SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume VI, Issue 696, 12 September 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report : Sept. 12—8 a.m, wind S.W, light, blue sky. Barometer, 30.00 ; thermometer, 46. High Water : To-morrow—Morning, 11.47; night, 00.00. ARRIVED. Sept 12—Taupo, s.s, 462 tons, Worsp, from Northern Ports. Passengers—saloon : Mesdames Nation, Chisholm, Greyburn, Miss Hunter, Messrs Nation, Marsh, Chisholm, Henderson, Greyburn, Tonks, Caison, Foley, Medcalfe, Goldsmith, Buckendge, Greenup, Galbraith, Hallenstein, Hill, Liddederoi, Besis, Thompson, Burton, 12 in steerage, and 19 for south. Sept 12 -Hawea, s.s, 462 tons, Wheeler, from Port Chalmers. Passengers-saloon: Messrs Lally, Gill, Watt, 3 in steerage, 24 for North. Sept 12—Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Neilaon, from Little Akaloa. CLEARED. Sept 12-Hawea, s.s, 462 tons, Wheeler, for Northern Ports. Sept 12-Taupo, s.s, 461 tons, Worsp, for Port Chalmers. SAILED. Sept 12—Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, for Pigeon Bay. Sept 12-Kestrel, ketch, 20 tons, Butter, for Mcintosh Bay. Sept 12—Elizabeth Ann, ketch, 17 tons, Johnston, for Mcintosh Bay. The s.s. Hawea, from the South, arrived in port at 9.30 this morning. She sails for Northern ports this morning. The s.s. Taupo, from Northern ports, arrived at 10 o'clock. She sails South this afternoon. THE CLEMATIS. Captain Wood succeeded in righting this vessel this morning's tide, and when our express left port the men were busily engaged pumping her out. She has been clean swept; her masts, all gear, deck-load, &c , are gone, the stump of the bowsprit and starboard anchor alone remaining. No bodies had been found at the time of our express leaving port. YESTERDAY'S. AHBIVED. Sept 11—Alice Jane, ketch, 26 tons, Johnson, from Akaroa. Master, agent. Sept ii-Catherine, ketch, 13 tons, Ware, from A |l p ril-B^deV a !fhfef, ship, 1011 tons, Leslie, from London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Passengers-Second class: Mr and Mrs Baldwin, Messrs Baldwin and Hoyes Intermediate • Mr and Mrs Hayward, Mr and Mrs Bosby, Messrs Tutton (2.), Steerage: Messrs E. Lewis, E. Howell, T. Jackson, Prentices (3), P. Body, Greaves, Sutton, Clark, Mr P. and Mrs Monbom, Mr and Mrs Blackman, James and Anne Prentice, and Lydia Venables. SAILED. Sept 11—Awania, schooner, 48 tons, Watt, for Bluff. Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per Border Chief—2ll6 cases, 1961 casks, 86 bales, 270 pkgs, 769 boxes, 75 J-casks, 179 brls, 155 4-brls 1644 bdls, 4669 bars, 35 coils, 12 crates, 19 hhds, 500 kees 200 bags, 90 J-brls, 80 jars, 33 trunks, lo rolls, 24 chests, 19 tanks, 8 stoves, 93 camp ovens and covers, 152 sashweights, 4 parcels, 10 kits, 232 drums, 22 platforms, 32 axle arms, 208 plates, 54 case bottles. 14 qr-boxes, 150 pairs wheels, 8 buflers, 16 springs, 10 pieces, 12 poles, 3 machines, 3 cages birds 12 vyces, 1 ram, 6ewes, 12 sheep. Consignees —Mrs Pope, Miss Dicken, A. J. White, Coates, Dr Symes, Campbell, John Lewis, Milner, Thompson, C W Turner, N. Suckling, R. Green, Heywood and Co, Geo. Packe, A. Grossman, W. Reeves, G. Fletcher, Geo. Gould, Butler, Morrow, Bassett and Co H. Davis, L. E. Nathan and Co, Rev S. McFarlane. Wilson, Sawtell and Co, G. W- Balfour, Mason, Struthers and Co. Sir C. Wilson, J. Ballantyne and Cc E Reece and Co, Cook and Ross, Wood, Shand and CO. J. Sherriff, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co, J Sinclair, Miles, Hassal and Co, J. R. Lysaght, R. Black, J. White and Co, Edwards, Bennett and Co, 11. Fisher, J. Mendelson, H. Hawkins, J. H. Spencer and Co Hall and Co, Nashelski, Minister Public Works J. P. Jameson, Maples Bros, Canterbury Fibre Company, B. Cass, Everett Bros, G.L. Bsath and P Co, R. Wilkin. P. C. Threlkeld W. Strange and Co, N. Z. Shipping Company, Birch andCo, J. Anderson and Co, J. T. Ford, Lightband, Allan and Co. . Per XXX—I4 cords firewood. Consigned to to order. _ , , Per Edward—l7,ooo feet timber. Consigned to order. EXPOHTB. Per Annie—l 3 tons coals, 40 bags flour, 6 sacks wheat, 4 pkgs. Shippers—Montgomery, Wilson. The schooner Elizabeth Curie hence arrived at Wellington yesterday. She left here on the 7th. The brig Emma arrived at Port Chalmers on September 7th from the Mauritius with 8800 pockets of sugar. She encountered much heavy weather after passing the Leewards, and had to .heave-to several times, the sea making a clean breach over her. The whaling barque Splendid arrived at Port Chalmers Heads on the 7th. and anchored. She would ship supplies and leave for the cruising urounds off the Solanders on the following day. She reported having landed sealing parties at the Macquarries, and before she left there on the 28th inst thirteen sea elephants had been captured. In noticing the recent departure of the E.M.S.S. Bangalore recently, with the Australian and New Zealand mails, the "Australasian" says:—"The Bangalore on this trip is freighted with the largest amount of treasure which has left this bottom for some time. It is made up of 50,9540zs of gold, valued at £203,318; and thirty boxes containing 155,900 sovereigns from this port, in addition to 491000 sovereigns from Sydney. The united values of the shipment is £850,718." With three-quarters of a million of money, the Bangalore would be a fine prize for a privateer, if such a ship now roamed the seas.