SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1931, 3 May 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. Wkathbb Repobt—May 3. 9 a.m. Weather, clear, bine sky. Wind, N E., light. Barometer, 30.00; thermo-, meter, 50.00. High Water —To-morrow. Morning, 00.10 ; evening, 00.32. Abbived—May 1. Armabslla, barqne, 334 tona, Innes, from Sydney, bonnd to .London. Put in leaky. Annie, cuttar, 41 tona, Cameron, from Wanganui. T. B. Taylor, schooner, 51 tons, Smith, from the Sounds. Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Hussell, from the Sounds. May 2. m , Go-a-head, s.s„ 120 tons, Dicker, from Wellington and Napier. Cuff and Graham, agents. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Downing and four children, Mr and Mrs Coog*n and nine children, Mr and Mrs Cavanagh and six children. Messrs Davidson. Griffiths, Bromley, Corbet, Pawson, Schole3, Jones. Spray, schooner, 50 tons, Rnxton, from Picton' Master, agent. Prospector, barque, 235 tons, Sampson, from Newcastle. AbrTVKD. —May 3. Isabella Fratt, schuouer, 71 ton 3, Cro33, from Waita^u. Dantroon, siiip, 1488 tons, from Newcastle. C. W. Turner agent. Edwin Pox. barque, 863 tons, Phease, from London. Edwards, Bennett, and Co., agents. Passengers—Saloon—Dr. F. E Hunt, Cecilia Hunt, Frederick Hunt, Philip Hunt, Katherine Hunt, Mary Hunt, Leslie Hunt, Frauds Hunt, Ellen. Hunt, A. E. Flower, William Hart, Eustice Rawlins, Isabella ThomD3on, James Ball, Mrs Bull, H. J. Bull, Alice J. Bull, Annie Bull, Robert F. Bull, and Harry Bull. Second oibin Bichard Dillicar, Jttrs M. A. Dillicar, Richard Dillicar, John Dillicar Joseph Dillicar, Ada Dillicar, Alice Dillicar, Annie Dillicar, Thomas Dillicar, Thomas Deighton, Mrs Deighton, and Edward Rolph. Steerage—John Allineon, John Dixon, J. W. Dunn, Mrs L. Mitchell, Elizabeth Wise, Mrs Wise, Henry Bilbrough, John Davidson, Mrs E. Davidson, Mrs Nora Gibson, Clement Hoopsr. Mrs Hooper, Clement Hooper, John Hooper, William Hooper, Francis Hooper, Edward Exelby, Elizabeth Exelby, Edward Exelby, Cecil Exelby, T. Walmsbey, Mrs Walmsbey, Elizabeth Walmsbey, Alice Walmsbey. John Johnson, George Foster, Isabeila Foster, Hannah Foster, Elenor Foster, John Foster, George Hobbs, John Rutherford, C. Langdale, William Eaves, Mary J. Eaves, Robert Eaves, Ellen M. Eaves, Sarah J. Eaves, James Aitken, Samuel Teo, C. C. Jenkin, David Harford, Jane Harford, Samuel J. Harford, John Henry Harford, Fanny J. Harford, Elizabeth Andrews. Bridget Doherty, Patrick M. Twomey, John Kerr, Rebecca Kerr, William Kerr, Jane Kerr, Alice Kerr, Catherine Kerr, Evelin Kerr, Francu Kerr, Walter Kerr, John Kerr, Thomas Connell, Joseph Johnson, Mrs E. Johnson, Alice _M. Johnson, John M. Johnson, Clement Kind, EJizvbath Kind, George Dalby, Mr and Mrs Banford, Mr J. Gwynn, Mrs Gwynn, Albert Gwynn, H. McKearney, Patrick Sloane, J. McKinnen, James Forgan, and James Jarners. The ship Dantroon, coal laden, arrived to day from Newcastle. The bwque Prospector, Captain Sampson, arrived yesterday from Newcastle, whence she left on April 16th. Cape Farewell was made on the 26th, since -which thick weather was experienced up to arrival. The vessels lying at the wharves last evening wero—No. 1: Palala, Examiner, Earl Granville, Surprise. Croydon Lass. No. 2: Grafton, s.s. No. 3 : Fleur de Lis, Dumfriesshire. No. 4: Mendoza, Norval, Maud Graham. No. 5: Emperor, Matthieu, Sarah and Mary. No. 6 : Island City, Magellan, Comet. No. 7 : Sunbeam, Reward, Elizabeth Conway. THE EDWIN FOX. The Barqne Edwin Fox, Captain Phease, arrived this morning from London with 105 passengers. She left London on January Bth, and reports a fine weather passage. Three deaths of children, from scarlatina, occurred in the first part of tho voyage, since whioh good health prevailed among the whole of her passengers. The vessel has between 700 and 800 tons of general cargo, and comes consigned to Messrs Edwards, Bennett and Co. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Bluff, May 3. The Rotomahana is signalled, and will be here