SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1887, 11 March 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report—March 11. 9 a.m.—Weithei- overcast. Wind, S.W. Barometer, 29 40 ; thermometer, 62.00. High Water —To morrow. Morning, 5.00 ; evening, 5.23. Arrived—March 11. Bingarooma. s.s , 62? tons. Chatfidd, from Melbourne, via Sonth. R. Pnflett, agent. Passengers—From Melbourne—Messrs Holmea, Fullarton, Greenwood, and Henderson. From Hobart Town—Mrs Lovett, Miss Lucas; 20 steerage. ,_ Magellan Cloud, hrigantice, 99 tons, JMcDonild. from Kainir-j. Master, agent. Taiaroa as., 279 tons, Pietersen, from V\ elHuston and kelson. R Puflitt, agent. PasBengars Messrs Hunter, Fox, Morrison, Thomson, Mou=en, Hill, Lyon, Hislop, Dalziel, Hut:h'in?on. Hutchinson, Sm-th. Divi», Sharpe, Corc'itry, Lee 3, Wilson, Webster, Marshall, Kill, Gilchrist. B'ack, Cann, Fox, Sinclair, Richardson. Miller, Cohen, Christie, McKeDzie, Collins, r-leary, D. Me-irs, Roberts, Buchanan, M«.?t»r Henderson, Eraser, Austin, French, Eiddiford: 17 steerage. Sailed—March 11. Mary Ann Anniswi, barque, 297 tons, Hughes, for Adelaide. Langdown and Co., Cleopatra, brgiuHne, S 3 tons, Clarkson, for Greymouth. C. W. Turner, agent. Areth:isa, ship, 1272 tons, Stiven, for London. New Zealand Shipping Co.. agents. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, for Waitapu. Master, agent. Emerald, ketch, 40 ton 3, Moore, for Anahau. Master, agent. „ , Fawn, brig, 216 tons, Dillner, for Newcastle. Master, agent. The s.s. Tui arrived yesterday from Kaikoura and sailed last night for Boat Harbor. The s.s Wallabi, arrived yesterday from Oamaru and Buncdin, and saih today for Wunganui. The barque Tr:s, Captain Ellis, arrived yesterflay morning from Newcastle, after a passage of fourteen days. She brings a cargo of coal consigned to Messrs P. Cunningham and Co. The barqne Examiner, Captain Scoullar, arrived yesterday from Newcastle with coal for Mr C. W. Turner. The run down was made in twelve days, and the Examiner thus returns the winner of the round trip race between her and the Elizabeth. Tt« Magellan yesterday arrived from Newr-aatle after a passage of seventeen days, prolonged br easterly weather. She is commanded by Captain Arnaud, who has visited the port on two or three occasions as master of the Arro»ante. Her cirgo consists of coal consigned to Mr C. W. Turner, and it is probable the vossel will load here. Mass's Kdward', Bennett and Co, the agents for the ship Pleiades, request all claims against that vessel's inward cargo to be sent in toThe Unien Company's steamers to sail to-day are-the Ringarooma for Wellington and Northern Port 3 and Sydney, and the Taiaroa for Akaroa and Port Chalmers. The workmen were still at work yesterday putting chains under the sunken ballast boat William out in the stream, the steamer Mullough being in attendance. « »TEe Anna Bell at No. 3, is taking in cargo for Adalaide, and the Ada Wiswell at the same wharf, had close upon 3000 sacks of wheat aboird towards her cargo for the United Kingdom. The Mirie was getting clear of her coal yesterday at No. 3 j 'tty. THE ARETHUSA. . The sixth of the New Zealand Shipping Company's ships loaded thi3 season, the Arethusa, was towe<l from the pier to the stream yesterday and cleared at the Cu-itoms for London. Her cargo consists almost entirely of grain, and is valued at about £17,500. Captain Stiven hope 3 to sail to-day, and as his vessel is in good trim, he anticipates a speedy passage.