PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 9

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

ARRlVED—February 6. Wa-catu, s.s., 138 tons, Wills, from Cheviot, etc. Kiiiaey, Barns and Co., agerrts. Hiniuangi, 6.a.. 3-23 tons, -Jonley, from We.lington, via i-ik-rangi. Kinsey, Bj_n-B, and Co., ngenu. Tarawera, 5.8., 2003 tons, Farmer, from Wellington. Passoi-sjera—Misses Waters, Roberts, Reid, Fortune, Ciibson, Maude-, Smythe, Clark (2), R-ndell, aaa Byres, Mosd-jnc. Clark, -tioore, Smith, Christie, St. Clair and two children, Longley, Wilson, Nerraw, Fitton, and Le Soilage, l)r. Young, Messrs Si-t-monde, -Vodge, Whittle, Fair, Barlirop, Fish, Fnrflt, j Clark, Dawson, Bosanquet, NVsddell, Fiaiicr, j Riolu-rds, Sniellie. -Juiiz, Alleway, Cowan, Gieaon, Bernett, Xerraw, Henderson, Smith, Thurston, and Leys, and 23 steerage. Union Steam. Ship Company, agents. ( Tokomaru, s.s., G238 tons, Maxwell, from Gisbome. Dalgety and Co.. agents. Victoria, a.c., 2969 tons, Waller, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—Misses Pope, Blanche, Robinson, Reid, Waffron, Hall. Charters. Hutton, and Richards, Mesdam.s McPherson, Cos-hill. RobUliard, Shand, RichaTds, Hurley, Baker, Rossett, Buckland, Clarke, Marchant, and Williams, Messrs Wynne, Cone, Fichey, Green, Gonb.ea, Maton, Baker, Johnson. Ayre, GEling, Coanell, Lad•loy, T_Ja.rsha.il, Thompson, Weeks, Reeve, Cooper, Webb, Jeficoat, CoghiH, RobU-iard. Shand, Williame, Barnard, "id Ryan, and 85 steerage. Kinsey, Barns, and Co., agents. SAILED—-February 6. Hinemoa. N.Z. Government steamer, 542 tone, Bollona, lor Southern lighthouses. Victorias e-s., 2968 tons, Waller, for Melbourrve via Hobart. Passengers—For Dunedin: Misses Williams and Waters, Mrs Hay, Messrs J. S. Cooper, Pefa-e, J. Knight, Hay, G. Linrtott, Gentles, MJ_her, C. B-jm-ard, Leys, D. Thurston, Campbell, and Cohn. lor Bluff: Miss Joyce. For Hobart: Mr F. J. Ryan, Rev. J. J. Cahill. For Melbourne: li-_sea Glassford, Reynolds, Martin, --XxrrisLMJest-ames Murray. Cox and two children, W-Tt»n, White, and Denvera, Messrs A. Petberbridge, F. J. Cox, Deans (2), W. Warren, Daviason, Fairclough, Morris, Denvera, and MJartin. Kinsey, Bonu. and Co., agents. Tarawera, s.-,, 2003 tons, Farmer, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Gee, Haady, Shaw, Smith, Booth, Pai-k, Lucas, Newbeiy, and Christmas, Miesd-unes Hands, Howarth, Davies, Gilmour, Henderson. Morrison, Haggle, Fordi-am, Kingsbeer, Nickless, Smyth and two children, Christmas, and Selfer, Major Cain, Captain Seddon, Messrs Dimant, Collis Syloer, Da vies, Richardson, McKenzie Ford-uvm, Munror McMs-iamay, K-njcsbeer, Selfer, H. T. King, Moss, Greig, Grrant, Pa»cos, and Simmons. Unioa. Steam Sihip Company, agents. '.-»-. Taieri, a.s., 1668 tons, Williams, for Westport. Union Steam Ship Company, agents. Wafeatu, s.s.. 157 tons. Wills, for Cheviot, etc. Kinsey, Barns and CO., agents. Falcon, sohooner, 05 tons, Rena-ie, for Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent. IMPORTS. VSc-Joi-a—From Sydney: 3 caee. motors, 4 brls, 58 cases tobacco, 150 cases soap, 1 cose papers, 2 caeca photo goods, 46 cases hardware, 20 drums caustic soda, 8 oasea cigars, 3 kegs caramels, 20 cases _rt*roh, 45 oases narjs, 3 oases machinery, 4 cases bottles, 4 cases drapery, 160 caeca fruit, 3 crates me.ons, 9 boxes copper coin, 4 cases brushes, 10 cases mineral waters, 51 bags bottles, 98 bales kapoc, 5 cases whiskey, 3 cases books, 9800 ft timber. Brom We-i-r-gton: 2 coils rope, 1 bale leather, 21 boles wool, 20 coses and pkgs railway stares. EXPORTS. Monowai—For Sydney: 1167 eke end 139 bags oats, 12J elcs clover seed, 8J ska gross seed, 167 ska wheat. 1 horse, 1 pkg tooee, 1 caee, 2 ska. For Newcastle: 3 cooes cider. Victoria—For Hob-art: 20 sks gross seed! For Melbourne: 750 ska oata, 11 bales wool, 5 orates staves, 1 pkg hoops, 200 sks bran, 8 oka sheep burgs, quantity scrap zinc, 4 sks clover seed, 16 oases fancy goods, 20 oases preserved meats, 2 trusses leather, 2 cases oider, 3 oaeea bottle*, 25 boxes butter. For Fremantle: 170 sks bran, 30 cases sheep tongues. For Adelaide: 300 B ks oats.

