SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2060, 30 September 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LtfTTELTON. Arbiybd—September 30. Taiaroa, b a , tons, Maloolm, from Wellington. Pussengera - Mrs Taylor, Messrs Gibba, Eeßtell, Lowe; steerage, 4. K. I'uflett, me ° a ' Cleared -September 30. Aapasia, tnhooner, 45 tons, Mundle, for Timarn.. Caff and Graham, agents. Cleopatra, brigantine, 88 tons, ClftTkaon, for "Taranaki. C. vv\ Turner, agent. Sailed—September 30. MagelUn Clond, brigantine, 99 tons, McDonald, for Kaipara; Master, agent. Telegraph, schooner, 39 tons, Hearn, for Waitara. Matter, agent. Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Malcolm, for Port Chalmers. Passenger*—Messrs Hand, Edwards, *ud Shilling. K. Huflett, agent. The b.b. Tararua was signalled as onr expressleft Port to-day. The brigantine Island lily, Captain Cooper, axrired yesterday morning from Port Chalmers with a cargo of stone for Measr3 Ware and Jones, the graving dock contractors. She left thero on Monday at noon, and was becalmed off the Peninsula on Tuesday, getting a NE. breese subsequently, with which she made the jjort. The brigantine Cleopatra, Captain Clarksoa, has undergone a most thorough overhaul while -on Messrs Miller »nd Co.'s slip. The vessel was stripped a'd re-fastened from keel to gunwale, and ha* received a new covering of copper, no expense hiving been spared to make her in all respects a sound and seaworthy vessel throughout The brieantine Mary King left Tairua Sept. -Slat, and had moderate variable weather down the coast to arrival yesterday morning. Tha schooner Elizabeth Conway, Captain Ware, arrived yesterday morning from Pictcm. whence she left on Sunday morning last. Had light N.K. wind to Kaikoura same evening, then variable winds. The schooner Herald, Captain Chambers, was loading timber at Picton for thia port when the Elizibeth Conway left there. The b.b Hinemoa did not leave for Wellington last night as was expected. SHIPPING TELEGBAMS. Auckland, September 29. Clansman, from Timarn ; H.M.S. Danae, from Lyttelton ; Stag, barque, from Adelaide. Wellington, September 29. Arrived—Hawea, from the South; Taiaroa, from Piofcon and Nelson 1 . Sailed—Kiwi, for Napier; Taiaroa, for the South; Tui, for Kaikoura and Lyttelton. Poet Ohalhebs, September 29. Arrived—Botomahana, b.b., from Sydney, via Auckland. Sailed—Thomas and Henry, brig, for Timoru; -Tararua, s.s., for Sydney. Passengers—For Lyttelton : Messrs Btrach»n (2). For Wellington : Messrs Donashy (2). For Napier ; Mr and Vfrs Wright and family, Messrs Adam--son, McKissock, B »wer, f>ldman. For Auckland : Miss Dccherty. Mr Kelly. For SydneyMessrs Bas«ell an 1 Gillett. New Plymouth, September 29. The steamer Wanaka sailed for Nelson and Southern Ports at 10.30. Paassengera—Miss McDonald, Mis 3 Fitzpitrick. Mr and Mrs Bonner, Messr* McKenziu and Dickson.