SHIPPING.
— i POET OF LYTTBLTOW. Weatheb Hkfort—December 5. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcast aud gloomy, wina. B.W. light. Barometer. 29 01: thermometer, 08. High Water-To-Morrow. Morning, 10.08; evening. 10.30. Arrived—December 5 Edith Keid. schooner. 71 tons, McConville, from Kaiapoi. Master, agent, woiiino. Wanganni. s.s., 179 tons. Bayldon, from Welling. ton anl West Coast. J. M. Haywood and Co., ' Arrived—Decomber G. Mary King, schooner, 73 tons, Bailey, from Ticton. Master, agent. ~ Penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Malcolm, from Dnnedin. B. Pnllett. agent. Passengers— 4in steerage. | Hnrnnni, ship. 1054 tons, Barclay, from London. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Wild Dnck, ketch. 42 tons, Taylor, from Thames. Cleared—Decemlier 6. Emily, brig, 263 tons, Sutherland, for Sydney. P. Cunningham and Co.. agents. Passengors— Mrs and Miss Sutherland, Mr W. McNichol. Sailed —December 5. Zior, schooner, G'J tons, Norman, for Dunodin. Cnff and Graham, agents. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 79 tons, ratersou, for Dtinedin. Master, ngout. Sailed—Doecmbcr 0. Wave of T.ife, schooner, 73 tons, Herbert, for Havolock. Master.ngo-.it. Annie Hill, brtgantine, 121 tons, McKay, for Stewart's Island Master, agent. Esther, brigantine, 17 tons, Davis, for Pelorns Soand. Master, agent. The 3.?. Pcngnin, Captain Halcolm. arrived this morning from Dnnedin. She leaves for Auckland, via Wellington and way ports, this evening. The schooner Mary King arrived ]his morning from Picton with a cargo of timber. The schooner Hosannah Rose. Captain Holgeson, arrived yesterday morning from Koipara, whence she left November 26th. Light N.W. winds were carried to Cape Egmont on the 28th, passed Capo Campbell next day and Kaikom-a on the 30th. The •wind then shifted to the S.W., and the vessel pat back into Port Underwood on Monday night. Left next day, and hnd calms aud variables down. The barqne Especnlador. Captain Powell, arrived yesterday morning from Newcastle, after a good passage of thirteen days. Fresh Westerly wiuds were carried to Capo Farewell, made November 28fh: S.E. thence for two days, and N. w. to Kaikonra. made on Tuesday last, since which baffling winds prevailed. A schooner was comiug np tho harbor wnen onr ■express left Port. THE HURUNUI. The New Zealand Shipping Compauy's ship Hnrnnni, Captain Barclay, arrived from London •this morning with two hundred and fifty-flvo passengers, namely, twenty-two in tho saloon, twentyflve in tho second cabin, and two hundred anil ■eight steerage. The ship had not cleared when oar express left port, but a report had been received thit the passengers were all well. Tho Hurnnni left London on Angust 16th, and has thus been 112 flays on the voyage. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Port Chalmers, Decembor C. Arrived—Waitaki, from Lyttelton. The ship Dnnedin. with immigrants, from Glasgow, is at the Heads. Napier, December 5. The Helen Denny sailed for London with a cargo of wool, Sheen skius, and tallow, valued at £54,735. The May Queen, immigrant ship, sailed for the -Bluff.
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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1808, 6 December 1879, Page 2
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