SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1821, 22 December 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF IjTTTBI/TOR. W baths* Kipout— Docember 22. 9 a t».— Weather clear, blue sky, Wind* N E.. light. Barometer. 29.G2 i thermometer, Go. Hiarh Water —To-morrow. Morn ng, 11.22; evening, 00.00. AnnivED—December 21. Speck, schooner, 32 tons, OOie, from Groy--511 Wave of Life, schooner, 75 tons, Herbert, from Havelock. Master, agent. Awaroa, schooner, GO tons, Greagor, from Waitapn. Master, agent. December 22. John Knox, barque. 291 tons, Davis, from Sydney. W. Wontgomery and Co., agents. Sailed— December 20. Wannka. s.s . 279 tons. McGillivray, for Wellington nnd North. R. Paflett, agent. Passengers, for Wellington—Mesdaraes Burnett nnd Yaldwin, Misses Jackson. Jameson (2), Holland and Holmes, Captains Cromarty and Sliven. Messrs C. Kohn, H. Kohn, Campbell, Fredericks, Evans, Fraser, McKay, Bent, H* gg, Cbeevera, Araery, Kennedy, Barnett. Kichardson. Holmes. Farrell, Brown, Newland. Thompson (2), Stoneham (2). Jackson, Brett, Blundell; for Napier—Mrs Crowley, Miss Craig, Mr Cotterill, Master Crowley ; for Gisborne —Mr Chapman; for Auckland—Messrs Robertson, Beale. Reed. Steerage, IS. Penguin, s.s., 412 tons. Malcolm, for West. Coast Sounds via Dunedin. R. Paflett. agent. Passengers, for \k'ir >a —Master Wngataff ; for Dnuediu — Misses Wright andDunford; for f ounds — Messrs Day, Willock, Haworth, Atherton, Cooper. Steerage, 9. December 31. Deutschland, barque, 594 tons, Meyer, for Callno. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Merope, barque, 1032 tons, Sutherland, for London. Dalgety and Co., agents.. Passengers— Mr T. Hamilton, Mrs Henrietta Norton, iMiss Emily June Ivey, Mr Thomas Cocks, Mrs Mary Cooks. Master Frederick Cocks, Miss Maud Cocks, and Mr Peter Wi kinson. The vessels at the wharves last night were —No. I—Ant-ires, Crusader, Sumner. Erskine. No. 2 Akaroa. No. 3—Bells, Star of India. No. 4—Lady Jocelyn, Hurnnni, Reward. No. s—Rangitiki, Spray, Heathcote. No. 6 —Minna Bell, Omaha Elmiranda, Wild Duck, No. 7—Poneke. At Breatwork —Falcon. The brigantine Island Lily was to follow the Omaha for this port from the Chatham Islands. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Bluff, December 22. The s.s. Rotoraaham, Captain Underwood, left Melbourne at 7.15 p.m. on the 17th, arrived at Hobart i'owu nt 4 a.m. on the 19th, sailed at 1.30 p.m. same day, passed the Solanders at 3.30 a.m., reaching the Blnff at 7.40 a.m. to-day. She experienced variable weather with westerly winds and sea on the run across from Tasmania. Passengers—For Blnff —Mr and Mrs Thomas, Mr and Mrs Cumer n. Mrs Bridges, Messrs Cameron, Gum. Turnbull, Bassatain. nnd 8 steerage. For Dunedin—Mr, Mrs, and Miss Wisewould, Mrs and Miss Brown. Mr and Mrs Ward, Mr nnd Mrs Holloway, Misses Gregg, Jardine, Doolan, Day, Thomas. Jackson, Dondell, Wright, Haggett, Smith, the Hon. Darley, Judge Dowling. Messrs Craig. Stewart, Belcher, Herald, Dutton, Michnelia, Finlaysou, Snmmerfleld, Tyrell, Annan, Bennett, Morrison, Ewine, Isaac and Son. Disberlin, Edgeoomb. Holdsworfch, Bell, nnd 47 steerage. For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Pratt, and three children. Misses Bunckloy, Matthews, the Hon. Townsend, iMessrs Dobson, Macfarlane, Brown, Bridge, Wood, Howlangs, Fanshaw, Snow, Wilkinson, and 26 steerage. For Wellington Mrs and Miss Brown and maid, Mrs Bannatyne, Mr and Mrs TyL-y, Mrs Smith, Misses Elliott, Bramble, and Baker. Messrs Scott, Sanberg, Rapp, Earls, Franklin, Stewart, Adams, Anderson, Rev. Prophet, and 24 steerage. For Nelson —Mr Sergeant, Mrs Sleigh, Mr Brownsgrove. For Taranaki —Mr Pepperill. For Napier—Mrs and Miss Wilson. For Auckland—Miss Haslett, Dr. Moore, Mr Hudson, Mr Lewis, Mr Sted'ord ; also, 285 tons cargo and 26 sheep for all ports. Pout Chalmers, December 22. Arrived—Wild Wave, from Kaipara; Prince Hopan, barque, from Mauritius, with 250 tons of sugar, after a passage of forty-seven days. She reports meeting a strong easterly gale from Tasmania up to the land. The ship Taranaki, from London, 81 days, brings 230 passengers and 1100 tons of cargo. Sailed —Prairi, for Mauritius ; Cora, for Oamaru.