LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8100, 27 August 1904, Page 5

LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED. August £7—Amelia .-mis, schooner, 98 tons, J. Jonnson, from Awaioa. PucaiChri <u»u 00., agents. -, , August 27—Morning Light, scaooncr, Wtons, Willi-_as, from Waiwpu. Claude lerner a»l Co., agents. . August 27—Pukaki, s.s., 917 tons, Stringer, from Timaru, Oamaru and Dunodm- Union Steamship Company, agents. " -„ August. 27—Moana-, e.s., 3-1- tonr, Crswsbaw, irom Sydney, via east coast porta. Unwn Steamship. Company, ago_t.a. Passengers— Masses L. Davis, Siiea'Jh. Murphy and Be&r.i-, Mesdames Cornish. a-uU infant, M"Oi:L and child, J. T. Peacock, Niello;-!. Santo, Kylantl, AY akin and Eiche:ba.uin, Mr Ju.Lica Doi_nut:n, Hon J. T. Peacock, M-ssrs- T. Giles, Cornish, "Victor (2), J. Braithwaite, Kerens, M'Otfi, J. H. Fludder, Baldwin, J. H. W-lutroan, Itay, JS'athan, 'Wigh-M, Eicheibauro and P. A. Morrison, and eeventeei steerage. August 27—Tarawera, a.c., 1269 tons, li-011-, from Dunedin. Union. &.ea.i____ip Company, stents. Passengers--Misss. Gebbic and 2,T"Gow*», Mr Oinobe"', «*d on* steerage. August 27— R. u>.han«, s.s., 91- tons, M_nnuWiroin "We-l-L-gion. Union Steamship Oom- ' pany, agents. Passengers—Misses Freeman fa) -Newman (2). 'Hart-flora, Sidey, Hodges, Kirk, Rowley, Emp^on and iMinaham, Mesdames \Veka, Lewis, H&wken, tHey, Clarke and chid, Charteris and child. Tnoinflß aiid Pimm and child, Hon E. C. J. Stevens, M L-C. Messrs Wilson, Bridge. Corby, .Norris, Park, Taggatt, W-oodhani/M'Lachlan Havrk°n Murdock, -Mills, A-pkall, Hudson, Jckaston, Theobald, Thomas, Marriott, Tennent, 1. K Taylor, M.H.K-, P. It. Flail-man, M.^.'lt., c' A. C. Hardy. M.H.R.,' Norris, Bros, Cleg- ' gie. D. Buddo, M.H.it-, Moy, Thomson, E«mpsoii, E. •&. B. Mcs-, M.H..R., and Pimm, and twenty-five steerage. Tlhe schooner Amelia Sims, from Awaro* . with timber, aii-tared in the stream aft-«. oua-ler to three o'clock this morning. Tbe iohocn-r Morning Light, with timber from Waitami. anchored at Shaft-past; ax. Both were berUied at the Gladstone • Pier later m tire mcrning. . , , To-day the s.s. Moana- arrived from Sydney, via. east ooa«t ports, at 5.15 a.m., the s'.s. xukaki from Timaru. Oamaru «nd Dunedm at 630 a.m., I9ie s.s. Tarawera from Dur.«Uu at 7.40 a.m.. and . tlio s.s. Botomahana from Wellington *it 8.15 «v.m. . . . The sm-i.veieainer Puraii. When brmgaig a pgsrfcy of visitors to Port Levy back to Lyttelton this morning, made an- exceedingly good truo, *c_a_ap-is>h__« iho trip iri 54min. According to advices received tram London (savs-tlhe Wcl-lngton "Post"), the iron ship Auckland, 12_- tons Togistcr, owned by th Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, and at ■present lying *. London, has b.en sold to !_vorwegie_i- owners.* Tie Auckland has been engaged in tho London-New Zealpawl trade for many yearß. Only a few weeks ago, the ea_« of vhe Shaw-Savill sailer "Wellington was announced. ...;.-,- -. ... The "Post" states tha* ihe gfhaw-Savill eteam-r Waiwera, dus at Auckland from London about September 26, will afterwards come on to "Wellington, and Timaru. The vessel has » considerable tonnage for Tifflaru, and is the first of the Shaw-Saviii _ boats to bring _ a direct cajgo for Timaru, via. the north.