SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume V, Issue 600, 22 May 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. May 22—Aspasia, schooner, 44 tons, Thompson, from Pelorus Sound. May 22--Emperor, brig, 296 tons, Cleary, from .N ewcastle. j CLEARED. May 22—Otago, s.s., 642 tons, Calder, for Sydney, via North. May 22—Albion, s.s, 590 tons, Clarke, for Melbourne, via South. May 22—Wellington, s.s., 262 tons, Carey, for Northern Ports. May 22—Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, for Dunedin, -via intermediate ports. • ■ * SAILED. May. ?2—Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, for Pigeon Bay, in ballast. YEBTEBJOA TS. ARRIVED. May 20—Taupo, s.s, 461 tons, Worsp, from Northern Ports. Miles, Hassal and Co, agents. Passengers—Mrs Jones, Mr and Mrs Field, Misses Moore. Newbolt, Colonel Reader; Messrs Pullman (2), Russell, Redwood, Salter, Houghton, Lucas, Craighead, Hadfield. m , May 20—Albion, ss, 590 tons, Clarke, from Sydney, via West Coast and Wellington. Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents. Pasengers-saloon: Misses Lockett, Wing, and Roberts; Messrs G. H. Thompson, L oughnan, J. S. M. Thompson, Marks, Shaw, Fenton, and Hall. Steerage-Ave. May 20—Linnet, ketch, 14 tons, Smith, from Pigeon Bay with firewood. Master, agent. May 21-Stillman B. Allen, 58i3 tons, Taylor, from New York, via Port Chalmers. Dalgety, Nichols and Co. agents. , May 21—Otago, s.s, 642 tons, Calder, from Melbourne, via Bluff and Port Chalmers Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents. Passengers-saloon, from Melbourne: Mr Fredman. From Otago: Rev J. gyle, Messrs Borghoff, and Todd. May2l—Wellington, s.s. 279 tons, Carey, from Dunedin. G. Mackay, agent. Passengers—saloon : Messrs Flannagau, Rose, and Harris, and twenty May 21—Wanganui, s.s, 170 tons, Christian, from Dunedin, via intermediate ports. Miles, Hassal and Co. agents. Passengers-saloon : Miss Rancpy, Mr and Mrs Welsh; Messrs Levine, Mayer, Ktssell, Brown Askew, Lebeau and son; Mr and Mrs Green. Steerage: Miss Rainey. Mr and Mibs Green, Mr Lebeau and son, Mr Askew. SAILED. May 20—Taupo, s.s, 462 tons, Worsp, for Port Chalmers. Miles, Hassal and Co, agents. Passengers—Messrs Stapleton, Reid, Lover, Robinson. May 21—Mary Ann Annison, barque, 297 tons, Hughes, for Sydney. Cuff and Graham, agents. May 21— Mayflower, Drig, 277 tons, Dickson, for Adelaide. C. W. Turner, agent. May 31-Alert, schooner, 44 tons, Hayes, for Waitara. Cuff and Graham, agents.

IMPORTS. Per Stillman B. Allen, from New York, under bond—l6oo cases kerosene, 9 cases painkiller. 150 pkgs tubs, 25 sets do, 120 pkgs washboardß, 54 pkgs pails, 195 eases chairs, 25 pkgs tubs, 50 boxes clothes pinß, 10 cases lobster, 6 half-barrels lobster, 6 qrbarrels do. 5 cases oysters, 20 cases sarsaparilla, 10 ar-tierces tobacco, 5 three-qr boxes tobacco, 5 cases picks, 21 do nails, 25 boxes shoe pegs, 2 cases hides, 20 qr-tierces tobacco, 5 cases hatchets, 20 half-bar-rels appleg. 5 cases hammers, 10 do picks, 5 do milk, 50 do sarsaparilla, 3 do handles, 10 do scales, 11 do trucks, 60 boxes clothes' pegs, 6 boxes, 5 qr-tierces tobacco, 6 pkgs agricultural implement!*, 2 cases shovels, 9 do axes, 2 do picks, 1 do hatchet*. 2 do wrenches, 3do handles, 2 do forks, 1 do brooms. 8 pk»s tubs, 1 case hammers, 13 racks churns. 3 bdls, 39 eases axes, 2 do picks, 2 do handles, 1 do forkhandles, 3 do hammers, 25 cases turpentine, i do shbTels, 12 do handles, 38 do axes, 6do scales, 30 dozen washboards, 2 cases brooms, 51 boxes clothes' pins, l case broom handles, 3 pkgs pumps, 6 cases hardware, 10 do clocks, 9 do carriage ware, 4 bales rims, 12 bdls shafts, bars, and poles, 3 cases nails, 1 do sewing machine. Dunedin cargo for Lyttelton, under bond—Boo cases kerosene, 1 case clocks, Ido chairs. From Dunedin, free—lls boxes clothes' pegs, 2 bdls buckets. 