SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 36, 11 July 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. July 11—Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Clarkson, from Hokitika. CI,EARED. July 11—Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolm, for Akaroa. July 11—Opotiki, schooner, 38 tons, Harris, for Poverty Bay. July 11 —Shepherdess, schooner, 38 tons, Cochran, for Wanganui. IMPORTS. Per Spray—36,oooft timber. Consignee— C. A. Turner. EXPORTS. Per Antelope—7 hhda ale, 27cases, 3 casks, 9 bales chaff, 61 sacks produce, 2 coils rope, 2 mattrasses, 23 pkgs, 20 bags flour, 44 pieces timber. Shippers—Dimond, Milsora, Reed, Hawkins, Burton, Clifford and Roper, Forbes, Lewis, Lane, Hind, Sarreson, Bunce and Co, Vincent and Co, Duncan and Sou, Miles and Co., Jenkins, Greenaway. Per Opitiki —316 sacks produce, 300 bags produce, 13 cases. Shippers—Royse, Stead and Co. Per Shepherdess—233 sacks oats, 191 do Wheat. Shippers—Royse, Stead and Co. VESSELS IN HARBOR. Steamers—Atrato, Maori. Ships—Yanina, City of Agra, Balloohmyle, Northampton, Golden Sea, Stonehouse. Barques— Fratelli Gaggiuo, Eureka, John Knox, Prince Alfred, Moss Glen, Lady Emma. Brigantine—Flirt. Brigs—Carl, Fawn. Schooners Magellan Cloud, Garibaldi Kaituna, Jane Hannah, Albatross, Spray, Onward, Columbia, Shepherdess (cleared), Opotiki (cleared), Ocean Bird. Ketch—Cl ematis. Cutter—Antelope (cleared).

Tho schooner Spray arrived in harbor this day from Hokitika with timber. The cutter Antelope clean'd for Akaroa this morning with a full cargo. The schooner Opotiki cleared this morning for Poverty Bay with a full cargo. The schooner Shepherdess cleared this clay for Wanganui with a full cargo also. A barque was signalled from tho North when our express left. The ship Ballochxnyle' was berthed at the Gladstone Pier on Thursday afternoon. She ha* about 700 tons of railway iron to discharge. She will then ballast, and proceed to San Francisco to load grain. Since the vessel has been in port opportunity has been ta(«n to put her in proper trim, and now that the Immigrant fittings have been taken down, pnd the 'tween decks cleared she prepr««wst« a vastly improved appearance. She certainly is a handsome vessel, one of the finest that has come into port. She is well worthy of a visit ; her cabin accommodation is very superior, every requisite being provided. In addition to the usual cabin accommodation she lias a very large and commodious stern cabin, which is handsomely furnished. Dr Smyth, who for several voyages has brought out in different vessels large numbers of immigrants, returns in the vessel to Loudon. It is understood that the commissioners arc so well pleased with the vessel as to recommend that she shall be again taken up for immigrants on her arrival in London.