LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6064, 30 December 1897, Page 2

LYTTELTON.

WEATHER FORECAST. Captain Edwin sent the following weatherforecast to Captain CJark yesterday afternoon :— " Wind between north and west and south-west during next ten hours, but changing to between north-east and north and west at all place-" south of Napier and New Plymouth. Barometer further fall everywhere, hut rising at all places suter ten hours. Sea heavy on western coast after sixteen hours, increasing on east coast south < i Napier. Tides good on all western coasf, high on east coast south of Hapier. Southerly gales ar« to be expected at all places south of Napier and JSew Plymouth after from twelve to twenty hours, and probably rain iv the South Island." arrived. Dec. 29— Clyde, schooner, H7 tons, Gibbons, from Collingwood. Kaye aud Carter, agents. SAILED. Dec 29 — Flora, s.s., 838 tons, Fleming, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Dec. 29— Waihora, b.b., 1269 tons, Neville, for Sydney, via northern ports. Union Steamship Company, agents. Pas3eug. rs : For WellingtonMisses l.ennie, Duncan, Griffiths, Maton, Buxton, Pavitt, Johnston, M'Lean, Kembley and M'Keuzie (2), Mesdames Webster and four children, Perrott, Carruthers, Williams, Pemberton, Woodbury and __Carray and two children, Dr Valentine, Messrs Petherick, Scouller, Campbell, M'Coombs. Bell, Williams, Webster, War son, Longdon, Wardell, Woodbury, Dick, Shaw, Wither and Little; for Napier— _liss Lean, Messrs Stoddart, N ais forth, Tonkin and Gillespie; for Auckland— Misses Sto-ineham, M'Kay, l.anyon andM'Masters, Messrs Perrean, O'Meara and 'J eunan. Mr William Irvine, of Lyttelton, who has heen studying at Devonia Navigation School, piissed his examination yesterday for a certificate of competency as second mate.