SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume III, Issue 264, 16 April 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. April 16—Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Carey, from Wellington and northern ports. Passengers—Saloon : Mesdames Breach, bilcock, Marriott, Baynes, Messrs O'Lougnlan, Colt, Mason, Dr Ross, Messrs Mcßae U), Dickson, Lambie, Joffrey, Hannght, Busch, Skinner, France, Gilligan, Donald, Luxiord, and twelve for Dunedin. Steerage: Mr and Mrs Frigaux and child, Mr Fngaux Mr and Miss Bowles, Messrs McCarthy, Waterinfiham, Roberts, Danke, Duncan, Sims, Powell, Sergeant George and two prisoners, and twelve for South. April 16 -Maiden City, schooner, 27 tons, Prescott, from Laverick's Bay. April 16—Catherine, ketch, 19 tons, Wear, from the Bays. April 16—Canterbury, schooner, 76 tons, from Pelorus Sound. SAILED. April 16—Bruce, s.s, 205 tons, F. Jones, for Dunedin" and intermediate ports. Pas-sengers-saloon: Mrs B. T. Bailly, Mrs GranEeld, Misses Granfield (3), Master Granfield, Miss Gregory, Messrs W. Munro, R. Coates, and D. Holding. DEPARTURE OF THE WAIMATE. The N.Z.S. Co's ship Waimate clewed the Customs late on Wednesday night. Her cargo of wool and grain is valued at about£6s,ooo. Her passengers, thirtv-one souls in all, were taken on board in the Multough, s.s, yesterday, and the anchor was weiphed about 4.30 p.m. The vessel was towed out of the harbor by the Mullough, s.b, and Gazelle, ■ • A number of friends went to see the passengers off. and if good wishes ensure a ship's speed and safety, she will have a quick and comfortable passage. We hope that in her first voyage home the Waimate will sustain the reputation she has earned here of being a model of speed and strength. The creature comforts of her passengers are well provided for, an unusual amount of live stock being on board, and we should think salt or preserved provisions would be rarities at the table of the Waimate.