SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1251, 11 March 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT 0* LYTTELTON. iv r atji f.k R>’ >’° RT—M arc'll 11. „ Wn’nrl S'Y. breeze; weather, overcast. 9 *7O S 3. Thermometer, 53.00. Baro note ~ Yater—(To-morrow.) Morning, 10.01; iigWhlO.3o. arrived—March 9. Inchgreen, toW 1091 tons . Cook - from Cnl ‘ cntta. tons. Bascand, from "Wellington T i a uvJron’- P. Cunningham and Co., agents. 4 Bd Cresswed and child, Pasßtngers Thomby and Bnshe. • W Well Son. D. Mills, agent. Passengersfrc“ Sydney-Mr, Mrs, and Miss Turner, Messrs’ Smith, Hewitt, Pooley ; frorn rn„«t-N and Mrs Henderson, Mr and Mrs Hart, MU«es « ith and Hart, Hon. Robinson, Messrs Mntnaii Denton, Blackett, Moore, Shipton, Lang?*Mliams, Holm, Gillon, Orr, Drausfleld, Stock, Weston, Travers, Cook; 8 in Hteerff 5 : and 30 for South. S l e f r .ilda, s.s., 174 tons, Flowcrday, from Wan- ., Eovse, Stead and Co, agents. Passengers Messrs Morton and Marcroft, and Master Cl pnett, ketch, 17 tons, Molyneaux, from Pigeon ■Ro Master, agent. March 10. ;ourier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, from Pigeon Bay. MartoftheSouth, s.s., 174 tons, Christian, from lore Bay, via Wellington. Heywood andCo, agents. Passengers—Captain Carey and crew of the haique Gl Sa, 8 . s „ 228 tons. Kennedy, from Northern Ports. D. Mills, agent. Passenarers-Saloon: Mrs Boardman, Miss Ballantyno, Messrs Kennedy, Bostard, Basincout, Campbell, Johnston, McDougall, Smith Wvhart, and 8 steerage. b Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Berniche, from Dunedin. D. Mills, agent. Passengers Saloon: Messrs Hart, Ames, and Taylor. March 11. Pleiades ship, 997 tons, Settol, from London. Ecwl BeZtt, and Co., agents PassengersSe ond cabin: Miss Macready, Mr J. W. Sargisson, Mrs A S. Sargisson, Percy William Sargisson, Evelyn Sargisson, Elizth. L. Sargisson, Mr George Stubbs, Mary Stubbs, G. Butler, and A. E. Hadley. Steerage^— John P. Arthur, Chas. H Arthur, James Mackenzie, Jessie Mackenzie, Molly *Lickenzie, Thomas Austin, Eliza Austin, Sarah A. Austin, Rudolph Siedeuourg, and John Butler. Kenilworth, schooner, 113 tons, McDonald, fiom Auckland. . . „ ~ Eireflv, brig, 179 tons, Downing, from Newcastle. Pelham, barque, 340 tons, from Mauritius. C. W. Turner, aeeut. „ ~r . Arawata, s.s.. 323 tons. Underwood from Melliugtou and Nelson. Dalgety, Nichols, and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon, from Coast: Mrs Hartnell and child, Miss Louisa Alto, and Mi Mathews; 3 in the steerage, and 65 for south. Cleared—March 9. Onward, schooner, 69 tons, Rae, tor Auckland. Cntf an I Graham, agents. March 11. St. Kilda, s.s., 174 tons, Flowerday. for limaru and Dunedin. Boyse, Stead, and Co., agents. Star of the South, s.s., L 4 tons, Christian, foi Timaru and Oamaru. J. M. Heywood and Co., ag Haori. s.s., 118 tons, Berniche, for Nelson, Westport, Hokitika, and Greymouth. D. Mills, agent. 1 Luna, p.s., 217 tons, Bascand, for Wellington, Nels. n, Wostpoit, and Greymouth. P, Cunningham and Co., agents, Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne, via Sonth. Dalgety. Nmbols, and Co., agents. Sailed—March * . Onward, schooner, t>9 tons, Ilae, for Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. , _ . Lucy James, ketch, 28 tons, Clarkson, for Port Levy. F. Jenkins, agent. Antelope, cutter. 17 tons, Malcolmson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. Kestrel, ketch, 20 tons, Mortimer, for Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. Canny Scot, barge. 328 tons, Manson, for Newcastle, in ballast. W. Montgomery and Co., agents. Passenger—Mr J. Smith. Sailed —March * Wakatipti, s.s., 1158 tons, Cameron, for Port Chalmers,. D. Mills, agent. Passengers-30 original. _ Expected Arrivals. Prom London—Pleiades, M.P.K.P ; Loch Cree, M.S.Q.V.; Malacca, H.D.E.T.; Waikato, M.P.K.V.; Duke of Argyle, Assa, Soukar. Prom Port Chalmers—AV anaka, March 12th; Hawea, March 19th ; Wakatipn, March 15th. From Melbourne, via South —Buigarooma, March * 3 prom Newcastle—Pawn, Pleiades. From Auckland via East Coast Hawea, March 12th. T . 