SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1856, 3 February 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

rCß'i' 01? LTTTELTON. \>:;.:7 •:,--. ?••:.■•---..t :■--February 3. {» - -V7cj.J•"• ■ri-'.r, bine sky. Wind, calf. Soaromflter, 30-- tbermomotor, Gl. Hiph Water -I >-Morrow. Morning, 10.45 ; eveuing, 11.15. Artuved -February 3. Taiaroa, s.s., 2iß tons, Peiterseu, from Thinedin. E. Puflett, Passengers -Mr and Mrs Sainsbury, Miss Smith. Rev Duxbary, Messrs. Grant, Nicholson, omith, Clark, Weston, Gae; 10 steerage. Isabella, schooner, 5"2 ton?, Coman, from Catlin's River. Master, ognnt Tararua, s.s , 57t> tons, Mnir, from Sydney ■via Auckland and East Coast. E. Puflett, agent. The barque Sunbeam Captain Thompson, left on the 17th wifcb fresh breeze f'Om the N.K up to the 18th u:»d thence light N.K. a:.d easterly up to the 25th; wind hauled round to tre S.W. and blowii g a utrong breeze up to tnaking Cape Farewell noou 27-h ; met a strong S.E. gnle for twenty-four hoars, foVowed by light N.W , passing Stephen's Island on the 29'h r.nd Cape Campbell on the morning of the 30th vritb fresh breeze from the northward up to noon : met fresh breeze from the southward for twent'y-fo ir hoars, and bores light N.E. up to midnight Ist. and th«n freih S W until anchoring off the Breakwater at 11 a.m. S.S. MAOill. The Union Company's steamer Maori, Captain Berniche, arrived from her usual trip round the Middle Island on Sunday eight. L«ft Dunedia at 7 p.m. January 19lh, steamel down to Port Chalmers and coaled, leaving there i.tl2pm.; next day a hard S.W. tralo was encountered with heavy sea: reached Bluff at 2 a.m. January ' Ist, and left at 9.3 J a m.. arriving at Preservation Inlet at 2 a.m. January 2iud, a strong N.W. gale blowing and continuing all day; left at 9 a.m J nuary 23rd. and made Faning Cove, 1 usky Sound, at 2.15 p m. 2*rd; l6ft at 3 p.t*. and reached Martia's Bay at 4.45 a.m. January 24th ; a* 7 a.m. lowered the boat and pulled in to the entrance to the river, but found the bar impossibly the surf bre king right across it. The steamer th-n went across to the south ride of the Bay and succeeded in effecting a -andiug on the beach ; pushed -on then to Big Bay and communicated with the Bettlers there, and thence into Jackson's fiay, ■which was reached at 5 u m January 24th ; left there at aidnight. and arrived off Hokitika bar at 4 30 p.m ; crossed lhe bar and made fast to th"» wharf at 9 p m.; next day a heavy galeof ■wind was blowing accompanied by heavy rain. Discharged cargo on January 27th, and left Hokitika at 9.30 a.m. January 28th for Greyznouth, arriving -it 11 am. Landed ca*go and filled up with coal, leaving the Grey at noon January 29th; called in at Westport same day. and lett at noon Jannary s:oth; arrived off Nel-on at 5 a.m. January 3;st, got alongside the wharf at 7 a.m.; left again at 10 a.m , and exoerienced a st'ong S. r=j. brefze to French Pass, increasing then to a gale to passing Cipe Campbell, when it moderated and eLifted to the eastward, the steamer arriving in harbor on Sunday night. Thi steamer left for Dunedia yesterday afternoon. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Blufp, February 3. The Ringarooma, Captain Chatfield, Iff6 Williamstown breakwrtter at 1 p.m. January 29th; cleared Port Phillip Heads at 3.45 p m ; passed the s.s. Rotorua off Cape Schanck at 5.30 p.m. She experienced light easterly winds and fine weather until Sunday, when the wind thif ted to the southward and blew moderate y, with fine ■weather, till arrival at the Bluff at 5 40 a m. toil ~y. On Sunday, the Ist, at 1.45 p.m , Bhe passed the ss. Albion, bound to Melbourne. Passengers.—For Bluff— saloon: Mrs LoDg,Miss Hood, Messrs. Novell. Oowlishaw, and Hosue ; Bteerige: 10 an 135 tons of cargo. For Port Ch-liners —3aloon : Mr and Mrs Kerr, Miss Clarke, Mr and Miss Rutherford, Mrs Hi 1, Miss Cantwell, Mr, Mrs and Miss Macpherson, Mr and Miss Blakely, Messrs Aspiual, Harvard, l.ou"sson, Adam. Anderson, '-'etter Ellen, a;d Master Beale; steerage—32, and 130 tons of cargo. For LytMton - saloon : Mr Morse Mr Dombraui, Mrs James; steerage—lo, and 85 tons of cargo. For Wellington saloon: Mrs Dutherson. Mr Griffith Mrs Smith Mrs Young, Mr Wilson, Mr B inks; steerage-9, and 116 tons of cargo. For IVapier—l3 toDS of cargo. For Gisborne —5 tons of cargo. For Auckland — Bteerage—2, and 9 tons of cargo. Auckland February 2. Sailed—Penguin, for the South. Pas-engers for Lyttelton —Miss Buder, Mf and Mrs Bull and family (8), Messrs Tulloih. Mease, Smith, Freerson, Mrs Bell; for Dunedin Messrs Jones, Dacre, Phillips. Mrs G -oseman. Wellington, February 2. Sailed—Torarua. for Melbourne, via, South. Passengers—Miss Flanagan, Mesdames Wilson, Purdie, Earll, Lawvon. Hanon, Ashbolt, Cagnell, Pilkington, Mr and Mrs McLean, Superintendent Weldyn Messrs Purdy, Grant, fcott, "Whitfoord, Fallon and family, Pym, Manton, Thomson. Willcox. Blackburn. 1 ayton. Costwell, Holdship (2). Woods, and Master Williams. \Vanaka, for Auckland, ria Ea-t Coast. Waitaki, for Picton and Nelson. Jane Douglas, for Kaikonra and Lyttelton. _____