SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1255, 27 March 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LTTTELTON. Weather Rei-oht—March 27. 9'a.m.—Wind. N.E., la-coze; weather,overcast. Barometer, 30.25. Thermometer. 56.00. High Water— (To-morrow.) Morning, 00.00; night, 00.10. Arrived—March 2<i. Enterprise, brigantine, St tons, Mnndle, from Hokitika. P. Cunningham and Co, agents. E.U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Green, from Le Bon's Bay. Matter, agent. „ ~ , l Herald, schooler, 63 tons, McDonald, from Peloms Sound. Master, agent. Mary King, schocner, 74 tons, Ayers, irom Polorus Sonne!. O. Muokay, agent. Tni, s.s., 64 tons, Wills, from Kaikoums, Wellington and Foxton. Geo. Mackay, agent. Arrived—March 27. Emperor, brig, 284 tons, Cle'ary, from Newcastle. Master, agent. Cleared—March 26. Endeavour, schooner, "9 tons, Diek, for Oamarn. Master, agent. CißAUED—March 27. Pelham, barque, 340 tons, Duncan, for Newcastle, iu ballast. C. W. Turner, agent. Tui ss., 64 tons, Wills, for Kaikouras, Weilinnto'n and Foxton. Geo. Mackay, aaent. St Kilcla, s.s., 174 tons, Floworday, for Onniaru and Dunediu. Boyse, Sead and Co, agents. Grnt'ton, s.s., 270 tons Anderson, for Wellington via West Coast. P. Cnmirpham and Co, agents. Sailed-Mm-cli2;. Tauno ss„ 461 tons Andrew, for Aucklaud via East Coast. T). Mills, igent Passengers-Saloon : Meows (iibson. Scott,McFarlaue. and Anguste. Southern Cross, ss., 139 tons, Holmes, for Napier. Master, agcrt. Linda Weber, brigiatine, lit tons, J. McKeuzie, for Auckland. J. B War, agent. Sailed— March 27. Wirnaka, ss., 278 tons, McGillivray, for Akaroa and Dunedtn. D. Mills, agent. Passengers for Dam din—Hessrs Brevas, Scrivm, and Agassiz, and Eudeavo'tr, schooner, 79 tons, Dick, for Oamarn. Margareil, ketci, 21 tons, Butter, for Little Akaloa. Master, agent. Imports. Per Tanpo -Under Arms Act, from Dnnediu: 2 cases gunpowder. Free: Circus gear, ao cases, 10 hhds, 1 bnggy, 1) kegs, 1 box, 20 pkgs, 2 bales leather, 2 trusses, a plates, 7 bags, 1 qr.-cask, 1 ba_ie, quantity of iron. Free, from Akaroa : 17 bales wool, 124 sks. seed, 33 cases cheese, 4 do. fruit, 1 box. 1 bag. Consignees—H. Hawkins, Cooper aud Bailey. I). Mills, W. Crowe, Hallenstcin Bros, J. Page, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.. Cut! and Graham. Matson and Co., Taylor, Lightbnnd, Allan, and Co., Order, Walton, Sr.ndstein, Peterson and Co., Atkinson, N.Z.L. & M.A. Co., Matson and Co., King and Co., G. Bfuckay, Nanoarrow, Lewis, national Mortgage Society.

Per Southern Cross—446 tons coal. Consignees —Montgomery aud Co. Per Wanaka—Under bond, ex Australia, from San Francisco: 6 ykgs. Free, from Auckland: 14 )>kgs, I bale. 1 piano. Free, from Napier: 1 box. Free, from Wellington: 1 box, 1 pel. ConsigneesOrder, Knapman, Suckling, Jameson, Pascoe, Mills, Lewis. Per St. Kilda—From Wanganui: 31 horses. Free, from Wellington: 4 trunks, 3 eases. Consignees— Bnckeridge, J. Goodman, Geo. JVlackay. Exports.

Per Taupo—Under bond, ex Alhambra, for Wellington : 11 tins staples. Free, for Wellington: 71 sacks oats, 5 cases, 220 sacks bran, 78 do sharps, 50 do grass seed, 20 boxes tinplates, 6 cases bacon. Free, for Napier: 6 cases, 1 trunk, 1 box. Free, for Poverty Bay: 1 safe. Free, for Auckland: 3 sacks peas, 5 cases bacon. Shippers —D. Mills. T. S. Payren and Co., Spencer and Co., Watt and Co., J. Gilmour. Cuff and Graham, Lightband, Allan, and Co., Bank of N.S. Wales, Southbridge Bacon Co., Wanchop and Cameron, Beck and Tor.ks. Per Southern Cross—lsoo sheep. ShippersFord aud Co.

