SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1453, 12 October 1878, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. Weather Report— October 12. on. m Wind. N. light ; weather, blue sky. TUro ueter, 29.20; therim meter, 67.00. B tro High Water-To-morrow. Morning* 3.58; evening, 4.19. Arrived— October 12. Taranaki, s.s., 327 tons, Malcolm, from Northern Ports. I). Mills, agents. Passengers—saloon : Mrs Norton and family (5), Mr J. Pattie, Mr and Mrs Davidson, Mrs Keys, Mr Asprey, Mrs Mulballion, Mr Denton, Mosdamos Robinson, Burt, Procter, Mrs Reynolds, Messrs M'Farlano, Steven, Stndholme, Mrs Boufleld, Messrs Lanreuson, Mnlhallion, Elleris, Mr and Mrs Bonfleld, Captain Jones, Rev. M'Lermon, Messrs Palmer, Addis and Masterton. Sailed —October 11. Tararna, s.s., 653 tons, Sinclair, for Melbourne, via Wellington and West Coast. Dalgety, Nichols and Co, agents. Passengers for Wellington—Hayes and Benhamo’s Circus Company. Eotorna, s.s., 575 tons, Carey, for Sydney, via Wellington, East Coast, and Auckland. D. Mills, agent. Passengers for Wellington—Mr and Mrs Parker, three children, and servant, Mr and Mrs Manhera, Messrs W. B. Laurie, J. Wilson, J. Dowland, A. Jansen, E. A. Dngdnle, Mnnroe, H. Smith, R. Stanly, Henry, J. Groves, Rev. Scott; for Auckland, Mrs Burnett and three children, Mr McDonald; for Picton, J. Taothoway; for Napier, Messrs Harding, W. Sheppard; for Sydney, Mesdames Lockson and Strong, and child, and servant. Cleared— October 12. Alice Jane, 27 tons, Johnson, for Akaroa. Master, agent. The Taranaki, s.s., arrived from Northern ports at 8.30 a.m. to-day. She sails for Port Chalmers this afternoon. The Dunedin “ Evening Star ’’ says of the arrival of the Oceania This vessel is decidedly worthy of more than usual notice, being colonmlhuilt, and as pretty a model as ever came into the port. She is owned by Captain Firth, a well-known trader to this port in years gone by in the barque Rachael. Her builder was Mr John Lucas, of Hobart Town, and she has been constructed of the very best materials. She is a fine weatherly craft, and carries her cargo in beautiful order, being as dry as a ship could possibly be. She is now two years old, and since she left the stocks has been employed trading from one port to another in China. She brings 12,189 packages of tea—part for this port and part for Lyttelton—and will discharge in Dunedin.