SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IV, Issue 324, 26 June 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OF LYTTELTON. THIS DAY. ARRIVE!}. June 26—Phoebe, s.s., 416 tons, Worsp, from Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon ; Mr and Mrs Sutcliffe, Misses Allnutt and Wright, Uev Father Chervrier and Mr Martindale. Steerage : Mrs Deacon and three children, and 15 for North. CLEARED. June 26—William Gilford, barque, 232 tons, Bishop, for Newcastle. June 26—Richard and Mary, schooner, 44 tons, Hutchinson, for Havelock. June 26—Fairlie, three-masted schooner, 117 tons, Norris, for Auckland. June 26—Brace, s,s., 205 tons, Jones, for Dunedin, via Akaroa and Timaru. June 26-Otago, s.s, 642 tons, McLean, for Melbourne, via Wellington and West Coast. . ,„ /v , June 26—Ethel, brigantine, 180 tons, McLeod, for Auckland. June 26—Phcebe, s s, 416 tons, Worsp, for Northern ports. SAILED. June 26—Sarah and Mary, ketch, 44 tons, Grubb, for Grey mouth. June 26—Flying Cloud, schooner, 46 tons, Andrews, for Wellington. June 26 —Alert, schooner, 44 tons, Hays, for Hokitika. YE ST HR DA Y’S. June 25-9 a.m, wind S.W. light; weather cloudy; barometer, 30.24 ; thermometer, 36 ; high water, morning, 8.50 ; afternoon, 9.13. IMPORTS. Per Alice Jane—23 cords firewood. Consignees— Montgomery and Co. , „ , Per Quiver—2oo sleepers, 7000 ft timber, 46 cheese. Consignees—General Government, Draustield and Roper, Scott Brothers. Per Ladybird, from Onehunga free-1 box. 12 cases, 2 pckgs ; from Nelson —1 truss ; from Wellington—2 boxes, 6 bales, 1 parcel, 1 bag, 5 kegs, 1 box plants, 2 cases. Consignees—Andrew, Heywood, Evans, Mackay, Lightband, Allan and Co, Bishop, Miss Brock, Duncan and Son, Miles, Archer and Co. „ , Per Otago, from Melbourne—326 cases, 92 pkgs, 10 trusses, 168 boxes tea, 50 half-chests tea, 2 boxes, 4 keo-s, 50 drums oil, 102 bags, 5 mats, 5 bales. 6 pels; from Dunedin, free—4 cases. Consignees -Bowden and Sous, McDonald, Black, Henry. Strange and Fountain, Hyde, Stewart, Fairbauk, Fisher, 11. Murphy, Dalgety, Nichols and Co, Heathby, Thompson, Hulbert, George, Trent Brothers, Morrow. Bassett and Co, Wilson, Matheson s Asrency, Nancarrow, J. P. Oliver, Procter, Cr. L. Beath and Co, Stewart, Marks, “Times” Omce, Toomer and Sons, Press Company, Inwood, Lake, Bonninsrfon, Allan, Thompson. Per Bruce, from Dunedin ex warehouse under bond—s qr-casks whiskey; ex City of Cashmere—--26 sashweights, 3 cases; free—26 cases, 6 casks, 10 brls, 7 kldkus, 4 bales, 742 bags, 1 sheet, 4 sacks, 30 boxes, 10 mats, 2 kegs, 5 hlids, 1 truss, 8 bars iron, 1 bdl. Consignees—Reid, Knapman, Pavitt, Egan, Cuff and Graham. Gapes. Palmer, Reece, Hunter. Williamson, White, Badden, Ti ist, Hale, Clark and Son, Weikle and Co, MTTierson, N.Y.Z. and M. Co, Miles, Hassal and Co. EXPORTS. Per XXX-16 cases, 5 boxes glass. 1 hhd oil, 1 drum turps, 9 tins paint, 5 pkgs, 1 bdl sheet iron, 1 ditto spouting, 1 box lamps, 1 case, range, 1 boiler, 1 case sundries, 46 boxes soap, 60 sacks oats, 18 ditto wheat, 80 bags oatmeal, 100 loose cheese, 40 sacks flour, 4 cases hams and bacon, 15 sacks sharps. Shippers—Twentyman and Cousin, Curt' and Graham, Boysc, Stead and Co, Matheson’s Agency. Per Flying Cloud—l 49 sacks chart, 122 ditto potatoes, 40 ditto sharps, 20 ditto beaus, 20 ditto flour. Shippers—Wilson and King. Per Ladybird—lo cases cheese, 1 box. Shipper— Wauchope. , .... Per Flying Squirrel—2o sacks oats, 36 ditto potatoes, 24 bags sharps, Y 0 ditto flour, 40 sacks chaff, 150 bdls shingles, 1500 ft timber. Shippers—Hawkes, Dransfield and Roper, Malcolmson. Per Antelope—2Bo pieces limber, 80 bags flour, 6 sacks wheat, 2 cases, 89 sacks potatoes. 1 cask ale, 29 cases oranges, 7 pkgs furniture. 3 ditto ironmongery, 2 chests drawers. 4 hlids ale. Shippers - Jenkins, J. T. Brown, W. H, Lane, Neighbours, Greenaway, H. E. Alport, Dimond, Oliver and Co, King and McClatcbie, Morrow. Bassett and Co, G. Lewis, Vincent and Co. Per Elizabeth Curie—loß coils wire, 2 staples, 2 boxes tin, 20 sacks wheat, 500 dll to oats, 2 bags, 1 bale, 11 sacks grass seed, 230 bags flour, 180 sacks flour, 5 casks biscuits, 110 bags oatmeal. Shippers Twentyman and Cousin, Edwards, Bennett and Co, Wood and Cunningham, Watt and Co.

