LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7182, 5 June 1891, Page 3

LYTTELTON.

ABBIYED. June 6— 'Rotorua, s.s., 576 tons, Stott, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers — Misees Roach, v olckman, Robs, Hesdames Cohen, Roberts, Bethell, Taylor, White and family (5), Dowling, Fergusson and two children, "Wyler and four children, Briatow, Messrs M'Nicoll, Lye, Perry, Thish, Fr&ser, Reid, Atkinson, Whitcombe, Webater, Baker, Gardner, Eobertß (2), Piper, Tfoung, Begg, Bartleman, Myers, Moore, White, Ellman, Hill, Loughrey, Eiby, Meikle, Dowling, M'Kenzie, Wylie and Bristow, Captain Taylor, Rev Grant; and twenty^eix steerage. Auckland, June 5. Sailed — Tarawera. Passengers : For Napier— Misses Wilkin, Rassow and Wood, Madame Patey, Messrs Poole, Patey, Jones, Morris, Sander, Newton and Palmer; for "Wellington — Mrß Berry and two children, Mrs Bullock and child, Messrs Greiner and Oatway ; for Lyttelton — The Rev "Woodward and Messrs Johnston, Mitchell, Olaen and Willis. Dunedin, May 5. The Matatua, drawing 184 ft, and having a cargo of 1500 tons, was berthed at the €ity wharf. She is the first direct steamer brought to town. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Sydney, June 5. Sailed— Tekapo, for Wellington. Wairarapa, for Auckland. Two steamers due here from Melbourne are now several days overdue. TOTAL WRECK. The steamer Avon, which went ashore off Bellinger Heads, has become a total wreck. The weather all along the coast is ▼cry bad.