SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume V, Issue 585, 4 May 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. May 3 - Omaha, brigantine, 133 tons, Mecklejohn, from Auckland. CLEARED. May 4—Circe, brigantine, 143 tons, H. Priest, for Greymouth. TESTER!) A F.S. CLEARED. May l—Crusader, ship, 1058 tons, Renaut, for liondon. N.Z.S. Co, agents. Passengers 3rd class, Messrs F. Clark and J. Manhire. May 3— Hopeful, barque, 332 tons, Luly, for London. C. W Turner, agent. May 3— XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Clarke, for Kaiapol. Master, agent. SAILED. May 3— Hadda, barque, 334 tons, Parker, for Sydney, P. Laurie, agent. Passengers Mrs Parker, servant and 3 children, Messrs Parker, Kersch, and Bertles. May 3-Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Euxton, for Wellington. Cuff & Graham, agents. May. 3—Lucy James, ketch, 26 tons, J. Clarkson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. May 3—Quiver, ketch, 17 tons, Smith, for Le Bon’e Bay. Master, agent. May 3— Jannetfe, ketch, 41 tons, McDonald, for Chain's Bay. Master, agent. . , May 3-Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, D. Sinclair, for Northern ports. Miles, Hassal & Co, agents. Passengers,. saloon—Messrs Daly (2), O’Connor, Proctor, Howe, J. R. Gorton, Mr and Miss Jones, Mrs Jones and daughter, Mrs and Miss McDonald. Steerage—Messrs Murphv and J. Brown. May 3— Tul, s.s., 64 tons, Bonner, for Rangltikei, Foxton, Wellln jtoa. and Ksikoura. P. Cunningham & Co, ; agents. Passengers, saloon-Mrs Dee, Mrs O’Donnell, Mr and Mrs Boyd, Mr James Kirby. IMPORTS. Per Sea Rip—76,ooo feet timber. Consigned to order. Per Tul, free from Kaikoura —1 case, 2 hides, 3 bdls skins. Consignees—Miles, Hassal & Co. Per Hawea—B boxes, 2 pkgs, 49 pump, 2 lengths pipe. Consignees—C. T. lek. Watt A Co, Wong Ting. Bailey, Stringer, Lightband, Allan & Co, Provincial Secretary, Stamp Co, Phillips, Walter, Mrs Hill, Miles, Hassal & Co, Cuff A Graham. Strange & Co. Beattie, Reid, Browne, Nashelskl, Jacobs, Beatii & Co, Mason, Strutbers A Co. Per Agnes Donald—44,ooo feet timber, 13 bags lime. Consignees—J. B Way, Curtis. Per Mary Melville—4o,ooo feet timber. Consignees —W. Montgomery A Co. • EXPORTS. Per Quiver—2 tons potatoes. Shippers—Clifford nd Roper. Per Hawea, for Wellington, free— 500 sacks wheat; 32 bales wool, 57 casks tallow, 200 sacks oats, 50 do malt, 3 cases, 2 trunks, 3 sheep, 33 cases cheese, 17 rams. 66 cheese, For Nelson, free—sß kegs butter. For Manakau, free— 3s sacks malt, 10 kegs butter. Shippers - Beharrell, G. Mackay, D. & D. Cameron, Watt A Co, Cuff A Graham, Matson & Co, Dransfleld & Roper, N.Z.S. Co. Trent Bros, Lightband, Allan & Co, Wood Bros, Miles & Co, J, R. Hill, Meyers Bros, Boyse, Stead & Co. Per Crusader—322 bales wool and skins, 10,390 taeka wheat, 106 casks tallow, 27 cases do. Shippers —J. Mendelsohn, N.Z.L. & M.A Co, J. B. Way, Boyse, Stead & JCo, Miles, Hassal & Co, George Gould, Wilson, Sawtell A Co, Dalgety, Nichols & Co. Per Tub for Kaikoura. free—4 bags flour, 6 cases, 1 trunk, 3 packages. For Wellington—lo 9 sacks Sotatoes. For Foxton—l2s sacks oats, 200 bags our, 1 truss. Shippers—Miles, Hassal & Co, P. Cunningham A Co, Lightband, Allan & Co, McClatchie, Beharrell, B. Hale & Co. Per Hopeful—4ll3 sacks wheat. Shipper—C. W. Turner. _ Per XXX—33 tons coal. Shipper-C. W. Turner. The Sea Rip was berthed where the Marmion has been lying, yesterday The ship Loch