SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1282, 29 April 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report—April 27. 9 a.m.—Wind, N.E. breeze; weather, clear and blae iky. Barometer, 29.78 ; thermometer, 56.00. Hioh Water—To-Morrow. Homing, 1.52; night, 2.12. ■Arrived—April 29. Flying Squirrel, ketch, 19 tons, Munro, from Akaroa. Master, agent. . , Blackwall, ketch, 26 tons, Green, from Okam s Bay, Master, agent. Lapwing, brigantine, 231 tons, Anderson, from Thames. Royse, Stead and Co., agents. Canny Scott, barque, 328 tons, Mason, from Nowcastle. W. Montgomery and Co., agents. Waikato, ship, 1021 tons, Worster, from Loudon, N.Z.S. Company, agents. Passengers—saloon: EovP. E.Mnnro, MrsT. Everard Upton, Master!. E. Upton, Master Robert H. B. Upton, Mr and Mrs W. A. Sheppard, Mr Herbert Bnrnett, Mr John Cleathing, Mr Percy T. Elliot, Mr Jonathan Turner, Mr Alexander Wust, Mrs Hale, Mrs Thomas Farrah, Miss Julia Hicks, Mr Howard Eoes. Second cabin and steerage : Miss Elizabeth Macarthnr, Mr Richard F. Cnuldon, Mr Henry Kent, Mr Henry Aldred, Mr James Aldred, Mr Frank White, Mr Robert Grey, Mr Charles IL. D. Sian, Mr Walter A. Reagan, Mary Williams, William Williams, Walter Rowlandson, John Bennett, Margaret Bennett, Beatrice Bennett, Matthew Trewhella, Hans P. Iversen, George A. Bradbury, H. A. Boddy, James C. Whitlaw, Daniel McKinnon, John Kearney, Mary Ann Kearney, George Kearney, Annie Kearney, Susan Kearney, William Kearney, Emily Kearney, and "William Moore. „ _. Margaret, ketch, 21 tons, Rutter, from Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. April 28. Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmsou, from Akaroa. Master, agent. E. U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Green, from Leßon’s Bay. Master, agent. Volunteer, schooner, 22 tons, Larsen, from Le Bon’s Bay. Master, agent. Amateur, ketch, 25 tons, Neilson, from Akaroa. Master, agent. , , _ , , Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, from Port Chatmers. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—saloon ; Mrs Edell, Miss Davidson, Messrs Black, Wilkinson, Kinwig, Goodwin, Ramsay, and 5 in the steerage. Vindex, barqne, 290 tons. Rose, from Newcastle. C. W, Turner, agent. Zior, schooner, 63 tons. Bell, from Picton. Master, agent. ffiAlbion, s.s., 598 tons, Tozer, from Melbourne via Wellington and West Coast. Dalgety, Nichols and Co., agents. Passengers—saloon: from Melbourne, Mr and Mrs Cooper, family (2), and servant,Mr W. E. Ivey; from Westport, Mr Collins; from Nelson, Mr Sheath; from Wellington, Mr and Mrs Lloyd and family, Mr and Mrs Wood and child, Mr Parker, and 3 in the steerage. April 29, Easby, s.s., 969 tons, Anderson, from Port Chalmers. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon—Mrs Port, Miss Chapman, Messrs F. A. Button, E. B. Goodman. Steerage—Mrs White, Mr O’Rourke, and 25 original. Josephine, shooner, 66 tons, O’Connell, from Manukan. J. B. Way, agent. Mary Ann Annison, barque, 297 tons, Hughes, from Newcastle. Langdown and Co., agents. Adelphoi, barque, 349 tons, Gregory, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Lady Don, schooner, 68 tons, Gill, from Kaipaia. C. W Turner, agent. Omaha, brigantine, 132 tons, Hughes, from Chatham Islands. Master, agent. Passengers— Mrs Daubers, Messrs (Hood Chudley and E. Banckie. „ _. . _ Derwent, brig, 221 tons, Brown, from