SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6505, 2 January 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

* LYTTELTON. ahrivkd. * . . . Deo. Sl—Cornet, ketch, 58 tons, Short, npm Havelock. Gulf »ml Q raham. agents. , _ Dec. 81— Wakatipn, s.s.. 1188 tons, Wheeler, from Sydno. via Wo iington. E. ■mteerß Wis es Herdson, Davidson, Pwmer. pSle.i W-akdan, MoMtomea Lauo6stoi-, jQDOB and 3 ohtlureu, Messrs Botert«. P«W. Anthony Webber. Atkinson, M-Dowell, wiiuam«S. Bi-hop. Lexterd. “*Wh™lar! Perry, Gilloo, Lancaster, M’AUtotor, wnoeior, Mau'en.-tiiOTop, Kcinbor; Ml Dec. 81-Wavaka, 276 terns, M GUlfrrw, from Mulmkau and way P ortß •„ R J’s fl Mnl*Sov , S«cn ß ex.-Mrii K Morton, Mr and Mr* Boy. Sta Wmthrop and obild. BaDder.cn.- Messrs Cast. Ghatfield, t<i-hor, X.uosa, Baris, Iwiwp, Middleton, May. Downes j 7 steerage . Dec. 31— Southern Cress, e 189 tone, Berneeh, from duouit. K. Poflot-. agent. CLBARKP. ■ Dec. 81— Thames, ketch, 23 tons, Jenson, for Pelonw Scnsnd. Muster, agt'ct. Don 81 —Q]**ror t brigantine, 115 tons, Jttunn, tor 0 MS W M0...P. lor from Foxton. Master, egont. Dee. St-Julias Vogel, schooner, 56 tons, Header* won from Foxton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Deo. Sl -Fnuuvid, ketch, 40 tons, Score, from Foxton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Jan. I—Grafton, 5.«.. 844 tone, Johnson, from Wellington’. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Jan. l-Clydo. schooner, Hayea. Jon. I—Awivroo, soboouor. e 0 tons. North. Jan. 1- Ptantor, barque, 231 tons, Harrison, from Hobart. Potacngcr—Mr Nngent, sailsd. Dec. JU—Eyvor, barqnentino, 589 tons, Atkins, for Auckland. Miles and Co., ageirts. _ Dec. St-Southern Cross, s.s., 139 tons, Helander. tor Auckland v:i way ports. B. Poflett,