2 cases. Consignees—Kdwards, Bennett and Co, Twentyman and Con-in. Dr Haast, Dalgety, Nichols and Cc. Sclarsdirs, Fletcher and Co. Per Otago—Under bond from Melbourne: 35 cases, 16 pkgs, 1 Keg, 2 bundles, 8 bales, 50 casks sulphur, 6 anchors,s pockets hops, ltank malt. 56 boxes tea, 42 cases fruit. 40 bars iron, 2 boxes, 2 trusses, 8 bags nuts, 4 bhds wine, 1 cask do, 3 trunks. 5 parcels, l crate,'6o drums oil, 2 lengths chain. Consignees Allen and Co, Mason, Struthers and Co? Collector of Customs, C. Clark, H. Dunbar, Brewer. Wood, Sliand ana Co. Stephens, Miles, Hassal and Co, Ward and Co, Cuff and Grnham, Dowden, J. Anderson, Hobday and Co, H. Hawkins, Nancarrow and Co, Mai ks, Morrow, Bassetfc and Co. Hughes, Lake, Olliver and Co. Litchfield, H. R Preston. W. Strange, George, Hyde, Press Co, Dalgety, Nichols and Co, Canterbury College, J. Sharp, Heslop, White and Co, Fairbank, BinStead, Rother, C. W. Turner, Burt, Howland and Co, Chalmers. „ J . Per Wellington—From Dunedin, free: 4 boxes, 47 cases, 1 bag, 7 bales, 6 casks. 3 trusses, 15 bundles brooms. Consignees—l. B. Sheath, Cuff and Graham, Jones, H. Wilkinson, J. Caygill, E. George, A. C. Clarke, A. T. Friend, T. Cathro, T. Rose, J. Merson, Ballantyne, Bowbyes and Co. A. Walker, W. Espie, Watt and Co, G. Jones, J. Goodman, Candy and Dewsbury, B. Cass, Offwood, R. W. Walters, W. Collier, Hulbert, Husband, Glenn. Per Emerald-3U,uuuft timber. Consignee—J. T. Brown. . , M .Per Tanpo—From Onehunga, free, 1 pel, 4 cases, 1 bale, 120 kits oysters, 5 sks ditto, 1 truss, 1 csk ; from Wellington, free, 1 case, 1 pel. Consignees— Howell, Chapman, Purser, McKay, Shadbolt, Christian, Smith, Marks, Darrell. Lambie. Per Albion—From Sydney, under bond, 1 40 boxes, 10 chests, 45 half-chests tea, 7 cases, 3 pels, 10 qrcasks brandy, 1 octave rum, 2 entire horses; from Nelson, free, 3 bales hops ; from Wellington, 5 pkgs, 6 cases, 1 pel. Consignees—Bank of New South Wales, Bonnington, Montgomery and Co, Wilson, Sawteil and Co, Strange and Fountain, Binstead, Mason, Struthers and Co, Spensley, G. H. Thompson, Bowden, Dalgety. Nichols and Co, Robinson, Osborne, Cuff and Graham, Sclanders, Fletcher and Co. Per Wan <anui—From Dunedin, free, 66 cases, 4 boxes, 11 bdls, 60 sash weights, 2 trusses, 1 pel, 17 empty cases, 1 nest boilers, 25 lengths iron pipe, 4 coils lead pipe. 2 csks. 2 weighing machines, 2 pillars for ditto, 10 qr-csks wine, 3 kegs, 3 bales leather, 4 hhds, 10 coils; lrom Timaru, 673 sks wheat, 13 sks grass seed; from Akaroa, 7 cases bacon, 25 da cheese, 8 sks seed. Consignees—G. Mackay, Pay ten and Co, Dalgety, Nichols and Co, Saunders and Henderson, R. McPherson, J. Buxton, Mason, Struthers and Co, D. Williamson, H. Hawkins, S. Boyle, J. Merson, Jones and Co, T. Williams, M. Reilly, D. Caro. Coombes and Son, W. Porter, H. J. Walters, Hannah and Co, M. A. Seager. EXPORTS. Per Enterprise—Free. 60 tons pig iron, 165 sacks bran, 40 do sharps, 280 do oats, 90 do grass seed, 90 do potatoes, 60 do flour, 80 sacks do. Shippers— Cuff and Graham. Per Alert-220 sacks wheat, 4CO do oats, 11 do grass seed, 60 do potatoes. Shipper—A. De Veaux. Per Mary Bannatyne—74 Backs barley, 1400 do oats. Shippers—Moore and Crawley. Per Taupo—For Dunedin: Free, 43 cases cheese, 30 kegs butter, 127 sacks barley, 2 cases chicory," bale, 27 sacks peas, 1 crate plants. For Oamaru: Free, 120 packages drapery. Shippers Johnston, Watt and Co, Gillespie, Mendelsohn, McPherson, J. Robinson, Wilson, King and Co, Duncan, D. Dimond, Marshman. Per Mary Ann Annison—3l23 sacks oats, 800 do barley, 220 do bran. 5 tanks malt. Shippers—Cunningham and Co. Moore and Crawley, Payton aud Co, Saunders and Co, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. There were some