The H-nemoa left for Southern lighthouses at £.15 a.m. yesterday. The Wakatu arrived from Cheviot early yesterday- morning, and left for Cheviot, etc., in the evening. The Victoria, which arrived at 6.30 Ovia. yesterday, lefts Sydney a>t 5 p.m. on Sstturdlay, and arrived at Wellington at noon on Wednesday. She experienced smooth seas and fine br-gJrt weaither throughout the passage, and left Wellington at 4.80 p.m. cm Thursday. The Victoria left for Melbourne, via Hobart, at 5.10 p.m. Tho Tarawera arrived from Wellington at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. The Tokomaru returned from Gieborne at 10 am. yesterday. She will leave for Wellington on Monday. The Union Steam Ship Company* Aparima arrived at Auckland on Thursday morning, after a smart passftge from Calcutta, Singapore, and Samaran (Java). She commence-! the voyage from lnora. on the 4th January with a cargo of Eastern goods, so that she has been only thirty-one days on the way. including stoppsgea. She is expected at Wellington on Monday with about 800 tons of cargo to land. Captain Courbarron is in command.

Captain North is now in charge of the Nambucca. vice Captain Fiak. The Fifc-hir© was expected to leave Napier cm Thursday night for Wellington. From that port she will coma to Lyttelton, Timaru, Port Chalmers, and the Bluff.

The Tutanekai, after completing the repairs to the Cook Strait cable, will go to Greymouth

for sleepore. She arrived at Wellington front her cable work on Thursday morning. The brokers for the owner* of the steamer Ansgar, which left New Yo_rk on December 3rd .or Sydney, have cabled to the Australian agent* that they "fear something must have happened to her."

The Taiori left for Westport at 5.5 p.m. yesterday. Tho Falcon left for Havelook at 1 p.m. yesterday. The ltekaia is expected from Port Chalmers to-day.

The Ell on Ballaitce cams off the slip yeetcrdej jnorniag. The Ham-tsj-gi's departure for Foxton, etc.. has been postponed till to-day. The s.s. TJpolu called at Timaru yesterday horn Akaroa, and after landtag 80 tons of general cargo and 140,000 ft ol timber, ■ she left for the south ait 3 p.m. The Whakaitone.arrived at Timaru from Lyttelton yesterday morning to take in 15,000 carcases of frozen mutton, 4000 bales of woof, and SO casks of tallow. She is expected to return to Lyttelton on Mont-ay.