SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1696, 28 July 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OS' LYTTELTON. Weather Eeport—July 23. 9 a.m —Weather, overcast and rains' ; wind, 0.W., light, Barometer, 29.90 ; r thermometer, 39. Hiarh Water—To-morrow. Morning, 00.18 j evening, 00.50, Arrived -July 26. Orari, ship, 1015 tons, Mosey, from London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Passengers Saloon—Mr Wm. Watorston, Mrs Waterston, Mr Chas. Waterston, Mi-s Clara Watorston, M lS ® Helen Waterston, Master Waterston, Miss E. St-Olartm, Mr H. Anderson, Mrs Jones. Mr Frederick Jones, Miss Florence Jones, and 257 Government immigrants, eqnal to 243 J statute adults. For Canteibnry.—Families—Davis: Edward-3. Ann 28 ; Eastwood : Eichard 22, Sarah 21, Kidiard 1; Ewart: Eichard 21, Mary 22j Fisher: Charles 29, Clara 33. Francis 1: Grenfell: Peter !45. Maria 44, Henry -6, Jane 21. Grace 19, Margaret 17, John 15, Mnry 11, Annie 12, P.ichard 10, Peter 8, Emily 6, Israel J, Wm. 1" Hadley: John 52. Jane 44, Wm. 22, James 1G Fanny 1-t. John 11, Henry 9, Eehecca 2; Lewick: Henry 29, Emma 29, William 10, John 4, Harriet 21; McGoorge : Samuel 39, Janet 33, John 21, Jessie -0, Helen 19, Mary IG, James 10. Margaret 5. Alexander 2, Samnel 1; Murphy.- William 2G, Hannah -o, Emily J. 4, Mary H. 2; Newcombe: William 31, Ann 37, Theresa 13, Elizabeth 12, William 11, Alice 9, Nolly 8. David 5. Edith 2 ; O’Boyle: Neil 47, Mary J. 30, Mary 13. Kate 11, Neil 8, Margaret 8. Francos 6, Patrick 4, Sarah 2, Eoso 1: Bead: Henry 35, Annie 2S; Eoily : Patrick 30, Honor .7, Thomas 10, Mary 8, Bridget 4, Maggie 6, Michael -, Patrick 1, Shiite : James 30, Catherine 27, William 8, Eobert G, Thomas 4; Wicks; Thomas 22, Martha 19; Maloney; Thomas 29, Johanna 28, Mary 3. Single men—Austin, Edwerd “5; Balluntine, Ninian24 ; Blanche. James st; Cole, George J.-o: Connolly, Patrick 20, William 17 ; Casgrovo, John 19; Cowley, William 23; Doyle, John 20; Gibson, Alexander 2G; Gillmnn, Eaymond 29; Harris, Christopher 21; Hayes, Thomas 2o; Liddy, Michael 20; McCarthy, Michael 20; McCaskor Hugh 30; MoCTaokou: John 23, Eobert -0; MoLoughlm: John 20. Pater 19; Martin, Dominick 20; Murdoch. Henry 24: Needham, Edward 2o; Niles, William G. 23; O’Brien, Chas. 19; Pringle, Frank 22- Sargeant, Eiehd. 2G; Slocombe, Wm. —; Stcckdill: Geo. 20, Wm. G. 22; Thomas, J. W. 25; White, Jas. 19; Wilson: John 21, Eichard 2o; Mngniro, Thomas 21; Dolan, Pat. 22; Wado, Aaron 14. Single Women—McCosker, Ann G2; Arnold, Kate 30; Berry, Bridget 21; Choldou, Arabella, 21; Colo: Mary A. 35, William 7, Ellon 5, Ada 3, Alice 1; Casgrovo, Marv 23; Connehan: Catherine 34, Mary 11, Jeremiahs, James G, John 4; Cranford: Eehecca 21; Margaret 19; Daly, Mary 22; Dillon, Margaret 13; Eastwood, Eehecca 52; Evans, Annie 2G; Finnegan. Margaret 20: Fisher: Maria 69. Maria 25; Forrest, Elizabeth 29; Holer, Mary 19; Herlihy, Mary IS; Beveridge, Catherine IS; McCosker, Elizabeth 2i: Boss, Annie2s; Stockdill, Maria 22 ; Wade, Jane 65; Wells. Elizabeth 16. For Wellington.