SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2058, 28 September 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Abrivid —September 27. Hinemoa, C.OJ.S., Faircbild, from New Ply--mcrath. Passenge-8— Sergeant Coleman and a detachment of constabulary ■with fifty-nine Maori prisoners. «.".«! Arbived— September 28. Botornahana, s.s , 861 tons, Underwood, from Sydney via Worth. Passengers : From Sydney—Mr Henry Green. From Coast —Mr -and Mrs Owen Jones, Mrs Monk and family '.2), Misses West and Crowley, Messrs Werdell, Case, Fanwick, Cam obeli, MoTntyre, A. Hnrst, Skipton, Brunton, Neill, Bowman, Dnder, and nine steerage. R. Puflatt a.; ent. Hawea, b.s., 462 tons, Kennedy, from Dunedin. Passeugerß—Mr and Mrs Taiaroa and family (3), Captain Bayldon, Messrs Kutherford and Brines. Waratah, barque, 202 tons,"MoArthur, from Hobart Town. Sailed—September 28. Planter, barqne, 231 tonß, Read, for Sydney. Caff and Graham, agents. Fawn, brig, 216 tons, Dillner, for Sydney. C. W. Turner, agent. Saxon, scbooner, 58 tons, McKenzie, for Oamaru. Cuff and Graham, agents. Fiji, ship, 1357 tons, Brown, for London. Passengers—Messrs W. H. Jennings, F. *V. Summers, J. Kdan, E. Eiddell. Eoyse, Stead and Co., agents. „ Camperdown. ship, 1437 tons, Paton, tor London. Royse, Sieid and Co., agents. PORT OF SUMNER. Arrived— September 26. Tongariro, p.s., 38 tons, Ashman, with timber, from Waikerikikeri. Norval, cutter, 5 tons, Day, from Eaiapoi. The followins letter appears in this morning's issue of the " Press " : TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESS. Sir, —"We, the undersigned, beg to respectfully record our satisfaction at the despatoh accorded to our respective ships during our stay in the Port of Lyttelton, despatch which, we ■can assure you, excels thit of any other port in New Zealand, and, taking into consideration the young colony, compares with that of any other port in ths world. Our respective ships commenced to discharge -cargo here on the 25th August, and in twentysix working days discharged coal and received grain to the extent of 4000 tons respectively, or say 8000 tons in all. To our respective consignees, shippers, our agents (Messrs Rovse, Steid and Co.), the railway and Harbor Boird officials, we tender our sincerest thanks for the many kind considerations extended to us, and trust that our future destination from the old country will be Lyttelton, if a New Zealand port. Yours, &c, Thos. Brown, Master ship Fiji. R. P. Paton, Master ship Camperdown. Lyttelton, 27th September. 1880. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, September 27. Ariived—Ryno, br'gantine, from Lyttelton. Wellington, September 27. Arrived—Go-ahead, from Napier and Castlepoint. Sailed—Taiaroa, for Picton and Nelson; Spec, for Lyttelton ; Rotoaiahana, for Melbourne and Hobart Town via the South. Passengers—Messrs Bapley, launders, Mesdames Hast?y, Shae. Mr and Mrs Duncan and child, Messrs Saunders, Petherick, Smith, Shipton, Dowmau, Petford, Read, Bell, and Kiemen--achneider. Ten steerage. Port Chalmers, Septemb&r 27. Sailed—Hawea, s s., for Northern porta. Passengers—For Lyttelton—Captiin Bayldon, Mr Bowie. For Nelson—Messrs Rothschild, Burgess. Island Lily, bngantino, for Lyttelton.