SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1819, 19 December 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FORT OF fVTTELTOH. V-jatsm;* Uproar—December 19. 9 a Vv.‘ether, overcast. Wind, N.E., breeze. Barometer, 29 GO.: thermometer. GO. ;y)~h w a tnr—To-morrow. Mom’ny. 9.33 j evening, 9.5:!. A rtuved—December IS. Taiarna, e.s,, 223 tons. Holmes, from We ington. R pnflett, n.'cnt. Passengers—Mesdamos Brown, Dalrymple. Brownlee. Misses Jones, Hislop. Peel, Messrs Blair. 0 illcott. Seddon, Brown, Burns, McCormick. Reeves ; six steerage. Ringurooma. s.s., 623 tons. Chatfleld, from Melbourne, via South. R Fnflett, agent. Passengers Saloon ; from Melbourne—Mr and Mrs Crews, Mr and Mrs und Master Steele. Mr and Mrs White, Miss Winterhotham, Mrs Connell; from Dunedin — Mr Kobn, Master Isaacs ; steerage 13. Ariuvkd—December 19. Jauo Douglas, s.s., 75 tons. Fraser, from KaiVonra and Wellington. Edwards. Bennett and Co., agents Passengers—Mesdames Smith, Stevens and three children, Messrs Prince, Smith. Baker, Trosham. and Edwards. Wild Duck, ketch, 42 tons, Taylor, from Thames. Master, agent. Sailed— December IS. Taiaroa. s.s., 223 tons. Holmes, for Timaru and Port Chalmers. R. Puflett, agent. Eingarooma, s.s., 623 tons. Chatfleld, for Wellington. East. Coast ports, nnd Sydney. R, Puflett. agent. Passengers : for Wellington —Mrs Powell and child. Miss Fearon, Messrs Richards, Rothschild, Hall, Callender, Burnett. Percival. Flegettant. Fidler. Green, Cass, Whitaker. Fogg, Douglas. Goldstein: for Napier—Mrs Sheath and child ; for Auckland—Mrs King. Messrs Pilbrow, Mnrdo, Friedman, Carbon, Forwird, Brown, Nock. King, La-nce: for Sydney—Mrs Garrick, Miss Garrick ; steerage, IS. Oroti, s s., 117 tons, Basoaud, for Dunedin, via Timaru. J. 51. Hcywnod and Co., agents. The John Knon sailed from Sydney tor hero on December 4th. The Henry Buck, hence at Newcastle, loft there for San Francisco, Dec-ombcr 6th. The Rio Doge madotho run from Oam.arn to Cape Town in fifty-nine days. She left Capo Town October 10th, for ATanritins, to load sng.ar tor this port, to Mr C. W. Turner. The Cleopatra hence, arrived at Groymouth on Wednesday morning. The ship Bruce, from Calcutta for this port nnd Dnnedin is out 65 days. The s.s. Taiaroa, Captain Holmes, arrived yesterday in company with the Ringarooma. She loft Wellington at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, and had a strong northerly wind down. Sailed for Timaru nnd Port Chalmers at 5.30 p.m. ENGLISH SHIPPING. [“European 51ni1," October 31.] Arrived—From Lyttelton—Buttermero, September 25th ; Coromandel, nt Queenstown, September 29th. at Hull, October 13th; G. 8.5., nt Hull, October 20th ; Waimate. October ISth. Sailed Hereford, September 30th; Pinko, October 23rd ; Remonstrant, from Glasgow, October Ist: Sonthosk. September 27th. Loading—Pleiades, 997 tons; Waimate, 1123 tons; Westland. 1116 tons. The Hereford, for Lyttelton, passed Deal September 30th; was nt Plymonth October sth, and Bailed thence October 6th. The Pinko passed Deal October 21th, and the Sonthosk on September 27th. The Waitara was spoken September 23th, in 15 N. 26 W. The Remonstrant, from Glasgow to Port Lyttelton, takes ont throe horses, valnod nt £6OO. The number of wrecks reported for the present year, to date of October 25th, amounted to 1299. The tonnage loading on the berth at Loudon October 30th, for India, Chinn, and the Capo of Good Hope, amounted to 45.720 tons, and for Australia and New Zealand to 50.115 tons._ The shipbuilders on the Clyde have increased their rates for now shipping to the extent of £1 per ton, to meet the recent advance in the price of iron. Large premiums are being paid at Lloyd’s to reinsure several overdue ships. On the Knowsloy Hall, which left London for New Zealand on June Bth, sixty guineas, and on the Corea, which left Adelaide for the United Kingdom on May 10th, forty guineas. The Ismyr, of Liverpool (Graham), official number 60,019. which sailed from Port Pine for the United Kingdom (wheat) on February 17th last, has not since boon hoard of. The fine iron clipper ship Marlborough, 1014 tons register, loft Greenock on October 23rd, for Otago. The number of souls on board was over 400, of whom 300 wore immigrants. There wore also a number of cabin passengers. The Carystort, 14 guns, screw-corvette, steel and iron cased with wood, it is stated, will bo commissioned for service as flagship on the Australian tation. The Eastminster. Captain Mosoy, chartered by Messrs Shaw, Saville aud Co., of London, was dispatched from Plymouth on October 25th, with 358 emigrants for Wellington and Nelson, New Zealand, 184 of whom are English, 83 Scotch, 69 Irish, and 17 foreigners. There aro 45 married couples, 74 single men, 84 single women, 51 boys, 47 girls, and infants.