SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11481, 14 January 1903, Page 9

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—January 13.

Papanui, s.s., 6882 tons, Western, from Timaru. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Rotcinahana, s.s., 1777 long, Manning, from Wellington. Passengers—Hisses Brass, Caiman, Ogilvie. McKerrow, Wauchop, Kiver. DuTose, Hamilton, Thompson, Turner. Jasper, Milburn, Foot, Dawkins, Fisher. Price (2), -and Brett (2), Ironside, VVarr.es, Stout, Smith, Tonks, Dixon, Brase, Griffiths, Cox, Clarke, Rouse, Howe and 3 children, Eamc's, Fuller, and Hamilton and child, Archdeacon Devoy, Sir J. G. Ward, Dr. Kress, Captains Willis and Murrell, Messrs Dixon, Brass, Mace, Farneworth, Mclntoeh, Fell, Gazzard, Ironside, Irwin. Warnes, Patton, Jones, Hill, Copping, Stout, Smith, Slack, Burrowes, Maddison, Harris, Boyle, McEnnis, Poison, Manning, Hayes, Rankine, Price, Ahradsen, Cameron, Barrow, Low McLcod, Holland, Randerson, Rave. Tonks, Hamerton, Holmes, Brown, Wilson, Hisiop, Fisher, Cyril Ward, and 63 steerage. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. SAILBD-January 13. Rotomahana, s.s., 1777 tons, Manning, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Brabant, Burke, Sergeant, Caldown, 'Kerr, Ne*ve, Hooper, Hoare, Gray, Mitchell, O'jtirvea, Bell, Ridley, Ross, Ewing, McLeod,, Satcnill, Rawson <2), McCe.nurn, Robson, Newman, and Attwood, Mesdamea Moilaster, Bishop and family, Higgs, Opie, Bryant, Thompson, Vv»ghorn and child, i'cx, Higgins, McLeod, ilick* Baytey and chi.d, Graham, Satchsll, and family, Pawaon, McDiaall, and 'J-itet, Me-asra Meifaster, Murrell Dight,, Penbay, Bra,bant Bishop, Higgs, Opie, Bryant, Waghorn, Thompson, Deck, Dunnet, Price, Low, Titer; Burns, Graham (2), Matheson, Gardner, Gregg, Underwood, •Caiaow, Flave"], ilareli, Smith, Hendren,, -Livingstone, Hart, Keith, Spojice, Thurston, "VVardell, J. Muller, Fleming, Gray. -Foster, Collins. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Cygnet, e.g., 120 Murray, 'for Akaroa. Pitcaithly and Co., agents. Kurnara. c.c., 6500 tone, Scotland, for Wellington. Dalgety and Co., agents. Rosamond, a.s., 721 tons, Sutherland, for Greymouth. Union Steam Ship Company, ag-ents. IMPORTS. Delphic—From London: 650 tons geneial cargo. ftotomahana—From Wellington: 10 begs soda, 5 drums and 1 osk oil, 15 cases tea, i cases matches, 31 cases- jam, 8 csks pelts, 1 trunk, 45 pkga, 69 cases, 5 boxes. EXPOP.TS. Tarawera—'For Wellington: 30 cases jam, 12 cases eggs, 3 cases dead poultry, & eke oatina, 1 case confectionery, Id crates biscuits, 3 ibrls and 10 cases ale, 1 crate perambu7 kegs cream of tartar, 1 pc* tubing, 5 orates pigeons, 17 pkgs furniture, 1 jar wine, 1 case hats, 1 bicycle, I'd ska chaff, 7 crates strawberries, 1 coil hoae, 24 cast iron covers, 2 drums carbide, 17 cases and pkg». For Blenheim: 12 pkgg bedsteads. For Picton: '246 pkga cak material, 2 bales meat cloth, 1 case. For Nelson: 10 cases pickles, 10 cases vinegar, 3 cases confectionery, 1 bale harness, 3 ska peas, 40 ska wheat, Iβ sks barley, 11 cases and pkgs. Far Foxton: 8 cases pickles, 2 cases sauce, 1 crate biscuits. For W'ai:ganui: la cage* alle, 13 pkgs. For Westporl: 20 cases ale.

