SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1378, 16 July 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. .Weather Report— July 16. 9 a.tii. Wind, calm ; weather, hltio sky. Barometer. 30 00; thermometer 30.00. Hion Water—' To-Morrow. Morning, 5.58; night, 6,20. Arrive!!— Jnly 15. Mercnry, three-masted schooner, from New York via Port Chalmers. Miles, Hassal and Co., agents. Taiaroa. a.s., 228 tons, Wheeler, from Northern Ports. D. Mills, agent. Passengers—Saloon—Mesdames Gilmonr, Howloy, Misses Webster, Fendalo, Messrs Gilmonr, Roberts. Thompson, Hill. Hamley, Williams, Do" u, Mnllally, Davies, and 9in steerage. Arrived—Jnlv 16. Hawea, s.s., 102 tons, Kennedy, from Auckland via East Roast, D. Mills, agent. Passengers—saloon: Mr and Mrs Ryder, Mr and * T rs Gillighan, Mr and Mrs Tamer. Mesdarnes Henderson, Caddy, Craig, Messrs Wolfe, King, Goughian, Buttle, Allen, Robinson, Goodwin, Moorhouse, Lananzo, Patterson, and 5 steerage. Courier, ketch. 31 tons, Sinclair, from Pigeon Bay. Master, agent. Ci.eared— Jnly 15. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Whitby, for Gisborne. Cuff and Graham, agents. Clearrp—Jnly 16. Hawea, s.s.. 462 tons, Kennedy, for Dunedin via Akaroa. D. Mills, agent. _ Iris, barque, 340 tons, Burch, for Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. E. U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Green, rorLe Eon’s Bay. Master, agent. Sailed—Jnly 15. Enterprise, brigantine, 8t tons, Mnndle, for Weilington. P. Cunningham and Co, agents. Mand Graham, schooner, 80 tons, McConville, for New Plymouth. Cuff and Graham, agents. Star of the Mersey, brig, 255 tons, Hodgson, for Hokianga. C. W. Turner, agent. Taiaroa, s s., 228 tons, Wheeler, for Oamoru. D. Mills, agent. __ Marie, barque, 465 tons, Burmeister, for Mauritius. 0. W. Turner, agent. Sailed— July 16. Sarah and Mary, ketch, 40 tons, Payne, for Heathoote. Master, agent. XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Poster, for Akaroa. Master, James, ketch, 28 tons, Smith, for Port Levy. P. Jenkins, agent. Imports. Per Elizabeth Curie—ss,ooo feet timber. Consignee—P. Jenkins. Per Taiaroa—Free from Mannkan—B sks oysters, 1 truss. Free from Wellington—3 hales, 1 pci. 90 boxes candles. Consignees—Glenn, Qabites, Order, Hargreaves. Per Columbus—l34s cases, 781 casks, 203 pkgs, 43 hrls, 3 pels. 50 qr-ca“ks, 31 crates. I nket, I tierce. 82 jars, 455 hags, 1218 boxes. 18 rolls. 16 hhds. 59 plates, 2681 bdls, 6 ta-ka. 125 hales, 14171 bars, 743 kegs, 226 drums. 10 o n o slates, 70 camp ovens, 73 covers, 66 grindstones, 1 pair wheels, 1 pair shafts, 95 trunks 66 firkins, 7 stones, 4 qr-tierces, 3 greyhounds. quantity of surplus stores. Consignees— H. Medley, Kempthorne. Prosser and Co, Wood, Shand anil Co, Pruclie and Co. Wilson, Snwtell and Co. Mrs Birch, Museum, Vincent and Co, J. White and Co, J. Anderson, E. N. Jenkins, Mason, Strothers and Co, J. Stanton, G. Gould, E. C. J. Stevens, W. Walsh, Miss Newth, J. Mortlock, A. Eeisckek, T. J. Malingand Co. Cook and Ross, A. Orr and Co, W. Reeves, R. Lusk. A. Simpson, R. Wehh, F. B. Passmore. W. B. Tosswill, Chi snail and Stewart. Miles, Hassal and Co. B Peterson and Co. W. W. Cobh, L E. Nathan. W. J. Hersey, Hale and Co, R. A. Cole, W. Montgomery and Co, C. Howell. C. W. Tamer, Priedlander Brothers, Jameson Brothers. Trent Brothers, Guthrie and Larnach. S. Nashelski. H. Hawkins. R. Forbes, W. Crowe. G. Booth, H. Blackett, W. Strange and Co, J, Ballantyne and Co. Milner and Thompson, J. H. Spencer and Co, Royse. Stead and Co. J. H. Draper, J. Greenaway, New Zealand Shipping Company, Walker. Exports. •" Per Antelope—2ooo feet timber, 87 bdls laths, 300 Sheepskins, 11 hags fat, 43 pieces machinery, 388 cheese, 6 hams, 6 sides bacon, 2 pckgs do, 7 cases cheese, 2 pc*gs hams and bacon, 17 hides. Consignees—Malcolmson, H. Matson and Co. D. Sladden, H. Hawkins and Co, Saunders and Henderson. J. M. Sheppard, Manchester and Co, E. Wilkin and Co. Per Emerald—lo3B hags flour, 100 sks bran, 79 do sharps, sdo oats, 48 do potatoes. Shippers —Isaac Wilson, Cuff and Graham. Vessels in Harbor. Steamers Gazelle. Ships—Bulwark. Dnlre of Argvle. Sonkar, Barques- Columbus, Coromandel. Iris, Especulador, Adelphoi. Barqnentines—Swallow, Mercury. Brigs Thomas and