SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1265, 8 April 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. ' Weather Report—April 8. 9 a.m.—Wind. S.W. light • weather, overcast. Barometer. 30.36. Then meter, 56.00. High Water (To- aorrow.) Morning, 8.52; night, 9 1, Arrived—April 8. Wakatipn, s.s., ilsß tons, Cameron, .rom Fort Chalmers. D. Mills, agent Passeugers-baloou - Mr and Mrs Ashton, Mr and Mrs K.nnietz, Mrs Thomson, Messrs Macdonald, b. R. Uraut. Cochrane, Wood, 7 in steerage, and 2 for North Malacca, barque, 593 tons, Dickenson, from London. New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. Taiaroa, s.s , 228 tons, Kennedy, tram Northern pons. . Mills, agent. Passengers-sakmu : Mesdames Shxttrass, Hammond and two children, Wilicox, Jones and two cnildicu, Chal lers, V. eeks, Misses Norton, Pnrtou, Brown, Fosbery, Messrs Perston, Hart, Turner, Brown, Wall, Bowen, Barkley. Clark. Patterson, Clarke, three steerage, and six for aonth. . Torea. schooner, 78 tons, Grundy, from Kaipara, J. B. Way, agent. , , Jannett, keuch, 41 tons, McDonald, from Okam s Bay, Master, agent. , . uouner, ketch, ol tons, Sinclair, from Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. _ , . Wollamai, brigantine, 143 tons, C Bropliy, from Port Chalmers. Cuff and Graham, agents. Planter, barque, 232 tons, H. Robinson, from Hobart Town, W. H. Hargreaves, agent. April 7. „ Linnett, ketch, 17 tons, Molyneanx, from Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. . T .... Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Moms, from Little Akaloa. Master, agent. . , Blackwall, ketch, 26 tons, Green, from Okam s Bay. Master, agent. , „ Bee, schooner, 31 tons, Shepherd, from Amun Bluff blaster, agent. , Kestrel, ketch, 20 tons, Mortimer, from Macintosh nay. Waster, agent. Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Rutter, from Little Akaloa. Ma te*f agent Southern Cross, s.s., 139 tons, Holmes, from Napier. Master, agent. Passenger-One. Hawea. s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, from Port Chalmers and AKaroa. D, Mills, agent Passengers saloon: From Duaediu, Mr and Mrs bardsley, Mesdames Sullivan and Bindley, Miss Wilson, Messrs Miller, Murdock, Hoskins, Wren, Hack, Randall, Duder, seventy excursionists; from Akaroa, steerage, Mr and Mrs Walker and two children, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Conaghy, Messrs Morley and Cordial. Sailed—April 6. Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne, via South. Dalgety, Nichols and Go., agents. Passengers—saloon ; For Dunedin, Messrs W. H. Lauee, J. M. Holworthy ; steerage, Messrs Warne, Dimoud, and Burns, and twenty original. Ta.aroa, s.s., 228 tons, Kennedy, for Port Chalmers. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—Six original Stat'd the So th, s.s., 175 tons, Ghristiau, lor Bluff, via intermediate ports. J. M. Heywood and s s., 64 tons, Wills, for Kaikouras, Wellington, and Foxtou. G-o. Mackay, agent. April 7. Annie, ketch, 14 tons, Fisher, for Port Levy. Master agent. Cleared—April 8. Southern Cross, a.s,, 139 tons, Holmes, for Napier. Master, agent. . Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, for A ckland via East Court. D. Mills, agent. E. U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Green, for Le Boa’s Bav. Muster, agent £estr..l, ketch. 