SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IV, Issue 473, 21 December 1875, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT Oli' LYTTELTON. SAII.ID. Dec 20—Tanpo, s.s, 461 tons, Macfarlane, for Dunedin. .Miles Hassal, and Co. agents, Passen-gL.rs_Mt-iS Liiltle, two Sisters of Mercy Dec 20—Margaret, ketch, ‘4O tons, Nelson, for Port Levy Master, agent. . , Dec 20— Wanganui, s s, 179 tons, Christian, for Dunedin, via Timurn and Akaroa. Miles. Hassal. and Co, agents. Passengers—Messrs Faithf 1. Tundru, Sharp, Curry, Mathews. Dec 20— Alllion, 8.8. 591 tons, Clark, for Melbourne, via South. Dalgety, Nichols aid Co, agents. Passengers—salo ni,lor Coast: Miss Price, Mr and .Mrs Fletcher and famllv, Messrs A. Campbell, Raphael. Steerage Miss Torrv, Messrs Chapman, Smith. For Melbourne—saloon : Mr Chalmers. Steerage—Mrs Miller, Mrs Willis, Messrs Matty, Curr, Hickey. Mitchell, Kerridge. Dec 20— Wellington, s.s, 202 tons, Carey, lor Northern Ports. G. Mackay, agent. Passengers— Messrs Lewis, Souter, and 17 original. IMPORTS. Per Isabella—24,oooit timber. Consignees—England Bros. , _ , , . Per Linnet—l 4 cords firewood. Consigned to ° r per’ Courier—99 bales wool. Consignee-N.Z.S. Company. , _ „ , Per Gipsey—99ooft timber. Consignee—Mont--42 bales wool. Consignee—N. Z. L, and M.A. Company. Per Leslie— 4s,oooft sawn timber, 23,000 5 and 6ft palings. 20,000 shingles. Consigned to order. Per Albion, from Melbourne, under bond-5 cases acid 2 pkgs samples. From Nelson, free—3 cases fruit. From Wellington—2 pkgs, 5 kegs samples. Consignees—Cuff and Graham, Gray, Chudley, Ward. Dalgety, Nichols and Co. Per Wellington, from Dunedin, ex Anna Dorothea under bond—l case. Ex Warehouse-4 cases tobacco. 1 bale do. Free—l 3 cases, 93 pkgs, 1 bale. Consignees—Coates, Pillow, Mackay, Simpson, Selanders, Cuff - and Graham, Park, Black, Hester, Wood, Hulbert. A , Per E. U. Cameron—C empty hhds, 42 bales wool, 60 sheepskins, 190 sleepers, in,ooo£t timber. Consignees—N.Z.L. & M. A. Co, Provincial Government, General Government, Clifford and Koper, C. C. Alkman, H. Matson and Co, Vincent. Per Wanganui, from Dunedin—2 pkgs, 1 qr-cask, 34 cases, 1 ton pig-iron, 2 hhds, 2 half hhds, 1 box, 7 bales, 10 kilderkins, 5 barrels, 2 pels, 42 trunks. From Timaru—4 cases, 3 bags wool, 1 do lat, 1 bale skins, 1 do wool, 1 truss, 1 hide. 4 trunks, 1 keg, 4 empty casks. From Akaroa—6s bales wool, 5 pkgs, 1 trunk. Consignees—Hale, Miles, Hassal and Co, L. and M.A Co, Matheson’s Agency, Wilkin, Levy, Innes, Macpherson, Heed and Bain, A. J. White and Co, Montgomery and Co, Manning and Co, Cuff and Graham, Parkerson and Co. Bayfield and Parsons, Mendelsohn, Mackay, Badden, Suckling, Hanson, Mardon, Badden, Booth, Wyldward, Cathro, Heywood and Co, Mason. Struthers and Co, B. J. Hale, Spensley, Yates, G. Jones, George. Woodward, Marks, Goodman, Wilkinson, Candy and Dewsbury, Ballantyne, Hawkins, Milsom, Grierson, Pavitt. EXPORTS, Per Albion, ex Otago, for Melbourne, under bond —1 parcel. Free, for Dunedin—l box notes, 1 portmanteau, 1 case. For Bluff—4o pkgs, 9 cases cheese. For Melbourne—l box, 1 cask, 35 bales. Shippers—Reed and Bain, Colonial Bank, Koyse, Stead and Co, Trent Bros, Hargreaves, Bond, Lightband, Cuff', Duncan and Son. Per Joiiba—lso sks oats, 50 do oatmeal, 26 eks ivory black. Shippers—Royse, Stead and Co, Caro anp Co. , , Per Sarah and Mary—9 cases bacon, 40 kegs butter. 20 loose cheese. 130 sks wheat. 152 do chaff, 60 sks flour, 200 bags do. Shippers—Wood. N.Z.P. Co, McConnell Bros, Cuff and Graham, Beharrel, Green. Cunningham. Per Hawea—For Dunedin—Free: 94 bales wool. Shippers—Matheson’s Agency. Per Wellington—Free-For Wellington: 5 cks, 1 box, 1 truss, 2 pkges. For Nelson 8 oases. 