SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume III, Issue 267, 20 April 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. April 20—Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Whitby, from Havelock. April 20 -Nile, schooner, 30 tons, Nelson, from Pigeon Bay. CLEARED. April 20—Prince Alfred, barquentine, ICI tons, Bennett, for Auckland and Thames. April 20—Mary Melville, schooner, 62 tons, Urquhart, for the Thames. SAILED. April 20—Island City, barque, 421 tons, Brown, for Auckland. Passengers—Mr Simon Luken and Mrs Bedford. April 20 —Maiden City, schooner, 27 tons, Prescott, for Laverick's Bay. April 20 —Alarm, brig, 195 tons, McColl, for Wellington. A brig and a barque, from-the Northward, were signalled this morning. They were still outside the heads when our express left. They are supposed to be the Eio Loge, from Wangaroa, and the Corrido, from Newcastle, now twenty-four days out. . The barque Island City sailed this morning for Auckland, and the Prince Alfred cleared also for the same port. YESTEIIDAY'S SHIPPING. April 19—9 a.m.: calm ; weather, clear, and blue sky. Barometer, 30.32; thermometer, 54. High water, morning, 2.41; alternoon, 3.01. SAILED. April 19—Star of the South, 175 tons, Palmer, for Wellington. "Wilson, Sawtell, and Co, agents. Passengers—saloon: Messrs Harahati, Keay, Newland, Springhall, J.ayton. Steerage Messrs McKnight, Olliver, and Chas Moodie: and four original. April 19—Clyde, s.s., 27 tons, McConville, for Saltwater Creek. Maßter, agent. April 19—Annie, ketch, 19 tons, Clark, for Kaiapoi. Master, agent. April 19—Southern Queen, ketch, 21 tons, Bell, for the Bays. Master, agent. April 19—Elizabeth Ann, ketch, 20 tons, Feron, for Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per Antelope—2ooo feet timber, 147 cheese, 2 sacks walnuts, 1 case, Ido fruit. Consignees—Malcolmson, Dransfield and Boper, Chudley, Stuckey, Williams. EXPORTS. Per Star of the South—For Wellington, free—l pkg, 1 bdl shares, 1 truss, 9 cases cheese, 10 sacks grass seed, HO do flour, 26 do oats, 1 do seeds, 1 cask biscuits, 160 bags flour, 40 boxes soap. For Napier, free—6o sacks wheat, 2 draft mares, 100 sacks malt, 389 sacks oats, 63 sacks grass seed, 1 boiler, 1 front, 2 doors, 12 pes pipes, 3 bends, 5 pes gas pipe, 2 pels, 11 fire bars, 6 colonial ovens, 1 bdl hoop iron, 2 axle arms, 2 trusses, 1 caße, 19 do cheese, 5 do biscuits, 1 pel, 80 coils wire, 1 pee machinery, 200 bags flour, 15 do oatmeal. For Levuka, free—l case sausages. Consignees—Wilson, Savtell. and Co, H. Hawkins, H. B. Lane, P. Cunningham, Bruce and Co, Geo Mackay, Dransfield and Roper, Twentyman and Cousin, J. Anderson, Miles and Co, Cuff and Graham, J. G. Bluett, J. Greenaway, J. G. Ruddenklau, J. Wilson, Saunders and Henderson, W. D. Wood, Provision Co, Hey wood and Co. Per Beautiful Star —For Timaru, under bond —1 case. For Timaru, free—32 cases, 10 do kerosene, 1 box, 6 do soap, 1 bale hops, 1 keg, 20 do butter, 1 cask, 1 do biscuit, 30 bags rock salt, 10 pkgs, 49 sacks malt, 18 sacks onions, 7 onions, 5 bdls flax, 2 demijohns, 1 pel. For Dunedin, free—ll cases, 3 qr-casks, n bales hops. Shippers—Salkeld and Co, Cufl' and Graham, Heywood and Co, Nancarrow, U. Wilkin, Moss and Tucker, G. Mackay, Edwards, Bennett, and Co, Trent Brothers, Keed and Bain, Dianßfield. Per Island City, under bond—97 cases brandy. Free—llß3 sacks oats, 2721 sacks wheat, 757 pkga flour, 440 bags oatmeal, 475 sacks potatoes, 77 do bran, Is do flour, 30 kegs butter, 500 sacks fowls' wheat, 20 do grass seed, 7 cases cheese, 30 sacks sharps, 23} sacks peas, 76 do barley, 482 pkgs produce. Shippers—P. Cunningham and Co, Hoyse, Stead, and Co, J. B. Way, Watt and Co. The brig Alarm proceeded down the harbor on Sunday, and was last night lying oil Camp Bay waiting lor a favorable wind. The s.s. Star of the South steamed away from the wharf at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. She tilled up here for Wellington and Napier, and we hear had to shut out some cargo. Besides being a full boat, she takes several passengers for North. The barque Ashburton finished discharging her inward cargo of sleepers at No 1 wharf, and hauled out into the stream. The baniuentine Prince Alfred, Captain Bennett, shifted from No 3 wharf to the Tunnel Wharf yesterday, and commenced to take in produce lor Auckland. The brig Craig Ellachie, Captain Joss, was berthed at No 3 Wharf yesterday, and commenced to discharge her inward cargo of timber. The barque Island City, Captain Brown, finished loading yesterday morning at the Tunnel Wharf, and sailed out into the stream ready for sea. The barque Especulador was berthed at No 2 Wharf yesterday, and commenced to discharge her inward cargo of coals. The brigantine Lady Don cleared at Hokitika on March 13th, with 48,000 feet timber, 9 pkgs furniture, for Lyttelton, The brigantine Sarah and Mary having discharged, commences taking in timber this morning, and will clear out for Lyttelton in a day or two. The ketch Sarah and Mary is also loading for Lyttelton.—" Hokitika Times," April 15th. The following are the ships on the passage and loading for New Zealand ports under Messrs Shaw, Savile and Co., on February 25th:—AucklandShooting Star, Emily McLaren, sailed; Dunedin, Forfarshire, loading, Wellington—Edwin Fox, arrived; Sunbeam, Hindostan, sailed; William Fruing, Halcione, loading. Nelson—Leomilaa Lemino, Dunmore, sailed; Sing Tai, loading. Canterbury— Tintern Abbey, White Rose, sailed; Lanarkshire, loading. Otago— Andrew Reid, Leucadia, Earl of Zetland, sailed; Strathmore, Blair Gowrie, loading.