(ureat. IMPORTS. Beltonco: SC.CPCIt tunmsr. Consignees W Vogel: 40,000 ft Umber. ConsigneesB^Sw': 0 Prom Mannkau—6 sacks onions, 2i sacks potatoes, 1 pkg; troni Taranaki - ISO hides I box; from t elson—l caaa fruit: from Wellington, tree—iO pkgs etaploa, 1 chest. S trusam lo.i her. I sack oysters, 60 pkgs; under bond- lOC o ..-i kerosene. 15 cases tobacco. >• ee: Lfghtband, Allan and Co. sE. Pun-,' . J : 'aylor : Hailway Deportment ; Hudson, hi.. - y snd Ca ; I'wectyman and Cousin; Trent Bi .»*; •I . ■ irinttoacl; Western; Slason, Struthers and Co.j T.«.mer Bros; M’Nanght; J. Mitchell; Orutr; Cheater and Bon: W. Gilford. , bouthem Cross; From Dnneam.under bond--5 or-cooks vrhtokoy. 25 cases Geneva; free-lqr* whisker. ISO pkgs sundries. Consignees— Order; Stapllee; Shepherd; Wilkin and Zealand Drug Company; Aitken and Boberts; Atkinson; Anderson s M’Laren; Hallenstein j Smith • NZ F. Co.; Mason, Strothers and co.; iytteJtcnKmio Company. . . , Grafton: 50 tons coal. Consignees—Ashburton Am Company. . _ _ From Sydney—2To sugar, 1 do mdam, I do plants, X do cork?, 10 do ColomaJ wine. SSdo mineral waters 106 felloe-, £Bpra naves, IWO spoken 1 pkg watches, I do skins, 16 do shafts, 25 do harvesters, &o-, 1 log Umber, I pkg shovels, Ido 454 casus fruit, 96 pkgs sundries; from Wei* HBgton—ls pl’gs arrowi oot, 9do sundries. Consignees Broham; Grieshaber ; Trent Bros, j tiilmiyn ■ Wilson ; Dcsborongh ; Hill; Clarke and Son; Gunbleti;; Dunning; Nanoarrow: Stewart; Sfroog Hirg j Mutnfoid ; Hunter j -Cook and Son; Westport Coal Company ; Kelsey; Boberts; Hew Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ; SBwpherd ; Finch; Gamook; Proctor; Nerille ; OowSehaw; V7illis and Dunlop; Zonch; Bird; Davitt; King and Co.; CoS aud Graham; Mont* owncoji* s Fisko; B&rber $ Walsh 5 Smith and Co* $ >• a iing and Co.; Ware ; Order; Gould ; Cook and B ,s; East; Isitt; Hoynunson, Low and Co.; kuhnsaim: Mason, Hmtheno and Co.; Union Stoamehip Company ; Bommera; Wood and Co. Marlborough: 11© pkgs; bear, wines, and spirits, I do cordage, 1© do nails. 480 bdla wire, 1777 deals, 6 pkgs cartridges. 86 do tea, 10 do matches, 800 do candies, 8517 bare iron. 80 tons pig iron, 9 horses. SOH) bags salt, 400 casks cement, 100 wicker jars, 1670 pkgs hardware, BSO do drapery and clothing, 14 rolls lead, 165 pkgs boots and shoes, 101 do Mints and oils, 186 do crockery, &0., 7650 do snn* cries. Consignees—B. Wilkin and Co,; Montgomery and Co.; Ord r; Cufi and Graham; E. Beeee; M. Armstrong; Boyse, Stead and Co.; E. Nelson ; Chry stall and Co.; Cunningham and Co. ; Bntterworth Bros; Lyttelton Tiro« Company; Jones and Co.; Bowron Bros; Minister Public Weeks; Edwards. Bennett and Co.; Gilbert; Pooth«Tid Son; Willis ; Lyttelton; Miles and Co.; Wilcox ; England ; F. A. Bishop; Crorar and Whitcombe ; Wauchop and Co.; John Inglis; Fnhr* aurnn; Moms; Metcalf; M’Williams; Wood, M«iwl ,ad Co.; Sotoaders, Fletcher and Co.; Dalgety and Co.: Cooke; Hallenstein Bros; Twwitrna.n. and Cousin; Warre Bros; Sargood, Sea anil Ewan; Bing. Harris and Co.; P. and D. Duncan; A. J. White; Bennick,Kemsley and Co.; <3, H. Moore; Mendeisohu; Eeid and Gray; Bros and Co.; S. Forbes.

Seatolier rB3S and eiinaTlSdoleallier, $4 »V» gitiss gesd, Si do bones, 3651 do wheat, 108 do taxlny, 10* do pew. Ml casks tallow, 37 do pelts, 4do roaiia, 98 eases meats, 13 bales flax. Shippers —Lightband. Allan and Co.; L. V. Desboromjh; J. M. Heywood and Co.; M. Maydwell; Wilson, fe'awteU and Co.; Bowron Bros.; B. Wiikm and . N. Z. L. and M. A. Co.; Miles and Farmers’ .association; Payton; Edwards, Bennett and'Co. expected arrivals. ypim London—Helen Scect, V. G.L.D., August 15 • Sydenham ; loch Dee, sailed Dot. 6; Firth of neon, Oct. SO; Barline, City of Perth, From North—Botorna, Jan,3; Wanalta, Jan. 5; Hawea, J r an. 7. From llon f h—Penguin, Jan. 4 j Te Anan, Jan. 5; Wakatipii. Jan. 6. From Calcutta—Thurso. From 800 Chow—Circe, From Liverpool—Pampero, Loch Kerr. From Iff el bourne—Te Anan, Jan. 5. From Hobart—Arawata, Jan. 12. From Calcutta—Phasia, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Fop JiOndea or United Kingdom—Seatolier, City of Bant in. Lady Jocelyn, Walmato, Fop Msnnkan and way ports—Penguin, Jan. 4. Fop Melbourne—Kotomahana; Eotorua, Jan. 8; Slsgarooma, Jan. 10. Fop Hobart—Bingarooma, Jan. 10, FOP Auckland and way ports—To Anan, Jan. 5. For .Newcastle- Iris. For Sydney—Wakatipn, Jan. 6. For Kai para —Torei. For Gceymonth—Examiner, Cleopatra. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES. Ho. I—Seatolier, Marlborough, Waimate, City of Haniin. . No, 2 -Hlnemoa, Grafton. No. 3—Lady Jooeiyn, Julios Vogel, Beliance, Gleaner. No, 4—Hannah Barrett* Examiner, Sonfrom, Wild Were, Agnes, Jeseie. „ , , Ko, 6—Crest of the Wave, Iris, Tore*,if V>«r, Tp tmnga. Mo, 6—lsland Lily, Cutty Sark, Ocean Biid. Comet* Ho. 7—Vision, Cleopatra. Augusta.

