SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1837, 12 January 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report— January 12. 9 a m.—Weather, clear bine sky. Wind, NE„ light. Parameter, 30.09; thermometer.

High Water—To morrow. Morning, 5 00 ; evening, 5.26.

ARKiyrn—January 10. Wan aka. a 8.. 279 tons, McGilHvrav, from Dunedin. R. Puflett agent. Passengers—Mrs Fdmore. Par. Hr. Kinder, and Lyster Opera Troupe (52). January 11. The Prune, sli’p, 14'tons Ponthcote, from Fort Chalmers. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. A mu vrr> —January i Rio Togo, trig, 2-U tons. Walker, from Mauritius. C W. Tcrner. agent. Kuia. r-.s , 90 tans. Wills, from Kakonra pad Wellington. Cuff and Gr>ham, agents. Passengers Mesdamea P-rkins two children, Rawison and Solomon, Miss IV i's-n, Ide-'Brs Wilson, Granville, Eowisou, Foster; nine stecrag-i. Cleared January 12. Wnvo of Life, hr gantire. 73 tons, Herbert, for Kaipava. Master, agent. Clematis. Vetch. f,7 tons, Russell, for Wellington.. Cuff and Graham, agent. SAitßW—January 10 Wanaka, as., 2.’8 tons. McGillivray, for Wellington and North. R. Pnflstt. agent. Passengers, for Wellington—Miss Carrington, Miss Mansell. Madam Sheridan, Mr Moorhou«e M.H.R., Messrs E. iMuorhouse, Kinder, Beniamin. Harley. Tnvlor. Murray. Taylor. Dflanr. Whce’er, Steg'll. Mitch-11; for Nelson Mr W. K. Eyes ; for Picton -Mr Hom'-rsin • for Auckland —Mi-s Mason, Knv. Dr. Kinder, Dr Boy, Mr Seaton. Steerage 12. Hawea, s R.. 462 tons, Kennedy, for Port Chalmers. R. Pnfl-tt, agent. Passengers— Messrs Trigger, Harris Patou, Rowe. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Bayldon, for Weilington. Wanganui. Taranaki, and Manukau. J. M. Heywood aid Co., agents. J-.nnary 11. Star of India, barque, 1040 tons, Roe, for Newcastle. C W. Turner agent. John Knox, barque. 291 tons. Davis, for Sydney. Montgomery and Co., agents. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Whishard. Darcy Pratt, brigantine. 155 tons. Dompsie, for Greymonlh Cuff anl Graham, agents, Sarah and Marv. brigantine. 151 tons, Deuchrass, tor Bluff C iff end Graham, agents. Annie Hill, brigantine 121 tons, McKay, for Greymouth. Master, agent. . Fiona. schooner. 93 tons, McKenzie, for Kaipara. Master, egent. . Torea, sohonner, 73 tons, Grundy, for Kaipara. J B. Way, agent. Prince Rupert, ketch, 60 tons, Hennings, for Gatlin’s River. Master, agent. Comet, ketch, 53 tons. Short, for D Urville a Island Cuff and Gr.ihara, agent 3. Kath-T, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Picton. Master, agent. Reward, schooner, 41 tons, Westlake, tor Wsitapu. Master, agent. Falcon, ketch, 37 tons, Leslie, for Foxton. ketch. 33 tons, Moore, for Anahin. Black, Davies and Co , agents. Dido, schooner. 53 tons, Johnson, for Waitapu. Master, agent.

The s s. Wanganui, for the Wed Const via Wellington, sailed at 3 30 p m. on Saturday The Union Company’s s.a. Hawca, Captain Kennedy, arrived on Saturday mornirg, from Northern ports. She left Auckland on Monday last, and o died at Tanrauga, Gisborne, Napier, and Wellington on the successive days of last week, leaving tho last named Port on Friday, at 3.15 pm. She sxiisd for Port Chalmers in the afternoon. THE RIO LOGB. The brig Bio Loge. Captain A ; _G. Walker, arrived this morning from Mauritius, after a good passage of forty two days. Her cargo consists of 259 lons of fine white sugars to her owners, Mr 0. W. Turner The vessel came direct into port, end was berthed at No. 3 Jetty, SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Bluff. January 12. The Arawata left Hobson’s Bay at 3 p m on tho 3rd, and arrived at Hobart Town at 7 a.m. on the Bth; left again the same day at 2.30 p m.. and made the land at noon on tho 11th ; slowed down, and arrived at the Bluff at daylight on the 12th She experienced light variable winds and fine weather throughout the passage. Saloon passengers from Melbourne for Blnff Misses Fitts (2), Mr and Mrs Preston, Messrs B ird and Shirst, and twentv-one tons of cargo. For Dunedin —Mr and Mrs Bonningand family, Messrs McFarland A Thomson, J. Aikman, Llewellyn, and C. Cook; sixty steerage, and seventy tons of cargo. For Lyttelton—Mr Pittman. Mr and Mrs L. Davis, Miss Restell, Me idainea Thomas and Wild, _ Mr and Mrs Douglas; seven steerage and sixteen tons of cargo. For Wdlington—Mr F S. Benjamin, Mr. Miss, and Master Fdwards, Mr T. C. Kirk, C. Forthwith, Mr and two Misses Dugan, Miss Patterson; nine s'eerage and sixty-one tons of cargo. For Napier—Four in the steerage. Port Chalmebb, January 12.

Arrived—lro, from Kakaoni. The ship Margaret Gilbra'th. from London, seventy .seven davs out. She brings 10P0 tons of cargo and 140 passengers. Ore death, that of a chi'd. and two births occnrred on board Captain Forgusson reports passing in sight of Goughs Island and the Crezets Group, but he saw no signs of life on either. The dangers experienced by the Eotomahana off tho Great Harrier were not so serious as was expected. One of the starboard bilge plates, nearly abreast of tho fore gangway was, however. sever el-/ indented for about seven feet of its length. It wm removed, heated, rolled out and ra-rivetted into its place, looking as well as ever

Auckland, January 11

Arrived —Australia She made the passage in nineteen diva seven honrs and twenty-six minutes, including all stcppages. She leaves for Bydnev at midnight. Passengers for Sydney Rev. C T. Halev. Miss Haley. Mr, M's, and Miss McNeil. Mr H. Wilkinson. W. H. Sardian, W. H. Fletcher A Myers, W. Robertson, Rev R. A. Gould, Messrs W. Dunlop, D. Dovan (managerof the Path Concert Troupe), J. J. Williams J. Howard, E. W. Jerold, J Moorhonso; fifteen steerage. Passengers for Now Zeu’and • Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Madame Bondre and Chas. Johnson, A. B. Marlin and wife, Mr and Mrs Pond, Mr and Mrs Cook.iTvTrs Coombs, and seven steerage.