SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume III, Issue 268, 21 April 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. April 21—Phoebe, s.s., 263 tons, Worsp, from Northern ports. Passengers—saloon : His Excellency the Governor, Lady Normanby, two aide-de-camps, and three servants ; Messrs Binks, Hall, Pirn, O'Brien, Ynill, Ross, Calam, Hill, Powell, Allan, Coates, McLeod, Murphy, Redwood, Patterson, Driscoll, Howell, Johnston, Stewart, Revall, Barraud, Crone, Hauseman (2), Middlemiss, Mr and Mrs Reid and family, Miss Moore, Mrs Adsett, Mr Stevenson and boy, Mr and Mrs Browne (2), Mr and Mrs Munt and family, Miss Godfrey, Messrs Croply (2), Mrs Still and family, Miss Wilcocks, Miss Lancenta and Mrs Kemp, Mrs Barraud, Mr and Miss Mcintosh, Mrs Mills. April 21—Clyde, s.s., 27 tons, M'Conville, from Saltwater Creek. CLEARED. April 21—Omaha, brigantine, 132 tons, Meiklejohn, for Wellington. Cargo— Produce. April 21—Antipodes, barque, 494 tons, Patching, for Hokianga. April 21—Queensland, barque, 414 tons, Gray, for Newcastle, in ballast, April 21—Annie, ketch, 17 tons, Clark, for Kaiapoi. YESTERDAY'S SMIVPIXG. April 20—9 a.m. : wind, S.W.; light weather, clear and blue sky Barometer, 30.38; thermometer, 50. High water, morning, 3.21; afternoon, 3.42. ARRIVED. April 20—Corredo, barque, 270 tons, Lamont, from Newcastle. Master, agent. April 20—Southern Cross, barque, 332 tons, from Hobart Town via Dunedin. April 20—Flying Squirrel, ketch, 21 tons, Munro, from Akaroa. Master, agent. April 20—Streamlet, schooner, 25 tons, Brown, irom Manuka Bay. Master, agent. CLEARED. April 20—Thomas and Henry, brig, 215 ton.", Petrie, for Newcastle, in ballast. G. Mackay, agent. Passengers—cabin: Mrs Petrie and 2 children. April 20—Streamlet, schooner, 25 tons, Brown, for Mcintosh Bay, in ballast. Master, agent. IMPORT!. Per Emerald—3o,ooo feet timber. Consignee—J. T. Brown. Per Corredo —350 tons coal. Consignee —P. Laurie. Per Plying Squirrel—l6,ooo feet timber. Consignee—W. Montgomery. Per Streamlet—2o cords firewood. Consignee— To order. EXPORTS. Per Prince Alfred—For Auckland: 00 sacks potatoes, 9 cases glue, 224 sacks barley, 180 do bran, 30 do oats, 50 do malt, 38 cases champagne, 500 sacks wheat, 25 kegs butter, 7 cases cheese. For Thames: 544 Backs oats, 20 do wheat, 100 do bran. 80 do flour, 440 bags flour, 50 sacks barley. Shippers—G. Mackay, Hornbrook and Co, De Veaux, Meyers Bros and Co, Royse, Stead, and Co, J; "Wilson. ; Per Mary Melville—296 sacks oats, 30 do wheat, 288 do potatoes, 20 kegs butter, 100 sacks flour, 170 do bran. Shippers—Koyse, Stead, and Co. Per Kestrel—2 tons flour, 2 do potatoes, 1 do sharps, 26 bags brau, 1 ton onions, 2 case*, 2 jars. Shippers—Hawkins, Frazer and Brown, Mcintosh, Shuttle-worth. The barque Corredo, Captain Lamont, arrived in port yesterday at 4 p.m. from Newcastle, which port Bhe left on March 26th. Alter passing Cape Terawiti, experienced a strong southerly gale, and ran into Wellington, windbound. Lett on Saturday st 6 p.m. and arrived as above. The Emerald, ketch, Captain Whitby, left Pelorus Sound on the 13th. In coming through the Straits got caught in a sou'-faster, and took shelter in Port Underwood. Left on Friday morning, aud got inside the Heads on Monday at 5 p.m., and came to anchor at 1 p.m. on Tuesday. The barque Southern Cross arrived last evening from Hobart Town, via Dunedin, with a cargo of Tasmanian produce. Since her last appearance she has undergone some alterations, unci she now looks particularly spruce. Captain Boon is in command of her. The Hudson has taken in 2700 sacks wheat. The Avalanche will clear, if possible, to-day; hut, owing to the holiday, it may be deferred till Thursday. The W. W. Smith hauled out into the stream yesterday, and will take 400 tons of produce on board lor Auckland. She has 3000 sacks of whear in tanks on board for Loudon, besides 50 tons tallow, and 200 hides. After discharging her coastal cargo, she will fill at Auckland for London with kauri gum, cotton, and wool.