SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume IX, Issue 1360, 24 June 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP LYTTELTON. Weather Effort—June 24. 9am —Wind, N.W. breeze ; weather, blue sky. Barometer, 29.19. Thermometer. 10.00. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 11.29; night, 11.51. ‘Arrived—June 22. Transit, schooner, 87 tons, Hooper, from Auckland. Master, agent. m.-rp Flora., brigantine, 130 tons, Dillucr, from Bluff. Soukar ship, 1301 tons, Benaut, from Loudon. John luglis, agents. Passengers—Second cabin • Mr C. Fleming, Mr John Earpe, Mi Thomas A. Bramble, Mrs John W Rogers, Mr John Cassells, Mr F. W. Smyth, and Mr Tohu Bell Steerage ; John James Palmer, J. T) Watson Charles Roberts, John Cunningham, John WBson Ellen Wilson Mary Wilson. EUen Wilson, Prunella Wilson, Edward Wilson, Alex. Wilson, and Ellen Wilson. June 23, Minnie, ketch, 17 tons. Moms, from Little ATcaloa. Master, agent. Lizzie Guy, brigantine, 9o tons, Stevens, from Hokitika. Langdown -nd Co., agents. Albatross, schooner, 77 tons. Bell, from Whangapoa. J. B. Way, agent. . Sarah and Mary, brigantine, 151 tons, Pnest , from Blnff. C. W. Tinner, agent. S I St Hilda, s.s., 174 tons, Flowcrday, from Dunedin via Oamarn. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Wanaka, s.a„ 278 tong, McGillivray, from Port Chalmers. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—saloon: Mr and Mrs Fall.! Arrived—June 24. Albion, s.s., 591 tons, Tozer, from Melbourne via North. Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents. Passengers—Miss Masters. Messrs Vauso and Newton. Star of the Mersey, brig, 255 tons, Hodsou, from Dunedin. Master, agent. Maid of Otago, schooner, 51 tons, McLean, from the Sound. Master, agent. Cleared—June 24. St Hilda, s.s.. 174 tons, Flowerday. for Wellington and Wanganui. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, McGillivray, for Auckland, via East Coast. D. Mills, agent. Sailed—June 22. Colonist, schooner, 43 tons, Bailey, for Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Taranaki, s.s., 327 tons, Malcolm, for Port Chalmers. D, Mills, agent. ~ Tarania s s., 563 tons. Sinclair, for Melbourne via North, Dalgety, Nichols and Co., agents. Passengers Saloon, for Nelson : Miss Keoghan. St.pprasre i Mr Burns. _ , Hvdrabad, ship. 1350 tons, Holmwood, for Adelaide. Caff and Graham, agents. Passengers— Mrs and Master Holmwood and servant, Messrs J. Anderson, J. Sernmen. Sailed —Jane 24. Tauranga, schooner, 61 tons, Francis, for Oamarn. Alfred, harquentine, 161 tons, Schenkel, for Kuipar . Master agent. Lncy James, ketch, 28 tons. Smith, for Port Levy. F. Jenkins, agent. Courier, ketch, 31 tons, Sinclair, for Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. Imports. . Per Josephine —49,180£t. timber. Consignee—B. M per’Saxon—so,oooft. timber. Consignee—Order. Per Albatross—6o,oooft. timber. Consignee— Transit —40,000 ft. timber, 18 tons doors and sashes. Consignee—Order, Montgomery. Per Flora—6s,oooft. timber. Per Fairlie—l3o,oooft. timber. Consignee—LangUnder bond, from Melbourne: 140 cases fruit, 80 half-cases fruit, 2 sks seed, 1 pkg Free, from Blnff : 2 pkgs. Free, from Dunedin: 11 cases, 2 trunks, 8 bales. 2 trusses Consignees—E. Sanson. H. Stewart, W. Wilson, Cuff and Graham, Lord Hughes, W Bout, C. Coombs and Co , Lighthand, Allan, and Co., Tubman, Johnson and Co., Black, Butter worth Bros., J. Schwaitz, T. MeMillon, T. McKeown, J. Eay, Walters, Peugelly, K pfr St. Hilda—B cases, 5 csks, 95 sks oatmeal. Consignees—Moir and Co., Wood, Shand and Co., H. Toomer and Co., J. Goss, E. Smith, Thompson an per°Taranaki— Under bond ex warehouse from Wellington: 4-10 mats rice, 47 i-chests tea, 101 boxes tea. 6 cases tobacco, 25 1-casks brandy ; free: 23 pko-s, 6 cases ; free from Nelson : 24 cases fruit, 7 cases fish; free from Mauukau : 1 case. Consignees —Order, Cuff and Graham, Hnlbert, J. Savage, D. M per Wanaka—Free, from Dunedin-55 cases, 1 casting 1 DUuch machine, 1 fly wheel, 1 spur do, 2 pulleys, 1 bale spindles, 10 half-hhds ale 16 pieces machinery, 1 tin, 20 casessarsap., 3 do metal, 2 kegs, 132 bags lime, 6 belles sheet iron, 1 do Muntz do, 6 boxes,2 coils paper, 4 pels, 3 bales leather, 3 bars steel 1 iron bearer, 2 shafts, 5 qr-casks brandy, 8 trunks, 2 brass pumps, 2 pkges, 12 qr-casks rum, 13 casks, 1 drum, 1 coil lead pipe, 3 butts whiskey, 1 bale. 4 trusses, 6 sinks, 9 pumps, 1 bdle brass tubes. 