SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1670, 27 June 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP LYTTELTON Weather Report— Jons 27. 9 a.m.—Weather, clear blue sky; wind, S.W., i'Barometer, 29.90 ; thermometer, -13. S High Water-To-morrow. Morninff. 10.33; evening, 10.31, Arrived—June 27. Chile, barque, 763 tons, C albert, from Timarn, to await change of weather. Alpha, ketch, Tyson, from Timarn, for repairs. Cleared—June 27, Southern Cross, s.s., ISA tons, Helander, for Rnckland, via Wellington and East Coast. Cuff uad Graham, agents. Sailed —June 27. Hebe, barquentine, 213 tons, Whitburn, for Oamaru. SEoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Gleaner, brigantine, 114 tons, for Melbourne. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Renfrewshire, barque, 898 tons, Wilkie, for Timarn. The Renfrewshire, for Timarn, and Hebe, for Oamarn, sailed this morning, and the Gleaner, for Melbourne. Two barques from the southward, and a brigantine from the North were signalled when our messenger left Port to-day. The barque Chile, Captain Culbert, was signalled aa making for tho port when our despatch left. The Chile was outside yesterday, and was supposed to have made to the southward towards Timarn, whence she put to sea during the late gale. The southerly wind springing up has, no doubt, caused Captain Culbert to run in here. The ketch Alpha, a telegram about which was sent from Timarn here yesterday, has arrived in .Port. She anchored during the gale, and until the sea subsided, off Pigeon Bay for shelter, having previously, in her run from Timarn, lost her bowsprit, foretopmast, boom, and part of bulwarks. Captain Tyson purposes having her repaired here before returning to Timarn. SHIPPING TJSLEGEAMS, Wellington, June 27. Captain Fairchild reports that on the 17th, between Mannkan and North Cape, he experienced the heaviest gale he had known during his twenty years’ experience. The seas ran mountains high, but the Hinemoa sustained no damage. He reports seeing a barque off Capo Palliser, which he took to be the Western Belle, from London. The ship City of Madras proceeds from here to Portland, America. _ _ Port Chalmers, June 2,. Arrived—Ship City of Cashmere, 37 days, from Gravesend. Brings 30 passengers and 1500 tons of cargo.