SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume VI, Issue 614, 7 June 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON.

.DRIVED. June (1 - Fci’iig on, ship, 818 tons, Fraser, from Wellington. June 6—Desd mona, ship, 1190 ton?, Towill, from Loi Jon. Passengers saloon : Mr H. M‘Galium Mr T. S. Chuninshaw, Mr John F. EoUnsi n, ami Mr Jo'.iu C'aister. Second cabin —Mr and Mrs T. A. Walker, Mr and Mrs Ant'ony Metcalf, Mr and Mrs Wm Atkinson, Mr 0. Denny, Mr Geo A. Cleland, Mr Mm Toplady, Mr W. J. Hussey, Mr John AT ?Pherson, Mr Alexander McPherson, and I> i’y Youth. Intormcdiato Mr D. W. Da son, Mr Henry Gorkin, Mr John Heys, Mr Edgar Payze, Mr Samuel Dickinson, Mr Thos Covcney, Mr T. IV. I’owke, Mr Chas Walmsley, Mr and Mrs H. Collier and son, Mr W. Simpson and wife, and Mr John Connelly and wife. June 7— Wellington, sp, 279 tons, Garry, from Noithern ports. Passengers —Dr Turner and child, Messrs Rough. Pearson (2), Hutchinson, Jervis, Mrs and Miss Guinness, Mrs Walsh, Mr Logan, Messrs McGarvin, Willis, Marney, Webster, Sailers, Rev MeFarlane, Fisher, Mrs Brough, Mr Hunsley Meek, Mr Axup, Mrs Palmer, 12 steerage, and 16 for South. SAILED. June 6—Gleaner, brigantine, 113 tons, Agnew, for Melbourne. June 6—B. J. Spence, barque, 619 tons, Gill, for Melbourne. June 7 —Wanganui, ss, 1"9 tons, Christian, for Akaroa, Timaru, aud Port Chalmers. June 7 Wooton, for Newcastle- Passengers—Messrs Charles Bright and Eastwood. June 7—Bee, schooner, 31 tons, Green, for Amur! Bluff. June 7—Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Neilson, for Little Akaloa, June 7—Linnet, ketch, 14 tons, Smilh, for Pigeon Bay, The as. Wel l gtoa arrived in harbor at 1 p.m. to-day fiom North. She sails for South this evening. ARRIVAL OF THIS DBSDRMONA AND FERnGLEN SHIPS. Last night the s.s. Akaroa proceeded outside the Heads to ascertain what were the ships signalled, and tow in if necessary. On getting alongsins the ship from South they found it was the Desdemoua, 103 driys from London, all well. Captain Towill not wishing to be towed in, the Akaroa went, along' side the other vessel, which proved to be the Fernglen, from Wellington, took her in tow and brought her as far as Littlu Port Cooper, when there were such heavy squalls from the S. W. that she was forced to anchor there, The Akaroa should, weather permit, tow her further up the harbor this morning. The Desilemona being sdll several miles outside the Herds, and. the S.W. weather being too strong to al'ow any of our local steamers to tow the vessel in, even if the captain wished it, the health olScer baa not yet boarded the ship. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. The brig Fawn arrived at Sydney on May 26th from this port. On discharge of her cargo she would proceed to Newcastle to loud coal for Lyttelton. , . The Smiling Morn, barque, left Adelaide for Now Zealand (port noi named; an May 2Cth. The brigantine Roderick Pint left Adelaide for ■Wellington on IVT iy 23rd, with a cargo of Hour. The Florinda Lit Melbourne for New Zealand on May 22nd. The Lyttelton 1 arque Sunbeam left Newcastle on May 20th for Cab ntta. coal laden. The barque Cot' du Village, that left Newcastle on May 25th, a. d had to put Into Twofold Lay leaky, was bound lor Dunedin, for which port site has a cargo of co l , , The brig Sea sq ray left Newcastle for this port on May 25t1 1, roil he. no. The barque Wi eh of the Wave, Capt Guthrie, is shortly expected from Newcastle, with a cargo of coal consigned to Messrs Montgomery and Co. NEW YORK SHIPPING. Wc take the following account of vessels on the berth at New York for New Zealand from the Melbourne ■■ Argus”: The barque Star Queen left New York for New Zealand on April iltn, with carg > as follows:—For Lyttelton—looo eases oil, and 100 pekgs tobacco. For Auekland—3(l7 cases oil, aud 876 pekgs tobflcco. The barque Ada Weswell was on the berth for Dunedin and Wellington.