—Families Arthur: John 31, Elizabeth 31: Blanket t: William 33, Mary -7 : Hayward : Alfred 21, Alice 22 ; Jenkinson : Edward 33. Eosamond 31, Alice 6, Edward 4, Eliza 2 ; Molnnes: John 3i, Christina 30, Alexander 13, Christina 9. Jcanie 4, Duncan 2 ; Mas n: William 35 Mary 23, Eosa2; Moores: James 39, Harnett 43* Hannah 35 ; Eedstone : William E. 20, Mary E. 23, Clara 3, Ernest 1; Stott: John 23, Mary 21, Eiehard 1; Yickerstaff: George 49, Hannah 45, William 19. George 15, Alice 13. Harriett 10, EebeocaO, John 6 ; Noflke: Albertina 45. Frederick 25, August IS. Otto 14, Bertha 11, Herman 4. Single men—Bnrn, George H. 15; Findlay, George 23; Green, Thomas 22; Harris, William 20; Hickey: Cornelius 20, John 19, James 21; MoKoown, Den.-s 23; McKay. John 31; Minty, Charles 90; Mouson, Olaf 30; Nicholson. James 23 ; O’Donnell, Michael 22; Wycho, Eobert 22; Jinss, Henry 17. Single Women—Boll. Matilda 29; Burke: Fanny 36, Emily B. 17, William 2, Edward 1; Eyan: Eliza 44, Annie 16. Ellen 14, William 11, Mary 10, Patrick 3. Dan 6; Findlay, Elizabeth 25. For 3 Hawke’s Bay. Families Dickenson: Emannsl 35. Sophia 36, Joseph 17, John 15, James 9, Samuel 5. Single Men —Dickenson, John 26; Bowdon, Leonard 21; Corbett. Michael 23; Henley, Alexander 22; MoDongal, George 27; Mackie: James 20. Eobert 23 ; Bussell, James 23 ; Stewart, Charles 17; Thomson, Eobert 23; Thow, George 23; Wallace, Michael 23. For Nelson.—Single Mon—Conway, Thomas 23; Marshall: Eobert 24, James 22. Single Women—Lorimer: Catherine 33, Edith 11, Bertha 10, Emily L. 9, George 7; Stevens, Emily 18. For Westland.—Families— Duke: John 47, Wilhelmina 45, John 19, Carolina 13, Ada 11, Charles 9 ; Kenny : Patrick 26, Ann 26. Single Man —Barry, James 25. For New Plymouth. —Families—Harmel: Siegfried 38, Johanna 35, Matilda 12, Theresa 7, Emilie 4, Johanna 2; Hawker: William 41, Caroline 39, Thomas 22, Alfred 16, James 9, Elizabeth 0: Uhlenherg: Johann 46, Eosalio 44, Julianna 22, Anna 20, Maria 15, Matilda 16, August 12. Arrived— July 28. Annie Melhaish, bar:pie, 344 tons, from NewCastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Sailed— July 26.

Hawoa, 5.8,461 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington, Auckland, and East Coast ports. E. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Saloon : For Wellington, Mrs Croker, Messrs Ashcroft, McStraith, Hedley, A eland, Gilchrist. Fordham, W. H. Green; for Auckland, Mr and Mrs Hnllenstein, Mrs M. C. Hill, Miss Motion, Mr Kean, , , , . Ladybird, H. 8., 236 tons, Malcolm, tor Port Chalmers and Akaroa. E, Pnflett, agent. Passenger— For Akaroa, Miss Corron. Jnly 27. Jane Douglas, 8.8., 75 tons. Fraser, for Kaikoura and Wellington. Edwards, Bennett and Co., agents. „ Wanganui, s.s. f 179 tons, Bayldon, for Timaru jtnd Dunedin. J. M. Heywood and Co., agents.

The barque Annie Melhnish, from Newcastle, arrived this morning with coals. Captain George Herbert, master of tho schooner Wave of Life, from Picton, reports On Thursday, 21th inst., at 8.30 a.m., Amuri Bluff, hearing N.W. i.'W., distant ten miles, sighted a large piece of timber floating deep in the water, put out the boat and palled to it. On inspection it proved to be the stern-post of a vessel, and from its appearance had not long been adrift; part of the copper still adhered to it, on which the numbers 5 and 6 could be distinguished about twelve feet below tho surface of the water. It was floating right np and down as if some heavy weight was attached to the lower part.