SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume V, Issue 534, 4 March 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. March 4—Hawea, s.s, 462 tons, Sinclair, from Northern Ports. Passengers—saloon : Misses Willis, Edwards, Smart, Mesdames Edwards, Smart, Hessell, Wallcott, Howlands and family, Dr Welsh, Messrs Grey, Page, Neain, Busch, W€rry, ; Smart, Henderson, Anderson, Duncan, Mendelson, 6 in steerage, and 18 for South. March 4—Sarah and Mary, ketch, 40 tons, Grubb, from Timaru, in ballast. March 4—Jane Hannah, schooner, 52 tons, Sheilds, from Gatlin’s River. CLEARED. March 4—Hawea, s.s, 462 tons, Sinclair, for Dunedin. March 4—Queen of the South, barque, 376 tons, Adair, for Newcastle, N.S.W. SAILED. March 4—Hawea, s.s, 462 tons, Sinclair, for Dunedin. Passengers—lß original. March 4—Alert, schooner, 44 tons, Hays, for Hokitika. March 4— Strathnaver, schooner, 53 tons, Rae, for Waikato. March 4—lsabella, ketch, 42 tons, Purdy, for Oamaru. Cargo, railway iron. DEATH BY DROWNING. At 9.10 p.m. on Friday night two seamen belonging to the schooner Jessie, which vessel was lying about thirty yards from Peacock’s Wharf, went down to the steps at the breastwork and hailed the craft to send off a boat to bring them aboard. There was only a youth oh board at the time, who had shipped during the day, and was a stranger, none of the hands even knowing his name. The youth on being hailed, after answering, Was seen to haul up the boat that was lying astern of the vessel, and attempting to get into her, when he suddenly disappeared between the boat and the ship’s side. He Called for assistance three times, and then sank. The men obtained a dingy in a waterlogged state, and pushed off to the scene of the accident, but on arrival there everything was silent. Information having been given to the police, the Sergeant-Major of Police, with his men, went down and endeavoured to recover the body, but were unsuccessful. This morning the police were assisted by the harbour authorities, and the first drag made for the body was successful. The Corpse was moved to the Morgue, and from documents found on it it is supposed that deceased’s name was Ephraim Dentith, and that he came out to Wellington in the ship Teviotdale. An inquest will be held on Monday. • ::• ■■ YESTERDAY'S. arrived; March 3—XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Clark, from Kaiapoi. Master, agent. CLEARED. March 3—Sunbeam, barque, 433 tons, Clayburn, for Guam. C. W. Turner, agent. Passenger—Mrs Clayburn. March 3— Adelphol, barque, 349 tons, Gregory, for Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Passengers— Misses Gregory (2), March 3—J. G. Coleson. schooner, 70 tons, Chapman, for Westport. Cuff and Graham, agents. March 3—Sir Isaac Newton, brigantine, 121 tons, Hlnnett, for Oamaru. Miles,- Ilassal, and Co, agents. March 3—Amateur, ketch, 25 tons, Wendelken, for Akaroa. Master, agent. March 3—St Kilda, s.s, 174 tons, Flowerday, tor Raglan. P. Cunningham and Co, agents. SAILED.

March 3—Orari, ship, lOiStons, Fox, for Loudon. N Z.S.'Co, agents. Passengers—Saloon: Miss Jane Gait and 'maid, Miss Candy, Mesdamcs W, J. G Bluett and Edmiston, Mr and Mrs James Graff, Messrs J. W. Oram, M. H. Oram, G. F. Harrison, and Captain Suckling, Second cabin: Miss Annie Kilmester, Mr and Mrs F. Osborn. Steerage: Mr and Mrs Daniel, Messrs John and Donald McMarch 3— Catherine, ketch, 14 tons, Wear, tor Okain’s Bay. • Master, agent. March 3- Joliba, barque, 324 tons, Scouller, for ■ Newcastle; N.S.W., in ballast. Master, agent. March 3—Sunbeam, barque, 443 tons, Clayburn, ~ for Guam , C. W. Turner, agent. Passenger—Mrs Clayburn. ■ '"T ■ March 3—Adelphol. barque, 349 tons, Gregory, for Newcastle, N.S.W. C. W. Turner, agent. Passengers—Misses Gregory (2). ' March-3 -St Kilda, s.s, 174 tons, Flowerday, for Eaglan. - P. Cunningham and Co, agents. March 3—lndia, barque, 202 tons, Graigg, for Hobart Town. Miles, Hassal, and Co, agents. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Newitt and family (3), Mr Hilliard. ' M