3 . Prom Auckland—Linda Weber. From Wel’ington and Nelson—Arawata, March 11th ; Eingarooma, March 18th. From Northern Ports—Taranaki, March 16th; Tnisvoa, March 14th. . prom Wellington, via Kaikouras—Tm, s.s., Timaru, via Dunedin —Maori, 5,6 , March Wellington—Sarah Pile. Projected Departures. For London Wanganui, Antares, Hereford, Ll fc’or Auckland, via East Coast-Wanaka, March irth • Hawea, March 19th. I For Port Chalmers—Hawea, March I2th; TaraBtt por*Melhourne via South—Arawata, March 11th ; Eingarooma, March 18th. , For Hobart Town—Eingarooma, March 18th. For Wellington- Spray. For Sydney—Wnkatipn, March 15tb.. For Chatham Islands —Omaha, t For Napier—Esther. , Por Wellington and Nelson—Eingarooma, March II For Kaikouras and Wellington-Tui, s.s., March Northern Ports —Taranaki, March 21st; Taiaroa, March 14th, For Newcastle— Canny Scot. For Timaru —Colonist. For Greymouth—Alert. _ ~ For Timaru and Oamaru —Star of the South, March 11th. TT , . For Algoa Bay—Hopeful. _ For Sydney—Mary Ann Anmson, Eio Logo. For Nelson via West Coast—Maori, March 11th, The Canny Scot, for Newcastle, and the Onward, for Auckland, sailed this morning. The Pelham, from Mauritius; Firefly, from Newcastle; and Kenilworth, from Auckland, were signalled this morning, and were beating up the harbor when our express left port. The s s Arawata arrived irom Wellington and Nelson at 3 a.m., and sails for Melbourne, via South, this afternoon. . .... The s s Maori, from Dunedin, arrived in harbor last evening. She sails for Nelson, via West Coast, th The ft s!s. oo Star of the South, for Timaru and Oamaru. and the St. Kilda, for Timaru, via Dunedin, sail this afternoon. „ . . The p.s. Luna sails for Wellington, Westport, and Greymouth this afternoon. A-RE7VAL of messes SHAW.SAVILLE and ARR CO.’S SHIP PLEIADES. Tim shin Pleiades was signalled this morning, ,md was coming op the harbour when our express 110 rt bhe left Deal on December 14th, and was ft? the Isle ofWight on the 17th. She took her flna/depatnre from the Lizard on the 20 A. and is therefore eighty-one days out from that point. She brines a number of passengers, and a large and valuable cargo consigned to Edwards, Bennett, » and Co. THE INCHGREEN. BARQUE, FROM CALCUTTA. Tim Inchgreen arrived from Calcutta on Saturday afternoon, and, in accordance with orders, anchored at the Heads. Captain Cook, her master came up to Lyttelton to buy stores to re-victual his vessel. It is as vet we understand, uncertain whether the barque will discharge here or proceed to Dunedin, but this will probably be decided to-day. home mouths' ago, we reprinted from the Melbourne ■“ Argus ” a description of this grand vessel. She was built some two years ago at Greenock, and, with the exception of her deck and running gear, is of metal throughout, her hull being of steel. Each of her sailors is provided with a separate berth, containing a chest of drawers, washing stand. &c„ and the necessary cooking and eating utensils are provided by the owners. The Inchgreen may therefore be fairly called a Phmsoll ship, and we hear that the good quarter provided lor the tailors (equal to many saloons) are thoroughly appreciated by the men, who prefer taking a little lower rate of wages for the extra commit provided to sailin'- in other ships at lull rates. Of great carrying°cap.;Cit.V, and built most substantially throughout, the Inchgreen is a credit to both Guilders and owners. Her muster Captain Cook, reports leaving Calcutta on Christmas Day, and •carrying fresh N.E. monsoons to 4 IS. A succession of calms and excessively light variable winds wore expelienced thence to 7 S. ( 21 days bavins been oocu■pied in sailing these eleven decrees,an average of only r little more than thirty-one miles day. The S.E. trades were then caught, and were tt.r, .carrying the barque to 2." dog. S. Light aud variables again prevailed to 42deg. S., the easting being run down on iho loth parallel as far as the Leuwin, aud thence to Tasmania in 19deg. S. The westerlies were fresh, stud were carried to making fixe Snares, on Monday last. Up the coast had light oulliiug winds, with the exception of one fresh southerly blow of a few hours’duration. The Heads were made on Sat ur,biv morning, the barque anchoring at 1 p.m. Her is principally corusacks aud woolpacks, of which she lias 1300 tous on board. 'J he three weeks’ light weather iu the doldrums have prevented her from mhit'o 11 rapid passage, but we understand she has shown splendid capabilities of speed daring the trip, /HE GLENCOE. Captain Carey, tote master of this unfortunate vessel accompanied by the crow, arrived from Gore Biiv in the .Star ot the Eonth yesterday. It appears the vussol was moored to the Government buoy on Saturday, March 2nd, and additional security hud one anchor down, A strong north easier was blowing and the vessel dragged both anchor and mioorings, aud went ashore close ito the Hon, Mr Eobinson’s lauding ploci, speedily becoming a wl . cC k. The crow all got ashore wifely, and 'saved most of their clothes. Captain Lunsford, ■sn, veror of the Insurance Association, is at Gore Rn , ‘ The Mrque’s deck and bulwarks were above when the Star of the South left Gore Bay ou Saturday. Captain Carey aud the Messrs Duldy were the owners of the vessel, wh.ch was Insured fr.r CloOO iu the South British, but that company £ave reinsured tar half that amount. AUCKLAND SHIPPING, "The ketch Clematis, bound for this port, crossed I wbooner for Whang*. rofMSaWwwr tw 4 wutucw ou MarcU lull.