SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1241, 27 February 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POUT OF ‘LYTTELTON. Weather Retort—February 27. 9 a.m.—Wind, N E , Iteht; weather, clear ami bine sky. Bafraiei er. 30.37: thermometer, 56.60. ITigh Water— (To-morrow.) Morning, 1.05; night, 1.25. Arrived—February 26. Colonist, schooner, 43 tons, Bailey, from Peloms Sound. Cuff and Graham, agents. 1 Cleared— February 26. . ’ XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Donovan, for AKaroa. Master, agent. „ To Volunteer, schooner, 22 tons, Mnrquet, for Lo Bon’s Bay. Master, agent. , Bichard and Mary, schooner, 44 tons, Britt, to Nydia Bay, in ballast. Cuff and Graham, agents. Arthur Wakefield, schooner, 45 tons, Knk, for Nelson. Boyse, Stead and Co., agents. Mary Anderson, schooner, 52 tons, McKenzie, for Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Cleared— February 27. Marion, schooner, 68 tons. Austin, for Picton, in ballast. Cuff and Graham, agents. ~ Alice Jane, ketch, 27 tons, Johnson, foi Akaroa. M Annie, a ketch, 14 tons. Fisher, for Heathcote. Master, agent. Sailed —February 26. Endeavour, schooner, 79 tons, Dick, for Oamarn. Master, agent. ~ , _ . . Enterprise, brigantine, 84 tons, Mnndle, for Hokitika. P. Cunningham and Co, agents. .... Fairlie, barqueutine, 117 tons, Norris, for Auckland. C. B. Taylor, agent. _ ~ Tanno, s.s., 461 tons, Carey, for Dunedin. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—saloon: Mr and firs Howland, Messrs Boss, S. E. Higgett, prewer, Cameron, Pyne, Clark, McKeeze. Neighbours, Beaumont, Fuller, Spring, Wigore, G. S. Husband, and excursionists. . , , . Hnwea, s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, for Auckland via East Coast. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—saloon for Wellington : Mrs McDonald, Messrs Mathews, J. Dransfleld; for Auckland: Mr S. Howell; steerage: Messrs E. Burke, Everson, M. Ormond, J. Matheson. Sailed —February 27. XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Donovan, for Aknroa. Ma.ster, agent. Mary Anderson, schooner, 52 tons, McKenzie, for Wellington. Cull and Graham, agents. Elizabeth Curie, schooner, 76 tons, Johnson, for Timaru, Master, agent. Imports. Per Naiad—473 tons coal. Consignees—Langdown and Co. . _ Per Derwent—34o tons coal. Consignee—K. Taupo—Under bond, ex City of Sydney, from San Francisco—ll cases, 1 box, 7 pkgs. Under bond, ex Margaret Galbraith, from London—lo qr-coskm wine. Free, from Auckland—l case, 13 phgs. Free, from Wellington—4 cases, 8 empties, 128 pkgs, 100 cases salmon, 20 kegs, 4 bales. Consignees—Eev. P. Hennebery, C. W. Turner, Morris. Gray, Order, H. Davis and Co., M. Montague, Mackav. Albion Brewing Co., Miles, Hassal and Co., Wilson, Sawtell and Co., Llglitband, Allen and Co. _ . Per Hawes —Under bond, ex warehouse, from Dunedin—3 pkgs cigars, 1 case do. Under bond, ex Wakatipu, from Dunedin —1 pci. Under bond, ex Wellington, from Glasgow—4 cases, 1 tank. Free, from Dunedin—l3s pkgs, 46 cases, 2 qrcasks 5 bags, 60 boxes soap, 2 crates, 3 boxes. Consignees—Order. Hallenstein Bros., Maling aud Co New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., GQtespio, Hannah, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co., IHennebcry, Bank of New Zealand, Dean Bros., Howard, D. Mills. Per Lurtitvs—l7oß cases, 518 csks, 101 J bales, 622 Tbdles, 917 brls. 71 crates, 27 hhds. 4 dogs, 132 pkges, 2 pels, 1442 boxes, 1250 sks, 884 drums, 1 chest plate, 27 trusses, 12 tongs, 6 anchors, 2814 bags, 252 kegs 234 jars seed, 20,000 slates, 1 garden roller, 11 oven doors. 25 tubes, 5 tierces, 9 trunks. 111 camp ovens, 113 do covers. 