SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 58, 6 August 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON, ARRIVED. Aug 6.—Phoebe, s.s., 416 tons, Worsp, from Wellington. Passengers saloon : Mr and Mrs Morley, Mr and Mrs Gascoigne, Mrs Theodore, Miss Jacobs, Misses Davis, (2). Messrs Stafford, Russell, White, Foy, Lyon, Yenner, Miller, Hurley, Levien, Falla, M‘Kenzie, and 6 for South. Steerage : Mr and Mrs Pender, Miss Owen, Messrs Power, Herne, Kennedy, Wyks, Cadell, and 4 for South. CLEARED. Aug 6—Florence, schooner, 55 tons, G. Brown, for Wellington. VESSELS IN HARBOR. Steamers —Atrato, Phoebe. ' Ships—Ballochmyle, Northampton, Stonehouse, Hereford, Eastern Monarch, Peeress, Wennington. Barques— Fratille Gaggino, Ornati, P.C .E., Hopeful,'Union, Iris, Corrido, Syren, Joliba, East Lothian. Brigs—Emily, Byron. Brigantines and schooners Pearl, Ca milla, Lady Don, Florence, Mary Webster. Ketch—Jane Elkin, Jeannette. The Beautiful Star sailed at 11.30 p.m. last night. The s.s. Phoebe sails for South to-mght at 4 p.m. <* n . P LATE ACCIDENT AT LYTTELTON. 'Captain Hart was taken last night to Dunedin, to his friends, in the Beautiful Star, li was 11 p.m. when she started. He was lying on the table which was boarded round to prevent his shifting in the event of her rolling. • "He was very'ankious to be taken home to his family, and both Dr Rouse, Dr McDonald, and Dr Smyth of the Ballochmyle were of opinion that he had better go. “There is little doubt that the other ,) leg (the left) will have to be amputated on his arrival at Dunedin. He appeared a little revived before he started. ,Dr Smyth, of the Ballochmyle, went with him to Dundin,.to attend to.him on the passage. Captain Wood, the pilot, took the Beautiful Star to Dunedin. The Star did not stop to take in. any cargo, . The accident has cast > quite a gloom .oyer Lyttelton, where Captain > Hart waa well,known and much respected.