SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2009, 2 August 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

CPORT OF LYTTELTON. WIATHIB BSFOBT—August 2. 9 -..m.—Weather, clear, sky blue and cloudy ; wind. calm. Barometer, 30.20; thermometer, 43.00. m High Water—To-morrow. Homing. 1.43 ; evening, 2.13. Abbitkd —August 1. Silver Eagle, barqne, 895 tons, Clear, from ■Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. August 2. Loch Awe. ship. 1053 tons, Nieol, from london. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Passengers—Saloon : Mr Ennis, D. Chambers. Second cabin: Mr Joseph Murgatroyd, Mrs Mnrgatroyd, Mr Joseph Murgatroyd, Jan.. Miss Sarah Murgatroyd. Miss Martha S. Murgatroyd, Mr John Murgatroyd. Miss Elizabeth Murgatroyd, Miss 'Parriet Murgatroyd, Miss Annie Murgatroyd. Mr Richard W. Todhunter, Mis 3 Jane E. Todhunter, Mrs Jane Heap. Miss Harriet Payton, Mr J.imes Taylor, Mrs Taylor, Mr Thomas E. Taylor. Mr Arthur Ttvvlor, Mr Herbest Taylor, Mr Charies Taylor, Mr Frank Taylor, Mrs Fmily Clark and child, Mr Noah Andra*. and Mr George P. Lockh»rt. Steerage : Gwillvm Bees. Jensen Hansen, Emma Turner, Eo'bert J. Panll, Mary Paull. Julia Mintern, Phoe'ie Lloyd and chi'd, Andr-'-w Telford. Tame 3 McCracken, Sarah Fawcett, and George Cormaek. Examiner, barque, 266 tons, Sconllar, from Greymouth. C. W. Turner, agent. Cdeabed—August 2. Catlin. ketch, 46 tons, Matheson, for Catlin's Biver. Master, agent. Sailkd—July 31. Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, McQillivray, for Wellington. B. Puflett, agent. Passengers—--Miss Lester, Hon. Geo. McLean, Messrs Davenish, Gray, Watts. August 1. Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Johnson, for Kenepurn. Master, agent. Maud Graham, schooner, 80 tons, Jorgenson, fer New Plymouth. Cuff and Graham, agents. The vessels lying at the wharves last night -were—at No. 1 : Helen Denny, Geraldine Paget, JEthelred, Hudson, Samarkand, Annabella, Abernyte. No. 3 : Canoma, Aminta. No. 4 : Dido, Bemingtnn, Chinsura. No. 5: Ocean Bird, Lanarkshire. No. 6: Amaranth. E. and TJ. Cameron. No. 7: Catlin, Josephine. In the Btream : Waratah, Silver Eagle. Captain Jago, of H.M.S. Eaioigh, at Wellington, paid a visit to the port on Saturday, and in company with the harbor master took a walk round to the graving dock, now being constructed. He exnressed himself highly pleased with the Bite of the dock, as being exceedingly well chosen in respect to the easy and safe approach to it for shipping. THE LOCH AWE. The ship signalled daring yesterday proved to be the New Zealand Shipping Company's char, tared ship Loch Awe, from London. The steam tng went oub for her this forenoon, and towed her to an anchorage. The Loch Awe left Gravesend on May 4th, and brings a number of passengers as above. SHIPPING TELEGEA.MS. New Plymouth, August 2. The schooner Julius Vogel, from Greymouth, on entering the Waitara Bivsr on Saturday evening, grounded on the North Spit. She is expected to be got off this evening.