SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2059, 29 September 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON.

Aubived —September 29. Island Lily, brigantine, 128 tons, Cooper, from Port Chalmers. Master, agent. Mary King, brigantine, 73 tone, Roe, from Tairna, W«rre and Co., agents. JSlißaboth Conway, schooner, 45 tons, Ware, from the SoundsWaiting!, ship. 11RI tons, Hodden, from prfmdon. Passengers—Salooon : Mr Carl H. IPox. Mrs Pox. Mr VVm. R. Hoskings, Mrs Hoskings, MrWm. M. Hoakings, Miss Mary C Hoskings, Master Edward Hoakirgs, Mr Henry F. Tongue, Mr Christopher Hnrst, Mrs Hurst, Mr Christopher Hnrst, jon., Mr Robert Hurst, Mr John Hurat, Miss Mary Hurst, Master George Curst, Master fibenezer A. Hurst, Miss Lucy Hurst, Mr Frederick Simoons, Mr H. Littl«wood, Mr Alfred King, Mrs King, Mr Ernest Voss, Mr Chas. H. St. Hill. Mir VV. E. Perrin, Mr Walter E. Graham, and Dr. W. P. Moore. Second Cabin : Mr Irfan F. Johnson, Mr Sydney O. B:ngaam, Mr Samuel B. Lush, Mrs Lush, Miss Hannah Lash, Miss Lidia A, Lush, Master Samuel Lush, Mr Josiah Lush, Misa Elizabeth Lush, Miss Ruth Lush, Mr Stephen Lush, Master Philip Lnsh. Master Muriel Lush, Mr and Mrs Flood, Mr William McLaughlin, Misa Hannah Cooper, Mr Harry Cooper, Mr Frnest' Cooper. Mrs H Cooper, end Mr Havid Lowdon. Ste®-age—Harriett Parker, R. E. Scampden, Elizabeth Hoff, T. Ingleacn, Richard J. Roberts, John Caddy, Hannah Caddy, Emily Caddy, James Caddy, Piobard Caddy, George Caddy Thomas Caddy. Susan Caddy, George Shilling. Arthur L. Fulford, Elizabeth Lawrence, and Martha Stone. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Cleaked— September 29. Ocean Bird, ketch, 33 tons, Qillard, for Pieton. Master, agent. Sailed— September 28.

Albatross, schooner, 77 tons, Bell, for Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Hinemoa, 0.6 3., Fairchild, for Wellington. Passengers—Mrs Henderson, and four families, settlers for Taranaki.

Telegraph, schooner, 39 tons, Hearn, for Waitara. Master, agent. Sotomahana, s.a., BGI tons, Underwood, for South and Melbourne. Passengers—For Melbourne : Miss Allan, Mesdames Penerty. nurse and infant, Hopper, Low and family, Mr and Mrs McCarty, Mr and Mrs Dunkley, Mr and Mrs Adam. Messrs Watt, McLean, Coles. Miller. For Port Chalmers :Mr O’Keeffe. For Bluff: Mrs Moore, Messrs Scott, McKenzie. B. Puflett, agout. Hawea, s s., 623 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington and North. Passengers—For Wellington : Miss Buchanan, Mr and Master Buchanan, Captains Cross and Bavldon. Messrs Rothschild, Piper. Nnttall, Mein. For Pioton : Mr Warner. For Nelson: Mr Ralph. For Monukau: Mr Lowthor.

The agents for the steamer Hero (Messrs Cuff and Graham), announce her to leave for Wellington, Sydney and Melbourne on the 18th proximo, carrying passengers at reduced rates. The barque Wara'ah, Captaiu MoArthnr, arrived from Robert Town yesterday with a cargo of Tasmanian produce. She loft there on the 18th current, and had generally moderate weather across. Was off the Peninsula on Monday, and sighted a barque steering N.E.. but did not make her out. Mr W. H. Hargreaves is agent. The New Zealand Shipping Company advertise that ths Waitangi will be dispatched by them from here, carrying wool for the London February sales. The Opnwa, Bangitikei, and Otaki are to follow. The Tni, for Port Robinson and advertised ports, does not leave before to-morrow. THE WAITANGI. A very great amount of interest has been centred in the race (for a race it no doubt has been) from London between the ships Waitangi and Crusader. They left home together on July 3rd, and, as both are well-known favorto traders to Canterbury, more than usual attention was oxoited as to which would arrive here first. This forenoon >he Waitangi made her number at the signal staff, and anchored in the harbor shortly before our despatch left Port. A a will be found elsewhere, she has altogether sixty-four passengers. The New Zealand Shipping Company are hat agents. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, September 29. Ths steamer Manawatn, on her passage from Wanganui to Wellington, met with a mishap to her engines aad put in to Kapaki, and will be towed into We lirgton to-morrow. New Plymouth, September 29. The steamer Wanaka sailed for Nelson and Southern Ports at 10.30. Posssengers—Miss McDonald, Miss Fitzpatrick. _Mr and Mrs Bonner, Messrs McKenzie and Dickson.