnson, Sutherland, Pole, Moore, Edser, Jenkins, Hodgson, Du:k, Mar-d<m, Palmer, Tait, Carxingtan (_), Allan, Gamble, Barrios; 9 Bteerage. CI.E_P.EI). March 22— Elizabeth Curie, briirontine, 76 tons, Johnson, for Peloras Sound. F. Jenkins, agent. SAILED. Murch 23— Hawea, ss., 462 tonp, Kennedy, for ■Wellington. E. P-flett, agent. PaHsengera— Mr and Misa King, Mr nnd Mra Steasby, Messrs Walker, Scan; for Nel»on — Mr Squire; for -ffannkan— Mr and Misa Keni and maid, Mr B. Danes ; for Sydney— Mr Harborrow, 16 steerage. March 23— Examiner, barque, 266 tone, Ciozkaon, for Greymouth. C. W. Turner, agent. March 22— Tui, s.h., 55 tone, Pope, for Kaikonra, Wellington and Wanganui. Cuff and Graham, agents. Pa£s»ngera-^Mr and Mra Marsh, Mr Davy. Maroh 23— Penguin, s.s., 412 tons, Anderaon, for Akaroa and Pert Chalmers; B. Poflett, agent. Passengers— * T r and Mra A. Nalder, Mrs Jones, and Mr aad Mrs tf Dowell.

Tbe Union Company's steamer Penguin arrived from Nelson and Wellington thia morning, and left -or Akaroa aad for. Chalmers at 11.20 a.m. The Wigtonsbire will, it ia stated, leave here for a port ia the Eiist, and probably the Glaois. The charters of foar othor reseats not yet arrived have baan cancelled, acd they will probably go East where freights aro reported as being good. The ship British Yooraftn will not discharge at this port, but rroceed on to an Americas port, clearing here for Guam. She will probably leave about Saturday, One of the Damns connects 1 with the engines of the steam tug Lyttelton gave oat yesterday, and stopped the steamer working. Tha ship Brilli-jit. from Newcastle, March 8, a-xived yesterday. She comes consigned to the New Zealand Hhipping Company, for whom she loads for London.

Captain Grant, of the Elibank Castle, while on a voyage from Greymouth. reports that on iViaroh 13, tbo vessel being 15 mile- we^t of Stewart Island, the dead body (I a female was passed, -bating faeo upwards. It was tall in stature wiih dark hair, and clothed in a orown coloured dross, and did not appear to have been long in the water.— Dunodin Herald.