Kipaia, C, W. Turner, agent. Cleared—April 29, Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Wheeler, tor (Auckland via East Coast. D. Mills, agent. Sailed—April 27. Richard and Mary, schooner, 41 tons, Britt, for Oamaru. Cuff .and Graham, agents. Star of the South, s.s., 175 tons, Christian, for Dunedin. J. M. Heywood and Co., agents. April 28. XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Donovan, for Akaroa. Master, agent. April 29. Albion, s.s., 596 tons, Tozer, for Melbourne via South and Hobart Town. Dalgety, Nichols and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon—Mr Beaglehole. Steerage—Mrs King, Shadbolt. Watkins, Messrs R. King, L. King, L. G. Shadbolt, T. Watkins, and 10 original. Imports. Per Canny Scot—sl7 tons coal. Consignee—W. Montgomery and Co. _ T Per Vindex—soo tons coal. Consignee—C. W. Turner. Per Lapwing—l99,B24 feet timber. Consignee— Royse, Stead and Co. Per Zior—so,ooo feet timber. Consignee—Brown. Per Waikato—l2Bl cases, 108;! casks, 136 pkgs, 300 brls, 117 bales, 93 moulds, 516 boxes, 26 tanks, 30 drums, 21 hhds, 54 qr-casks, 4 orates, 1260 steel rails, 70 pairs wheels and axles, 1256 bdls, 3 firkins, 200 bdls wire, 296 springs, 4 anvils, 1 pipe wine, 1 tierce, 5 pels, 11 coils, 305 kegs, 700 bars, 1 boiler, 15 stoves, 41 sheets iron, 14 rolls lead, 13 trunks, 24 cart arms, 10 hags, 26 jars, 6984 bars iron. Consignees—Mason, Strubhers and Co., Maples Bros., Order, J. Milne, G. Gould, Jameson Bros, and Co., Edwards, Bennett and Co., Miles, Hassal and Co., L. E. Nathan and Co., J. Withers, Wood, Shand and Co., F. M. Lester, J. Tinliue, J. Meudelsou, Christchurch Gas Company, Eoyse, Stead and Co., W. Montgomery and Co., Everett Bros., Sargood, Son and Ewen, Sir C. Wilson, J. H. Spencer and Co., Twentyman and Cousin, Guthrie and Larnach, Hale and Co., Trent Bros., N.Z.L. and M.A. Co., G. Humphries, W. S. King and Co., Milner and Thompson, Minister Public Works, G. L. Beath and Co., N.Z.S. Co., Wauchop and Cameron, F. Thompson, T. Cane, Ross and Glendinuing, W. Reeves, Rev. H. Glasson, T. Aclaud, J. White and Co., C. W. Turner, T. W. Turner, Chisuall and Stewart, R. Wilkin, Scott Bros., W. Heinz, R. Forbes, Sclanders, Fletcher and Co., Orr and Co., B. Peterson and Co., J. Grigg, S. Senior, B. W. Garbntt, Wilson, Sawtell and Co., Butterworth Bros., J. Ballantyue nud Co., W. Strange and Co.. Brown and Smith, H. Blackett, “ Lyttelton Times," Morrow, Bassett and Co., W. A. Shepherd, J. Anderson. Per Hawea —Under bond ex warehouse from Dunedin ; 93 cases gin, 1 ullage do, 65 cases brandy; under bond ex Sophia Luhrs : 14 cases, 32 boxes ; free from Dunedin ; 221 cases, 7 bales, 70 tons pig iron, 10 sks oatmeal, 1 chest, 3 trusses 15 trunks, 3 boxes, 28 pckgs, 10 fc hhds, 15 brls. It kilderkins, 2 bdls. Consignees—Cook and Ross, J. Baxter, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co, Hallenstein Bros, and Co., Wauchop and Cameron, Calf aud Graham, Varrone, Pavitt aud Co., Smith, Thompson and Niven, G. Taylor, Ah Lee, Reid and Bain, Hulhert, Eadcliffe, Dransfield, Osborne, Fuhrmann, order, Merton, Wood Bros., Olfwood and Son, Beath and Co., Ballantyne aud Co., Coombes aud Co., Brown, Hobday aud Co., Edwards, Bennett and Co., Reid aud McDonald, G. Ayers, T. H. Green, Reece, Clogstoun, Yeo Kong, Saunders nud Co, Per Albion—Under bond from Melbourne : 1 case seed, 1 do plants, 37 cases, 20 bags rice, 15 boxes tea, 25 tea, 