63 grindstones. Consignees— J Tavler. A. Bose, N. Marchant, R. Gavbott, J. T. Brown, F. Barber, G. Gould, C. W. Turner, Order, and Co.» Xj. E. Nathnn ftnd Co, ; Dp. Campbell. Dalgety, Nichols and Co., W, Christian, G. if. Moore, K. Walton and Co, Mrs Pope. J. Lewis, Milmw and Thompson, Duncan and Sou, Butter wort.i Bros., the Bishop of Canterbury, Canterbury College. Guthrie and Laruach, E. Forbes, J. Withers, Miles, Hassal and Co.,J. Ballantyne and Co., Brown and Smith, N,Z.L. and M.A. Co., Sargood, Son and Ewon, U- Solwyu Smith. A. Mbore and Co., Sclandors, Fletcher and Co., G. L. Beath and Co., E. Binstead, A. Simpson, Mrs Wright, Hale and Co., J. Anderson, Mason, Strnther.s and Co., E. Lusk, Edwards, Benueß and Co, Morrow, Bassett and Co., G. Booth, Twentyman and Coasiu, Orr and Co,, L. Harper, D. Morrow. Exports. Per XXX—I ton Hour, 10 sacks potatoes, 22 do oats. 22 do bran, 25 do chaif, 8 do sharps, 1 box tea, 500 palings, 1 ton potatoes, -2 mats sugar, 1 box mearJ barley, 1 case kerosene, 1 bag table salt, 1 tin ■coffee, 3 cases, 1 jar. Shippers-6. W- Trirnti, Clifford o,nd Co., Banks, Wilson, Sawtell «nd Co., Dransfleld and Co., Clark, Barnett. Per Mary Anderson—lls bales chaff, 190 bags bran. Shippors-H. Moffatt, Saunders and Hendens on. . Per Endeavour—lo empty tanks. Shippers— N.Z.S. Co. , . .. , Per Arthur Wakefield —250 sacks wheat, -o clo oats. Shippers—Eoyse, Stead aud Co. Per Enterprise—lso sacks oats, 150 do wheat, 19 cases cheese, 6 do gas retorts, 12 do bacon, 1)0 •sacks chaff, 31 bales do, 18 do hay, 18 sacks potatoes, 58 do malt, 21 do seed, 20 cases coffee, 80 bags oattmefiZ. Shippers—P. Cunningham and Co., Erausfield and Roper, N.Z.S. Co., W. H. Briton, E H Sanks, T. H Green, Eoyse. Stead and Co., Robert Wilkin, Trent Bros., Watt and Co. Per Taupo—Free for Dunedin: 4 cases, 5 pkgs, 13 cases bacon, SSO bales wool, 39 pkgj fruit, 10 boxes wire. Shippers—J. Farland, Cntf and Graham, Eoyse, Stead su4 Co., Husband, Wood, Shand and Co, , Per Hawea —Free, for Wellington 12 cases, I box 1 shoo, 1 axle, 25 sacks grass seed, SO do oats, 19 do seed. 50 do flour, 50 do bran, 2 parcels, 1 trunk, 10 kegs butter, 1 coop fowls, 3 pkgs. tree, for Napier—B6 sacks grass seed. 116 do seed, Jb cases cheese. 26 eases, 3 do bacon, 1 trunk, 80 bdls uvixo, 2 do springs, 2 baies, 14 pkgs, 18 casks, 1-Thalf-ohests, 7 boxes tea, 50 sacks oats, 300 sheep, 6 kegs, 23 cases bacon, 30 pkgs- For Tauranga—l6 cases, 5 pkgs, 5 box is, 4 half-cheats, I bale, 9 boxes, 7 kegs. For Gisborne—lo cases. 2 boxes, 3 ovens, 16 kegs, 1 bdl, 2 bales. For Auckland—# W.ws, 21 cases, 6 bags, 110 sacks malt, 100 do wheat, I ook, .5 bags flour, 8 pkgs. Shippers—Lightband, Allen and Co., Cuff and Graham, J. Wilson, G. Thompson, T. J- Maling and Co., Dra.usilold and Roper, E. H. Banks, Matheson’s Agency, fi Boyle. G- Mackay, C W. Turner, W. C. Hill. Mason. Strutaers and Co Hay Brothers, McConnell Brothers, J. Gumour. R. Wdkin, Miles, Hassal and Co., a'oathbridge Bacon Company, Watt and Co., Ford and ■Ce J Eobinson, W. Davis and Co., W. Wilson, WaWhop and Co., N.Z.S. Company, P Cunningham ntnd Co., Eoyse, Stead and Co., Arkle, W. Marble, W. Cuddon. jWThe schooner Colonist [arrived from Peloms Sound last evening. The Mary Anderson, for Wellington, and the Elisabeth Carle, for Timaru, sailed this morning. A brig from the North was signalled this momip au d was coming up the harbour when onr exp,.'3,;s let Port at Ip.m. ARRIVAL OF THE BARQUE LUELINE FROM * LONDON. This beautiful barffiTP pnt in an appearance yesterday, and Messrs C. W. Turner and Co , her owners, have no cause t<J ])9 displeased with her performance, as with a full WS°> she has made one of the smartest passages of tie Reason, hiving been only 86 days from anchorage fOAtochorage, 84 from the Lizard, aud 79 days from laud to Una. On going aboard, our representative received *■ giearty welcome from Captain Adair, and had a lOQtk ! round the ship. She was wonderfully clean, and so j exquisitely neat, that she presented the appearance rather of a first-class yacht than of an ordinary trading vessel, The passage has been a most prosperous one. unmarked by any special incident, ibe Lurline brings a largo and valuable cargo, but no passengers, a fact which strikes one as strange, knowing Captain Adair, aud seeing tip, splendid accommodation, certainly unsurpassed in ifow Zealand traders. The following is the Captain e report:- Left S. \?