LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7322, 7 February 1902, Page 3

LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED.

Feb. 6-PoWu* «.», 7« ions, A^amß, from Wfeßtport. Union. Steamship CompanW agents. Feb. 7— Upolu, s.a., 700 tons, «blls, from Wellington and New PlymouihWnion Steam- j P^trlfU, i T , £.« from Melbourne, via southern potta Kuisey, Barns and Co., agents. ,»»«a£»=^»^ Lewi*, Lawlcr, Morrison,, Phillips .Aid Wildm*. MtK&ames Bennett,- Bauchop, Baker and t^nkin, Messrs Ebdgtt, Hcslop, Pprter, Manchester, Blackie, C&ase-Mbrris, 'Bennett, Hargreaves, BauchAp, Gkurehill, Eflnkm, Goodall, Gray, Basting* and Wicker and fifteen steerag Feb. 7— "Tarawera, -si., 1269 tons, M'l)ona>.d, Irom Wellirg'.on. Union Steemship Company, agents. Passengers— Misses Panter, Manifold, Thomas; Williams, Lambie, 3righting )T oyrles, Star-to-n (3), Davenport, Brown end Horton, Mfesaames Panter, Manifold \s), Stumer and child, Curriow, CharteK, .Gannmaclj, Novia, Duffy Lloyds, Stanton, Wiseman, Kpater and Mulcock, Siaff Sergeant-Major ; KeaV. ( s*es3rs Manifold. Sturrncr, Dunn, WjiUsa; .Ciirmißgham, Friser, Aiken, Edwards, •s'|i#^iiS3g?> Paterson; Edgar," Neave, Reed, ™*&3*?*?> Cohen. Hhompson, Stanton, Foster, ,SJ^Hifl», Mulcock, Horton (2), Di«nan and M'Maater and -twenty-four steerage. '. _!•■ _ ■ • jfp 0 7_Talune, s.s., 1370 tons, Hbrrlsby, ftom Sydney, via Wellington. Union jSleamdiip Company, agents. PasEcngers-rMisses Morrisoa, Bird, Hullett and James, Me«datn«sMontague, Sims;. Bond, Evan«, Cpok and child and A'Caurt, ifev Bird, Troope* Geddes, , Messrs Weir. Haxgre^ves, Townend > , ; .»G.ra.ntj. Beeton, Williams, . Lamb, Perry, . . B.c^ham,Craw and Budd. ""V. .:• ' •' SAILED. V, •. ■ Feb. 7— Upolu, s.s., . tons^ x.fiplls, for Akaroa, Timaiu, Oainaru and Dunedto. Uriipi^, Steamship Company, agents. . \' : ,''

The s.s. Poherua arrived 1 from Westport at 10.30 p.m. yesterday. Owing to the heavy easterly sea, which rendered ft impossible to work Port Robinson, th« s.s. Wakatu did not leave for Cheviot and Kaikoura last uight, . I To-day (he -s.s. Upolu arrived from Welhng- | ton and New Plymouth at 6.30 a.m., the s-.s. j Westraiia from Melbourne, via southern ;j>6ris, at .7.5 a.m., the s.s. Tarawera from >V«lling^ou,, at 7-50 a.m., and the s.s. Talune from Sydney, via "Wellington, at 8.55 a.m. v The s.s. Wratrali* arrived: from Melbourne, via the * south, at 7.5 a.m. to-day. Slip left Melbourne at 5.20 p.m. on Jan. 29, arriv^dat^ Hobart at 6.30 a.m. on Jan. SI, leaving agam( the same day for the Bluff, where she arrived' et 3.30 p.m. on Feb. 4. Reached Dußedfe next day. leaving at 2.30 p.m., arrived at Lytte^on «s above. Crossing the Tasmaii Sea heavy N.W. to N.E. winds with high confused saasj were experienced, with thick rainy weather oil approaching the New Zealand coast, the ship having to be hovc-to for eight hours on ihe »ight°of Feb. 3, to pick up the land at daylight. Fine clear weather with light variable winds was experienced on -th* east coast. Th.c Wellington " Po3t " states that Mr C, GellV laic 'third' engineer of the Pttreota, has succeadsd; Mr H. McGregor*, as weead engineer cf the Hhr.aiangi. Mr M'Gregor will go to Westporfc to take charge of the machinery of the steamer Nautilus. ," • Captain Richaidson^wno-was for years in the service of the Unicn- Corc^any. having last commanded th c Waikare, left 'ihe conipany ■=ome time ago. an 3on Thursday (says thb Wellington -'Poa'i") was n passenerer for Monte ?iaeo per the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Papanui^