SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1804, 2 December 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. WKiTHER Enronr—December 2. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcast. Wind, N.E., light. Barometer, 30.00; thermometer. CO. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 7.04; evening, 7.36. The American barque Blmiranda, Captain Staples, on discharge of her cargo from Now York, it is said •will load hero for that port. , _ ... The Peerless was loading at Newcastle for this ■port nt date of late advices. . 1 The s s. Claud Hamilton left .yesterday for Wellington, advertised p wts, and Melbourne at 1 p m. The Elmirund v was towed in yesterday morning, and berthed nt the Tunnel wharf, and the Mary Ann Annisou at No. 3 The schooner Endeavour was towed out yesterday, and sailed for Oaiimrn. The schooner Maud Graham is advertised for Nelson, to sail to-day. _ ... The s.s. Penguin arrived yesterday from Wellington. Northern ports, and Auckland. Sho loft the latter port November 21st, and called at Tanrauga, Gisborne, and Napier respectively on the -Mu, 26th, and 27th. leaving Wellington on Sunday, iho steamer sailed for Port Chalmers nt --0 p.m. >csterday. to return next Saturday on hoi* regular trip north to the same ports. _ . m, ,1 The s s. Taiaroa is due to day from Port Chalmers, to sail this afternoon for Wellington, 1 ictoa, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukan. ... The New Zealand Shipping Company s ship Waitangi had a small lot of wool to take m last night. Sho is expected to leave the wharf to-day. Passengers to bo on hoard this afternoon. POET OF KAIAPOI. AnniTEn— December 1. . Edith Reid, MoKolvie, from Auckland via Lyttelton. IstronTS. Per Edith Reid—l4,oooft sawn timfcor. Consignee—J. Sims. The fine Schooner Edith Reid arrived off the Kaiipoi bar on Monday, and with a fair wind came howling along under the pilotage of Mr Petersen, to Oram and Hausen’s wharf without a single stoppage. Groat interest was manifested in her arrival judging by the number of persons who assembled on the wharf. The Edith Reid is one of tbo largest vessels next to the John Bullock, which has entered so far np the river. The horthiug at the wharf hat been vastly improved of late by the works carried out by the Waimakinri Harbor Board. The vessel brought in d largo consignment of superior New Zealand timber, consigned to Mr John buns. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Pont Caiiarns, December 2. Arrived— Penguin, from Lyttelton. Sailed— Stella, for Southern lighthouses. Aucklanp. December 1. Arrived—Hero, from Sydney, with forty passen gets. She loft on November 25th. b Bluff, December!. The Tararua arrived at 7.45. Sho loft Melbourne at 7.15 p.m. on November 25th. Passengers—For Lyttelton, Mr and Mrs Susses (3). Masters {-) Chishom, Mrs Barber and child, Mr Reid and Mrs Welsh and child, Miss Pothier, Messrs Spackraan Taylor, Jefferson, Moore; and 41 steerage. 50 tons of cargo.