SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2062, 2 October 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

poet op LvrrrELXON. Wsatubb He poet— October 2. 9 a.m. Weather. ovoicaat and passing -towers ; wind, S. W., light. Barometer, 39 75; hermomater. 43 HUh Water—To morrow. Morning, 2.58; evening, 3.32. Clsakbd —October . Awaroa, schooner, 60 tons Greagar, for Greyvnooth. Cuff and Graham, agents. Falcon, barquentine 195 tons, Bnicke, for Auckland. Master, agent. Sailed— ctober2. Aapasia, schooner. 45 t ms, Mundle, for Timarn. Cuff and Graham, agents. The s.s. Bineraoa was still in port last night, waiting for orders. Captain Bayldon, late of the steamer Wanganui, has been appointed chief officer of the Hinomoa. The Aapasia goes to Timaru to load for Napier, to be followed by the Mary King for the same ports. The Howard, Captain Coffey, will proceed hence to Oamarn, to load for Waitara. THE JASPER. The Jasper arrived yesterday with a full cargo of new sugars from Port Louis, Mauritius. The whole cargo exceeds 400 tons, a moiety of which is consigned to Dunedin, It is in prime order, and having been less than five weeks from date of shipment, comes unusually fresh into the market. The sailing qualities of the Jasper have been proved of a hieh order during the voyages she has made since her purchase by her present owner—Mr CW. Turner-and the -round trip just completed fully out the excellent name she has earned. Capt. Stannard has furnished the following account of his trip : Left Lyttelton with produce on Jone I3th last, and reached Port Louis on August 7th. Hud to wait for a cargo, a small vessel, the Smiling Morn, being at the time on the berth for this port. New season sugar was scarce, but after some trouble Messrs Ireland and Fraser, the agents for the Jasper, purchased a cargo and loaded the vessel at once, not an hour being lost by them in giving her dispatch. Sailed for Lyttelton on August 25th, passed St. Paul’s Island on September 7th, and Cape Leuwin on the 15th. Two days la-er shipped a tremendous sea, which smashed the long boat to pieces. Passed Tasmania on September 21st, and experienced very heavy gab a thence to the Snares, last Sunday. Was tweaty-nine days from land 4o land. Up the coast had variable weather, with chiefly light winds. Weather permitting, the cargo will be landed to-day. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, October 1. Arrived —Wanaka, from the North: Taiaroa, from the South. Timaeu, October 1. Arrived —Thomas and Henry, brig; Nightingale, brigantine, from Dunedin. Sailed George Noble, barqnentine, for Sydney ; Maori, for Dunedin. Poet Chalhees, October 1. Arrived —Taiaroa, from the North: Frederick Baeeil, barque from Newcastle. Sailed—Nightingale, brigantine, for Kaipara; Wave, brig, for Napier. Auckland, October 1. Arrived—Eboderick Dim, brigantine, from Dunedin. Sailed —Camille, brigantine, for New York. Auckland, October 2. The following vessels are loading at Kaipara, at the Aratapu mill. The barque Chara, for Melbourne ; the brigantine James A. Stewart, for Adelaide ; the brig Transport, for Newcastle and Kopnra; the brigantine Darcy Pratt, for the Son'h; the Marmion for Dunedin. The outward vessels lying at the heads are the Edith Reid and the Kthol.