SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1711, 14 August 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OB' LYTTELTON. ■Weathek Repout—August 14. 9 a,m.—Weather, clear; blue sky. Wind, o.YV,, light. Barometer, 2D.52; thermometer, 40. High Water—To-morrow, Morning, 1.28; evening, 1.53. Ahriveb— August 14. Tararua, s.s., 563 tons, Muir, from Melbourne, via South. E. Pnllett, agent. Passengwa—Saloon, from Melbourne-Mr J. Holmes, Mr Butter, Mr and Mrs McLean. Miss Tullook, Miss Pox. Masters McLean, Matthews, Perman, Parlato. Prom Hobart Town —Miss Tothnm; and eight in the steerage. . , ~ Cleared —August 14. Tararua, s.s., 563 tous, Muir, for Sydney, via North. B. Pnllett, agent. . _ Alert, schooner, 44 tons, Hayes, for Oamaiu; Cull and Graham, agents. Captain Condy, barque Pleiades, reports speaking n schooner off the east end of the Peninsula at 4 p.m. on Monday, showing signals L Q J C (the Sea Bird, honnd from Timaru to Manukan), and wished to be reported hero “ all well.” The schooner Owake, Captain Lang, twenty days ont, from Manukan to Dunedin, timber laden, put in here yesterday with the band of her iiller gone and short of provisions. The former was repaired at the workahop of Mr J. Chillis, and a fresh supply of the latter obtained, the vessel proceeding on her V *Mrr ß XngUs?the t iocal agent, states that the Orient Steam Company has offered the Chancellor of the Exchequer to establish a fortnightly mail service with the Australian colonies. The'ship Soukarlwaa towed into thelstream yes terday, in ballast, for Melbourne. Captain EsohonJlschooner W. L. Beebeo gives notice that ho will not bo responsible for debts contracted by the crow. . . , ~ . The s.s. St. Ki’da, for Wanganui, is to sail today, and the s.s. Wanganui for Timarnand Dunedin. The s.s. Tararua, from Melbourne via South, is due to-day, and sails for Auckland, via East Coast ports and Wellington, this evening. The Eialto is a full ship, and is expected to take her departure to-day for London, going direct from the wharf to sea.