The Wenaka s.s., arrived from Maonkcu and way potto early cn i-aturdiy, and left for Wellington at 9p.m., taking the outward San Francisco mail. The Wakilipu, 5.3., from Sydney and Wellington, arrived at 11 a.m. on Saturday. She left tor Port Chalmers that evening. The barque Planter, from Hobart, wae signalled last evening. Messrs Cuff and Graham expect the ship Phasis, from Calcutta. „ , , K X ship from the South was signalled at 5 p.m. American barquentlne Eyvor, for Auckland, sailed on Saturday. ...... The s.e. Penguin will not leave for the North until Wednesday. . , , . , The s.s. Southern Cross arrived from Oamaru at Ip.m. on ►aturday. and left for East Coast ports and Auckland at 6 30 p.m. The barque Seatolfer, loaded by tho N, Z, Shipping Co., Cleared at the Customs for London on Friday night, with a inU cargo of wool, wheat, and other produce. The si.e. Grafton arrived from WeUington at12,..0 p.m, yesterday, with 89 excursionists. The steam* r left Wellington at 5 p m. on Saturday, and experienced fine weather down the coast, the excursionists enjoying tho trip most thoroughly. The Grafton runs round the harbour at intervals today, and wiU leave for Wellington to-morrow afternoon. POST OF LYTTELTON. High water, this day (Monday)-Morning,l.23j afternoon. 1.49. jan, i. jo am, Barometer, 30 00 j thermometer, 7S.CO, Wind, north-east; moderate breeze j bine ek;r.

T3B MARLBOROUGH, FROM LONDON. Owing to the very heavy nor'-wester blowing on Friday night, the ship Marlborough was unable to the harbour until Saturday et noon, instead of on Friday night as reported, the p.s. Lyttelton went down to the ship on Friday evening, picking up the pilot boat et the Heeds, but on reaching tho ship tho f quails wore so violent that tho idea of towing the vessel was quite out of the question. Captain Galbraith, the pilot, boarded tho ship, and the tag was compelled to return to tho wharf. Captain Gallraith states that he has hardly ever experienced such a gale oB the Heeds as that on Friday, which continued with unabated violence until after midnight. Tho weather having moderated on Saturday morning, the tug again went to the ship and brought her up. The passage of tho Marlborough this trip is an exceedingly good one, 86 days from Gravesend, and 79 from laud to land. Captain Hercules &r demon, who still retains tho oommandof this flee vessel, was. however, somewhat disappointed with the passage so for as regards time, as tho flrat week's work was exoeptionally good, and he naturally hoped bo was going to make a very fast run out, to bo In keeping with his last passage Homo from here—7l days from Lyttelton to door. Madeira was reached on tho eighth day out, after which a succession of light baffling winds, alternated with calms, was experienced before the nor 111-east trades were mot with. The south-east trades were very poor, and gave out In 10.57 E,, bo the pr rpect of an extraordinary passage was spoilt. ’1 he passengers numbered fourteen in all, thoroughly comfortable they seem to have been, nnit highly pica: ed with the Marlborough and thoir com teens treatment at tho hands of Captain Anderson and his officers. In addition to x large general cargo, tho Marlboroyga brought nine thoroughbred mares on her deck j and tho manner In which the animals have arrived shows what care most have been shown with.au connected with tho ship, Tho passengers arrived In good health, no sickness having been exn rrienood.

iQgUfl, nSvu entered at tha Customs on SaintdS oTonlnif, bating towo«J in to.i MHb.jt tho OMstesno »W dlwet from so*. Captain Anderson kindly furnished tha following detail* regarding the paaaaga ! — left London on Oc\ . 6; was off Dshont on Oot. 6 1 mat tha north*owit trades in 83.36 N. on Oot, 80 1 crowed tho Equator Oote 81 j lost tho south-east trade* Not. 0 in 18.67 fj.j panned tha Capa In 40.84 8. Nov. 88; th* Lou—}® In 46.43 S. on Deo. 18. and Twinanla in 48.81 8. Deo. 82. Owing to thick weather tho Snare* wore not lighted, hut Stewart Island waa made out on Deo. 85. tho weather for eomo daye previous having bean too thick To aUow of obaojratlona being taken. Strong head winds prevailed np tho coast to The*Cynosure, London to Sydney, waa spoken on N0t.87 Sn 40.47 8.13,10 8.. Mty-six daya out. SHIFTING™TELEGRAMS. Dumbdih, Jan. 1. Sidled—Deo. 31, thin Zcalandla, Oapt. fcollare, for London, with a full cargo of wool, wheat, and Soar. i ■ '