, , IMPORTS. Per Jessie Henderson—66,oooft timber. Coniigned tD order. ; r ; exports. Per St Hilda—l3oo sheep, 50 sks grass seed, 8 sks tobacco sheepwash. Shippers—Miles, Hassal, and Co. Per Sunbeam—2l64 sks bats, 3037 do barley, 4 j, case* bacon—Shippers—Royse, | Stead, and Co, P. ( ‘ Cunningham and Co. i Per Adelphol—4oo sks oats, 600 do bran, [2 tons scrap iron. Shipper—W. H. Gregory. “ Per J. Q. Coleson—22 cases chicory, 10 do bacon, 10 do cheese, IS9 sks oats, 2 do grass seed, 76 do wheat, 28 do bran, 20 boxes soap, 11 hopper waggons. Shippers—Trent Bros, McConnell Bros, General Gbvernmeht. '* _ . , . Per Orari—2s,ooo sovereigns. Shippers—Bank of New Zealand. Per Amateur—looo bricks, 2 bdles shovels, 7 do mouldings, 2 oks. 2 pkges, 1 keg, 10 tins paint, 1 drum oil, 1 bladder putty, l nest tubs, 1 coll rope, 1 bar steel, 7 sks sharps, 10 do flour, 20 bags do. Shippers—Boyse, Stead, and Co, Mason, Strutbers, and Co. ‘ xoPer Sir Isaac Newton-1116 iron rails. Shippers ii. Uiles, Hassal. and Co.

Aj win be seen by our export list, the Orari took pa board 25,000 sovereigns from the Bank of New J - ;; Zealand before starting, thus bringing up the value ■ ’et her exports;to £111,758. , Owing to the S.W breeze yesterday, a number of vessels proceeded to sea, viz, the barques Joliba, Sunbeam, Mary Ann Annison, Adelphoi, and Italy, the brig Sea Spray, the brigantine Elibank Castle, the schooners Reward and Colonist, and a number of small fry. „ . „ , „ , . The fine schooner Jessie Henderson, Captain Robinson, arrived in harbor at 9 p.m on Thursday. She left the Thames at 5 p.m on the 22nd; experienced light N.W winds; passed East Cape on the 24th and the Prince Alfred barquentine the same day; then S.S. W winds till the 28th; from that day moderate northerly winds; sighted Godley Heads on the Ist, arriving as above. b!ISW y SAILING OF THE SHIP ORARI. This grand new ship sailed on her first homeward trip yesterday afternoon. Her splendid saloon was filled with passengers, a thing to be expected, considering the popularity of Captain Fox, the splendid ■ accommodation, and the well-known punctuality of A Ibe New Zealand Shipping Company. Yesterday J 825.000 in gold was added to her cargo list, bringing it up to the respectable figure ot £111,758. The passengers arrived from Christchurch by the 2.30 E.m train, and attended by numerous friends, who ad come to Lyttelton to wish them “ God-speed;” they embarked in the s.s Moa shortly after 3 p.m, 3 proceeded to the ship. Arriving alongside all and mutual good wishes were exgood ship had spread her *~r " -.m ran down the harbor tWOre Visit her bITW*. ' .he steamer accompanied the ship till the beadr' ere near jy reached. The final parting then took j :gce - Captain Fox saluting t Sflps steamer with a cot ,j e 0 f guns as she passed. fie waa well clear of r e beads by 6 p.m, running ■LGfbte a atifiT breeze. • •