/- India. Docks obNol 23rd aud proceeded to Graves- 1 .end. Left there in tow of a steam tug on the 25th ; ; and .cast .off the hawser when off Dungeunese, and scadc sail. Experienced a heavy southerly gale during the night, and on the 27th put back to the D wus. Whilst lying there experienced three heavy S W, and southerly gales in succession, but on December 2nd the wind changed, and before a iavor ble breeze the Luriine .piDeeded down channel. On Dec 3rd, lauded pilot at Start Btoip, toe •wind ceing light and northerly, and on the Uu took final departure from the Lizard. Had prorate IS. and easterly winds aerota the Bay ,of Biscay, and thence N. W. and northerly to Madeira, which was pwssed on the 12th. Caught tno N-E----trades in 31.18 N. They proved moderate n&d flue. In 19 N„ W., exchm ged signals with the British ship Drnmlanrig, of Liverpool, from Liverpool to Melbourne, same time out as the Lurline Lost the N.E. trades jn 6.18 N. and 27 W., and thence had baffling v.mvia to the Equator, getting the S.t. trades on the Llnfljn 29.30 W. on the 28th. That same day passed the) British ship Frirce Louis, of St. John’s, New Brans;,vulf, from London to Adelaide, 29 days from the Downs;. Hn'). moderate S.E. trades aud fine weather, and on the . 31st exchanged signals with the British ship Evelyn, of Liverpool, from London to Sydney, 27 days out from the Downs. Remained in company with the ship to 34 S., when the trades were lost, and thence had moderate N. and N.W. winds to <Tj.ptmi R’Acunha, which was reached January 12tb the vessel Iviug becalmed off it for two days. •Passed the JUdridnn of the Cape of Good Hope on tho 23rd Jhid fresh N.W. and westerly winds to the Croaks wllich were passed to the southward on the 29,th. n"™* morning passed two largo icebergs in hit. 47.20 ti, J assed Kergnelan s hind to ti e north on February h%r, tl,e sea being completely covered with seaiowl, 'Tns nc0 _ to tlio meridian of Cape Lenwin had light vfikfainy } vul , s and fine weather. On tho Pth exchanged 8 with the British barque Earl of Derby, of Glasgow, from Liverpool to Sydney, 68 days cut, in lat. 49 S., 106 Vi, Passed tlie Lenwin in 49 S. on Feb. Hth. Light N.W. and westerly to passing Tasmania on the 18th, in lat. 50 S.; from thence to ttm Snares, which were passed within sight at noon on the 2 st, had strong winds njid disagreeable weather. Had favorable westerly winds, thence to Nnggets, which were passed at noon on tjm 22nd. Here a *\gbt N.E. breeze was experienced. On the 23rd abreast of Otago Heads, and on tin) 24th i tp-c 8 ppinaru. Wore off Banks’Peninsula .on the ot.i, calm and lig) t winds to .making tho Heads on iN »,T°ok the pilot aboard at 10 um- Biup lo au at 11 NEW STEAM LAUNcN i r oh LYTTELTON. By tho s.s. Taupo arrived froi? l Auckland the tftcam launch Eclipse, which has Uv Mr C. Vince to run at Lyttelton. l v ? f ip jl H*ood€G vssic'a about fct® sam« bjzq jftfi v 3 # «

Government steam launch, and was built in Scotland, and came out to Wellington in the ship Forfarshire. Captain Casey, of Auckland, purchase 1 her, and has been running her at the Bay of Islands for the last twelve months. She is built entirely of teak, and her bottom is sheathed with galvanized iron. Her rate of speed is nine knots, and we understand her engines are in excellent repair, and that a new boiler has been recently fitted. She was licensed to carry thirty passengers up North, and is well fitted with necessary gear, and in a good state of repair. Tlie carriage of the boat from the North cost Mr Vince the large sum of £75. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Nelson, February 26. Shaw, Saville and Co.’s torque Celestial Queen, arrived at the outer anchorage, 86 days from Portland. She is not yet communicated with. Wellington, February 26. Arrived —Ship Benvenue, from London. Lefttbo Docks on November 19tb, aud lost sight of land on December Ist. Made the laud here on February 12th. Had a fair weather passage. She brings a full cargo, aud about twenty passengers. Auckland, February 27. The Taranaki sailed for the South yesterday afternoon. Passengers for Lyttelton—Dr. and Mrs Smith, Mr Wilkin, Mrs Jackman. Wellington, February 27. Sailed—Aspasia, for Lyttelton. Bluff, February 27. Arrived—Tarama. She left Melbourne on the 20th, at 5 p.m.; arrived at Hobart Town on the 22nd; left next day, arriving at the Bluff this morning. She experienced fine weather during the passage. She brings 56 saloon, 48 steerage passengers, and 320 tons cargo for all ports. She sails for Dunedin at 4 p in. Passengers—saloon : For Lyttelton, Messrs Cowell, Graham, Jewitt, Goodman, Beaumont, Mr, Mrs, and Master Garrick; six in steerage; 30 tons cargo.