LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 7508, 16 September 1902, Page 3

LYTTELTON.

•'■'■. ARRIVED. Sept. 15— __&-U* Sims, echooixex, 98 tens, J. John-ton,' from Fox-on. Pitcaifchly and Co., «gen*ts. Sept. IS— (Brothers, auxili— ry screw schooner, Smith, from. W-Smgfa-m. Claude Ferrier and Co., agenibs. Sept. 16— 'Rotem-hana, c._., 914 tons, Manning, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agente. Pa_se_gera— Masses BickarBt_ff, Deck, QEteckman, Mi-well, Louisson (2) _*._ Klsosme, Meßd__i«9 M'Oell-n, TtevorGould, Harvey, Hawkins, Uikio, Macdonala, XWrest, Sh«nia, Allen, W_l__- amd boy, _\etc_.er and Fenwick, Rev^Cox, •Messrs Morrissan, Dai&ks, MLell-n, Smith, - Morri-, Tre-vor-Gould, __«__-, Ulric, Goom, Seatiae, G^B-le, Bri-tow, Honey (2), Mbroati, Kobe-bs, P-it-toa, ' ____io_t- I/uears, M ad_o_, Biss, Crof. ahd eon, __gan, Bctotfc, Hobbs, Fenwick, -TCas_#l, Hdwvxds, Jenkins, Oooke and J. C. Wil__i_, _ nd eeventcen steerage. Sep*. 16— Aotea, aja., -916 "tons, Louden, fepca London, via. Oape TV>wn, Hobart «md Port GhaLm _rs. -Stotdomal Mortgage, and Agtocy Company, «g__l».

The schooner Amelia Sims, from .Foxton, »nd _ie- schooner Brothei-, from Wellington, arrived Wte last nig!--. Uhe ax.- Rotoapahaiw. arrived from Wellington at 6.<40 *._>. to-day. '..-.. "Mir 'W&oouey* ler a long time purser of tha s.s. Roto_s-hca.— , h— been appointed to •Ihe new s.s. (Ap-rima. His place is to be filled by Mr OfC-Hagh-n, from the s.s. Map-urtka, -rid in the meantime "the duties of purser on the Rotomahiana axe being discharged by Mr tNeale. Mr Instone, formerly second officer of the Coriima, has left the service of the Union S*t»-m_aip •C-__pan_'. H~ place has been filled by Mr Dutte_, of the Mokoia. The ShiWj Sa.v-1 and iMSion Company's s.s. Aotea, from London, via "the usual way ports -and Port Chalmers, entered within the moles _t 6.45' a.m. to-day, -nd was berthed at No.- 7 Wharf. She has 600 tons of general cargo for _ ytteWon. Captain Lowden, wellknown and popular in Lytteltoii as chief offi-cer-of the a.m. Waiwera, is now in command. Mr A Kirby is chief officer, Mr A. -TDohald second, Mr dS. Thowless . third amL.Mir W. Mogg fourth. Mr F. -hepherd is chief engineer, Mr R. Borllhwick second, Mr W. Power ■third, Mr A. Bogie fourth,, and Mr W, Pearce fifth. Mr R. Latter is first rer_cige__ti_g en-pi-eer, with Mir W. Caldow <aa _econd. Mr G. Dunn is "boilermak-T. I. is expected that the ibarquenitmo Frank Giiy wiil leave for Sydney _o_o_rbw. *