1 bale, 2 cases wine, 13pkgs luggage, quantity of ship fittings ; free from Nelson : 3 empty casks ; free from Wellington: 4 cases, 1 truss, 2 pkgs. Consignees—H. W. Palmer, Government Gardener, W.Strange and Co.,Brown and Smith, G. L. Beath aud Co., Hobday and Co., W. H. Knapmau, W. Radelitfe, Watt aud Co., G. Ivey, A. Cooper, barque Ellora, F. lanes. White, H. Young, A. J. White, C. B. Taylor. Exports. Per Star of the South—Free for Dunedin, 4 bales. Shipper—Batter worth Brothers. Per XXX—9 boxes candles, 2 hf-do. soap, 1 bag hops, 1 case sundries, 3 tons flour, 20 sacks oats, 15 do bran, 1 pkg, 2 hf-chests tea, 1 cask, 2 cases, 1 box, 2 jars, 1 tin. Shipper—Calf and Graham, Expected Arrivals, From London—Soukar, Duke of Argyle, Himalaya. From Port Chalmers—Easby, April 29th ; Tanpo, May 6th; Taranaki, May 3rd. From Melbourne, via South —Arawata, May Ist. From Sydney—Wakatipn, Rotorua. From Auckland—Oceola, Maud Graham. From Auckland via East Coast—Taupo, April 30th. From New York—Star. From Whangapoua—Atlantic. From Kaipara—Lady Don, Derwent, Circe. From Bluff—Marion. From Northern Ports —Tgiaroa, May 3rd. From Wellington—Arawata, May 4th. From Knikonras, Wellington, aud Foxtou—Tui, s.s., April3oth. From Newcastle—Rachel Cohen, Mary Ann Annison. From Ficton—Esther, Herald. Projected Departures. For London—Laju, Ellora, Cicero; Pleiades, James Wishart. For Auckland, via East Coast—Hawea, April 29th; Taupo, May Cth. For Port Chalmers—Taupo, April 30th ; Taiaroa. May 3rd. For Northern Ports—Taranaki, May 3rd; Taiaroa. May 9th. For Sydney, via Wellington, Napier, and Auckland—Wakatipn, May 15th; Rotorua, May 24th. For Melbourne via South—Albiou, April 29th Arawata, May 4th. For Wellington—Hannah Barrett. For Hobart Town—Albiou, April 29th ; Arawata, May 4th. For Sydney via Wellington—Easby, April 29th. For Adelaide—Hydrabad. For Greymouth—Cleopatra. For Hokitika —Lady Don, Lizzie Guy. For Napier—Mary King. For Wellington—Arawata, May Ist. For Kaikouras, Wellington aud Foxtou—Tui, s.s., April 30th. Vessels in Harbor, j Steamers—Albion, Hawea. Ships—Pleiades, Trevelyan, Lojn, Hydrabad, Wave Queen, Waikato. Barques Ellora, James Wishart, Malacca, Queensland, VV. C. Wentworth, Loch Naw, Espocnlador, Victoria, India, Iris, Cicero, Canny Scot, Vindex. Barquentines—Prince Alfred, Alma, Brigs—Wave, Jane. Brigantines and schooners—T, B. Taylor, Mary King, Kenilworth, Sarah aud Mary, Cleopatra, Nelson, Hannah Barrett, Onward. Lizzio Guy, Linda Weber, Reward, Bee, Zior, Lapwing, E. U. Cameron, Volunteer. Ketches-Courier, Emerald, Catliu, Flying Squirrel, Blackwall, Kestrel, Eagle, Margaret, Amateur. Cutter—Antelope. Vessels at the Wharves, No. 1 Wharf Tames Wishart, loading ; Laju, loading; Malacca, discharging; Pleiades, loading; Jane, loading ; Hydrabad, loading. No. 2 Wharf—Albion, discharging; Hawea, discharging. , No. 3 Wharf —Trevelyan, discharging; Planter, discharging; W. C. Wentworth, discharging; Cleopatra, discharging; Linda Weber, discharging; Kenilworth, loading. ° b ‘ No. 4 A\ barf Victoria, discharging ; Alma, discharging. Tunnel Wharf—George Shottou, discharging; Mary King, discharging , Lpdi Naw discharging bjjrnh and Mary, diHoharging. 6 b Cunningham’s Wharf— Prince Alixed disehaitr. ing j Espeeulador, discharging. ’ 0 UIV

Breastwork —Hannah Barrett, discharging; Nelson, discharging; Reward, discharging; Onward, discharging; Emerald, loading.

