SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1684, 14 July 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. Weather Eefobt—JnlyH4. 9 a.m—Weather, overcast and rainy ; wmtt, S 3. w. f breeze. Barometer, 30.40; thermometer. 44. High Water—To-morrow. Horning, 00.10; evening, 00.32. Arrives —July 12. Wanaka. s.s., 278 tons, McGillivray, from Auckland and way ports. E. Pnßett, agent. gers—Mesdames Dransfleld and Zander, Messrs Dransfleld, Zander (2), Scrivener, Browne, Marsden Sheath. Connor. McCallnm, Stodder. Ladybird, s.s , 286 tons, Malcolm, from Akaroa and Port Chalmers. E. Puflett, agent. Pas sengers—Messrs Williams, Thompson, and Halej. Eingarocma. s.s., Ortons’ Chatflold, from. Wellington! E. Puflett, ngeat. Passengers-saloon— Mr and Mrs White. Mr and Mrs Tiplor and family, Messrs Hallenstoin, Brasoh, Conyers Douglas, Graham, Cntts, Powell, Hunter, Birch, Ehodes, steerage, 2. _ i n Cleared— July 14. Elizabeth Carlo, schooner. 76 tons, Johnson, for Timuru. J. A. Morgan, agent. Sailed— July 12. Ladybird, s.s., 286 tons, Malcolm, for Auckland, via way ports. E. Puflett, azent. Passengerstor Wellington —Messrs Hyde, Parker, Charters, Heaver, Norman, Christie, Mesdames Charters and Barnett; for Pioton —Mr Alloway and family ; for Auckland —Mr Hnrrell, Messrs J. B. and J. Taylor; steerage, 5. _ , _. . Lismore, harquentine, 181 tons. Brown, for Eichmond Eiver. Cull and Graham, agents. Sunbeam, barque, -til tons, Thompson, for Newcastle. E. Weed, agent. Passenger Captain D w'anganni, s.s., 179 tons, Bayldon, for Wellington, Nelson, and West Coast. J. M. Heywood and Co. agents. Jnl J 3 Eingarooma, s.s., 023 tons, Chatfleld, for Wellington. E. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Miss Thomas. Mrs Montgomery and family, Mrs Kennedy. Mrs Shnmski, Hen. John Hall, Hon. C. C. Bowen Hon. Geo. Hart, Messrs E. C. J. Stevens, Stndholme, Donald, Wittowski. Shnmski, TVakefield, Montgomery, Albertson, Pyke, Kennedy, De Bcanmissimo, Harper, Mallet, Smith, Geddes, Mammoth Minstrel Troupe (16) ; steerage, 5. Hnia, s.s., 106 tons, Wills, for Wellington, via Koikoura and Foxton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Passengers saloon Messrs Higgins, Judge, Hobart, Cnthbert, Leslie ; steerage, 1. Bails* —July 14. ... Wanaka, 278 tons, McGillivray, for Dunedin, via Akaroa. E, Pnflett, agout. The s.s. Wanaka sailed South at 1 p.ra. to-day. The Elizabeth Curie, for Timarn, cleared at the Customs this morning. . The schooner Toroa. Captain Grundy, returned here on Saturday morniug from Oamarn, after a rather long rnn up, owing to a continnanco of northerly winds. The Torea left Oamaru July«>b and fetched Akaroa on Tuesday, July Bth. there from the N.E. gale, and left on Friday last with a N.E. wind, and on Inday night fell in with a S.E. gale, which continued until making the harbor. The Torea was berthed at No. 3 Intermediate Jetty, where she will finish loading *°A report reached port on Saturday that the Janette; ketch, of Lyttelton, had driven ashore in one of the neighboring bays. The master of a vessel who was in at Akaroa on Friday last states that it was so reported there, hnt it was said that the ketch was not damaged in any way. The Janette arrived in harbor last night. The barque Adelaide, with general cargo from London, was berthed at the Gladstone Pier on Saturday in the berth vacated by the Himalaya, the latter vessel taking an outside place alongside the Sonkar. . , „ , , The Falcon, Captain O van, arrived on Saturday morniug from Newcastle, after a fifteen days passage. Strong N.E., and S.E. winds prevailed until making Farewell, thence through the Straits a strong nor’-wester, and on Friday Bight a heavy gale from the S.W. The Falcon has a fall cargo of coal consigned to her agents, Messrs, Eoyse, Stead afternoon tho Union Steamship Com. ■pany’s s.s. Eingarooma returned from Wellington, and loft again tor that port on a special tnp. The steamer did not arrive here until close upon two o’clock in the afternoon, fnlly five honrs later than she was due, a delay resulting from the very severe southerly weather that prevailed during the passage. Mr Jones, the purser, reports the sea outside as being nnusnally heavy, and the southerly wind fully half a gale. Her late arrival, however, resulted in no detention to the passengers here, the agent getting her away sharp at half-past three in the afternoon.