Henry, Wild Wave. Derwent. Brigantines and schooners- Bee, Herald. Spray, Reward, Gleaner, E. U. Cameron, Volunteer, Elizabeth Curie. Ketches—XXX, Emerald, Lucy James, Sarah and Mary. Alice Jane, Flying Squirrel. Cutter—Antelope. Vessels at the Wharves. No. 1 Wharf—Duke of Argyle, loading j Sonkar, discharging; Coromandel, discharging; Spray, loading. , . No 3 Wharf—Bulwark, discharging; Gleaner, discharging. No i Wliarf— Thomas and Henry, loading; Swallow. discharging ; Adelphoi discharging^ Tunnel Wharf—lris, discharging ; Wild Wave, discharging, Herald, loading. Cunningham’s Wharf—Especulador. discharging ; Derwent, discharging; Emerald, loading; Elizabeth Curie, discharging.

The ketch Sarah and Mary sailed for Hoathcote Eiver ihis morning. _ . The s s. Hawea arrived from Auckland via East Coast at 12.30 p m., and sails for Akaroa and Dunedin this afternoon. ARRIVAL OF THE BARQUE COLUMBUS FROM LONDON. The barque Columbus, under charter to the Now Zealand Shipping Company, arrived yesterday morning, anchoring off the Heads at 5 a.m. At 11 a.m. she got under weigh and beat up to a berth off Rhodes’ Bay. Owing to the Titan’s being on the slip, and it being the day for the Akaroa’s trip to Pigeon Bay, there was no steamer available to tow the barque in, and it was two in the afternoon before the Health Officer cleared her and your reporter proceeded on board. The Columbns is a composite vessel < f 744 tons, and has been here before (in 1874), when she made tie passage out from London in eighty-six days. She has since visited Ol ago and Auckland, having been at the latter port last year. She is a handsome little vessel, bnt is rather doen this trip. Her passage has occupied 116 days, much time having been lost, principally through light trades, calms about the Equator, and light variables from losing the S.E. fcndes to the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope. Ko special accident occurred on the passage; one heavy sea came aboard, flooding the saloon and doing some slight damage, but this will bo easily ren tired. The l olnmbas brought three saloon and four steerage passengers ; Ihe latter were lodged in the house on deck, and speak well of the kind treatment they received and the quality of the provisions provided. The cargo is a large and valuable one and, ns before stated, the vessel comes consigned to the New Zealand Shipping Company, The following is the captain’s report of the trip: Xoft Gravesend March 21st; passed Deal on -2ml. Mad N.W. winds and thick weather in Channel, and took final departure from land on the 23th. Strong westerly winds prevailed across the Bay with occasional gales. Caught N.E. trades in 20 N on Anril 9th • they were light, and were lost on April ttTin 3 N Crossed the Equator April 26th in 27 ■W ■ light and variables prevailed from losing N.E. trades to April 28th, when in 2 S the S.E. trades were met with? They held till May 10th in lat, 19 South long. 32 west. Thence to meridian of Cape light variables and southerly winds, that pond being passed on June 2nd in 40 south Ran down casting between 40th and 42nd parallels, the westerlies being strong and favorable. Sighted Port balmers light on Saturday at noon, and thence had thick N E weather with occasional heavy squalls up the coast. Made Godley Head at 5 a.m. on Saturday night, anchoring outside the Heads at 5 a.m. yesterday : got under weigh at 11 a.m., and heatup harbor against S.W. wind, anchoring off Rhodes Mav at 3.30 p.m. Sighted Madeira, Cape de Verde and Tristan D’Acnuha during the run On May 7th in lat S. spoke ship Arabia from Cardiff to Hong Kong 44 days out. It being calm passengers went aboard. On Sunday, 16tn Juno, a heavy sea came aboard whilst the barque was running before a westerly wind. It washed a number of moveable articles overboard, carrying away starboard companion, flooding the saloon, and doing other 4amago. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellutoton, July 15. g tt iled 6 p.m., Hawea, for Lyttelton. banea—o PoRT chai.mers, July 15, Arrived-Eotoruft, from Lyttelton, at 11 ami. Barques Thurso and Frederick Bassill, from Newcastle' Timaru, July 15. Arrived-Brig Pakeha. 15 . Arrived— Albatross and Saxon, schooners, from There was a severe gale in the harbor yesterday.