SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1822, 23 December 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP LYTTELTOffI. Weather Hsport—December 23. 9 a.ra.—Weather clear, bine sky. Wind, N.W., breeze. Barometer, 29.46; thermometer, 66, High Water—To-morrow. Homing, 00.05; evening, 00.27, Arrived— December 23. Maori, s.s,, 118 tone, Bemicho, from Timaru. H. Pniiott. agent. Taiaroa, s.s., 223 tons. Holmes, froraTimara and Dunedin. E. Fuflett, agent. Amwnta. s.s., 623 tons, S. Sinclair, from Auckland, via East Coast and Wellington. E. Fuflett, agent. Fossongers—From Coast —Mr and Mrs flaslin, Mr and Miss Jones and maid, Captain Belfiold, Mr and Miss Craig. Mrs Eden and child, Mr and Mrs Taucred, Mr Carr, Mr and Mrs Eiohardson, family, and servant, Master Harris, Miss Chapman, Mr and Mrs F. Smith, Mr Greoso, Mr FitzGibons, Mr Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Smith and two children, Mr Empson, Mrs Chapman, Mr Murdoch, Mr Kirby, Hiscock and Hayman (troupe 14). Miss McCab, Mr Taylor, Mrs Dickson. Mrs and Miss White, Mr Spiller, Ecv. MrOtwaynnd family. Dr. W. Haoon, Mr and Mrs Wood, Mr Barton, Mr F.atlilaw, Master Turner, Miss Header; 30 in the steerage and 50 tons cargo. Special—Mr E. M. Clark. Mr Stephen Mason, and Mr Alex. Hannah (all of Glasgow), The steamer Akaroa will make an excursion trip to Pigeon Bay on Boxing Day, returning in the evening. The Union Company’s s.s. Taiaroa sails to-day for Wellington and North. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Port Chalmers, December 23. Arrived—Albion Co.'s ship Auckland. 88 days, from Glasgow, with 435 immigrants and 13 saloon passengers. Forty cases of measles have occurred during the voyage, the last case becoming convalescent yesterday. Seven deaths occurred, namely, six infants and one adult. Five births took place. The passengers will he placed on Quarantine Island, and the ship ho thoroughly fumigated before receiving pratiqne.