SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1912, 10 April 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON,

Weather Eepoet—April 10. a.m. Weather, overcast. Wind, N.E., li"-ht . Barometer. 29.53 ; thermometer, Cl. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 5.11 ; evening, 5.35. Abbived—April 9. L urafriesshira, barque, 1221 tons, Grey, from Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co. and Koyse, Stead and Co., agents. Arrived—April 10. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Malcolm, from Auckland and East Coast. K. Puflett, agent. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Jackson, Mr and Mrs Hovell and child. Misses Forest, Arch, Butt, Messrs Puffin. Griffiths. Eussell, Hunter, Eolleston. Perkins, Wysman, Eobertson, Brown, and 7 steerage. Tni, s s., Gi tons, Wills, from Kaikoura and Wellirgton. Cnff and Qrabam, agents. Passengers—Mcsdames Maxton, Broadhurst, Bailer, Misses Buller and Simpson, Messrs Buller, Broadhurst, Humphrey, Stodart, Hastland, Frisb. and G in steerage. Ethel, brigantine. 120 tons, Armstrong, from Manukan. J. B. Way. agent. Wave of Life, brigantine, 73 tons, Herbert, from Klcacpuru Master, agent. Alastor, barque, 523 tons, Glazebrook, from Wellington. Wanaka, s.s , 270 tons, McGillivray, from Wellington and Nelson, E. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Messrs Flavell, Wood, Denholme, and Joseph. Cleared— April 10. Sea Bird, brigantine, 155 ton?. Smith, for Hokianga. Master, agent. Sailed— April 9. Waimatc, ship, 1127 tons. Peek, for London. New Zealand Skipping Co., agents. Passengers —saloon: Mr and Mrs Ballantyne, Misses Ballantyne ( I). Messrs Ballantyne (2), Misses C. Cook, A. M. Paddock. Louisa Brooko, Mr aiid Mrs Ledger, Br Eussell, Messrs H. G. C. Boyle. J. Thompson, F. Skipworth, B. Peddie. Second cabin: Miss Stansell, Mr Thomas Cholmondeley. Steerage : Mr and Mrs Greenham and family (3), Messrs Nadin, Bretherton, Cullimore, McPouald and child. Arawata, s.s., 6i3tons, Sinclair, from Sydney, via North. K. Puflett, agent. Passengers Fo- Wellington—Miss Crawford, Eev. W. Connell and family, Messrs Tully. Patterson; for Napier—Messrs Hay, Philson, Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Parfitt ; for Gisborne—Mr Pickering; for Eussell —Mr Clarke ; for Auckland —Mr and Mrs Sands and family. Miss Brennan, Mir and Mrs Potter, Mrs Mouldey, Mrs Peters. Messrs Cordux, Hosking, Hunter, Franck, Vallance and boy, French, Eev. and Mrs Dewsbury ; for Sydney—Mr and Mrs Freeman ; 30 steerage. Margaret Galbraith, ship, 841 tons, Ferguson, for London. Dalgety and Co., agents. The Alastor from Wellington, Etbel from Mannkau. andj Wave of Life from Kenepuru, arrived this morning. . The steamers Penguin and Wanaka arrived to-day, and the s s. Tui. . A brigantine from the North was signalled when onr express left Port. The New Zealand Shipping Company a ship Waimate sailed for London yesterday afternoon, proceeding direct from the pier to sea. Her cargo of Canterbury produce is estimated at .£33,000 value, and includes a quantity of wool. She also has thirty passengers. The ship was in unexceptionable trim, and left the pier a credit to the line to which she belongs. The barque Bolls, hence, reached Newcastle on March 27th, and the Examiner on the 28th, after a smart run of eleven days.