heavy puffs from the N.W. at 1 a,m. on Sunday morning, and some ol the fenders at the Gladstone pier got a good squeezing- The Countess of Kintore had her chain plates rubbed a bit; no damage worth speaking of was done. The new schooner Minnihaha, from Auckland, and Transit, from Napier, arrived at Timaru on Saturday. We learn from Mr August Miller, for some time mate of the brigantine Flirt and the schooner Kate M'Gregor, has been appointed to the command of the schooner Maiden City, trading out of Lyttelton. "Auckland Herald." The brig Mayflower sailed late yetterday afternoon. The topsail schooner Elizabeth Curie arrived at Wellington on the 17th. On discharge of her cargo there, she proceeds to Havelock, at which place she will load a eargo of timber for this port. The bri antiues Sir Isaac Newton and Swordflsh, from Oamaru, anived at Melbourne on the 10th. -She sailings from Newcastle for this port are the brigs on the 10th, and Byron on the 11th; the barque Wi Gilford, for Timiru, Craig Ellaohie aitf Cfaionnej for Qamaru, leu on the ioth t

The barque Star Queen, 216 tons, has been char- i tered at New York to load for this port and Wellington. The clipper barque Farningham arrived at Adelaide on May 10th from this port; the Roderick Dhu, from Oamaru, arrived the day previous. The barques Adelphoi and Joliba have arrived at Newcastle from this port; the former on the 11th, and the other on the day previous. The barque Mary Aimison, Captain Hughes, took her departure for Sydney yesterday afternoon. She takes a cargo of grain and some passengers. The clipper schooner Alert, Captain Hays, sailed yesterday tor the Waitara. The ketch Emerald, Captain Whitby, arrived in port on Friday evening at 6 p.m. from liavelock. Reports leaving the Sound Heads at 9 a.m. on Wednesday in company with ihe schoonc Aspasia, also for Lyttelton. When off the Brothers spoke the new schooner Theresa, bound here. Had strongwesterly v.i.ids to within twenty miles of the lie ids, with heavy southerly sea ; thence a sudden shift to the S.E, which brought her to the Heads at 4 p.m, arriving as above. The American clipper barque Stillman B. Allan, Captain L. Taylor, arrived in harbor yesterday afternoon from Port Chalmers- It will be remembered that in our issue of the 6th we gave a full account of her passage from New York to Port Chalmers. Her cargo for this port is a very varied one, as will be seen by our import list. Captain Taylor reports leaving Port Chalmers on Friday morning with, a strong S.W. wind, which lasted all day, falling light on Saturday morning, when Banks' Peninsula was sighted; light ana baffling winds prevailed till the Heads were made same evening; beat up harbor yesterday against a westerly wind, anchoring off Rhodes' Bay. Messrs McMeckan and Blackwood's handsome s.s Albion, Captain J. W.. Clark, left Sydney at 4 p.m on the 10th inst for New Zealand and Melbourne, passed through Sydney Heads at 4.40, and arrived off Hokitika at -1 am on the 15th, having experienced tine weather with westerly breezes; transhipped passengers and cargo at 12 noon, and at 1 p.m proceeded on to Greymouth; arrived at 2.30 pm, and anchored for the night; embarked passengers at 2 p.m on 16th, and at 3 30 left for Nelson, and arrived at 12 noon 17th hist; left at 330 p.m 18th under easy steam, and arrived at Wellington at 7 am on 19th ; left at 4 p.m same day, and arrived at Lyttelton at 1 p.m on the 20th. Tha Albion on leaving Sydney had seven survivors of the ship Strathmore on board, three of which lr-ffc at Wellington, the rest go on to Dunedin. Their names are—James Knight, George Skidmore, George Ward, Thos. Standring, Joseph Ward, R. A. Wilson, Wm, Wilson. The Albion was moored at the Gladstone Pier. We are inlebted to Mr Jones, the purser, for files and reports. The