20 tons, Mortimer, for Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. , Sailed—April 8. Circe, brigantine, Do tons, Alexander, for Maun. kan. C. W. Tomer, agent. Imports. Per Southern Cross—l 4 rams, 1 horse, 1 donkey engine. Consignees—Ford and Co., Talbot, McC Per Torea—6s,oooft timber. Consignees—W. Montgomery and Co. Per Arawata—Free, from Wellington, 1 0 cases fruits, 1 case, 2 trusses; under bond, from Wellington, 2 cases, 1 trunk. Consignees—Mr Hawkes, Mr McNicnol, Thompson and Shaunak, Miles, Hassal and Co., Order. Per Planter—3l,(XXfft sawn timber, 19.000 oft palings, 16,000 6ft palings, 65,000 shingles, 170 cases lam, Consignee—W. H. Hargreaves. rer St ~r of the South—Under bond, ex Warehouse from Wellington, 150 cases whiskey; free, 40 door*, *2 pkgs sashes, 1 cask zinc, 11 cases groceries, 50 do kerosene. Consignees—W Usou, Saw tell ami Co.. Bullock and Co., Oir and. Co. Per Toi—Under Arms Act, from Wellington, 2 cases powder; free, X steam winch, 20 pkgs sugar, 6 boxes caudles; free, from Kaikouras, 24 bales wool, 1 do skins, 3 pkgs. Consignees—H- ywood, Akaroa, Beck and Tonks, Hawkins, Edwards, Bennett and Co., Wilkins, Geo. Mackay. Per Taiaroa —Under bond, ex Wakatipn, from Wellington, 2u9 cases, 8 bales, 2 pels, o 0 pkgs, 2 casks 2 bdis, 3 spring carts, 1 tip do, 1 sample do, 2 baJa nuts; free, from Manukau, 2 cases, 1 engine; free from Nelson, 6 bales hops, 4 pkgs, 1 harmouium. 2 .cases ; free, from Wellington, 1 case, 1 pel. Consignees Cuff and Graham, J. V. Brown, Vincent and Co.. Pillow, Everett Bros., Waller, D. Per Hawea, under bond, ex warehouse, from Dunedin—4 kegs tobacco; under Arms Act, 24.500 cm,, 6’ cwt shot, 800 cartriuges; nnexammed luggage, ex Wild Dee r, 2 cases; free, 63 boxes. 63 coses ,4 bales. 7 pckges 14 Imds. 10 “% 10 . I£ - hlids, 6 kilderkins, 0 plates iron,- kegs, 1 jar, 10 kilderkins ‘Weis,"‘T nox; 9"fiasS§f Go HI eiguees—Order Mason, otrutbers and Co., King, Murd ck, Bowman, Cuff and Graham, Wilson, Sawtell and Co. White, Pavitt, Wauchop and Cameron, Montague, Isaacs, smith, Scott, Mills, Chong v hn, Z ch.iriab, Kemptborue, Prosser and Co., Booth, Crowe, Moune, Hallenstem Bros., Sufflcld, Clark, Edwards, Bemiftt and Co., Ah 'Pni, Jameson Bros., Williams, Hawkins, Savage, Ba.\ton, Sinclair, Newton. Pe” Malacca—7iß drums, 482 casks, 108 firkins, 144 brls 1 o buds, 1364 eases, 381 kegs, 1 qr-cask, 4 octaves’l3s bal s, 196 pairs wheels and axles, 810 bales *348 springs, 94 pckges, 3 pels, 215 boxes, S 3 trunks, 50 halfnhds 2 mill stones, a bags. 7 tanks, 1 cask cartridges, 24 boxes gunpowder, 5 cases cartridges, 51 crates, 200 Seals, 248 bars iron, H rolls. 372 castings, 12 pairs do, 21 ndles harrows, 1 box cartridges, 6 plates iron. Consignees—W, Priest, S. Nashelski, B* Hale, H. Blacker, E. Reece, J. Gapes, Order, W. Reeves, Hon. Minister Public Woiks, C. W. Tamer. Eookwood, Bishop, Wood, Shand and Co, Miles, Hassai and Co, Trent Bios, E. Fores. Wilson, Sawtell and Co, E. Manning, W. Potteu, R Herver A. Waite, B, Pete’son, T. J, Malmg, W. King Dalgety, Nichols and Co, Butterworte Bros . Montgomery and Co, Jame-on Bros., Sclanders. Fletcher and Co W. E. each Wauchop and Cameron, Guthrie and Laruach. L. E. Nathan, V. Strange, Brown and Smith, Holder of Receipt,!. T, Brown, J. Bndautjne, Dr J. Von Haust, Orr and Co, J. H. Spencer, J. Mendelssohn, S. Clark and Son Hobliuy and Co, Gio Fletcher, J, Anderson, Gould, J. Lewis, W. J, Oliver, Mason, Strothers and Go, Twenty man and Cousin. Exports. Per Taiaroa—Free, for Dunedin, 1 case. 1 pci, 3 ■oioces machinery—Shippers—E. Dunlop, D. Mills. y v £r Tui—Free, for Kaikouras, 10 cases, - pkgs Btone, 2 trusses, 2 pkgs. 1 cheese ; free, for Foxtou, 1 pci. Shippers—W. Stocks, G. Mackay, Mason, St p^Btar 1 of C the South—Free, for Timaru, 170 ,1-1 ith* oil; free, for Dunedin, 8 cases sewing •naehines 12 kegs butter; free, for Bluff, 1 case "lassware* Shippers—Miles, roissal - ud Co., Reid tm ZT j a ooyd, H. Fisher and Sou. Per HeralQ -rii-9 sacks potatoes, 40 sacks grass seed. 2 cases ham*. 50 sacks flour, 80 sacks chuff, 4 w;: ggous Shippers—G King and Co., VV. D. Wood, Baynes Bros., Cuff aud Graham. Per Arawata—Fiee, for Bluff, ! 5 c se, 1 pel, 6 tn*. ks ree, for Melbourne,! box, 1 trunk, 165 aa ksgras, seed, 500 do hurley, 1 pel; in transit, for Adelaide, 25 sacks barley. 