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LYTTELTON.
ARRIVED. ■ June 24— Jana Douglas, s.s., 76 tons, Mvi ray, from Akaroa, via Bays. Pitcaithly, Wai .lace and Co., agents." ._ June 25 — Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Petei son, from Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. June 25— Herald, s.s., 356 tons, Rutter, fron IWestport. Union Steamship Company, agents • June 25— Pareora, s.s., 855 tons, Black from Timaru. C. "V 7. Turner, agent. ; June > 25 — Rotorua, s.s'., 676 tons, Stewart; |om "Wellington. Union Steamship Com pany, agents. 'Passengers — Misses Moore Reynolds, Cresswell, Brunitte and Gibson "■■■■ Messrs M'Farlane, Nolan, iJick, Clark/ Uru Pan ton, Isaacs, Vivian, .Reynolds, Harding " \ Mouat, Eoss, Hodgson and Whitcombe. ■ June 25 — Naimshire, s.s., 4300 tons,' ..*Wai*laoe, from Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. June 25 —^Morning Light, -schooner, 92' tons, Williams, from Collingwood. Pitcaithly, "Wailace and Co., agents. SAILED. June 24 — Werfa-, as, 602 tons, Sproul, foi Westport. Union SteamsEip Company, agents. . ; June 21 — Te Anau, s.s., 1028 tons, Bernech, for northern ports. - Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers: For WellingtonMrs Gkn, Messrs Forbes, .Byrne, Bain, ; Cole, Shanks and Willett; for jS-isborne — Mr' Peacock; for Napier — Mr Bell; for Auckland— Miss Howard, Mrs BeUenrin, '--Mr Hawkins. June '21 — Botomahana, s.a., 901 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Passengers— Miss Kennedy, Mesdames Low and family, Crockett, Squires, Charmer, Ormiston and Clarke, Hon HallJones, Colonel Hume, Captains Bignell' and Marciel, Dr Hornibrook, Messrs Low, Crockett, Ormistoh, Gould, Taylor, Tregaski, jTanner, Kerr, Northcroft (2), Marciel, Furby, Smith and Ewan. June 24— -Tarawera, 1 s.a., 1269 tons, Smith, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Compau}, agents. Passengers — Missca Vangioni, > Stephenson, arid Parsons, Mrs Parsons, Messrs Asher, Aitken, Denniaton, Ibbottaon, and Masters Ahlfeld and Brcbncr. . EXPKCTED ARKTV.a-, A ■.;•'• - From London— Tekoo, at Wellington. Wai- , kato, due Port Chalmers June 23. •Gothic; :.'-' due Wellington June 25. Otarama, due Auckland July 14. Raknia, due Wellington July 16. . ; From Livernnoi — Wnnrbpa^' rjre<j;;», ?aiiH, , Feb. 8; at Gibraltar June 21. From Liverpool, via Wellington -■*••. i.--»r'« «•• ship, 1177 ton b, Marshall, Q.L.T.K.," at WeJ ling ton. VESSELS HOMEWARD BOUND/ Days out Canterbury (Captain Collingwood) . . IB|. Wellington (Captain Thomas) ... 6S Norman M'Leod (Captain Cafioro) . 53 Westland (Captain Kelly) . . . . 53 Lake Superior (Captain Panton) . . 52 - Nelson (Captain Perriam) ... 52 Loch Torridon (Captain Patman) . 23 Lizzie Bell (Captain Gronow) ... 24 Orari • (Captain Fowler) 2i Blenheim (Captain Colville) .• . . 20 Conway (Captain Hume) ..... 9 Loch Linnhe (Captain Pihlman) . .• 7 When coming alongside the Screw-pne. Jetty yesterday afternoon the steamer Eotorua collided with the end of the pier. One of the girders wa,s smashed, but the steamer sustained no injury. . ;■ The Bteamer Werfa, a vessel cbartpre-1 by the Union Steamship Companyj to temporarily replace the steamer Ohau, arrived in port on Saturday morning from Westport, with a cargo of coal. Altliough. sixteen years old, the Werfa is probably one' of the most up-to-date colliers seen at Lyttelton, so far as facilities for the rapid discharge of coal is concerned. Her deck is a mass of hatchways, while her three masts are provided ■ with derricks, suitable for landing coal under all conditions, the baskets being hove up by the rapid friction winches. The Werfa was built at Newcastle by Painter and Co., in 1883. She is 602 ' tons net register and 918 tons . gross, her dimensions Being 216 ft long, 30ft 2in beam, and 15ft sin depth of hold. She can carry between 1000 and 1100 tons of coal. . Captain Stewart, late chief officer of theEotorua, brought the steamer from Wellington yesterday. Captain Spence will resume command to-day. The schooners Morning Light and Clematis arrived yesterday, timber laden. The Naimshire, one of the new steamers' of the Shire line, arrived* in port yesterday afternoon from Port Chalmers. She is on hey maiden trip, and came to New Zealand' fiom Australia. She is similar in design lothe other steamers of the Shire line, and is 1 in command of Captain Wallace) late of the steamer Perthshire. Captain Wallace took charge of the steamer in, -England, his place on board the Perthshire being taken by another Captain Wallace. Mr Forder^ la'e of the Perthshire, is chief officer, Mr Bnrrowman being sdcond, Mr Dickenson third and 1 Mr Duncan fourth. Mr Fawdin is chief entrineer, with Mr Humbert second, h.i Yo*uig third, and Mr Robertson fourth. ' : . :
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6521, 26 June 1899, Page 2
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LYTTELTON. Star (Christchurch), Issue 6521, 26 June 1899, Page 2
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