Union Steamship Co's s.s Taupo, Captain Henry Worsp. left Ouehunga wharf at 3 a.m on Wednesday, the 17th inst, arrived at Taranaki 11 a.m the 18th; left at 12.30 p.m, i nd arrived at Nelson 4.30 a.m the 19th ; left same tide at 5.30, arrived at Picton 1 p.m ; left at 1.30, arrived in Wellington 7 p.m, left at 9 p.m, arrived at Lyttelton 2 45 p.m on Saturday. Strong gale from the S.F., with hea"y seas, from Manakau to Nelson, from thence to Wellington fine weather, thence to arrival here strong head winds. The Taupo took in 50 tons cargo, and sailed South at 10 p.m on Saturday. We have to thank Mr Ponsonby, the purser, for files and report. The New Zealand Steam Ship Company's s.s. Wellington, Captain Carey, arrived yesterday morning at 9.20 a.m. Reports leaving Port Chalmers at 6 35 on Saturday, and experiencing to Oamaru light fair wind, thence to arrival light head wind. The Wellington left Port Chalmers five minutes after the s.s. Otago, and arrived here and was moored at the Screw Pile Jetty an hour and twenty minutes before the Otago was moored at the Gladstone Wharf. Brings 30 tons cargo for this port, and sails North at 3 p.m; to-day. It will be seen by the above report that the steam yacht, as she is deservedly called, has not fallen off in her performances, having done the distance from Port Chalmers herein 16f hours, and half of the way against a head wind. Smart travelling that for an old ! boat! Messrs M'Meckan and Blackwood's steamer Otago, Captain Calder, arrived at the Port Chalmers Railway Pier at 7 a.m. on Friday last, 19th. She is from .Melbourne via Bluff, and left the Sandridge Railway Pier at 11 a m. on the 13th, cleared Port Phillip Heads at 2.30 p.m. and passed Wilson's Promontory at 11.30 p.m. S.E. winds and fine weather were in the ascendant, and held until the 16th, when the breeze veered to S.W, and increased to a hard gale with high sea. This weather continued during the remainder of the passage. On the 18th, at 4 a.m, she passed the Solauder, and arrived at the Bluff at 10 a.m.; discharged cargo, i and left at 7 p.m, with a furious S.W. gale, and carried it along the coast with much sea until arrival at Port Chalmers, where she discharged 160 tons cargo, leaving again for this port at 4.45 p.m. on the 20th, and arriving here yesterday at 10.45 a.m, having experienced light winds up the coast. The Otago brings 50 tons of cargo for this port, and is advertised to sail for Sydney via Wellington and West Coast to-day at s p.m. We are indebted to Mr Birch, the purser, for Melbourne and Southern exchanges and report. Messrs Hamilton and M'Lean have disposed of the steamer Halcyon. She has been purchased by Captain Tall, of Dunedin, and will leave on Wednesday or Thursday next. After being refitted at Dunedin she will be used as a trader between Riverton, Stewart's Island, and the Bluff. We wish this smart little steamer as much success in the future as she has had in the past. The Union chartered s.s. Wanganui left Port Chalmers at, 7 p.m. 19th instant ; arrived at Timaru 6.30 a.m. 20th; discharged and loaded 656 sacks grain for s.s. Otago; left 7.15 p.m, arriving at Akaroa 6.30 a.m. 21st; discharged and left at 9.30 a.m., araving at Lyttelton at 2.45 p.m. yesterday. She was moored alongside the s.s. Otaeo at the Gladstone Pier to discharge her grain. We thank Mr Latimer for report. The New Zealand Shipping Company have received news of the safe arrival at home of one of those three ships that sailed from this port on Sunday, January 23rd. The Waitanga reached London some time before April 20th, the date at which the telegram was sent, and thus must have accomplished the passage in about 86 or 87 days. We have received no information of the arrival of the Mcrope or Zealandia, the two other 6hips that sailed same day.