1 qr-cask wine. 4 boxes starch, 1 do soap. - half-chests tea, 5 cases wine, 3 pumps, 8 hdles lead pipe, 2 sheets brass, 1 belle copper, 50 lengths C.J. pipe, 1 sorting table. Consignees—Edwards, Bennett and Co, G. L. Beath Brown and Smith, W Strange, L, Herman, Dr. Haast, Horubrook, J. Green, McLeod, Postmaster, Wood Bros.. Howell. Hobday and Co, Thompson and Niven, E. Black, J. Thomson, Close and Tiuuey, T. naid E. Pavitt, Lyttelton Gas Company. Brown, Booth, Pope, Xighthand, Allen and Co, J. Waller, C. S. Howie. a Exports. Per Colonist—4oo sacks flour. Shipper—H. B. Sorenson. , , -- . Per Prince Alfred—lo hags potatoes, 15 sacks flour, 5 sacks wheat, 20 bags chaff, 140 bags flour, 20 do sharps, 1 case bacon. Shipper—J. B. Way. Per Taranaki—Free, for Dunedin—l trunk, 10 sacks bacon, 47 pieces timber, 33 pkgs, 16 cases cheese 1 horse. Shippers—C. J. Levieu, D. Mills, A. D. Smith, Cuff and Graham, Geo. Mackay, Manson, E. Beattie, Preston. Per Tararna—Free, for Nelson—Bo hags oatmeal. For Greymoutli—2 cases bacon. For Hokitika —2 cases bacon. For Melbourne —440 sacks barley. In transit for Hobart Town—l2 casks beef. Shippers—Eoyse, Stead and Co., Walt and Co., Cuff and Graham. Expected Arrivals. From London—Asser (Y.N.G.P.), Columbus rKVH.R.)t Coromandel ;(P.G.F.D.), Bride of Lora (J W.V.P.), Crusader, (H C.L.8.), Lutterworth (H.N.K.P.). Merope (J.P.E.T.), Olive (N pET) ' From’ Port Chalmers—Taranaki, June 27th; Taiaroa, July 4th; Hawea, July 10th. From Melbourne, via South —Arawata, June-6th. From Auckland —Minnehaha, Marion. From Auckland via East Coast —Hawea, June New York—Star, Mercury, Sothminster, A From Newcastle—Ausdell. Especulador, BulFrom Sydney, v'a Wellington—Wakatipn, July Bth; Eotorna. Jnly 19th. From Port Chalmers—Star of the Mersey. From Liverpool—Kildouan. From Wellington— Arawata, Jnne _9th. From Northern Ports—Taranaki, June 27th. From Melbourne, via North—Albion, Juno 24tn. Projected Depart cues. For London—Wave Queen, For Auckland, via Last Coast —Wanaka, June 24th; Hawea, July Ist. For Northern Ports Taiaroa, J uly 4th; Taranaki, June 27th. . , . , For Sydney, via Wellington, Napier, and Auckland—Wakatipu, July Bth; Eotorna, July 19th. For Melbourne via South —Albion, June 24tn ; Arawata, June 29th. For Auckland—Albatross, Mary King. For Port Chalmers—Hawea, June 25th. For Hobart Town—Albion, Juno 21th. For Timaru and Dunedin—Maori, JnnelSth. For W'elliugton aud Wanganui—St. Hilda, June For Hokitika—Lizzie Guy, Garibaldi, Mary Bannatyne. _ . For Auckland via Thames—Fairlie. For Wellington—Arawata, June 26th. For Napier—Wild Wave. The ship Hydrabad got underweight at 2 p.m. on Saturday, and cleared the heads at 3 p.m. with a light S. W. breeze. , , ~ The schooner Maid of Otago arrived from the Sound at nine this morning. The s.s. St. Hilda, for Wellington, and Wanganui and Wanaka for Auckland via East Coast, both sail this afternoon. . , The schooner Saxon, Captain McKenzie, left Mercury Bay on Friday, June 11th, at 8 p.m., aud had strong variab.e winds till arrival in harbor at 8 a.m. yesterday. The schooner Transit, Captain Hooper, left Auckland on Friday, June 14th. Had northerly winds to East Cape, thence westerly as far as Capo Kidnappers, thence southerly till arrival in harbor at 9 a.m. on Saturday. The harquentine Fairlie, Captain Norris, left Kaipara on Friday, June 15th, aud had N.W. winds to Cook’s Straits, thence heavy southerly winds till anchoring off the breakwater at noon on Saturday. uaptain Dick, of the brigantine Endeavor, reports to the “ New Zealander ” that on June 17th, when off the Haikouras, he sighted portions of a wreck, which he took to he a ship’s mast, standing in a, perpendicular position, and about four feet out of the water. „ . The s.s. St. Hilda, Captain