LYTTELTON.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8797, 7 December 1906, Page 3

LYTTELTON.

ABBIVED.

Dtoember 7— Wimznera, b.s., 1872 tons, Wyllie, from Sydney, via Wellington. Kinley, Barns and Co., 'agents. Passengers— • Misses Mills, Buchanan, Meikle, Dawson, Dibbs (2), Pearson, Woodward.. Moulding, Burrows, Salter, Brown, Walters, Luke, Isaacson, Wells, Heimer and Kurse Field, blesdames Gardiner, Aldworth, Osborne, Bartrum, Freeman, Thomas, Clowes, Lawrie, Weekley", Tubbs, M'Call, Henderson and sprl, Henderson and infant, Bain and boy,, fcing and five children, M'Cailum, Kellow, Hunt, Wark, Boyes, Wells, Shennan, Holdsworth, Davies and boy, Elliott, Glasgow, Morgan, Fouhy and Ireland, Messrs Simpson, Brayster, M'Kay, Vale, Sheunan, Fcuhy, Bowley, ' Colonel Stevenson, Captain Lee, Messrs Anderson, M'i\ab, Walters, Corner, Kingdon, Laing, Havrorthj" Stevenson, Wark, M'Kig, Bowes, Wells and family, Ellis, Evans, Aiken, Skelton, Mason, Baker, Kortnan, White, Lowrie, Dawson, Watkins,, Raymond (2), Croft, Ogilvie, Helmore (2), Clowes, Coates, Kearney, " Mather, Pilcher, Condon, Gudsell, Burrows, Fishburn, M'lnfcyre, Quinn, M'Call, Hall, M'Kay, Ferry, hl'Dougall, Kemp and Small. December 7 — Toroa, s.s., 174 tons, Petergen, from Timaru. Kinsey, Barns and Co., igeats. December 7 — Rotomahana, s.s., 914 tons, Jollins, from Wellington. Union Steamship Company, agents. Pnesengc-rs — Mieses Gibton, Lockie, - Bricknell, Mcyrick, M'Gregor, jofold, Smyth, Spinks, Gleeson (3). Buddie, Dameron, Lo.ughnan, Marris, Orr (2), Parks, Taylor and Sister Lilian, Mesdamcs Lockie 2), Finlayson, Wayne, Atkins. Hempton and child, Goodwin and two children, Ormorod, Burdett and child, Mann, Thompson and infant, Abbott, Diniand and infant, Harbroe 2), Burns, Manton and infant, FaTland, Ceir, Gleeson, Cameron, Carter, Domont, and Bush and child, Messrs Gibson, M'Naughton, Lockie Finlay&on, Rev Wayne, Atkins, [Triggs, Craig, Nexye, Menteath, Tacon, Bcott, Waters, Hastie, Ormerod, BickneJl, Barr, Tulloch, Hooker, Huwy, M'Gregor, Hall, A. L. D. Fraser, M.H.R.. Schloss, Bedstone, Daweon, Abbott, Stewart, Harper, Hays, Ker, Duncan, Mann. Norton, Babbage, Burns, Symonds, Gleeaon (3), Lyon, Shanks, Blamires, M'Clelland. Read, Murdoch, Flemng, Darrock, Smith, Stuart, Moult (2), Marshal, Thompson, Mienne, West, Abbotson, Neighbours and Rev J. Delhamley and one hundred and six steerage. Passengers ex Dorinthic, at Wellington — Mesdames Christie, Murgatroyd and family. Misses Ormerod, Messrs Le Cren (2), Oram, M'Farlano, Allans, Murgatroyd. Thompson, Mease, Mor&on, Renning and Marshall and forty-seven ateer»ge. December 7 — Kaipara, s.s., 4880 tons, Corntrail, from London, via Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents.

Th» Toro« arrived from Dunedin at 6.45 ».m. . to-day, with produce, and will leave this afternoon for Wellington,, Napier and Gisborne.

The Wimmera arrived from Sydney, via Wellington, at 5.55 a.m. to-day, and the Eo 1 tomahana from. Wellington at 8.40 a.m>. The New Zealand Shipping Company's B.s. Kaipara. from London, via Port Chalmers, entered within the moles at 11.16 a.m. 10-day. The Ne\? Zealand Shipping Company jtecmer Eakaia, now at Wellington, is to tail about the piddle of tfhe month to commence loading in tjxe south. She is to leave Auckland finally about January 24. The steamer Wakamii was to leave London on December 4 for Dunedin and Lytielton. She is due at the southernmost port about fanuary 24. The New Zealand and South African iteamer Drayton Grange is expected to sail irorn Wellington for Lytielton and Dunedin on Tuesday next. The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer Tongariro is to leave Plymouth on December 29 for Wellington. She is due here about February 13. The steamer Papanui is to load at the Bluff, 'i'imaru, Lyttelton, Auckland, Giseorne, Waitara, Wanganui and Wellington. She is to sail finally about December 81. The Shaw, Savill steamer Athenic, which Jef t Wellington for London yesterday, is carrying i large shipment of dairy produce, including 47,251 boxes of butter. The principal ports t)f shipment are as. follow:— Auckland 18,177 boxes and 231 kegs, New Plymouth 13,406 boxes, Patea 6032 boxes, Wellington 10,199 boxes; South Island ports 3974 boxes. The Union Company has received word stating that the Aparima sailed from Calcutta on Sunday afternoon for Java. Thence she proceeds "to Auckland, being due tl the latter port early next month. The Aparima has, a full cargo of Eastern merchandise.