SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume VI, Issue 619, 13 June 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. Weather Report : WJune 13-8 a.m., wind N. VV., fresh breeze; Barometer Weather, clear blue sk>. High Water: To-morrow morning, 9. IS ; night, 9.40. ARRIVED June 13—Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, Irom Dnnedin via Timarn and Akaroa. Passengers-Saloon: Mrs Pobar, Mr and Mrs Maunders, Messrs J. 0. Brown, Hills, Wascoe, and Wright; sin steerage. CLEARED. June 13 -Byron, brig, 174 tons, Llewellyn, for Auckland. The s.s Wanganui, Captain Christ'*an, arrived in harbour at noon to-day. A barqffe from the North was signalled early this morning, and will pribably prove to be the Australian Sovereign, from Newcastle, as she is flying the exemption flag. A barque, with her foretop-gallant-uiait gone, was sighted from the signal station at the Heads this morning. YESX^BDAY'B. SAILED. tfune 12—Wellington. s.s, 279 tons, Carey, for Northern port.". G. Mackay, agent. Passengers— Mrs Jordan. Mr and Mrs Meek,Mr and Mrs Bullen, Mr and Mrs Baldwin, Messrs Packard, Hoyle, BalFie, Cook, Turner, Beaver, Sellars, Pearce, Mills, Fergusson (2), Pullman (2), Kelly, Dickinson, Batt, Coveney, and 21 original. IMPORTS. Per Flirt—4s,ooo feet timber, 50 tons doors and sashes, 2 do empty sacks, half do clover seed, 20 nests emptv casks. Consigned to order. Per Wellington, free-67 pkgs, 16 cases, 21 empty do, 12 planks, 0 kilderkins, l box. 8 do tobacco, 1 pel, 248 sheep. Consignees—McLean, Robinson, Rowland, Tomkins, Hcfford, Miles, J. Ballantyne, Thompson and Niven, T. Crompton, Cuff and Graham, Hawkes, McPherson, Dempsey, Johnston, Fleming, G. Mackay. Per Lady Don-50,000 feet timber. Consignee— J. T. Brown. EXPORTS. Per Wellington—For Wellington, free—4 boxes, 2 bdls, 2 sks, 9 do oats. 10 do seed, 12 do potatoes, 10 do barley, 65 do malt, 15 cases, 800 bags flour, 33 For Nelson—l 3 cases, 46 kegs butter. For Taranaki —SO sks malt, 5 do oatmeal, 13 do potatoes. For Mauakau-100 sks malt, 2 do potatoes, 1 box, 1 eases. Shippers—Blythe, Keetley, Matheson, Saunders, Lightband, Allan and Co, Twenty-man 'and Cousin. Royse, Stead and Co, Star Curing Company, H. Hawkins, Trent Bros, A. Clark, Greenaway, Gardiner, Busson, Mason, Keed, Parkinson, Rose, Meyers Bros and Co, Wauchop and Co, F. DeVeaox, J. Gilmour, T. Edwards, Duncan and Son, G. Mackay. Per Emperor—23oo sacks wheat, 1100 do potatoes, 400 do oats, 22 do tares, 300 bags flour, 6 cases cheese. Shippers-J. B. Way, P. Cunningham and Co. ;

The wreck of the brig Sarah was offered at auction at Auckland on the 3rd. She was knocked down to Mr McEwen for the sumof£iß3. The buyer at once took measures to proceed to the scene of the wreck with appliances to float her. The ship Milton arrived at Russi'l on .Tun" 3rd with 670 barrels, sperm oil since last June ; total. HmO barrels for the voyage, 32 months out. She reports speaking Ihe biigantine Magellan Cloud, well known at this port, two weeks out, and no oil. Tue schooner Reward, from the Pelorus Sound, with sleepers, arrivedttTimaru on Friday. The ketch Sarah and Mary cleared at Hokitika on. the sthfor this port, with 30,000 feet timber. The barque Victoria left Auckland in ballast for Hobart Town on the 3rd. The schooner Herald made a most remarkable trip from Grey mouth to Wellington. She left the former port about 11 o'clock on Thursday morning, and arrived in harbor at 10 o'clock on Saturday, thus inakiug the run in 47 hours. According to cablegram from Sydney, we learn that the briganthie Walter Glcndinin<r, Captain M'Q>wrrir\ had been wrecked on CaroMne Island, whilst on a voyage from Tahiti with store*. This vessel is s-taUd to belong to Messrs Holder Uros, ot London, and was uninsured. She visited tlii» port, sonv* six months ago, and loft here for Fliut Island on the 14th January. Auckland paper. The Secretary of the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Service Association announces the dccili "»t Toxteth Park on March '2nd, of Captain John Oliver, a pensioner on the Asrcd Seamen's Fund, at 'the"Stre of 102 years. He had been at sea ?>> years, and had fought at Trafa.liar —" Exchange." The fine brigantliie h'lirt, Captain McKenzic, left Auckland on June oth at 430 p.m. with light northerly winds, which lasted till off East Cape, which whs paused at 5 p.m. on June 7fh; made Cape Palli-er on June Bth, and Cape Campbell on .Time 91h. and cighfrd the Light on Saturday at C pm Hnd ooiitheily winds from Eat Cipe till Saturday aigltt. win n the Flirt was beoHlmi-d off the Heain till a N.W. breeze sprung up, which brought her up the harbor, arriving at 0.30 a m. yesterday morning. She brings a cargo of timber. The hchooner Lady Don, Captain T. Clarkson, left. Kaipara on the 31st of May, at Gam. Had light breezes from the south-west, which lasted to 8 p.m. on the 'st of .June; experienced a heavy gale on that day off Stephens' Island, which was passed at midnight. On Juae 4th put into Port Underwood, weather bound ; left agiiin at noon on June 6th; had a strong gale from the north-west off Kaikouras that day; had to put back to Amuri Bluff, which was left again on June Bth. with light winds and calms. Sighted Godley Head at 8 p.m. on June 9tb, the wind blowing hard from the southwest until -Saturday; thence light winds until arrival at 4 am. yesterday. The Prince Alfred arrived at Kaipara on May 27tb, and was to load for this port. The smart little s.s. Wellington; Captain Carey, arrived in harbour at 7,45 am. yesterday. Mr McCormick, the purser, who obliged us with report and files, informs us that Dunedin wharf was left at 7.30 a.m. on Sunday. A stop was made at Port Chalmers to embark passengers, and a final start effected at 10.40 a.m. Came up under easy steam, experiencing light N.W. winds to arrival as above. Discharged 20 tons of cargo and took in 85 tons, going away a full boat, having to shut out cargo. Sailed at 4.40 p.m.