LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5055, 14 September 1894, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

PHASES OF THE MOON. D. H. H. First Quarter ... 7 0 33 p.m. Full Moon 15 3 52 a.m. Laat Quartet ... 23 0 2 p.m. New M00n ... ... 29 5 14 a.m. aebivbd. Sept. IS — Mararoa, s.e., 1248 tons, Chatfield, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agenta. Passengera—Hesdamea Schumacher, Tattersalls, H. Hamilton, Lawrence and child, Laycock, Paul and child, Miesea Cook, Young, Baird, Blaney, Captaina Lloyd and H. J. Eichardson, Eev Laycock and Father Gla_hen, Messrs Ettchie, Newell, Danks, Guiterie, J. O'Connell, Williams and son, J. Cook, J. Mitchell, Yorex, Macdonald, Bhirt cliff, Wright, J. Eoborts, Moodie and eight Bteerage. Sept. 13 — Lily, schooner, 92 tonß, Bloom, from Greymouth. Cook Bros., agents. Sept. 13— Aratipu, schooner, 122 tons, Murray, from Kaipara. J. B. Way, astent, Sept. 13— Wakatu, b.s., 115 tons, Wills, from Wellington, vi& Kaikoura and Port Bobinson. Kinsey and Co., agents. sailed. Sept. 13— Corinna, s.s., 820 tonp, Waller, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Sept. 13— Poherua, b.b., 749 tons, Shepheard, for Gisborne and Auckland. Union Sseamsliip Company, agentß. Sept. 13 — Takapuna, s.e., 370 tons, Grant, for Wellington and northern ports. Union Steamship Company, agente. Paseengers: For Wellington— Misses Gibbons, Shannon, Packer (2) and Emmer3on, Mesdames Emmerson, Preston, Baker, Shannon and Perry, Hons E..Gray and J3. C. J. Steven*. MeafM Perry, Clark, "Wilson, Vecht, Cook, Goodman, Day, Baß_elland Niven j for New Plymouth— _Bii_i_ H. 1 ?*/ Mr 3 k an S haia an,J M * Malcolm, ofl i . iA_A. /_t.„; Sept. 13-Mf_-ar6a, s.s., 1246 tonp, Chatflald, for Sydney vi& northern ports. Union Steamship Company, agente. Passengers : For Wellington— Misses Jaggera, Litfrenco (2), Gibbons, Walters, *«£««*» Powers, Dann, Armstrong, Eudd, White, Barrott, Lindsay, Eoeaiter, M'A.kine, Candy and Smith, Sister Edith, Mesdames Gu them, Col mes and child, Anthony, Andrews and family, Bee and family, Biohards, Smith, Holmes and child, Wemysa, Eamsay, M'Cormack, Whit-, Wanet and two children, Messrs King, Burt, M'llwraith, William s. Bee, Wake, Faulkner, Lough and child, Meek, Mowatt, Freeman (2), Sears, Atkinson, Mayer, M'Cormack and family, Eonie, M'Nab and Master Tanner; for ' Napier— Misses Barrett, Swansin and Coles, Mesdames Anthony, Eiaoher and Kirby, Messrs Anthony, Pincknay, Gordon, Mellish, Le Cren, ABpinall, Styche and Kirby j. for Auckland— Misses Broughton and Newton, Mesdames Moses and Smith, Messrs -Jameson, Corrick, Eichardson and Catter.; for Sydney — Mißeea Trelean, Hopkins, Common, M'Millan, CnmborwortH, Beatie, Brocklehurat ond Hamilton, Mesdames Bullock (2), Hopkins, Preece, Cumberworth and Beatie, Messrs Wallace, Horsley (2),-Smitb, Bunen, Preece, Field, Brook, Lander, Hit cbcliff, Day, George, Ambrose, Pugh, Ko3e, Thomas, E'ain, Foibts and Gilchrist. EXPECTED _. BEI V 4 LB. From London— Waipa, ship, W.T.L.E., Bailed July 12, 64 days out. Sonkar, ship, W.E.F.H., to Bail. Aorangi, E.M.8.5., at Wellington. lonic, E.M.S.S., due colony Sept. 24. Tongariro, E.M.S S., due colony Oct. 9. Tainui, E M.S. S., due colony Oct. 22. From Sharpness, -via Auckland — Like Erie, barqne, H.M.T.K., sailed Jnly 8. From Cardiff — Inveroargill, ship, N.C.M.P., sailed July 2, 52 days out. From New York— Sarah 8. Eidgway, harqae, J.S.K.T., sailed May 13 vi& Port Chalmers. Canopus, barque, sailed June 20, via Port Chalmers. Firth of Forth, barqne, P.G.V.E., sailed Augmt 10. From Calcutta— Durisdeer, barque, 989 tons, V. W.Q.N. From Adelaide— Silver Cloud, barque, N.C.TJV. j Captain Murray, of the fchoaner Aratapu, wbioh arrived in Port yesterday from Kaiparo, rtporta having come through Cook Strait with the barquentine Jasper. Off Kaikoura, on Tuesday, Captain Burton, of the Jasper, spoke the Aratapu, and desired to be reported. The barquentine is from Brisbane, and ia bound to Dnnedin. Tbe traffio on the Manchester Ship Canal for the five months ending May was as follows : — Merchandise in sea-going vessels, 211,915 tons ; merchandise in barges, 63,785; passengers, 323,050; and cattle, 979. The dues on this, together with ships' duep, returned a total revenue of .£33.701, which wai estimated to cover working expenses for tbe period named, the cost of maintenance being charged to capital till the works aro fully completed. The Bchooner Aratapu arrived in Port yesterday from Kaipara, with a cargo of timber, after a splendid run down the coast of three and a l aM days. Tho little schooner was favoured with a Btrong north-*ves_ wind for the greater patt of the passage, and Captain Murray took every advantage of the opportunity thus afforded him.