SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume V, Issue 553, 27 March 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. March 26—Nonpareil, barque, 399 tons, Brent, from Newcastle. Passengers—Mrs Thompson and family (6), Mrs Brent and family (3). March 26—Saxon, schooner, 58 tons, McKenzie, from Thames. Marsh 27 —Taranaki, s.s, 299 tons, Lloyd, from Dunedin. Passengers—Saloon : Mr and Mrs Shadbolt, Mrs and Mrs Leach, Mr and Mrs Wilson, Messrs Webb, Stead, Pottie, Utting, Cream, McCrae, Storey, Hepworth, Sellars, Haynes, McGregor, Sullivan, Hobbs, Bridge, Mullins, Simmons (2), Lord, Davis, Harby, Richardson, Carl, Lambert, Hull, Pearce, Lunn, Goodwin, Nancarrow r , Mitchell, Dean, Brown, Foster, Wood, Jones, Bates, Allen, Thomas, and 16 for North. Steerage—Messrs Moore, Gooder, Meenan, Nancarrow, and 15 for North. CLEARED. March27 —Wanganui, s.s, 179 tons, Christian, for Dunedin via Timaru and Akaroa. March 27—Taranaki, s,s, 299 tons, Lloyd, for Northern ports. The Taranaki arrived in harbour at 11 a.m. today from the South, after a stormy passage of more than 24 hours, against a strong N.E. gale. THE HUDSON. A ship was signalled from the north this morning. Without doubt she will prove to be the Hudson, from Napier. YESTERDAY'S. ARRIVED. March 26—Nonpareil, barque, 399 tons, Brent, from Newcastle, N.S.W, W. H. Hargreaves, agent. March 26—Albion, s:s, 640 tons, J. W. Clark, from Sydney, via Wellington and West Coast. Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents. Passengers—saloon: Mrs Williams, Captain Kenaut, Messrs Beath. Bowden, Vizer, Solomon, Kennedy, and Teavendale, and 16 in steerage. March 26—Wanganui, s.s, 179 tons, Christian, from Dunedin and intermediate ports. Miles, Hassal and Co, agents, Passengers—saloon : Mr and Mrs Downison, Mrs Wascoe, Miss Roberts, Mr Wilson and lamily (3£ adults), Mrs Bettie and child, Mrs Smith; steerage, 6. March 26—Young Dick, schooner, 163 tons, Armitt, from Hobart Town, Passengers—Mr and Mrs Spenca and Masters Spence (-2), Mr B. M. Cunningham. CLEARED. March 25—Bee, schooner, 31 tons, Green, for Amuri Bluff, in ballast. Master, agent. March 25—Quiver, ketch, 17 tons. Smith, for Le Bon’s Bay. Master, agent. March 25—Columbia, schooner, 40 tons, Conway, for Napier. Master, agent. March 25—Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Chambers, for Moerakl, Master, agent. SAILED. March 2S—Columbia, schooner, 46 tons, Conway, for Napier. Master, agent. March 25—Clio, ketch, 81 tons, Chambers, for Moeraki. Master, agent. March 25—Otago, s.s, 640 tons, Calder, for Sydney via North. Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents, Passengers for Sydney—Mr and Mrs Donoghue, Messrs Wallace, Empson, Dalgety, Wilson, Shercll, Gray, Malliston, McNichols, Cooper, Alexander, W. Syder, J. Wright, C, Green, J. Baker, J. Harris, Henry White. W. Meek, Gallagher, W. Smith, H. Mclntyre, Richmond, W. Bennett, 'A. Bonnar, J. Taylor, Delainy, Foulkes, R. Moore, J. Scale. For Coast—Rev and Mrs Bull. Miss Norton, Messrs R. Parr, F. and C Mincben. J. Stevens, lloss, Cameron, Martin, and 20 original. IMPORTS. Per Australian Sovereign—s3o tons coal. Consignee—C. W. Turner. Per Nonpareil-600 tons coal. Consignee—W. H. Hargreaves. Per Garibaldi—43,ooo feet timber. Consignee— J, H. Spencer. Per Wellington—Free, from Timaru—2 hides. Consignee—Wilker. Per Quiver—l3,ooo feet timber. Consignee— Montgomery. , , Per i’ouug Dick—ll,4ooft timber, 28 tons bark, 24 cases apples, 101,ono shingles, 4u cases jams, 1 ton of onions, 23 bags ditto, 14 horses, 15,450 palings. Consignees-Beck and Tonks, Wilson, King and Co, and order. Per Albion —From Sydney, under bond, 3 cases mchdse, 10 do stout, 40 do confectionery, 2 do plants, 1 trunk boots, 2 packages, 2 parcels, 200 bags rice; from Hokitika, free, 1 case ferns; from Nelson, 12 cases fruit; from Wellington, 1 parcel, 3 packages, 11 cases,24 iron standards. Consignees— F. C- Williams, C. S. Howell, Alfred Osborne, Saunders and Henderson, T. H. Potts, Ilyams. J. Evans, Stevens. Oliver, National Bank, Cuff and Graham, George Mackay, Bowden. Per Wanganui—From Dunedin: 74cases, 2 trusses, 4 bundles grates, 5 bundles, I parcel, 9 bales, 1 pkg. 10 hhds, 7 plates, 2 bundles iron, 3 coils rope, 2 boxes, 1 coll, 40 doors, 51 trunks. From Timaru : 236 bales wool, 1 pkg, 2 parcels. From Akaroa: 15 bales wool, 5 bundles, 60 skins, 3 hides. 