63 oo oatmeal. Shippers—Criff and Graham, Light baud, Allan and co., T. S. Pay ten and Co., A. Moore and Co., P. Cunnii.gham and Co., Duncan and Sou, Royse, Stead and Co. Expected arrivals. From London—Waikato, Soukar, Duke of Argyle. From Port Chalmers—Wakatipn, April 10th ; Taiaroa, April 11th. trom Melbourne, via South—Alhambra, April Newcastle—Natal Qneen, Emily, W. C. Wentworth. From Sydney—Wakatipn, Rotorua, April 26th. From Auckland, via Ahnugapoa-Kute McGregor. From A ucklaud—Oceola, Maud Graham. From Wei iugtou and Nelson—Alhambra, April 19th. From Adelaide—Hyderabad, Cicero. From Sydney—Wave Qneen. Prom Auckland, via Tnames—Onward, Lapwing. j, r „ m Auckland via East Coast—Tuupo, April % in i Mauritius, via Dunedin—George Shotten. Prom New York-Star. From kWoara—Derwent, Prince Alfred. From Biuif- -danP Hannah, rioui p nt) ,TECTED Departures. For London—Hefe ord, Laju, Ellora, Inchgreen, For* Auckland, via East Couat-Hawea, April Bth ; Taupo. April Ibth. £ or Port Chaimers—Taupo, April 9th For Northern Ports —Taiaroa, April 11th; lara. nitt;i. April 18th. For Akaroa— Taupo, April 9th. For sydney, via Wellington, Napier, and Aucklaud— Rotorua, April -nth. For Hokitika—uanbaidi, v o r Sydney —John Kuox. .jr’or Wellington and Nelson—Alhambra, April ~ Melbourne via South—Alhambra, April 19th. y.’.jr Napier—Spray. For Newcastle— Ocean Gem. i n sailed for Mauakan this morning. 'Che s Sonc.' verrl Crosa Ba ’ lß iot N&P ler 1S sails Auckland via East Coast this afternoon. . %om Port Chalmers The s.s. Wakatipn amyed iM yia North ou ■•lits morning, and sails tor Sydue^ TiT'duo- day with the Circus Troupe. The June Hannah left Port Chalmers on Pootn instant for this port. She put in there wind c. uu her trip here from the Bluff. The ba'qne Inchgreen completed the discharge t her j .ward cargo on Friday in faultless condition. V; u ar ,,. to.d by the importer of her cargo, that t very i.ali; of sacks, without a single exception, ice c jiue CO baud wiihuut either slam or chafe. ’J ills csrlaiuly speaks volumes for the vessel—us well as rt? the officers who superintended her stowing at ARRIVAL OF TfT ’ B VIOUC MALACCA, PROM T-OND.X This veesel was slgua..-., early on Saturday, and, »,c •l»or p d cjff Dii'm-nd Hqrbor at 4,16 p.ci. She . Ci’nes 'c.hM'tel’Cd to the New Zealand Shippmo Com pans, and brings «- ’iR» ILI-n, o iiccmpodM vessel ui 593 tons, V. v wiijWfi M

has been running in the West Coast and China trade, is ten years old, and was bnilt by Messrs A. Stephens and Son, of Glasgow, who constructed the Piako, Opawa, and Wanganui, and is one of the White Star line, owned by Isma.y, Imno and Co. The passage has shown the vessel possesses good sailing qualities, she having made the run from the Downs to anchorage in eighty-nine days, and from land to land in eighty-three days. She Gravesend on January 2nd, anchoring at the Downs same day, and remaining there till the 7th when she sailed. Had N.W. wind light at starting, and then str mg W.S.W. for two days, taking final departure from the Lizard on the 10th at 4 a.m. Had E.N E. weather across the Bay and favorable winds to Equator, which was crossed twenty-two days out in longitude 27.19 W., there being no N.B. trades. 1 1 about 8 S .uth experienced fresh S.E. trades. They carried the vessel to 25.9 S., and 31.19 W. 1 hence to meridian of the Capo, which was parsed on March 2nd; had very variable and sq' nlly weather, which prevented the ship making a rapid passage. Ran down easting hot ween the 15th and 18th parallels, and made the Snares on Wednesday last. Had light battling weather up the coast, making the Peninsula at noon on Friday, ■end arriving at anchorage as above. _ The following ships were spoken dunng the passage:— Glencairn, ship, from Liverpool to Sydney, 46 days out, in 32,20 S., on February 14th. Bremen barque, Lima on February 17th, in 34 S. : and up afterwards the barque Hope. North Riding, ship, from London to Adelaide, 19 days out, in latitude 1.33 N., on January 28th. River Avon, ship, from Cardiff to Moreton Bay, in 45 S„ on March 11th, 61 days out.