SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1836, 10 January 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Wbateke Report-—January 10. 9 a.m. — Weather clear, blue sky. Wind, N. breeze. Barometer. 20.71; thermometer, 78. High Water—To-morrow, Morning, 3.0 3; evening, 3.34, Arrived—January 10. Hftwca, s s.. 4 62 t -ms. Kennedy, from Atickland, via East Coast and Wellington. K. Pullett, agent. Passengers—Mr and Mrs" From veil, Mr and Mrs Harris. Mead mes Allen, Gordon and child, Neilson. McLean, Williams, Fitzwilliams, Duncan, Duffin. Misses Lance. Gillingham, Cole, Mr Ramsay. Rev. Hnbcns. Sergeant Wilson. Dr Gillon, Captain Watson. Messrs Smith. Prince.Moorehoase, Brown, Henbnrg. Knowles, McKenzie, Ashwoocl, FyFe, Bird, Gillingham. Goldie, Trance, Donk.Pilbrow, Stewart, Dranstiold. Browne, Hatfield, Brown. O’Nt-il, Moore, McDonald, Brown, Smith. Purcell, Kerne v, Thomas, Brown, Williams, Murphy, Waldie, Dolman, Ryan, Swansea. KcrTniu, Peterson, Burn. Matson, Purschonse, O'Koefo. Has tie. Hunter, Roley, Maori boy. Master Marie. Jessie Nichol, schooner, 0? tons. Cooper, from Dunedin. Ware and Jones agents. Wakutipu, s.s., 1156 tons, McGee, from Dunedin. R. Pullett. agent. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Hicskens, Mrs Freeman and child, Miss Gnrrutt. Messrs Johnson, GiULllan, Jarvis, Jones, Morton, Beaumont ; steerage seven, and forty - three forward. Sailed—January 10. Annie Wilson, schooner. 140 tons. Mate, for Auckland, J. B. Way. agent. Wa«atip », p.»., 1155 tons. Wheeler, for Wellington and Sydney. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers for Wellington—Miss Lumaden, Miss Clarke, Hon. J. Hall, Sir Francis Dillon Bell, Mrs O’Brien, Revs Ginaty and O’Malloy, Bishop Redwood, Messrs Roe and Mill. For Sydney—Misses Fan, Higgins, McCarthy, Mrs M -rtimer and family. Messrs Anstey, Schmidt, Limber, Jackson, Goldthorpe, Hodgson, Hollan. Donkin, Twecdin, Master B. H. Turner. Steerage, 17. The s.s. Hawea, from the North, and the Wakatipu. from Port Chalmers, arrived this morning. The Wakatipn was thirty-one hours on the trip up, steaming against an unusually heavy head sea and hard gale. She lert for Wellington and Sydney at 10 a.m. The Hawea sails South to-day. The scho -nor Jessie Nichol, with stone for the graving dock, arrived from Dunedin this morning. The s b. Wanaka, from Port Chalmers, was signalled when our reports left Port. She leaves tonight for Northern Ports. The Union Steamship Company's s s. Wanaka leaves tc-day tor Wellington and Northern ports and the Hawea for Port Chalmers. The s.a. Wakatimi had not arrived from Dunedin at 830 p m. yesterday when our express left. She was to frail last night for Wellington and Sydney. # The ships Huruuni and Crusader are taking in rapidly for London, to sail this month.