SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume V, Issue 566, 11 April 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. April 11—Pet, barque, 26S tons, Westbrook, from Hobart Town. April 11—Wanganui, s.s, 17!) tons, Christian, from Dunedin, via Timaru and Akaroa. CLEARED. April 11—Agnes, ketch, 24 tons, Bissett, for Heathcote. April 11—XXX, 21 tons, Clark, for Kaiapoi. SAILED. April 11 —Lucy James, ketch, 24 tons, Clarkson, for Heathcote. April 11—Garibaldi, schooner, 51 tons, Johnson, for Hokitika. A ship from the South was signalled today at 11 a.m. She is supposed to be the Euterpe, from London, now due. YESTERDAY'S. ARRIVED. April 10—Inverdruie, barque, 504 tons, Wootton, from London. Now Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Passengers—Saloon :Mr C. \Y. Miller, Steerage—Mrs McGeachie, Misses McGeachie (2), Mr MoGeaohie, Messrs Kathorne and Brown. SAILED. April 10-Tui, s.s., (il tons, Bonner, for Kaikoura, Wellington, and Foxton, P. Cunningham and Co, agents. April 10—St. Kilda, s.s. 174 tons, Flowcrday, for Raglan. P. Cunningham and Co, agents. April 10— Wellington, s.s, 202 tons. Carey, for Northern Ports. G. Mackay. agent. Passengers —Saloon: Miss Beecher, Mesdamea McBriety, Wemyss, Colonel Lysaght, Messrs Maude, Crawford, Lambie, Palmer, Proctor, and Lysaght. Steerage—Messrs Hooper (3), Lawler. IMPORTS. Per Inverdruie —460 barrels, 733 casks, 14 bdls wire, 114 trunks, 2312 cases, 774 bundles, 212 pkgs, 108 bales, 355 kegs. 018 boxes, 4971 bars, 490 drums, 1 puncheon, 10,000 lire bricks, 22 retorts, 43 qrcasks, I lirkin, 1304 sash weights, 1 tank, 1 barrel nuts, 225 half-barrels, 102 qr-barrcls, 3 machines, 4 anvils, 16 rolls lead, 88 plates, 27 crates, 29 birds, i parcel, 2 pockets, 12 kilderkins, 20 sheets. 1 tierce, 40 bags, 24 camp ovens, 10 kits, stores, lead pipe, 'twei n deck and deck fittings, &c. Consignees—C. J. Howell and Co, W. Harris, A. Clark and Sous, 11. S. Fairbank, Cook and Ross, New Zealand Shipping Company. Canterbury Spinning and Weaving Company. B. Peterson and Co, R. Wilkin, G. Gould, G. L. Beath and Co. James Wilkinson, New Zealand Shipping and Mercantile Agency Company, Maples Brothers, L. E. Nathan and Co. Everett Brothers, J. H. Spencer, W. Strange and Co, C. A. Hawley, J. Hughes, Parkerson and Co, S. Nashelski, Milner and Thompson, Birch and Co. Christchurch Gas, Coal, and Coke Company; H. Hawkins. Duncan and Son, Burton, W. Jones and Co, J. Anderson, C. W. Turner, R. Forbes, Hale and Co, E. Reece. J. Firth. Hokitika Gas Company, Dalgety, Nichols, and Co, D. Davis, H. Davis, J. Lewis, Miles, Hassal, and Co, J. Inglis, Mason. Strothers, B. Cass, E. Bowden, R. J. S. Harman, J. T. Mating and Co. Wilson, Sawtell, and Co, W. Reeves, E. 11. Jenkins, Mrs Pope. EXPORTS. Per St. Kilda—l3l sacks oats, 62 do grass seed, 1 box tobacco, 1286 sheep. Shippers—Miles, Hassal and Co. Per Wellington—Free, for Wellington -23 sacks. 1 do seed. 100 do flour, 6 trunks, 5 cases, 10 pkgs, 1 parcel, 6 tons potatoes.. For Nelson—2 casks eggs, 10 kegs, 15 pkgs. 5 ingots tin. For Taranaki—lCO sacks wheat. For Mauakau —35 sacks. 1 parcel. Shippers—Bruce and Co, Lighthaud. Allan, and Co, Telegraph Department, Reed and Bain, New Zealand (.hipping Company, Wilkin, Now Zealand Provision and Produce Company. Gardner. Mathcsou’s Agency, Clark, Trent Brothers, Watt and Co, Cameron, McConnell, Meyers Brothers, Cunningham. Per Tui—Free, for Kaikoura—l sack, 2 do seed, 5 gunnies sugar, 8 mats do. 1 pkg. For Wellington— 100 sacks oats, 03 do potatoes, 1 ton flour. For Foxton—l case, 302 sacks oats. Shippers— Wilson, Stewart, Royae, Stead and Co, Ruddcnkiau, Matheson’s Agency.

The schooner Kate left again for Charleston yesterday. The s.s. Wellington took in 10 tons of cargo, and sailed North at 4.15 p.m. last night. The brig Fawn was berthed at No 3 Wharf yesterday. The barque Nonpariel, for Ncwcaaile, and brigantine Esther, for Napier, sailed yesterday morning. The steamers Tui and St. Kilda sailed for Kaikoura and Raglan respectively shortly after 6 last night.

ARRIVAL OF THE INVERDRUIE. ' This fine little barque was signalled at an early hour yesterday. She is a smart vessel, and has accomplished the trip in 96 days from the Downs, and 95 from Portland. The barque is nine years ole', and is the property of Messrs J. and R. Grant, of Loudon, and ha- been in the Indian trade till lately. Brings a full cargo, consigned to the New Zealand Slopping Company. Captain Wootton, her commander, reports leaving London December 29th, Gravesend on January 2nd, and having light B. wind down channel; landed pilot and took departure from Portland January Gth ; easterly winds held across the Bay; sighted San Antonio January 15th; wind still held N.E., and the Line was crossed January 23rd, in 25 W., 18 days out. Got S.E. trades next day in lat 1 37 S. ; lost them in 32 S., February 7th. Meridian of Cape was passed February 19'h, in 43 S. ; Easting was run down in the 45th parallel, easterly winds being predominant; was off the Lewin March 23rd. weather being westerly and moderate. The westerly wind held only 21 hours, when it went round to the N. The Snares were made on Wednesday, April sth, with strong N.E. breeze and tine weather. Otago light was sighted Saturday, April Bth, Banks’ Peninsula was made on Monday morning, alter being hove too all night, the weather being dirty, and arrived in heads at 3 p m. yesterday.