The Mary Ann Aunison, from Newcastle, Josephine, from Mnnakau, arrived in harbor last night, and Lady Don and Derwent, from Kaipara, Omaha, from Chatham Islands, Adolphoi, from Newcastle, this morning. The s.s. Easby arrived from Port Chalmers at 9 a.m., and sails for Sydney via Wellington tomorrow.

SgThc Hawea, for North, andl the Albion, for Melbourne via South, both sail this afternoon. The s.s. Hawea, Captain Wheeler, left Port Chalmers at 4.30 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived in harbor at 11.15 a,in. yesterday. Had flue weather up the coast. Sho has aboard 140 tons cargo, which she will discharge at the Steamers’ wharf, and sails for Auckland via East Coast to-day. Wo thank her purser, Mr Edmiston, for files and report. The s.s. Albion left Williumstowu at 3.15 p.m. on the 17th, experienced moderate northerly winds and calms, with thick foggy weather, and arrived off Hokitika at 1 a.m. on tho 23rd; left at 10.30 a.m. on the 24th, and arrived at Greymouth at 12.30p.m.: left at 3 p.m., and arrived at Westport at .8 same night ; left at 12.30 a.m. on tho 25th, aud arrived at Nelson at 2.30 p.m. same day ; left at 3 on tho 26th, and arrived at Wellington at 1 p.m. same day; loft at 4.30 p.m, on the 27th, arrived at Lyttelton at 9 a.m. on the 28th. She brings 43 tons cargo which sho will discharge at tho Steamers’ Wharf, and will sail for Melbourne, via South and Hobart Town, this day. AVo thank her purser, Mr A. Gibbons, for files and report. The new North ;Araoricau built brigantine Lapwing, of which we gave a full account in a former issue, arrived from tho Thames on Saturday at 7 p.m., aud anchored off Diamond Harbor. Her master, Captain Anderson, who brought her from Now York for Messrs Q. AV. OwciQind C0.,0f Auckland, reports leavirg tho Thames at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 19th, and having light baffling winds to East Cape, which was passed on Monday the 22nd ; had westerly winds and squally and unsettled weather during remitimlor of passage, passing Portland Island on the 21th aud the Kaikouras on Friday night, arriving ns above. She brings a fnll cargo of timber for Messrs Royse, Stead and Co. The barque Vindex, Captain Rose, arrived yesterday at 11 a.m., and anchored off Rhodes’ Bay. Sho loft Newcastle on April 17th, in company with tho Adelphoi barqne, and had moderate N.AV. and westerly winds across,making Cape Farewell on the 24th; had strong westerly winds through the Straits and passed Cape Campbell same night; light northerly winds aud calms then prevailed till Friday night, when a sou’-westor sprang up. On Saturday morning had a N.E. breeze, which brought the vessel to tho Heads. The barque Canny Scot, Captain Malison, arrived in harbor at 8p m. on Saturday. Her master reports leaving Newcastle on April 15th with a light northerly wind, which held two days and then freshened from same quarter, lasting till Cape Farewell was made on Wednesday last ; passed Stephen’s Island on Thursday morning, wind light, and thence had fresh N.AV. to passing Capo Campbell same night; had light N.AV. nud N. from that point to arrival. Captain Mansou reports sighting barqne Queensland off Stephen’s Island, aud the Australian Sovereign off the Kaikouras. The Mary Ann Annison and Rachel Cohen loft Newcastle for this port on April Ifith. The Richard aud Mary sailed for Oamaru on Saturday afternoon. The s.'s. Star of the South sailed for Dunedin on Saturday evening. The Planter sailed for Sydney on Saturday morning. ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP AVAIKATO FROM LONDON. This tine vessel, belonging to the New Zealand Shipping Company, was signalled on Saturday afternoon, and came to an audio;ago off Diamond harbour same night. Sho was e’eared early yesterday morning. Mr Best is still chief ollicer, and tho faces of many of the officers and crew are those of old friends. It was evident that the ship had had heavy weather, and on enquiry it was found that not only had the early part of the voyage been accompanied with exceedingly had weather, hut that from March 19th to the end of the passage there had been a succession of very violent gales and heavy seas, which latter filled the decks, flooded the saloon, started main bulwark