Per Linda Weber—loo sacks oats, 400 do wheat, 150 do barley, 200 do flour, 800 bags flour, £OO cases castor oil. Shippers—P. Cunningham and Co., J. B. Way. Eoyse, Stead, and Co. Per Endeavour—lo bales cornsacks. Shipper— J. Wilson. The Endeavour sailed for Oamaru this morning. The Mary King and Herald, from Pelorus Sonndand the Enterprise, from Hokitika, arrived in har, bor last evening. The s.s. Tui arrived from Kaikouras, Wellington and Foxton last evening. She sails on her return trip at 6 p.m. The s.s. St. ET.da for Timaru. Oamaruand Dunedin, and the Grafton, for Wellington and West Coast, sail this afternoon. The s.s. Wp.uaka sailed for Akaroa aud Dunedin at noon this day. The brig Emperor, from Newcastle, was signalled this morning, and was coming up the harbor when onr express left port. The s.s. Southern Cross took aboard 1500 sheep at the Tunnel Wharf, and sailed for Napier last evening. The Antares sniled at 2.30 a.m. yesterday with a light sou'-west wind, which soon took her well clear of the land. The Linda Weber sailed for Auckland yesterday. The Mary Anderson, from the No. 3 Wharf to the Breastwork, and the Lizzie Guy, from the Tunnel Wharf to Peacock's Wharf, were shifted yesterday to load. The Wakatipu has been chartered to take the great Circus Company from Lyttelton to Welling, ton, and thence 'to Auckland. The barque Plunter sailed from Hobart Town on the 20th instant with a cargo of palings, shingles, and timber, consigned to W, H. Hargreaves. The brig Emperor is expected from Newcastle iu a few days with a cargo of 500 tons of coal for W. H. Hargreaves. A DEEELICT OFF MOEEAKI. The Dunedin "Morning Herald" says:—"Mr Cornishe's fishing cutter Nonpareil returned from a fishing cruise yesterday, and the master reports that at ten o'clock on Wednesday night, the wind blowing hard from N,E., with a high sea, being distant about two- miles off Moeraki, he nearly ran on to a vessel bottom upwards. The night was rather dark, hut •ihere was sufficient light to enable him to make her out to be a craft of about 100 tons, but owing to the high sea running, he could not ascertain anything more, nor did he deem it advisable to stand by until daylight. Can this be the missing v schooner Excelsior, which sailed from Lyttelton for Wellington some time ago, and has since been unheard of ? We know of no other vessel that has sailed from any New Zealand port lately that yet remains to be accounted for, and it is somowhat singular that the now reported derelict has not been seen ere this by one or more of the many vessels that are sailinp on oar coast, for she most likely would have been in the track of the various coasters sailing to Moeraki, Oamaru, and Timaru, although it is possible she may have drifted close in shore, and 60 have escaped observation. Whatever it may be, however, it behoves the Government to take some steps to remove so dangerous an obstruction to the navigation of out waters, if for no other purpose. The fishing cutter's crew would doubtless give all the information "hat they themselves possess." SHIPPINGJTELEGRAMS. Auckland, March 26. Sailed —Minnehaha, with timber, for Lyttelton. Port Chalmkrs, March 26. Arrived—Barque George Shotton, from Mauritius, 43 days out. She brings 643 tons sugar, for Dnnedin and Lyttelton. Ketch Alpha, from Catlin's River. Sailed—Beautiful Star, s.s., for Timaru. Timaru, March 26. Sailed—Ethel, brigantiue, for Oamaru j Janet Banisay, schooner, for Dunedin; Aunio Bow, "barquentine, for Newcastle. Blvfv, March 27. Tararua left Melbourne at 6 p.m. on the 20th, arrived at Hobart Town and left on the 23rd ; arrived at the Bluff this morning. Experienced iiue weather throughout. She brings 20 saloon, 22 steerage passengers, and 340 tons cargo for all ports. She sails at 4 p.m. for Dunedin. Passengers for Lyttelton—Mrs Simpson, Misses Harris and Stewart, Messrs Copper, Hill, and6insteeraa-e,and sixty tons cargo. For Wellington—Miss Dennett, Mr Meredith, and three steerage, and twenty-nine tons cargo. Port Chalmers, March 27. Sailed—Albion Co.'s ship Canterbury, with ten passengers and the following cargo:—2Bßl bales wool, 400 casks inllow, 3837 sacks flour, 4377 sacks wheat; value £65,162.