78 sacks, 1 bag. 13 cases. 5 boxes. Consignees—Hefford, Cuff and Graham, G. Mackay. Manning, Rankin, Hunter, Thacker, Lightband, Allan, and Co, Carl, Baylee, Denny, Bishop, Cnmpton, Stenning. Smith, Daye, Havell, Rastrick, Caro, Garrick, Coombes and Sen, Brown, Toomer and Son, George. Heywood and Co, Walton, Miles, Hassal. and Co, N.Z.S. Co, J. Mills, H. Matson and Co, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co, Matheson’s Agency, Harrison, Hobday, Farland, and R. Smith. EXPORTS, Per Clio—B4 piles—Shippers—Hawkins and Co. Per Columbia—6so sacks oats. Shipper—F. P. Baber, Per Wellington—For Poverty Bay, free: 20 sheep. Shipper—Noble. Per Otago—For Wellington, free: X case, 9 do cheese, 50 sacks flour, 3 pkgs, 1 hag seed, 42 coils wire. For Nelson: 1 pci, 68 sacks wheat, 120 do barley. For Westport: 10 kegs butter. For Greymouth: 5 cases, 20 kegs butter. For Sydney: 2 cases, 50 sacks oatmeal, 294 do oats, 13 do wheat. Shippers—Cuff and Graham, Wood, Lightband, Wilkin, Mason, Struthers and Co, McConnell, Beharrel. Sidey, Talbot and Co, Toomer and Son. Wilson, King and Co, Davis, Heywood. The barque Aden Is reported to have Sailed from Mauritius for Nelson on the 16th inst. The schooner Spray arrived at Wellington on the 23rd inst. from Lyttelton. The barque Australind, Captain Oliver, made the passage from Newcastle to Wellington Heads in six days, arriving there on Wednesday last. The good ship Lady Jocelyn, still commanded by our old friend Captain Jenkins, sailed from Adelaide on the 10th for London with a full complement of passengers and a valuable cargo. The barque Australian Sovereign, Captain Birch, arrived in harbor on Saturday, from Newcastle. Left that port on March 13th, at 6 a.m., had light easterly winds until the 17th, then strong S. W, winds to Stevens’ Island, which was sighted on the 21st, then heavy N.W. weather through the Straits, which held till off the Kaikouras, when she encountered a strong S.W. gale, which lasted for thirty hours, thence variable winds to her arrival as above. The Young Dick, from Hobart Town, arrived yesterday, after a protracted passage of twenty-two days. This was the more unfortunate, as there were sixteen draught horses on board, and the water ran short, causing the death of two of them. Every possible care was taken, and no doubt the mortality was lessened by extreme precaution. The schooner, as already reported, left Hobart Town on March 4th, light S.E. weather prevailing for some days, after which there was variable weather till the land was made to the northward of the South West Cape on the 16fh. Owing however to a S.E. gale springing up, the schooner had to run for Cook’s Straits, which were passed through on the 19th with light westerly wind. Cape Campbell was passed at midnight on the 21st, but on arrival off Kaikoras there was a dead calm, which lasted two days: A southerly gale coming on, it was deemed advisable to run for the Straits, and Cape Campbell was again sighted on the 23rd. That same evening, at 8 p.m., a furious N.W. gale set in, lasting through the night. The next day the wind was southerly, lasting to arrival oil’ the heads. The two horses died on the 25th. We may mention that during the heavy rain the lee scuppers were stopped, and the fresh water that accumulated mixed with bran and given to the horses as required. This no doubt saved the lives of several animals. The horses, which are picked draught animals of a very