SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1980, 29 June 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report—Juno 29. 9 a. m . _ Weather, overcast and rainy ; •srind. N.E. Barometer, 29.71; thermometer. 46,00. High Water—To morrow. Morning, 10.40 ; evening, 11.03. Arrived— June 29. Owake BeUe, ketch, 35 tons, MoPhee, from Owako Eiver. Eoyee, Stead and Co., agents. Cleared—June 29. Clematis, ketch. 76 tons, Johnson, for Wellington. Black, Davies and Co., agents. Esther, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed —Jnne 28. St. Kilda, s.s., 175 tons. Plowerday, for Dunedin. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. Lieut. Edwin, at Wellington, whose predictions have oft-times proved invaluable, yesterday afternoon telegraphed to the harbor-master that a hard northerly gale was on the barometrical tapis. There are a number of vessels now in the fairway, awaiting a slant of wind to get to ports to the nor’ard, by whom this news will he received with a sense of regret and thankfulness —regret that the gale was not from the opposite direction, and thankfulness for being snug in a safe port while the adverse tempest rages. ) Passengers for London per Orient Company s Lusitania must leave Lyttelton by the Eiugaroomu to-morrow (Wednesday). The Rotomahana leaving Lyttelton on the 6th pros, will he the last steamer connecting with the Liguria, leaving Melbourne for London on the 27th of July. , „ , ii In consequence of the Eotorua, hence on tne 13th pros., remaining in Port Chalmers for her annual overhaul, there will ha no steamer for Melbourne between the 6th and 20th July. Since we referred to the necessity of n thorough overhaul of the barque Annabella, some copper has been taken off, but with what results is not stated. It it said however that the vessel, lying as she is in smooth water, is making an inch of water per hour, and in face of this it seems very necessary that she should he put upon tho slip before leaving here for a voyage to Loudon. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Bluff, June 29. Sailed—Alert, on a soa’ing cruise. Arrived—Arawata, from Melbourne, at noon. She left Melbourne on the 23rd, at 12.40 p.m. ; arrived at Hobart Town on the 25th, at b a.m., and left at 3 p.m. Passengers, for Bluff—Mr Wyllie, Meadamas Crouehar and Eamsay. For Dunedin—Saloon—Messrs Shaw, Robertson, Mrs Platts and family, and fourteen steerage. For Lyttelton—Miss Effy. For Wellington— Messrs Howard and Bunco. For Auckland Mr Sheemau and two stserage. Auckland, June 28. The s.s. Zealandia left San Francisco on June 7lh. The weather was fine throughout until the evening of the 24th, afterwards strong S.W. <*alss and heavy head sea was met with until making the New Zealand coast. She arrived at 8.30 p.m. Passengers for Auckland ; Mrs Pittar and child, Messrs Gee, Hnnter, Hanson, Rogers, Starkey, and three steerage. For Sydney Mr Belconrt and party (5), Rev. Kelly, Miss Becker, Miss Butler, N. Snow and wife, Messrs Smith, Bowden, Lawrie, Gibson, Smythe, MeDonald, and twenty-two steerage. Cargo for Auckland—9o cases honey and canned goods, 1257 cases salmon, 45 flasks quicksilver, and a quantity of general merchandise. The brig Seabird left Hokianga for Lyttelton on Friday.