SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 70, 21 August 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. August 20—Linnet, ketch, Scheukell, from Pigeon Ray, with firewood. August 21—Star of the South, ss„ 175 tons, "Palmer, from Dunedin. PassengersSaloon: Miss Welsh, and 2 in steerage, for Wellington. Wilson, Sawtell & Co, agents. August 21—Otago, s.s., 800 tons, M'Lean, from Melbourne and Dunedin. Passengers— Saloon: From'Melbourne—Mr Dickson. From Coast; Mrs Hislop, Miss Stamper, Captain Spence, Messrs Covvell, Roskruge, Allan, and Henderson. 69 for North. Steerage: Mrs Kelly and 3 children, Messrs Jobson, Dick. Pillett, and Sherwin. August 21—Southern Cross, barque, Boon, from Hobart Town. Passengers—Saloon: Dr J. Moore and son, Messrs Collier, Dovey, and 6 in steerage. August 21—Dido, cutter, 36 tons. Skilling, from Picton, with timber. August 21—Result, ketch, 25 tons, Lawson, from Pigeon Bay. CLEARED. August 21—Janet Grey, schooner, HO tons, Vipond, for Charleston, with general cargo. SAILED. August 21—Fratelli Gaggino, G 44 tons, Gaggino, for Calloa, in ballast. August 21—Northampton, ship, 1161 tons, W. Barclay, for San Francisco, in ballast. August 21—Ballochmyle, ship, 1400 tons, London, for San Francisco, in ballast. Passengers—Saloon: Mr R. Rhodes and family and servants (13), Mr Banks, wife, child, and servant, and Dr Smyth. VESSELS IN HARBOR. Ships Stonehouse, Hereford, Eastern Monarch, Peeress, Dorette. Barques —Oraati, Syren, Joliba, Fast T.othian, Auriga, Queensland, Elm Grove, Prince Alfred. Moneynick. Brifrs —Bvron and Sea Waif.

Brigantinca and schooners—Pearl, r-ncy, James, Nnrfth and Mary, Alert, Janet Grey Buphropvi.f, Flirt. Mary Kin?. Albatross llyno. Bertclench, Ocean Bird, Wild Duck. Ketches —Result, Linnet. Cutter—Dido.

The s.s. Star of the South, Captain Palmer, arrived in harbor this morning from Dunedin.

The s.s. Otago, Captain McLean, arrived in harbor this morning from Melbourne and intermediate ports.

The cutter Dido, Captain Shilling, arrived in harbor this morning from Picton with timber.

The barque Southern Cross, Captain Roon, arrived in harbor this morning from Hobarton. The pilot reported there was illness on board, and the Health Officer (Dr Donald), went and found that one of the seamen was suffering from the measles, but as the symptoms were mild, she was admitted to pratique. The ships Northampton and Ballochmyle sailed for San Francisco tin's morning. Several of the Catlin's River traders came in yesterday, after unusually long absences from head-quarters. Their reports as to the cause are coincident —a bad bar, heavy seas, and head winds having kept them prisoners at Catlins. The first to arrive was the ketch Huon Belle, which left here on the 11th of last month with a cargo of sleepers for the Taien. and then went on to Catlin's for a cargo of timber. Afler shipping it she was weather and bar bound for 17 days, and only succeeded in making her escape om Thursday afternoon, and having afresh S.W. brerze with her. reached the Heads, and anchored the same evening, and saile.l in on yesterday morning's tide. She brings 2(1.000 feet of timber for G. F. Reid and Ho. Captain Currie reports that the ketch Eliza M'Phee and schooner Janet Ramsay, both bound to Oa maru, left Catlin's River on Thursday. Also that when abreast of the Ocean Beach the ketch passed the barque Southern Cross, steering north. She was assumed to be bound here, and, as the night was very thick and dark, would in all probability heave-to for daylight —O. D. Times.