stanchions aud the topgallant rail from tho fore rigging to the waist, and did other serious damage. It was found necessary to barricade the poop and main hatchway during the had weather. It is satisfactory to learn that, thanks to tho precautions taken, no accident occurred, nud nil aboard the AVaikuto have arrived in good health. Apart from the stormy weather, nothing of interest occurred daring the voyage. The health of the passengers, who number forty-five, has been good throughout, so that the duties of Mr Howard Rees, the medical man. have been light. Concerts were given occasionally to relieve the monotony of the voyage. The second class and steerage passengers were comfortably lodged down the main hatchway. Tho passage, in spite of the rough weather and light trades, has not been a long one, the trip from land to land having occupied 86 days, aud from anchorage to anchorage 91 days. The following is Captain AVorster’s report of the trip :—Left London on Saturday, January 19th, 1878, anchored at Gravesend for the night; left again on Sunday morning, in tow of steam tng India, and proceeded on our way, passing Cleopatra’s Needle off Margate in tow of tho Anglia. Landed pilot at 5 p.m. in the Downs, and wont on in tow, the wind being moderate westerly. At 5 a.m. on Monday, 21st, the wind increased rapidly from AV.S.AV., and just abreast of Dnngeuoss tho tow-rope parted, so ran hack to the Downs, there being too ranch wind to bent out. Brought up off Deal with port anchor, and eighty fathoms of cable, and remained there till Saturday, 26th, strong westerly gales blowing the whole time. On the 26th the wind moderated aud went round to tho northward, so a start was made, and at 11 p.m. next day Start Point bore N.AV., ten miles distant, the tug having left the ship three hours before. On the 28th there was a fresh N.AV. gale, aud at 8 p.m. saw Ushant light, bearing S. by E. twenty-four miles distant. On the 31st signalled Shaw, Saville, aud Co.’s ship Electra, from London to Otago, aud on February 4th the ship Juno, from London to Sydney. On February sth experienced a violent S.E. gale, with very high sea, which caused the ship to labor heavily and take aboard a good deal of water. On February Bth passed withiu sight of the Island of Palma, and from that date to the 13th had moderate variable winds. The ship being then in lat. 23.40 N., long. 23.49 AV., she caught the first of the N.E. trades, which proved very light and unsteady, aud were lost again on the 21st in lat. 6 N., long. 27.04 AV. Crossed Equator on 34th in long. 29.16 AV., moderate S.E. winds prevailing, nud sighted Fernando Neronha on 26th. The S.E. trades were poor, aud were lost about the edge cf the tropics on March 6th. Next day spoke a steam-tng hound for the Cape of Good Hope, flying AV.V.K.N., aud on the 11th signalled the barque Eunnymede, from Liverpool to Port Adelaide. Moderate variable winds and flue weather prevailed from losing S.E. trades till March 18th, in lat. 40.15 S., long. 3.10 AV., when we got the first of the “ brave west winds.” On the 20th had fresh gale from W.N.AV. to AV.S.AV., and on the 22ud passed the meridian of the Capo in lat. 41.32 S. On the 23rd a fearful gale from AV.N.AV. to AV.S.AV. was experienced, during the which tho ship seemed at times to be almost under water, and two men had to be lashed to the wheel. On the 25th it moderated in lat. 39.49 S., long. 35.07 E. On the 30th there was a strong N.E. gale, with a heavy sea, aud from that date to April 12th had a succession of heavy gales from S. and N., N.E., S.E., and N.AV., accompanied with torrents of almost constant rain. Passed tho meridian of the Lenwin on the 13th April in lat. 45.20 S. Had moderate westerly winds and cloudy weather to Tasmania, which was passed ou the 20th in lat. 49 S., the easting having been run down between the 42nd aud 41th parallels. Sighted tho Snares ou AVeduesday last, aud had a good run to the Nuggets, thence light and variables prevailed up the coast, the Peninsula being rounded ou Saturday, aud the vessel arriving at her anchorage same night. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, April 27. Owen and Graham received a cable message that the mail steamer Australia left Sydney for Auckland yesterday.