SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1712, 15 August 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OP UYTTELTOH. ■WEATHKr. Botokt— Angtist 15. 9 a.m.-Weather, overcast. Wind, westerly, light. Barometer, 29.84 s thermometer. ■U. * High Water—To-morrow. Momlug, 2.20; evening, 2.17. Clbahed— August 11. , T Eialto, barque, 1166 tons, Williamson, for Iondon! C. W. Turner, agent. Passengers-J. laster, T, Wood. , ..,» Alert. **£HS»S&£. *» 0a — CnfE and Graham, agents. The barque Eialto, Captain Williamson, cleared Oamaru, sailed this m ThS l Minora arrived at Newcastle henco. August S The Mary Blair was to leave Hobort Town for here August 12th. It will bo seen from tbe tTnion Steamship Comadvertisement that the I Company a new steaner Penguin is to leave here on her first trip in the East Coast service, on Satnrday, the inst. The s.s. Taxarua, Captain Muir, arrived yesterday morning from Port Chalmers, Bluff, Hobart Town, and Melbourne. The report of her passage to the Bluff has already been published. Prom the Bluff moderate weather was met with, and from Pert Chalmers very thick fogs, light winds from E.N.1.. to 7a.m. yesterday, when the weathercleared and the wind came from the nor'ard. The steamer sailed last evoning for Sydney via Northern ports. The Model Yacht Bace for the next regatta is an event of somo interest to not a few intending Yachtsmen. It is said that quite thirty yachts will Tho Emperor mado good progress at Peacock's wharf yesterday with her discharging. Upwards of IGO tons of coal were landed. Tho Star of India, drawing 20ft. Bin.. was berthed yesterday at No. 3 Jetty. *.„_„ Tho Snnheaui sailed from Nowcastlo for here, August 2nd. , „ Tho Bells was all afloat yesterday, and a gang of men were put on in the afternoon to discharge her argo. ____^——^—