Shipping.

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 598, 7 April 1882, Page 2

Shipping.

PORT OF AKAROA. Hem Water. Morn Even Friday April 7 ... 5.31 ... 5.57 Saturday „ 8 ... 6.23 ... 6.50 Sunday „ 9 ... 7.17 ... 7.44 Monday „ 10 ... 8.12 ... 8.39 ARRIVED, April 3—Amateur, ketch, 25 tons, Neilson from Lyttelton. April 3—Mary Ogilvie, schooner, 68 tons, Connor, from Greymouth (wind bound). April 4— Wanaka, R. 5..462 tons. Holmos iroin Dunedin. Passengers--Mr W. Flutey and Ah Kai. April 6—Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Kennedy, from Lyttelton. Passengers— Mosm< Daly, Armstrong and Welch, Miss Daly and Miss Pratt. ■SAILED. April 4—Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, for Lytt-lton. April 4—Mary Ogilvie, schooner, 68 tons' Connor, for Dtino : in. April 4—Wanaka. 5.5.,462 ions. Holmes for Lyttelton. Passengers — Mesdames Dixon, Watt, Wood, Hazard, Harper Hull, Barry, Malmociche, McLurc, and Watt. Messrs J. Uily. E. S. Latter. G. Armstro'ier, sen.. MitMiell, and McLure. Aliases Dixon (2), Hull, Bnxton. MalHKiiivhe and Kuipoa, 6 children aid four servants. April 6—Hawed, s.e., 462 tons.'Kennedy, for Port Chalmers. Passengers— Mrs Wood and two children. IMPORTS. Per Ama'.eur— 4} tons coal, 4 bgs wheat. 2 jars spirits, 1 esk cement, 3 bgs lime, 4 ska oats,' 1 bale chaff, 1 sk onions, 8 sks barley meal, 10 sks flour, 2000 bricks, 1 bx nails, 1 pel, 12 bdis iron, 4 bxs 2 pkgs bacon, 9 sks potatoes, 1 sk clover seed, 1 cs sundries, 20 bgs flour, 6 bx candles, 3 ess kerosene, 10 pkgs sugar, 1 pel sundries Consignees—Messrs Shadbolt, Sinclair, Baker, Chatfield, Rich, Wallace, Black, Vangioni and Knight. Mesdames Rowe and Watkins. ■

Per Wanaka—6s ess, 57 emt cas, 4 trusses, 2 rolls. 40 i-sks flour, 56 bxs, 1 jar, 29 bgs, 197 boards, 29 bells, 3 pels, 1 door, 2 eske, 45 mats, 79 pkgs, 11 bars iron, 21 coils, 11 kegs, 4 ess iron, 2 grindstones, 20 bgs oats, 1 anchor, 8 chairs, 40 bgs flour, 6 bgs sharps, 4 hhds, 12 sks coal, 1 pkg circuhr saw. Consignees— Messrs Hahn, Checkley. Daly, Garwood & Co., Vangioni, Black, Citron, Reed, Culleii & Walker, Billens, Bayley, Jacobson, Henning, Kissel, Baker, Roderigues. • Armstrong and Rev. Morrison ; Mis Watkins. Per Hawea—l9 ess. 20 bxs, 6 sks grain, 1 pkg to'oacco, 1 oct whiskey, 1 jar spirits, '0 mats sugar, £-chest tea, 14 bxs, I £-csk brandy, 2 drums oil, 1 tin paint, 1 pkg, 1 truss. Consignees—Garwood & Co.. Rich, Armstrong, Brown, Gundy, Grange, Black, Noonan, Kissel, Libeau. KXPORTS. Per Antelope—2oo cheese, 27 sks seed, 320 bdls shingles, 18 bxs fruit, 7 emt hhds, 8 emt barrels, and 5 kldks. ShippersMessrs Curry, Tizzard, Armstrong, Wood, Vangioni. Rich, Brooks, Chamberlain, and Brown.

Per Wanaka—l37 loose cheese, 81 ess cheese, 2 bdls shingles, 2 pkgs wool, 72 sks cocksfoot, 1 sk dover, 2 bxs, 1 sk walnuts, 2 kits mutton birds, 1 pkg, 1 cs fowls. Shippers—Messrs Henrring, Chappell, H C. Jacobson, Dawber, Tekau, Stuart, Daly. Garwood & Co, Vangioni, Masefield and Ah Kai.

Per Hawea—s pkgs, 2 sks walnuts, 31 ess cheese, 23 ess fruit, 1 sk seed, and 1 bg b;k ka. Shippers—Messrs Henning, Lyon, Lardner, Black, Rodrigues, McDonald, Vangioni, Feltham, Grange, Miss Malmunche and Ah Kai.

The Amateur left Lyttelton on Friday, 31t nit., put in at Okain's (windbound), and arrived here on Saturday. The Capt. reports sighting the schooner Kate McGregor off the East Heads. The Amateur left for Barry's Bay and Robinson's Bay to load grass seed and will probably 'aail for Lyttleton to-morrow.

The Wanaka left Port Chalmers at 2.30 p.m. on Monday, experienced strong southerly winds and heavy sea on her trip up. She arrived in Akaroa at 5.30 a.m. and brought nearly 40 tons of cargo. She sailed for Lyttelton at 8.30 a.m. on Tuesday.

The topsail schooner Mary Ogilive left Groymciith on Mnrch 24 bound for L'unedin with'a cargo of coal. She put in here on Tuesday windbound. The Captain reports light winds and calui6 on tier trip from the West Coast.

The Haweu arrived from Lyttelton at 7.30 p.m. yesterday. She brought the Ban Francisco mail arid nailed again for tho South at- 8.30 p.m.