SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1987, 7 July 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

?OBT OP LYTTELTON. Weather Report— July 7. 9 b.m.— Weather, misty and sharp fro’t, "blue sky; wind, calm* Uirometor, 29.98; thermometer, 38 21) ■ High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 4.40; evening, 5.04. Cleared— July 7. Bonnne Castle, ship, Bridgeman, for Liverpool. F. Cunningham and Co., agents. Sailed— July 6. Hero, cutter, 29 tons, Thompson, for Ficton. Cuff and Graham, agents. Hawea, a.s.. 463 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington. B. Puflett, agent. Passengers—For Wellington—Mrs and Miss Anderson. Hon. J. T. Peacock, Messrs AUwright and Barron, M.H.B.’s , Al'cn, Coate, Hutchison. Baker, Low. For Taranaki —Master Poisnrd, Messrs Clark, Scott, Bcrkitt, Warden. For Auckland — Mr Farr. The next trip of the s.s. Tni, for Kaikoura and regular ports of call, will be about Friday next from here. The a s. Go-Ahead leaves here to-day for Wellington and Napier. The s s. Botomahana, taking passengers tor the Orient line steamer Liguria, leaves hero today for the South and Melbourne. The brigantine making towards the po-1 on Monday afternoon, and reported yesterday to bathe Jessie Niccol. anchored in Port Levy. She bore some resemblance to the Pelican, but thoagh signalled to from the Heads her name was not made out. She could not, however, have been the Jessie Niccol, as that vessel left Port Chalmers hut yesterday for the Chatham Islands on a sealing cruise. It is probable that the brigantine was one of those which put out from Timaru during the late S.W. gale, and had put in here for shelter. She left Port Levy yesterday. __ SUPPOSED WRECK AT AKAEOA. As the Hawea was making Akaroa Heads yesterday, she passed some floating wreckage. In appearance it resembled the bows of a small vessel and a piece of a spar, the broken end of which looked fresh. Several pieces of sawn timber were floating with the wreck, and yesterday afternoon the Magistrate at Akaroa telegraphed to the harbor-master here, asking whether he knew of any small vessel expected at Lyttelton, loaded with rimu, as a quantity of that description of timber had been picked up in ihe harbor. Thera is, however, no vessel bound to this port yet reported as missing. One of those who saw tie wreckage states that it appeared to be covered with seaweed, as though it had been a long while afloat. [FROM OTTR OWK CORRESPONDENT.! AKAROA, July 6. A wreck has evidently taken place at the Heads during the recent gale. The remains of a vessel, timber laden, with green _ painted bulwarks and slate colored sides, having been cast in at the Onuku Kaifc this evening. The harbor master and party have gone in EolrCh ' LYTTELTON, July 7. Through the courtesy of the Harbor Master at Lyttelton wa have the following news re the wreck at Akaroa, conveyed to Captain McLellan by telegraph this morning:—“A vessel lost inside Akaroa Harbor, loaded with timber. JMngy found, and recognised as belonging to the Jane Hannah, from Gatlin’s River to Lyttelton. Please inform agents. The above information is forwarded to her owners, Messrs. Guthrie and Lamach, Dunedin.”