SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume I, Issue 79, 1 September 1874, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. Sept I—Black wall, schooner, 26 tons, Wills, from Akaroa, with timber, Master, agent. Sept I—Flying Squirrel, ketch, 19 tons, Munro, from Decantei Bay, with timber and blocks, Master, agent. Sept I—Wellington, 262 tons, Carey, from Northern ports. G. Mackay, agent. VESSELS IN HARBOR. Steamer—Wellington, s.s Ships Stonehouse, Hereford, Eastern Monarch, Peeress, Dorette, Cathcart, and St. Lawrence, Canterbury. Barques— Ornate, Syren, Auriga Queensland, Prince Alfred, Moneynick, Southern Cross, Speedwell, Australian Sovereign, Feronia, Cyrene, Mary Ann Annison, Celestia, and Yictorine. . Brigs—Sea Waif, Tower Hill, Craig EllaBrigantines and schooners Sarah and Mary, Ryno, Lucy James, Kaituna, Maiden City, Spray, Garibaldi, Black wall. Ketches—Result, Catherine, Nile, Linnet, Margaret, Quiver, Minnie, Courier. Flying Squirrel. Sloop —Jeannette. The s.s Wellington, Captain Carey, arrived in harbor this day from Northen Ports. She sails for South this afternoon. We are unable to publish passenger list as she was not at the wharf when the express left. The s.s Mullough proceeded yesterday afternoon..at 4 o’clock, up the harbor with the Health Officer, Immigration Commissioner, Custom House officers, agents, and reporters, for the purpose of boarding the Canterbury. On arriving at the Heads the vessel was discovered six or seven miles off the land. The Mullough proceeded four miles from the Heads, when the roll being heavy, and the weather looking very thick from the southward, and there being no chance of getting up to the vessel before dark, it was resolved, after a consultation, to return. Her head was accordingly put round, and she arrived at the wharf about 8 p.m.