SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1689, 19 July 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTEITON. WrATHBB Hrpout—JnTy 19. 9a.m—Weather, clear, blue sty; wind, calm. Baromotor, 29.63 ; thermomoter. 30. llifh Water—To-morrow. Morning, 4-29 j oveuing, 4-50.

Arrived—July 18. Hawarden Castle, ship, 1101 tons, Matthews,from London. Edwards, Bennett and Co., agents. Passengers: Saloon—Mr Lance, Mrs Lanco, John Lance, Harry Lance, Leonard Lanco, Jnno Stancombe, Edward Benson, a.d J. J. Macbeth. Second CabmEobert Pincknoy. John Faith, Janies Faith, Mrs M J. J. Johnston, Walter O'Wooro, Donald O'Jttoore, and Nicholas Toole. Steerage-Sarah Aia Carter, James Fitz patriot, Denis Moroney, Catherine Bnssell, Sarah Marker, Thomas Marker, Alice Marker, Emily Marker, William Thomas, Edwin Luxmoor, Janet Chadwick, Eobert.Chadwick Eobert J. Chadwick, Eobert Gill, Eobert Trohear, Henry Carson, Charles Wilraot, Thoma 3 Lawsoi., Mrs Lawson, Charles C. Newman, John Allen D. "W. B. Ogilvy, Patrick Eoddy, Wm. J. Sloan", John Davis, George Beamish, Andrew lukster, and Mrs Inkst r. Arrived— July 19. Wanaka. b.b. 278 tons, McGillivray, fromDnnodin, B. Puflett, agent. Passengers Saloon, Mrs Crabtree, Mrs Aiton, Messrs Crabtrej, Alton, Smith, Dawson, Snood, Ainsley, Davidson. Tararua, s.s., BC3 tons, Muir, from Sydney Tip. Auckland and East Coast ports. B. Pullet, agent. Passengers—Saloon, from Sydney, Mr O. U. Aspinall; from Coast, Mias Smales and Mrs Johnston, Mrs Perceval, and Miss Grace Inglis. Miss Mannering, Mr Winter and Mr Cooper, Mr Wadley and Mrs Skieton, Mr Meek and Mr Hamung; and 21 steerage. -rim Cleared—July 19- _ Waimate, ship, 1123 tons. Peek, for London. New Zealand Shipping Company, ayents. Passengers—Saloon. Mr and Mrs Toke, Miss F. H. Toke, Mr F W. Bartley; second cabin. Miss Jones, Masters Jones (2); steerage, Mrs Wood and two children. Mrs Stokes and four children, Mr and Mrs Aiton and child, Mr and Mrs H. Ehodes, Mrs ! M. Miller. Messrs B. Flynn, C. Smith, J. McCormick, J. Grigg, A. Snavel, and Mnrdock. Wanaka. s.s., 278 tons MoGillivray. for Auckland via East Coastand Wollington. R. Pufiet, agent. Torarua, s.s.. 5G3 tons, Mnir, for Melbourne via Hobart Town and Sonth. E. Puflett, agent. Aratapu, brigantine, 122 tons, Smith, for Auckland. Master, agent. Sailed —Jnly 18. Jane Douglas, s.s., 75 tons, Fraser, for Kaikoura and Wellington. Edwards, Beunett, and Co., agents. The ship Waimate, for London, was cleared by tho New Zealand Shipping Company thi3 morning, and will sail this afternoon. She takes a number of passengers, a list of whom will be found above. The s.s. Wanaka rnd s.s. Tararna, arrived this morning, the former from South, and the latter from Sydney via Northerm ports. Tho Wanaka will leave for Northern ports at 3.15 p.m., and the Tararaa for Melbourne via South and Hobaxt Town. THE HAWAEDEN CASTLE. This ship, nndor charter to Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co., arrived last night from London, after a passage of 105 days. She is an iron built ship about ten years old, capable of carrying a large cargo. By her has arrived a goodly nninbor of passengers, [the names of whom are given in tho arrival notice above. They all speak highly of the captain (Matthews) and his noble ship. No casualty to any of them occurred daring the TOyage, and mo sickness, but the experience of the crew has been less fortunate, one of their number, Alfred Williams, an able Heaman, having slipped or been washed overboard during a storm ou the night of the 21st June. Tho night was so dark and the gale so fierce it was impossible to save him. Jo other incident of note occurred during the voyage, and the Bhip has ceme into port in excellent order. Her agents are Messrs Edwards, Bennett and Co.