SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LVII, Issue 6511, 9 January 1882, Page 4

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON.

ARRIVED. Jin. 7-KftwoJ, b. 1., 4M ton?. Kennedy, from Hnsuk&a and way verts. B- Pnflott, “Kent, Pie-soagors—Mi-sea Holmes, Domcut. Cook dimes Biuin and 2 children, Bsplej, Bishop Eedwo'd. Messrs Eeid, Hinson, Hainmorton. Ma tin, Krugs. Bipioy, WFarUno. Heath, Stevoueou. Eodlay, (Mldwcll, Oorrio. Jenkins, Forrest, Kemp, Beac, White, Hut, Streeter, Prcmmor, Master Ottowou, and D.S., 116 ton-, Campbell,, ton Wellington. Cuff in t Graham, agents. 1 assongers —Captain Wire, 4 steerage. .. Jin, ■*.- Thurso, bin quo, 430 tons, Bidden, front Calcutta. C. W. Turner, agent. , , _ Jan. S. -St Kiidi, 8.8., 174 tons, Floworday, from Wanganui. Boyto, Stud and Co., agents, lasaengera -Misses Keith, Kingsbury, Mrs Jackson, Messrs Mtlroj, Kouh, Donovan. • Jan. 8 Lcvh Deo, barque, <OO tons, Black, from London. N.Z. Shipping Co., agents, iasaangora ' —Francis Msokoll, Samuel Uerratd, Waiter Mansfield, James Hnlstou, Ciaia Hulston, Edgar Smith, JSmma Oenr&r\l, Anns Qorratd* Ixwisa Goir&ro, Bamnel Omard, Jacques Schetolor, Ambrosias Oil tin, Jehu MTaUum, Andrew MUUlum.Poter M - CaUnm, James Henry, Auno Henry, Alfred Henry, Mary Henry, Charles Henry. Benjamin Henry. Sarah Henry, Edward bwinbahks, U. U. Eobiason, S. Seilsou. CLEARED. „ . ' Jan. 7—Sprav, schooner, SO tons, Buston, tor D’Hrrille Isianli. Master, agent. jan. 7—K U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tone, Larsen, for Pioton. Master, agent, , Jan. 7-Comer, ketch. M tons. Short, for Pioton. Cuff and 0-abam, agents. . ... Jan. 7—Clematis, ketch, (7 teas, Jshnson, for D’Urvilio I-land. Master, agent, Jan. 7 -Polioin brigantine, 69 tons. Brown,for Kaipcra. John Walmr. agent. SAILED. „ - , „ Jan. 7—lris, barque, 340 tons. Duff, for Nowcastle. Black. Cartes and Co., agents. Passenger —MrAshfo d. _ . Jan. 7 Hannah Barrett, schooner, 57 tons, Benner, for Timarn, Kinsey, Ward and Co., - bxtmiaer, barque, S6S tons, Clarkson, (orOamani. U. \V. Tumor, agent. Jan. 7—Je.v;or. brigantine, 115 tons, Munn, for Grey mouth. M.atcr. agent. Jan. 7.—lsland Lily, brigantine, 123 tons. Cooper, for Chatham islands. Master, agent. Passengers —Mom* s Denton and Dnß. , Jau. 7.—Haw**, a.s„ 461 tons, Kennedy, tot WclIlnatoa and hcluon. E. PufietN agent. Passengers —For Wellington; Misses Brittan, Moore, Mao* katt, Moodamea Mitchison and family, Bkiffina, Bon John Hall, Messrs Hal), Johnson, Mitchison, Bobton, Henderson, Hare, O’Donsghue. Jacob, Belchardt. Garrard, Habeas, Skifflas, Qlaegow, Banger, Davi-, Young, dtohr. Heighten, Titdau, Bailey; for tiob^on—MissesMilsom, Wright, Mrs Bailey. Messrs Bailer. Young. Jan. 6.—Augusta, brigamine, ISS tons, Bossitt, for Ore;month. Cuff and Graham, agents, Jan 9. Forest Queen, ketch, 51 tons, Andersen, for Wellington. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Jan. 8. - Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Moore, for Pox ton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Jan. B. utty bark, 52 tons, Joss, for Kaiparn. Cnff and Graham, agents. . Jan. 8. —Esther, brigantine, 47 tons, Dans, for Pelorns Sound, ii. Mackay, agent. Jan. 8 —Vision, brig, 159 ton-, Buiko, for Kaipara J. B. Way, agent. , r Jsn. B.—E, D. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons. Lar. aes, for Picton. M&s’er,agent. Jan. 8.-'ihamea, ketch, 23 tons, Jenson, for Pelorus sound. Master, agent.