Awe, chartered by the N.Z.S. Co. arrived at Port Chalmers, from London, on April 30th, after a voyage of 86 days. She experienced fair weather during the passage. The smirt schooner Mary Melville, Captain Urquhart, reports leaving Picton at 1 p in, on Monday last, and having a fresh N.W. breeze to Kaikoras, whicli were reached same day at midnight. Light winds and calms prevailed for 12 hours, after which had N. W. and westerly winds to arrival yesterday at noon. A correspondent writing to Mr E. J. T. Ford of this city, informs him that the sad accident which happened to file Cora Linn, happened during a fog. As this circumstance has not been mentioned in any of the reports prcvim-ly received, the information may Interest some of our renders. The fine barque Hopeful, Captain Luly. cleared at the Customs yesterday afternoon for London with a cargo of grain shipped by C W. Turner. 1 ITlie correspondent of the “ New Zealand Herald” states that the Walroa, one of the New Zealand Shipping Company’s new ships, left London for Canterbury on March 10th. Captain J. Joss is in command. The ship brings seventeen chief cabin, twenty second cabin, and a number of steerage pasicngers. The Wallabi, s.s, from Wanganui, bound to Dunedin with horses, put into Akaroa In distress yesterday, having met with an accident to her boiler. She sailed same evening. The splendid steamer Hawea, Captain Sinclair, left Port Chalmers at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, and arrived here at 10.30 a.m. yesterday, having experienced strong head winds on the passage up the coast. She was moored at the Gladstone Pier, and discharged 25 tons of cargo and too* iu 120 urns, most of which is cargo shipped by the N.Z.S Co for the Hurunui, ship, now lying at Wellington, Sailed for Northern ports last e vening a* 5,50 p.m. The smart little s.s Tul reports leaving Rangitfkei at 1 p.m, arriving at Foxton at 2 p.m, leaving at 3 p.m, arriving at Wellington at 11 p.m, same day, left Wellington at 8 pm. Monday, reached Kaljcoras at 8 a.m. Tuesday, left 1.30 p m, arrived at Lyttelton at 11.15p.m same night. Experienced light winds and variable weather throughout run. Sailed South at 6 p.m. The Marmion left her berth at No 2 Wharf yesterday. the Peri taking her place. The Queen of the South went on to Dampier’s Bay beach yesterday morning, to be cleaned, and the Victoria was raoore I at her berth at the Screw Pile Jetty. The Queen of the South will be berthed at Peacock’s Wharf to finish taking in her grain for Mauritius, for which portjjshe (clears on Saturday next. The Circe was moved out to make room for the Mary Ann Annison to discharge at No 2 Wharf. The Jane Hannah left the Breastwork yesterday. Her berth was filled by the Agnes Donald. ENGLISH SHIPPING. The following ships were on the berth for Niw Zealand ports, viz.:— For oautcj oui j - Vallejo (andfor Auckland) from Liverpool, to sail on March 30th, N Z.S. Co j Walroa (and for Bluff) from London, to sail on March 10th, N.Z.S. Co ; City of Dunedin, irom Clyde, to sail on March 20th, P Henderson & Co; City of Dublin, from Loudon, to sail on March 30th, N Z.S. Co; Woosung, from London, to sail on March 30th, S.S. & Co. For Auckland Roblna Dunlop, InveraUau, Vallejo, and England’s Glory. For Otago Oberou, Orpheus. Kingdom of Sweden, Nerval, West York, and City of Cashmere. For Wellington—Sarah Bell, Camperdowu, Dunbritton, and City of Cashmere. For Nelson and Napier—Lutterworth.