The Corinthio is expected to leave Wellington for Lyttelton towards the end of this week. She lias 1250 tons of cargo for this portThe weather on the West Coast has been very bad of late (says the Wellington "Post" oi Monday), and the Tutanekai, which left Greymouth on the 29th December for Jackeon's Bay and Milford Sound with provisions and men, has not yet returned. Ever since the vessel left Greymouth there has not been, one suitable day on which the men could be landed. Mr Chamberlain, who lias had charge of the clerical department of the Penguin for tho past few months, is to be transferred to the Te Anau. Mr Mcßride, who has been acting-mate of the Pukaki during the time the Xaviuni hns been laid up, is to rejoin the Island trader. Mr Lippett, late of the Wainui, will take his place. Tihe Sealda, from Calcutta and Singapore, i» expected from the North. Island to-morrow. The Papanui arrived from Timaru at 5.40 a.m. yesterday, aiid leaves 'for Wellington tomorrow. , The Rotomahana iirrived from Wellington ax 8.15 a.m. yesterday, and left for Wellington last night. The Aporima. left Calcutta for Singapore, Samarang. and New Zealand porta on the 4th of January. She wEI make Auckland her first port of call in .New Zealand, and is due there about February 2nd. She has about 500 tone for Xiyttelton. The Clyde was twenty miles from tht Heads at 6 o'clock this morning, and had a good westerly wind. Mr W. T. Wooda who hae 'been studying at the Navigation School, Devonia, Lyttelton, passed his examination yesterday for a oortiflcats of competency as first mate- of a foreign going vessel. The Maori came out of dock, and went intc the stream yesterday afternoon. The Kurnara left for Wellington at 2.33 p.m. yesterday. Tho Cygnet left for Akaroa at 2.80 p.m. yesterday The departure of tio Sussex nae been postponed till to-day. The Hosamond left for Greymouth yesterday afternoon. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Tarawera, β-e., from Wellington, this day. Upolu, β-s., from the South, this day.

Tβ Anau, s.s., from Auckland via the east coast, this day.

Wcstralia, s.s., from lmnedin, this tiny. Rotomahena, e.s. from Wellington. January 15th. Moeraki, s.s., from Melbourne, via Hobart, January 15th. From London—Rakaia, a.a., left November 30th; Corinthic. s.s., arrived at Wellington January 6th; Whakatane, s.s.. left Plymouth December 6th; Rimutaka, s.s.. left Plymouth January sth; Paparoa, s.s.. left London January 6th; Aotea. s.s., left January 6th; Waiwera, s.s.. left December 20th; Mamari, 5.9.. left December 3rd; Mimiro, s.s., left December sth; Marere. s.s.. to leave in February; lonic, s.s., to leave January 15th; Kumar j. a.a., to leave April 9th; Maori, s.s., to leave May 7th; Karamea. s.s., to leave January 31st; Athenic, e.s.. to leave February 12th.

From New York—Star of New Zealand, s.s., arrived at Auckland January Bth; Queer: Mary? e.s., to leave New York December 24th; Tomoana, s.s.. to leave about January 21th; Essex, s.a., to leave January 31et. From Liverpool—Lapwing, barquentine. From Hull—Conetanze ship, sailed November 24th. From Calcutta—Aparima, s.s., left January 4th. From Adelaide—Sunniva, barque, arrived at Kaipara January 12th. From Newcastle—Dilpussund, barque; Elmville, e.s.; Wanaka, e.g., left January 6th. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Tarawera, e.s., for Wellington, this day. Upolu, 8.5., for iNew Plymouth, etc., this day. Te Anau, s.s., for Dunedin, this day. s.s., for Sydney via Auckland, this day. Moeraki, a.a., for Sydney, via Wellington, January 15th. Rotomahftna, a.s., for Wellington, January 15th. For London—Papanui, e.s., from Wellington. January 21»t; ituapehu, b.s., from Lyytelton. February sth; Whakataiie, s.s.. from Wellington, February 19th; Itakaia, c.a., February 28th; Rimutaka, s.s., March 19th; Paparoa,, s.s., March; Kumara, s.s., from Wellington January 15th; Tokomaru, ».e., February sth; Delphic, e.s., from Wellington February 28th; Corinthic, s.s., from Wellington ilarch 19th; Star of New Zealand, s.s.; Maori, e.s., from Wellington, February sth; Pakeha, e.g., from. Port Chalmers, February sth; Maxnari, s.e , end of February. VESSELS IN PORT. Cupica, barque; Don, barque; C. Tobias, barque; County of Ayr, barque; Maori, «.b.; Delphic, c.5.,; Sussex, s.s.; Papanui, e.s.