Flowerday, loft Oamarn at 0 p.m. on Saturday, and arrived in harbor at 1.30 p.m. yesterday. Had heavy S.W. winds to the Peninsula, thence fine weather till arrival as above. She sails for Wellington and Wanganui to-day. . „ . „ , - , The barque Stag was signalled on Saturday, and anchored at the heads. No doubt she has run in here for shelter from the inclement weather that prevents her disch rgiug her coal at Timaru. The brigantine Flora, from the Bluff, which port she left on June 17th, with timber, arrived on Sa 'Xha d! s s. Wanaka, Captain M'Gillivray, left Port Chalmers at 3.30 pm. on 22nd, aud arrived in harbor at 9.45 a.m. yesterday. Experienced S.AV. winds during the passage. She brings 30 tons cargo for this port which she will discharge at the tot earners’ Wharf, aud sails for Auckland via East Coast to-day. _ „ , The schooner Albatross, Captain Bell, ielt Whaugapoa on Friday, Juno 14th, with northerly winds till off Hawke’s Bay, thence S. vV. till off Cape Pallisor, when the wind changed to N.W. Is sting till off Haikouras, thence B.W. till anchoring at the Heads at 5 p.m. on Saturday, aud coming to ini anchor inside the Breakwater nt 1 p.m. yesteriiio schooner Josephine, Captain O Connel, left the Thames on June 10th, and had light variables for three days, thou westerly winds as far ns East Capo, from thence light northerly winds till off tape Palliser, when there was a heavy southerly breeze lasting for forty-eight hours. Thou light aud variables till arrival m harbour at G a.m. yesterday. She was berthed at the Tunnel Wharf to discharge, the •'Southland News’’ of June 17th, says;— The splendid facilities offered to vessels visiting Port Chalmers to test taeir strength against bumping has long been an undisputed fact, and has within tile past tew days been aptly demonstrated to the heart's content of the passengers and others defused on board the steamers Kingfiroowa and

Taupo, who Will no doubt sing the praises of the port far and wide. Besides bumping, danger otherwise is also another excellent feature of the mud river, the steamers Wanganui and Suir of tho South both being damaged through shipping seas trying to get in and out of the port (save tho mark) recently. The Dunedin press is generally commenting on other ports in adverse strain. Wc should think now they will be able to amuse themselves with the defence of their so-called port. THE S.S. ALBION. This steamer, which did not leave Wellington till 2 p.m. on Sunday, was signalled early this morning, hut was observed to he proceeding very slowly, aud to he under sail. She got inside the Heads at noon, after being signalled throe hours, and brought up. The tug Titan wont down to her. Her main shaft broke this morning at six o’clock, when she was six ecu miles off the Hoads. She cannot proceed to Dunedin to-night. THE SOUKAE. This ship was towed up the harbor this morning. Her long passage has been caused by a succession of unfavourable winds and heavy adverse gales after passing tho Leewin. She was 51 days to tho Cape, 77 to the Leewin, and 105 from Scilly to the Snares. A number of the chain plates have been started, and some of the bulwarks carried away. All aboard are in good health, but a steerage passenger named Alexander Wilson was missed on May 22nd during a heavy gale when tho ship was rolling heavily. He is supposed to have fallen overboard and been drowned. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Wellington, Jnno 23. Signalled at the heads, Craigmullen, 117 ..days out, from London. Sailed—Albion, for the South, at 2 p.m. Passengers for const—Miss Masters, Messrs Yause aud Newton. Port Chalmers. Jnno 22. Arrived, last night, tho ship William Davie, from Glasgow, 105 days out; barque G. M. Tucker, 115 days from New York; harquenlino Mercury, 98 days from New York, with cargo for Dnnedin, Lyttelton, and Wellington. Sailed to-day, Wanganui, steamer, for Wcllincton Oil the heads, ship Denbighshire, from London. Bluff, June 24. The Gland Hamilton sailed at noon yesterday for Melbourne, but returned this morning in consequence of the south-west gale.