SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1922, 22 April 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OP LYTTELTON. Weather Report—April 22. 9 a.m. Weather, clear, blue skj. Wind, calm. Barometer, 30.58; thermometer, 52.00. 3 High Water —To-morrow. Morning, 2.24 ; evening, 2.49. Arrived— April 21. Island City, barqua, 421 tons, M'Donald, from Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Arrived— April 22. Examiner, barque, 262 tons, Scouler, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner, asrent. Emperor, brig, 281 tons, Cleary, from Newcastle. Master, agent. Circe, brigantine, 145 tons, Alexander, from Qreymonth. C. W. Turner, agent. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waitapu. Master, agent Rangatira. s.s.. 196 tons. Harvey, from One, bnnga and Way Ports. P- Cunningham and Co agents. Passengers—Mr and Mrs CVBrien and children, Messrs Bell, Hill, 7 Natives, and 8 steerage. Te Anan. is. 1010 tons. Carey, from Melbourne via Hobart Town and Southß Pnflntt, agent. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Vincent, Miss Cleary, Messrs J H. Brown, J. Donald, F. H. Biesse, H. Ori-p, Dickey, Carter, McKee, Hemling, Matheson, 0. Clarke, and 9 steerage. Taiaroa, s.s ,228 tons, Pietersen, from Wellington. R. Puflett, agent. Passengers— Messrs McLean, Welsh, Crow, Mocdey, C.nicksbank, Kennedy, Sheath, Stack, Foley, Roskrnge. Sailed — April 21. Wakatipu, s s., 1156 tons, F. Jenkins, for Port Chalmers. R. Fuflott, agent. Passengers —Messrs W. Henry, F. Jenkins, The Gareloch, 1126 tons, Captain Donaldson, arrived at Sydney April 11th, from Glasgow, and comes here to load for the New Zealand Shipping Company. The ship Dnntroon, 1488 tons, Captain Sangster, arrived at Newcastle April 11th, where she loads with coal for Lyttelton, and on arrival here will load with grain for >»ome. The ketch Catlin arrived from Gatlin’s River yesterday timber laden. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, April 21. Arrived—Columbia, schooner, from Napier._ The barque Wellington, which put in in distress, is an American built vessel of 518 tons, ownsd by Messrs M'Kenzie and Rosa, Auckland, who purchased her some years ago from an Island trader, who brought her from Samoa, where she put in leaky while on the voyage from Newcastle to San Francisco, and was there condemned. Considerable repairs were subsequently made, and the vessel has made several trips both to the South and Australia, and Captain M'Kenzie who formerly commanded her says she did not then leak more in heavy than in ordinary weather. The probable cause of the leak is due to the recent alterations. A survey will be held upon her. In all probability she will be docked. Wellington, April 21. Arrived Wanaka, from the South ; GoAhead, from the East Coast; Taiaroa, from Pioton and Nelson. Sailed —Taiaroa, for the South ; Go-Ahead nd Southern Cross, for Lyttelton. Gbetmouth, April 21. Arrived —Wanganui, from Oamaru. Hailed—St. Kilda, for Wanganui. Port Chalmers, April 21. Arrived—Rotorua, s.s., from Sydney, via the coast; Prince Rupert, ketch, from Gatlin’s River. Sailed —Eliza M'Phee. ketch, for Riverton; Anslralind, barque, for Newcastle: Waterwitch, brigantine, for Lyttelton; Bella Mary, barque, for Hobart Town ; Jessie Nicholl, schooner, for Maoquarrie Islands ; Te Anan. s.s.. for Sidney, via Northern Porta. Passengers for Lyttelton —Messrs Paterson. Matheson, Clark, Hewlings, Turner, Carter. For Wellington—Mrs Anderson. Hon. T. Dick, Mr Muller. For Auckland —Messrs Johnston, Thomson, Angerstein, M'Kenzie, Boheman. For Sydney—Mr and Mrs Kinnear and two children, Messrs Carlow (2), and Griffen.