2 pkges, 6 kegs. For Manakau—4 bales. Shippers-Bruce and Coe, Davis, Tootncr, Lightband, Cuff and Graham, Mills, Watt, Gilmour, Vincent. Per Wanganui—Ex Waitangi, for Timaru, under bond; 33 cases, I pkg, 1 casting, 143 cases beer, 3 crates, 10 kegs, 20 do nails, 3 cks zinc, 3 bales, 120 bags salt, 40 cases old tom, 14 tins, 13 qr-cks ; free for Akaroa : 6 hhds, 3 cases, 5 pkgs, 27 mats sugar, 3 bales, 1 rod, 10 boxes tea, 1 turnip sower, 1 truss, 40 bafs flour; for Timaru: T 9 cases, 30 tins paint, 5 cks, 1 hf-chest, 9 boxes glas-, 3 pkgs. 4 nests tubs, 2 kegs, 1 pkg axle aims. 1 case axles. 4 bags. 4 boxes, 1 pci, 1 portmanteau, 1 trunk, 4 drums oil, 4kegs nails; for Dunedin: 43 hides, 1 case, 2 do meats, 2 bales hops, 3 cases bacon, 0 pkgs loal sugar, s cases cheese, 29 kegs butter, 6 do honey, 2 boxes. 43 bags leaf). Shippers—N.Z P. and I*. (o. Ah Ting, Duke of Edinburgh, Beharrell, Watt and Co, Vincent, Malhes.m’s Agency, Dimond, Cunningham, Morris, N.Z.B. Co, Miles. Hassal and Co, Mason. Struthers and Co. Trent Bros. Saunders and Henderson, Duncan and Son, Taylor, Davis, Hobbs and Co, Hale, Anderson, Woledge and Co, Twentyman.

The barque Joliba sailed oft' into the stream yesterday morning'. The ADion and Wellington sailed at 6 p.m. last night, and the Taupe at 2 p.m. The ship Waitangi is getting on well with her discharge. Yesterday she put out 20 trucks of stuff and commenced taking in wool, 206 bales being put on board. , , , , , The s.s. Albion discharged inward cargo, and took in 45 bales of flax for Melbourne, and sundry packages for Bluff. „ , , The Zealanclia took on board 150 bales of wool from the s.s. Clyde yesterday, and will commence to-day to load tallow and wool over the Waitaugi’s deck. The Australian Sovereign and Melrose barques got under weigh yesterday morning, there being a light S.W. wind, but were unable to stem the young flood and had to bring up. , „ . . The N.Z.S.S. Company’s s.s, Wellington. Captain Carey, arrived in harbor at 645 a m from Port Chalmers. She left that port at 10 43 a.m. on Sunday, and experienced moderate N.E. winds along the coast, arriving as above. . The brigantine Ethel hence, arrived at Auckland on the 12th iust, after a passage of nine days The brig Moa that was reported by telegram as having sailed from Hobart Town for this port, arrived at Timaru on the 15th inst. The barque Martha will be berthed alongside No 1 wharf to-day, to discharge her cargo of timber. The barquentine Prince Alfred was berthed at the Tunnel Wharf yesterday afternoon, and commenced to discharge. The Melbourne “ Age ” of November 29th contains an account of the launching of the new steamer Akaroa. She was built at the Yarra Boiler Works, by Messrs D. Forman and Co. She is to order of Messrs Hamilton, M'Lean and Co, and is to be used as « despatch boat, between Lyttelton, Pigeon Bar, and Akaroa. If she arrives in time she will go to Pigeon Bay with excursionists in company with the Halcyon on Boxing Day. The topsail schooner Le-lie, 108 tons, Captain P. Br >wn, left the River Mersey. Tasmania, on the fth December, cleared Bank’s Straits on the 9tli; had fresh northerly winds across, making the golander on the 14th; from thence to Nuggett Point fresh southerly breeze, and then light and variable to arrival. The s.s Wanganui, Captain Christian, left Dunedin wharf at 5 90 p.m on the 17th, and arrived at Timaru at 6.60 a.m on 18th ; discharged ninety tons cargo, and left at 8.20 p.m ; reached Akaroa at 6,30a.m; left at 13.15 noon, and arrived in this port and moored to Gladstone Pier at 6.2 p.m, greatly to the disgust of her passengers, who had the pleasure of seeing the last train leave the station a few seconds before landing. The s.s Albion, Captain J. W. Clark, arrived in harbor yesterday at 4 45 a.m. from Melbourne, via North. She cleared Port Philip Heads at 6pm on the Bthinstant; passed the Sisters at 12.30 p.m on the 9th ; arrived off Hokitika at 8 p.m 13th; left 2.30 a.m 13th; arrived off Greymouth 3.50 am; left at 4.40 a.m ; arrived at Nelson 11 p.m same day ; left 10 a.m 16th ; arrived Wellington 6.30 p.m same day; left at noon on the 19th ; experienced light northerly and westerly winds throughout the passage, arriving in harbor as above. She sailed for Melbourne via South, at 6 p.m yesterday.