The Pearl schooner arrived in Auckland yesterday at noon from Timaru. We have to thank Captain McClellan for this intelligence.

The Dunedin “ Star,” of June 21st, says—Mr James Grave, of Oamaru, has purchased the Sunderland built brig Craig Ellachie for £3300.

The Thomas and Henry sailed from Newcastle on June llth for Clarence River, where she will load timber for a New Zealand port.

The brigantine Maggie Paterson arrived at Dunedin in ballast from this port on June 23rd. She left last Saturday.

We see by the papers, and also hear by private telegram, that the schooner Pacific that sailed from Timaru bound for Manukau the day before the late heavy S.W. gale, has not arrived at that port, and grave fears are entertained as to her safety. It will be remembered that Captain Barnes, of the Pearl, saw a day or two after the gale a white schooner bottom upwards, and we are afraid that this was the wreck of the ill-fated Pacific.

The Mystery barque has now been eleven days alongside the wharf, and is not yet discharged, and great grumbling has taken place amongst the consignees in consequence. She was accommodated with a steam crane, and there has been no lack of rolling stock, and she might have been out in five days comfortably, but there was great delay owing to there only being two or three seamen to work on board the vessel. Yesterday the pieimaster threatened to take away the steam crane, and in consequence more men have been engaged, and there is a prospect of the remainder of the cargo being speedily discharged, which news, no doubt, consigneea will be glad to hear.

The s.s. Bruce, Captain Jones, arrived in harbour yesterday at 10 a.m. from Dunedin via Timaru and Akaroa. She left Port Chalmers at 8.15 a.m. on the 23rd inst, arrived at Timaru at 6 p.m,, discharged 90 tons of cargo, and received 545 sacks wheat, and left at 7 p.m. on the 24th; arrived at Akaroa 4.30 a.m. yesterday, discharged cargo, and left at 5.45 am.; experienced light variable winds and fine weather throughout the passage, arriving as above. She brought 742 sacks of wheat and 30 tons of cargo for this port. She sails South at 5 p.m. to-day.

The B.s. Ladybird, Captain Andrew, arrived in harbour and was berthed at the No 2 wharf yesterday. She brought the San Francisco mail, consisting of thirtv-iive bags for tills port. She left Manakau at 10.45 am. on the 20th; had to anchor at the heads till 7 a m. on the following morning, as the bar was signalled dangerous; arrived at Taranaki at 9p.m. same night; landed passengers and mail, but had to carry on 00 tons of cargo, as the sea was heavy; sailed at 1.15 a.m. on the 22nd, and arrived at Nelson anchorage at 5 p,m. and got alongside the wharf at 9 p.ra; sailed again at 11.30 a.m, on the 23rd, and arrived at Picton at 7.45 p.m; left again at 1 a.m. on the 24th, and arrived at Wei • lington at 0 a.m, landed about 80 tons of cargo, and left again for this port at 4.25 p.m, and arriving at 1.30p.m. yesterday; was detained outside two hours by the thick fog. We have to thank Mr Dougherty for files and report. She sailed for South at 1 p.m. yesterday.

Messrs McMeckan and Blackwood’s fine steamer Otago, Captain M'Lean, arrived at the Gladstone pier at 9,45 a.m yesterday, from Melbourne via Bluif and Dunedin. She left Hobson’s Bay at 2.30 p.m on the 17th instant, cleared the Heads at 5.30 p.m, and passed Swan Island at 2.30 p.m next day. Westerly winds veering and hauling between S. W and N. W, with tine weather prevailed during the run across. The Solander was passed at 4 a.m on the 22nd, and the Bluff reached at noon. Here disembarked passengers and cargo, and left at 5 p.m same day. Had light variable airs and smooth water down the coast, and arrived at Port Chalmers at 7 a.m on the 23rd instant, landed passengers and cargo, and left at 4 p.ra on the 24th, experienced light variable winds and line weather, arriving as above. We have to thank Mr James, the purser, for our exchanges and report. She sails for Melbourne via TVeif Coast ports at 4 p.m to-day.