SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 925, 12 June 1877, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OK LYTTELTON. Weather Report. June 12—9 am., weather overcast Barometer. .‘10.37 : thermometer. 43. High Water. To-Morrow. Morning, 5.20 ; night, 5.52. Arrt v?:t> —June 12. Derwent, brig, 22 tons, Thompson, from Newcastle. Cleared — -Tune 11, Fawn, brig, Veal, for Brisbane. Jane Hannah, schooner, Gay, for Gatlin’s River. June 12. Courier, ketch, 31 tons, .Sinclair, for Pigeon Bay. J. G. Coleson, brigantine, Alfred Ramsley, for Wellington. Lucy James, ketch, John Clarkson, for A murk Sailed —June 11. Jane Douglas, s.s., Frazer, for Napier. Wellington, s.s., Lloyd, for Northern Ports. Passengers—saloon, for Wellington : Miss Selwyn Smith, Mr Bradham; for Manakau : Mr and Mrs Macquarrie. Steerage —For Wellington : Messrs J. White, Jointon, and Kinsman. Hawea, s s., 462 tons, Wheeler, for Dunedin. Steerage -Mr McKenzie. June 12. Quiver, ketch, Smith, for Lo Ben’s Bay. Kestrel, ketch, Lamb, for Le Eon’s Bay, The brig Derwent was coming up the harbor when "our express left port to-day. The Spec, schooner, loads for Wanganui. The s.s. Jane Douglas took aboard 1600 bags flour and sailed for Napier at 3 pan. yesterday. The s.s. Hawea took in cargo at the Screw-pile Jetty and sailed at 2.40 p.m, yesterday. The Otago Times says“ Wo notice by the Jerusalem shipping list for April that the 4dp Zclnndia is loading at London for Canterbury, and to sail May sth. The European Mail lias her down as loading for this port, and so has Mitchell’s Register. ” The wreck of the s.s. Express was sold on Thursday by Messrs P. Grant and Co., to Mr George Grey, of Grey and Sons, Riverton, for the sum of £135. A Wanganui paper, speaking of the St. Xilda, s.s., resuming the coastal trade, says:—•“ We believe that her now route will bo Wellington, Dunedin, and Tnnaru, with an occasional trip to Wanganui and Manukau, timing her visits to this port by the periodical recurrence of spring tides. The modus operandi will probably be to bring on here a portion of her cargo of breadstuff's after partial discharge in Wellington, then load cattle for Manukau.” ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP OTAGO. This handsome ship of the Albion Company, noted for the quick passages she has made and for her beautiful lines, put in an appearance yesterday morning. She is a composite vessel, with iron top sides, and was built by the same people as the Wellington and her sister ships. The Otago will bo berthed at the Gladstone Pier to-day to discharge her coal, and load for England. Her commander. Captain Peebles, informs ns that she left Port Chalmers at 2 p.m. on Friday with a N.E. breeze, and made the Peninsula at daylight on Sunday morning. The wind then went round to S.W., blowing from that quarter till East Head was rounded, when it changed to hi .W.. taking the vessel off the land. In the afternoon it changed to S W., and the ship beat in against it, the pilot boarding her at 8 p.m. on Sunday night. She was worked close into the land, and anchored two miles outside the Hoads at midnight. Yesterday morning a N.E. breeze sprang up. and she ran in before it, anchoring off the Breakwater at 10 a.m.

SHIPPING- TELEGRAMS,

Auckland, June 11

Arrived —Nellie and Marion, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Ladybird, for the South. Passengers for Lyttelton—Thomas Seaman, Von Dadclscn, and Creighton

'Wellington, Juno 11. Sailed—Wan alcn, for South. Passengers—Mrs Mustrou and Mr Pentecost. Hokitika. June 11.

Soiled yesterday- —Clematis, tor Lyttelton. The Lioness towed in to-day the Prosperity, from Melbourne; Isabella Anderson, from Oaiharu; Lizzie Guy, from Lyttelton; Wanganui, from Dunedin. In the roadstead are the ketches Sarah and Mary, Alert, and Howard, to be towed in to-morrow. The bar is good. __