SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1881, 4 March 1880, Page 1

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. High Wat^r —Tomorrow. Morning, 11.40 00.00. Arrived —March 4. Arawata, s.s/, 623 tons. Sinclair, from Melbourne via South. E. Puflett, agent. Passengers, from Melbourne—Mrs Hooper and two children, Mrs and Miss Walkden, Mr and Mrs I/ewis and family, Mrs Kellock, Mr J. Lyde. Prom Coast—Mr and Mias Simons, Mr and Miss Crowe, Miss Smith, Messrs Pees, Fawcett, Piper, Tnppin, Cairns, Clark, Wheeler, and two steerage. , , Wellington, b.s.. 279 tons, Anderson, from Wellington. E. Puflett agent. Passengers— Mrs Clariel, Mies Goldsmith, Dr Newman, Messrs Hughes Van Walkora, Alabaster, Connell, Parkworthy, Constable Kirwan. Sailed -March 3. Tni, b.s. , 64 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Wellington. Cnff and Graham, agents. Island City, barque. 421 tens, McDonald, for Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Star of the South, b.s., 175 tons, Bascand, for Timarn, Oamaru, and Dunedin. J. M. Hey--wood and Co., agents. Passenger—l steerage. Sailed —March 4. Grafton b.s., 242 tons, Johnson, for Wellington and West Coast. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Wellington, s.s.. 279 tons. Anderson, tor Dunedin via Akaroa. E. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Mra Samson, Misses Truman and Hilyer, Mr Boyd. Imports. Per Tni, from Wellington—2 casks wine, 5 pkgs; from Kaikoura— 1 weighing machine, 1 bag flint. Consignees Dransfield, Harrison, Nashelahi, Cnff and Graham. Exports. Per Star of the South, for Oamaru —25 bales cornaacks ; for Dunedin—l case cheese, 200 bags salt. Shippers—Eoyae, Stead and Co., J. M. Heywood. Geo. Mackay. For the Australian colonies the tonnage at London, January 15th, was 37,256 tons. The Marie was berthed at No. 3 yesterday, Eio Poge at Peacock’s, and the Clara went on Messrs Grnbb and Co.’s slip. The ships Bulwark and Pleione are reported m tie “ European Mail ” as arriving at San Francisco from here both on the 24th December, The Fdwin Fox, from London to Canterbury, was off Pul worth (Dorset) on January 10th. She has 20 saloon, 12 second cabin and 76 steerage passengers. . , . _ , The Himalaya hence arrived at Gravesend December 24th. . The Palala, from Loudon to this port, sailed from the Downs January 3rd. She has 6 saloon and 36 second cabin passengers. On January 15th there were at London loading for this port the N.Z.S. Co. , s shipOrari and the Trevelyan, 1041 tons, for the same company. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. New Plymouth, March 4. The Taiaroa arrived this morning early and nailed at ten o’clock for Nelson and Southern ■ports. Passengers—Mrs Qibbes, Misses Parmentor (2), Messrs McAlister, Forsyth, Roberts, •Green, J. W. Foote, F. Foote, Bauchop, Muir, Howard, and Flynn. Auckland, March 3. Soiled Mary Anderson, schooner, for Noumea; Hero, s.s., for Sydney. The whaleship James Arnold has arrived at Russell. Captain Wilson reports taking 190 'barrels of sperm. Spoke the Horatio, Captain Arnan, with one small whale since leaving Russell. ~ , „ Wellington March 3. Arrived Wellington, from Nelson and Pioton ; Waitiki, from the South ; Stella, from Taranaki ; Hinemoa, from Southern ports. Sailed —Wellington, for the South; Go-ahead, for Napier and East Coast. The barque Buttermere, from London, has arrived after a ninety days’ passage. She brings a full complement of passengers and a large general cargo. Port Chalmers, March 3. Arrived —Eaikanui, s.s.. Ladybird, s s., from Timaru ; Hannah Rose, schooner, fromKaipara; Shag, s.s., from Shag Point; Te Anau, s.s., from the North. Sailed—Shag, s.s., for Shag Point; Arawata, 8.5., for the North. Passengers : For Lyttelton —Miss Smith, Messrs Farcett and Piper ; for Napier—Mrs D. L. Turner, Mr G. Matthews ; for Auckland Messrs Fiondura, Ashbourne, and Gold water.