lit POETS. loch Df e: 5593 pkgs merchandise. Consignees— OtdtT; Eojto. Stead and Oo.; Cutler; Kemp thorna. Pro -sar and Co.; Deaaier; Minister PubBo Works ; Cud den j Lvtteltcn Harbour Board; Caro and Co.; Mvßne; Black; Wilborforce; Anderion; Jamsaon; Hunter; Ferguson ; Adams; Harrow; Palethorpe; Order; J. T. Smith and Co.; 'turnbull and Co.; Wood* Shand and Co.; Miles md vo.; Campbell Bros.; Matson and Co.; J. Anderson; G. Gould; Gabites; Wtt; Lewis and Gould; B„wron Bros.; Friedlaudsr Bros.; Kent Bros.; Edwards, Bennett and Co.: H. Hawkins and Co- ; Spencer and Co,; Hals and Co.; K. Forbes; C. W. Turner; Avis and Gaidar; G. B. Harpy; H. B. Greason. Hawes; From Mannkan—l7 sacks potatoes; from Hew Plymouth—l box ; from Wellington—l truss leather, 1 sa k oysters, 15 pieces theatrical scenery, 5 pkgs. Consignees — T. Proece ; Order ; Kot a. Held; F. L. Davies; Hamilton; J. Mitchell; C.S. Howell; K.T. Wheeler; T. H. Barons; Union 8.8. Company. . ... . Oreti: 20 mats srgar, 2 qr-casts brandy, 44 pkgs. Consignees-F. Dransfield ; Telegraph Department. St Hilda: 51 horses, 1 bullock. Consignee— Keith. EXPOETS. Ha we a: For Wellington—4 oases coffee, 10 bales woolpacks, 3 sacks oatmeal, 45 cheeses, 1 pony, 8 pkgs; for Taranaki—l case ; for Wanganui—2 oaifiefl bacon, 22 pkgs; for Piet os—2 pkga ; for Neleon—i pkgs; for Hoaitika—4o kegs butter. Shippers— G. Blackwell; Lightband and Co.; Wood, Shand and Co,; Hey wood and Co.; Watt and Co.; Morrow. Bassett and Co.; Block, Davies and Co.; Trust Br a. ; Cuff and Graham ; Mitchison; Livingstons; Hudson, Bidley and Co. Comet: 10 bales cornsacks, £0 eases castor oiL Shippers—H Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. EXPECTED AEBITAIS. From London—tsyoenham, J.M.F.Q., sailed Oct. 5; Firth of Lorn, Oct, SOLurline, City of Perth. From Korth— Bingarooma, Jan. 10; Hawea, Jon. 12; Penguin, Jon. 14. From South— 10; Arawata, Jan. 12. From Poo Chow—Circe. From IJyerpool—Pampero, Loch Herr. From Ktdboiime - Aiawdta, Jan. 12. From Hobart—Arawata, Jan. 12. PEOJXCTHD DEPASTTTEES. For London or United Kingdom—Cite’ of Hankin. Lady Jocelyn, Waimate, Marlborough. For Mannkan and way ports—Wanaka, Jan. 10. For Melbourne—Botomahana; Bingarooma, Jan. 10; To Ar.au, Jan. 17. For Hobart— Bingarooma, Jan, 10. For Auckland and way ports—Oreti, this day ; Arawata, Jan. 12. For Eaipara -Tore'-. For Eaikoura and Wellington—Tui, Jan. 10. For Dunedin—StKUfia, this day. For Taaranga—Oreti, this day. VESSELS AT THE WHABVEB. Ho. I—City of liar kin, Helen Scott, Marlborough, aw troa, Clyde, Waimate. Mo, 2—St Hilda. Orati. Mo. 3—Lady Jocelyn, Beliance. Mo. 4 Prince Allred, Sunbeam, Crest of the Wave. No. s—Jalias Vogel, Taaranga, Planter, Pelican, Phasis. No. 6—Comet, Ho, 7—Santa Cruz, The City of Nankin will clear at the Customs today. 'the s.s. Oreti, Captain Campbell, arrived from Wellington on Saturday afternoon, and leaves to-day for Napier, Gisborne, Taaranga, and Auckland. Mr C. W. Turner’s barque Thurso, Captain Sadden, from Calcutta, .was signalled yesterday often oon, and would reach the port last night. The St Eilda arrived from Wanganui at lam. yesterday with a load of horses. She saila for Dunedin to day. The b.b Hawea, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Mannkan and way porti on Saturday morning, and left for Wellington and Nelson at 9 30 p m. As will be seen above, several vessels bound to coastal and other port* left the harbour on Saturday and yesterday. All accounts and claims against the City of Hankin must be seat la to Messrs F. Cunningham and Co., her agents, by noon to-day, and shippers are requested to present bills of lading by the same time.

A fresh sou’-wester sprang np on Saturday evening, and increased in strength through the night, accompanied by heavy rain. It continued to blow hard all day yesterday, with occasional rain squalls, and showed but little signs of taking off last evening. The schooner Torea went out for a short cruise in the harbour on Saturday afternoon. In addition to several Jricnds, Captain Grundy very kindly took a number of the children at the Orphanage. They were regaled with cakes, lollies, Ac., and evidently enjoyed their sail immensely. On leaving the -schooner the children gave three hearty cheers for her genial and kind-hearted master, as well as for her owner end Mr 8. B. Webb, who had contributed greatly in making the outing enjoyable. THE LOCH DEE, FEOM LONDON. The barque Loch Dee, Captain Black, arrived from London at 7 a.m. yesterday. The Loch Dee brings 26 passengers all told, besides a fall general cargo, and comes consigned to the New Zealand Shipping -’o. Hot passengers have all arrived in good health, and are much pleased with the kind and courteous treatment they have met with on the passage out, which has occupied 94 days. No sickness was experienced, though the passage was not marked by the most favourable weather. The vessel, which came into port in excellent order, will bo entered at the Customs this morning. The usual notice to consignees appears elsewhere. POET OF LYTTELTON. High water, this day (Monday) Morning, 6,54; evening, 7.16. Jan, 8, 10 a.m, Barometer, 29 80; thermometer, 59. Wind, south-east gale, with rain squalls. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Aucklahd, Jan, 7. Arrived—Borealis, from Sydney. Welujigtoh, Jan. 7. Arrived—Wakatipu, from South. Wallace, from Nelson. William and Jane, schooner, from Dunedin. Eecsmia, schooner, from Qreymontb. Sailed— Wallace, for Nelson and West Coast. Wakatipu, for Sydney, 00-Ahead, tor Costlepoint and Napier.