SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1288, 6 May 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP LYTTELTON. Weather Report— Kay G. : 9 a.m.—Wind, calm; weather, overcast, ifaro meter, 30.23; thermometer, 50.00. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 7.4-4; night, 8.12. Arrived—May 4. Coutrabantiere, Captain Peuual, cutter'yacht, 10 tons, from Auckland, hound for Wellington, in dl Jarme'tt, ketch, 41 tons, McDonald, from Okaiu’s Bay. Master, agent. Arrived—May 6. Colonial Government, s.s., Sielln, 100 tons, McKersie, from the South. . , ~ Minnie, ketch, 17 tons, Morns, from Little Akaloa. Master, agent. „ ~ XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Donovan, from Akaroa. Master, agent. Cleared - -nlay o# ■ Tanpo, s.s., 461 tons. Andrew, from Akaroa and Port Chalmers. D. Mills, agent. Passengers— Saloon: Messrs Williams. Chapman, Neave; from Akaroa: Messrs Woods, Adams, Bcachy, Saulo. Arawata, 623 tons, Underwood, from Wellington. Dalgety, Nichols and Co., agents. Passengers— Saloon: Mr and Mrs T. C. Osborne, Mr and Mrs Callis, Messrs Mason, H. A. H. Monro, H. Selwyu Smith. Steerage: Mr and Mrs Eodmau and two children, and 12 original. Cleared —May 6. Tanpo, 8.8., 461 tons, Andrews, for Auckland via East Coast. D. Mills, agent. Flying Squirrel, ketch, 19 tons, Munro. for Akaroa. Master, agent. _ Blackwall, ketch, 26 tons. Green, for Okaiu s Bay, Master, agent. . ~ T) Catherine, ketch, 13 tons. Ware, for the Bays. Master, agent. Sailed—May 4. Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Kennedy, for Port Chalmers. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—Saloon; Mr Belbin. Steerage: Mrs M. Hendley, May 5. Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne via South. Dalgety, Nichols and Co., agents. Passengers—saloon. Hon. George Buckley, 12 original. „ _ ... .... Gatlin, ketch, 46 tons, Anderson, forCatlm River. Cnff and Graham, agents. Nelson, schooner, 56 tons, Bobinson, for Napier. Cnff and Graham, agents. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Whitby, for Wellington. Cnff and Graham, agents. Cleopatra, brigantine, 92 tons, Clarkson, tor Greymonth. C. W. Turner, agent. Linda Weber, brigantine, 114 tons, McKenzie, tor Auckland. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Sarah and Mary, brigantine, 151 tons. Priest, for Greymonth. C. W. Turner, agent. Hannah Barrett, schooner, 57 tons, Benner, for Wellington. Geo. Mackay, agent. Alma, three-masted schooner, 163 tons, Watters, for Melbourne. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. X.aju, ship, 556 tons, burton, for Loudon. Ihow Zealand Shipping Co , agents. Sailed —May 6. Lucy James, ketch, 28 tons. Smith, for Port Lev- . F. Jenkins, agent. . .. Aii! dope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. Expected Arrivals, Prom London —Sonkar, Duke of Argyle, Asser, Hi maiaya. From Pori Chalmers—Taiaroa, May 9th ; Wanaka, May 13th; Taranaki, May 16th ; Maori, May 11th. From Melbourne, via South—Bingarooma, May Ith. From Sydney—Wakatipn, Rotorua. From Auckland—Oceola, Maud Graham, Minnehaha. ~ From Wellington and Nelson—Eiugarooma, May From A uckland via East Coast —54 r-iaka,Mny 7th. From New York —Star. From Kaipara—Flora, Sarah Piie. From Pictou—Spray, Enterprise. From Hobart Town —Camilla, Clematis, From Newcastle —Ansdell. From Akaroa —Wanaka, May 13tli; jvfuon, Ilth, From Aratapu—Circe. Projected Departures. For London—Cicero, Pleiades, Trevelyan Waikato, George Shorten, Western Monach, Wave Queen. ~ , , Pop Auckland, via East Coast— Tanpo, May bth; Wauaka, May 13th. For Port Chalmers —Wanaka, May 7th. For Northern Ports—Taiaroa, May 9th ; Taranaki, May 16th. For Akaroa—Wanaka, May 7th. For Sydney, via Wellington, Napier, and Auckland—Wakatipn, May 15th; Koborna, May 24th. For Hokitika —Lizzie Guy. For Wellington and Nelson —Bingarooma, May Bth. For Melbourne via South —Bingarooma, May 13th. For Auckland via Thames —Josephine, Marion. For Nelson viajWest Coast —Maori, Mav lltb. For Wellington—Hannah Barrett, Emerald. For Newcastle —Victoria. For Napier via Auckland —Southern Cross, s.s.. May 9th. . For Kaikonras and Wellington—ini, s.s., May Bth. Vessels in Harbor. Steamer—Tanpo. Ships—Pleiades, Trevelyan, Hydrabad, Wave Queen, Waikato. Barques—Malacca, W, C. Wentworth, Loch Naw, Espeonlador, Victoria, Iris, Cicero, Mary Ann Annison, Adelphoi, Canny Scot, George Shorten. Brigs—Wavo, Derwent. Brigantines and schooners —T. B. Taylor, Seabird, Marion, Onward, Lizzie Guy, Reward, Bee, Josephine, Lady Don, Zior, Omaha, Herald, Esther, E. U. Cameron, J. G. Colesou. Ketches—Flying Squirrel, Amateur, Lucy James, Liunett, Courier, Catherine, Annie, Jauuett. Cutter—Antelope. Vessels at the Wharves, No. 1 Wharf—Malacca, discharging; Pleiades, loading; Hydrabad, loading; George Shotten, loading; Waikato, discharging. No. 2 Wharf —Seabird, discharging; Lizzie Guy, loading; Taupo, discharging. No. 3 Wharf—Trevelyan, discharging; W. C. Wentworth, discharging; Lapwing, discharging; Cicero, discharging; Adelphoi, discharging. No. 4 Wharf—Victoria, discharging; Canny Scot, discharging. Tunnel Wharf—Loch Naw, discharging ; Yindex, discharging ; Omaha, loading; E. U. Cameron, discharging. Cunningham’s Wharf—Especulador, discharging: Iris, discharging. Breastwork—Onward, discharging; Zior, discharging, The s.s. Taupo sails for Auckland via East Coast this afternoon. The Colonial Government s.s. Stella was signalled from the South this morning, and was coming up the harbor when our express left. The s.s. Arawata, Captain Underwood, left Wellington at 5.30 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived in harbor at 9.15 a.m. yesterday, took aboard outward Suez mail, and sailed for Melbourne, via South, about 11 a-m. A breeze from the S.W. sprang up yesterday morning, which enabled several vessels rt sail for their respective destinations. Amongst them wore the Gatlin, for Gatlin’s Eiver; Nelson ior Napier; Cleopatra and Sarah and Mary, for Greymonth; Alma, for Melbourne ; Linda Weber, for Auckland; Laju, for London ; and the Emerald and Hannah Barratt, for Wellington. The ship Laju, Captain Burton, for London, sailed early on Sunday morning. The s.s. Arawata on arrival yesterday morning reported the Laju lying becalmed fifteen miles to the N.E. of Lyttelton Heads at 7 a.m, yesterday. Saturday’s Dunedin papers state that the Western Monarch is detained at Port Chalmers for want of seamen. The Circe, brigantine, was to have left Manukau for Kaipara on April 2 tth. She will load there at the Aratapu mills, for this port. The Victoria, barque, cleared the Customs for Newcastle on Saturday, and sails first slant of wind. THE CONTRABANTIEEE, The cutter yacht Contrabantiero, Capt. Pennul, arrived in harbor oa Saturday. She is from Auckland, and was hound for Wellington, but the late N.W, gale blew her off the land, and she was obliged to seek shelter in this port, being out of provisions, and having sprang aleak. Capt. Pennul reports leaving Auckland on April Pith, and having a succession of N.W, gales, No less than six times did the gallant little craft arrive within a short distance of Wellington, hut five times she was driven back to seek shelter under Cape Palliser. The last time the gale was so strong that it drove her 200 miles off the land. Directly the wind abated the yacht bore up for Lyttelton, where she arrived as above. The passage has been a most perilous one, those aboard never expecting the little vessel to weather the storm. Capt. Pennal states that in an experience of twenty-three years he has never witnessed such a frightful sea before. The yacht spoke the Prince Alfred on Thursday, from which vessel some provisions were procured, the crew at this time being reduced to half a biscuit a day. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, May 5. Arrived —The Rhoderick Dim from Melbourne. She brings 12 cases lithofracteur and 500 cases kerosene. Wellington, May 4. The barque Cauiuore, belonging to the New Zealand Shipping Company, is at the Heads—loß days out. Port Chalmers, May 5. Arrived—Brigantine Pollux from Mauritius, 63 days out. She brings 240 tons sugar, Taiaroa, s.s., from Lytteltou. ENGLISH SHIPPING. The Merope reached Gravesend on February 27th, and the Waitangi the following day. The Duke of Argyll, for Canterbury', passed Deal on February 22nd, and was off Dartmouth on February 27th. The Soukar, for Canterbury, lauded her pilot off Portland on March 2nd. The William Davie, Captain Macalister, left Greenwich, for Port Chalmers, on March Bth. The following vessels were loading for Lyttelton when the mail left Coromandel, 818 tons; Columbus, 744 tons ; Kildonan, 650 tons, and Merope, 1053 tons. The Kildonan was loading at Liverpool, and the others at London, I’ASSENUER LISTS: Per New Zealand Shipping Co.’s Duke of Argyll, Captain J, Davidson, from London, February 20tb, for Canterbury, N.Z. —Saloon: Mr F. M. Hauxwell, Mrs Hanxwell, Mr R. Mackenzie, Miss E. Wilson, and Mr Stanley V. Theed. Second Cabin: Mr J. W. Alloway, Mr Arthur Alloway, Miss Agnes J. Alloway, and Mr William Lanson. Steerage : Mr T, Meehan, Mrs Julia A. Meehan, Mr William J. Meehan, Mr John Meehan, Mr Thomas Ross, Mr David Jones, Mrs Jones, Mr Giaonio Gospoductich, Mr Francisco Gospoductich, Mr Panalo Americh, Mr Giorgio Matulich, Mr Simeouo Balorvich, Mr James Lawton, Mr Ellis Ogden, and Mr Robert James Ogden. Per Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co.’s Soukar, Capt . Renaut, from London, February 19th. For Canwjbtuy (N,£.)—Second cabia ilr C. Fleming,

John Earpe, Mr Thos. A. Bramble, Mrs John W. Rogers, Mr John Cassells, Mr F. W. Smyth, and Mr John Bell. Steerage : John James Palmer, J. I). Watson, Charles Roberts, John Cunningham, John Wilson, Ellen Wilson, Mary AVilsou, Ellen Wilson. Prunella Wilson, Edward Wilson, Alex. Wilson, and Ellen Wilson. Latest Freights.—The tonnage loading on the berth at London, March 14th, for Australia and New Zealand, amounted to 49,175 tons. At London, on Man h 15th, there was no marked chance to report in outward and homeward freights, which continued steady at auout the rates last quoted. There was but little chance of any considerable advance so long us the final settlement of the Eastern question remained uncertain.