SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1235, 18 February 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POKT OF LYTTELTON. WKA.THFR Report—Februarylß. 9 a.m.—Wind, S.W., light; weatbor, clear and blue sky. Barometer, 30.26 ; thermometer, oi.Ou. High Water—(To-morrow.) Morning, 6.26; niglit, 5.32. Arrived— February 16. T .,.. Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Bennett, from Little Akaloa. Master, agent. . Pio-oou Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, from Figeon Bay. Master, agent. February 17. . , Jnnnett, ketch, 41 tons, McDonald, from Okaiu s MalcolmHrom Northoim —^looT^Mr’ST^r^Gilihi^ia^^'MM^^Hnifs^y, Misses Triawer, Ulkjar, Messrs Stogdale, D. C. Turner, Oliver, W. Conyers. O. and L. Hooper Tisch, Wanchop, Masters Held (2), TJ.S, Minstrel Troupe (12). and 2 in the steerage. II Arrives —February) 18. Wakatipn, s.s., 1158 tons. Cameron, from Port ChalmersT Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon : Misses Canke, Falkeuer, Messrs D. Mills, Glasgow, Dixon, Dawson, George, Black, Hope, Chapman, and 4 in steerage. . Star of the South, s.s., 175 tons, Christian, from Wellington and Gore Bay. Hcywood and Co., agents. Cleared— February 18. Amateur, ketch, 25 tons, Neilson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. , , . . Taranaki, s.s., 327 tons, Malcolm, for Port Chalmers. Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Wakatipn, s.s., 1158 tons, Cameron, for Sydney, via Wellington, Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Sailed—Febrnary 15. . Ciree, brigantine, 145 tons, Alexander, forKaipara, in ballast. C. W. Turner, agent. Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Rutter, for Little Akaloa. Master, agent. Expected Arrivals. Prom "London Janies Wishart, Fernglen, Lnrline, Pleiades, Loch Croe, Malacca, W From°' Port Chalmers—Wnnaka, Feb. 19th; Hawea, Feb. 26th; Taranaki, Feb. 21st. From Calcutta—Rio Loge, Inchgreen. From Melbourne, via South—Alhambra, ieb. 22nd. , , „ From Newcastle —Waratah, Fawn, From Thames —Kate McGregor. From Wangaroa—Mary Ann Annisoa. From Auckland via East Coast —Hawea, Feb. 19th. From Wellington and Nelson—Ringarooma, Feb. 18th. From Wellington—Endeavour. From Wellington, via Gore Bay—Star of the South, Feb. 18th. From Melbourne, via North —Albion, Fob. 26th. From Kaikouras and Wellington—Tni, s.s., this day. Projected Departures. For London—Carnatic, Wanganui, Antares. For Auckland, via East Coast —Wanaka, Feh. 19th; Hawea, Feb. 26th. For Northern Ports—Taranaki, Feb. 21st. For Port Chalmers—Taranaki, Feb. 18th; Hawea, Feb. 19th. For Valparaiso—Laju, For Melbourne via South—Ringarooma, Feb. 18th; Albion, Feb. 26th. For Auckland —Fairlio. For Sydney, via Wellington—Wakatipn, Feb. 18th. For Akaroa—Hawea, Feb. 19th. For Timaru, via Dunedin and Bluif—Star of the South, Feh. 18th. For Hobart Town—Ringarooma, Fob. 18th; Albion, Feb. 26th, For Melbourne, via North—Alhambra. Feb. 22nd. For Kaikouras, via Wellington—Tni, s.s., this flay. Vessels at the Wharves. Gladstone Pier—Antares, loading ; Hereford, discharging; Ellorn, discharging; Wanganui, discharging ; Carnatic, loading. No. 3 Wharf—Auguste Friedrich, [Queensland, Southern Cross, discharging. No. 4 Wharf—Emperor, Lorna Doone, discharging. Tunnel Wharf—Holstein, Enterprise, Mary Anderson, Emerald, discharging; Fairlie, loading. Peacock’s Wharf—Volunteer, discharging. A barque from the North was signalled this morning. The Wakatipn, s.s., and the Star of the South, s.s., arrived this morning; the former sails for Wellington and Sydney this afternoon, and the latter for Timarn to-morrow. The Taranaki sails South this afternoon. The Circe, sailed for Kaipara, in balluat, on Saturday evening. From a letter, dated January 28th, from Mr Walter Hood, the charterer of the brigantine Omaha, we learn that that vessel made another fine run of three days and a half from Lyttelton to the Chatham Islands, having left the former port on the night of January 14th, made the Chathams on the night of the 17th, anchored in Wangaroa on the 18th, and landed her stock all well. At the date of the letter the Omaha was at the Chathams, and had on board 142 bales wool, shipped at Chadleigh’s and Patterson’s station, but owing to the wind coming in, she had to leave before finishing loading. Sho was bound to Pitts and South-east Islands to ship about 80 bales wool, and after calling at two or three more places, would sail for Lyttelton, and in all probability from thence to Auckland.—Auckland “ Herald.”