SHIPPING.
POST 03? LYTTELTOK. Wkathsb Bbfobt—September 10. J» a.m.—Weather, clear; sky blue and cloudy : wind, W.R.. light. Barometer, 30.39; thermometer, 50.00. Hurh Water—To-morrow. Morning, 9.39; oveninsr, 10.09. Akmved— September 9. Hinercoa, C. 0.5.. Fairchild, from Wellington. Passengers— Col. Keadsr. Sergeant Coleman, 12 constabulary, and 28 Maori prisoners. rjedwig, brisr, 288 tons, Kaiff, from New York. Edwards, Bennett and Co., agents. Passongars—Mrs Keiff and two children Taiaroa. 8.8., 228 tons, Malcolm, from Wellington, Pioton and Nelson. E. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Messrs Forrest and Bevan, Miss Aylmer. AuaiTED— September 10. Wakatipn, b s.. 1153 tons, Sinclair, from Sydney, via Wellington. B. Puflett, agent. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Jaiombs, Mr ttnd Mrs Forrester. Miss Shannon. Messrs A. M. Smith, H. Torlesse. Campbell, Bickles, Woods, Bhaw. Mastera, Wigley, and i'tudholme, and eight steerage. Railed— September 9. Tai, b.h., 64 tons, Wills, for Kaikoura and Wellington, via Boat Harbor. Cuff and Graham, agents. ... ~ 3 Te Anau. b.b , 1038 tans, Carey, for Auckland and wav ports. E. Poflatt, agent. Passengers Messrs. Fowler, Fenwick. Stead, Eeeves, ilannab, ti!l?y. CavorhiU. Gillies. Taiaroa. 8.8., 828 tons. Petersen, for Akaroa and Dunedin. B. Puflett, agent. Paßsenger Mr Laadhurst. __ „. Hinemoa, C.G.S., Fairchild, for Wellington, rassenfjers—Hons. Whitaker and Eolleston. The hulk Borwont went alongside H.M.S. Danae yesterday to tranship 130 tons of coal. The Danish birque Michelle Selchau, with New York: cargo, was to leave Port Chalmers jestsrday for this port. Mr C. W. Turner is agent fjr the vessel, and, upon discharging, it is reported that she will go on to Apia to load with copra for Europe. THSi HEDWIG. Testerdiy afternoon the German brig Hedwief anshorcd in the harbor from New Tork. She is in command of Captain Keiff. and left her port of departure May 6th, with a full American cargo of notions, a pirt of which is consigned to Wellington. The Hedwig crossed the equator on June 17th. having experienced generally fine weather. When in 30 S., on July 6th, a heavy S.E. gale was encountered, continuing for five days. Tristran d' leunh* was passed July 16th, and heavy westerly winds were carried to passing the Capo on July 24th, and in running down the easting, which was accomplished in 40 S, passed Amsterdam Island August 11th. the Leuwin August 21st. Tasmania on the 30th, and made Stewart's Tslind five days since, experiencing southerly winds and thick weather in coming up the coast. Made tho Heads on Wednesdaj night. Messrs Edwards, Bennett and Co. are the agents. • .—•
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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2043, 10 September 1880, Page 2
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407SHIPPING. Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2043, 10 September 1880, Page 2
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