SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1750, 29 September 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST OF IiYTTBLTOR. Weather Report—September 29. 9 a.m.—Weather, clear, blue sky. Wind, N.E., ii?ht. Barometer, 29.23 ; thermometer, 55. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 3.18; evening, 3.39. Arrive#— September 27. Penguin, s.s., 440 tons, Malcolm, from Wellington and East Coast ports. E. Puflett. agent. Passenger*—Mr, Mrs and Miss Anderson, Mr Anderson, Eer. Calder, Messrs F. A. Whitaker, Inwood, Heaver, Wnrtbam, Baker, Prade, A. H. Anderson, Alias Anderson, Mr Brown, Mr and Mrs J. Wilson and child, Mr T. Henderson, Mr T. Clark, and 18 steerage. September 28. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Bayldon, from Wellington and Middle Island West Coast ports. J. M. Hey wood and Co., agents. Passenger—Miss Winter ; steerage, three. Wave of Life, schooner, 71 tons, Herbert, from Picton. Master, agent. Arrived —September 29. Island City, barque, 421 tons, McDonald, from Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Cleared —September 29. Wanganni, 179 tons, Bayldon, for Dunedin via Tirmm. J. M. Hey wood and Co., agents. Sailed —September 27. Wanaka, s.s., 28G tons, McGillivray, for Auckland via East Coast ports. E. Puflett. agent. Passengers—For Wellington—Messrs Seddeu, Garland, Preston; for Picton—Mr Eobinson; for Auckland—Mr and Mrs Howell and daughter, Messrs Trout, Tullock, Miss A. Steele; steerage— s.s., 440 tons, Malcolm, for Port Chalmers via Akaroa. R. Pnflett, agent. Passengers— Miss O’Mally, Messrs Michael and Broachor. September 28. Sea Bird, brigantine, 155 tons. Smith, for Havelock. Master, agent. Sailed— September 29. Tauranga. schooner, Gl tons, Grubb, for Timaru. Cull and Craham, agents. The barque Island City, Captain McDonald, from Newcastle with coals was signalled when our messenger left port. , . , .- . An Auckland paper says :—lt is stated that Mr Winter, the purchaser of the wrecked steamer Taupo, has returned from the Australian and Southern ports, having been successful in finding experienced met and appliances for raising tne vessel. Operations are to be commenced shortly, and the venturers ore sanguine of success. The position of the vessel has undergone littlo or no change, and Captain Farquhar was able, on Wednesday last, to walk through the cabin and over the lower deck, dry shod, at low water. A providential rescue of two castaways is mentioned in a recent number of “ Mitchell’s Maritime Register,’* which states that a vessel arrived at Cardiff on June 18th with two French seamen, brothers, on hoard. They had been picked up in an open boat in mid-Atlantic. They belonged to the schooner Amelie Marie, of St. Pierre. When their vessel was on the coast of Newfoundland they went out fishing in a boat. A fog came on, and they lost their ship. They had been eight days at sea when picked up. and were exhausted from hunger and cold. Both were terribly emaciated and unable to stand. ENGLISH SHIPPING. ( ,r Homo News,” August 14tb.) Arrived—From Canterbury—Arethusa, August 6th; City of Quebec, August 6th; and Pioko and Maraval. August 9fch. The Euterpe, Captain Phillips, was moored off Gravesend on August 3rd, and was run into, sustaining considerable damage. She returned to dock for repairs. (The Euterpe was since telefraphed as having sailed for Canterbury on August 2th.) The Hyda'pes, Captain Bahot, left London for Melbourne August Ist. Tho Pericles, from London for Sydney, with immigrants, struck on gronnd at Penaro Point Harbor, near Falmouth, and remained two hours before she floated off. She proceeded on her voyage apparently nndamaged; but it was afterwards found that she was leaking, and she has put back to Plymouth. The emigrants have been aisembarked and taken to the depot, while the ship has gone into dock for repairs. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Port Chalmers, September 29. Arrived —Penguin with the wrecked barque Bells from Lyttelton via Akaroa.