SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2066, 7 October 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT O? LYTTELTON. Weather Report— October 7. 9 a.m —Weather, clear, bine eky ; wind, breeza. Barometer, 29.75 ; thermometer, • 5 83« Hivh Water —To-Morrow. Morning, 8.33; evening, 9.04. Arrived— October 7. Grafton, s b,, 241 tons, Johnson, from Wel4ington. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Hieronymons, barque, 425 tons, Ipland, from Hew York via Dunedin. Arawata. s » , 623 tons, Sinclair, from Melbourne via Hobart Town and South. Passengers—Miss Mercer and child, Miss Bathgate, Mrs Smith, Messrs Ford, Musgravo, Stamly, -Patterson, Beamer. K. Puflett,agent. Wanaka, g.s., 278 tons, MoGillivray, from Wellington, Nelson, end Pi'ton. Passengers— Mr and Mrs Aiken, Me-darnes Brown, Lapham, Miss Hansen, Messrs Barker, Wheeler, homes, Limon, Lamb, an i three in steerage. R. Puflett, agent. . Crusader, ship, 1C53 tons, Davies, from London . Passengers—Saloon —W. 8. Lilians, Mrs Pillana, W. S. Pillans, Dr. Chilton, Miss Norris, W. P. Welch, Mrs Ann Welch, Francis J, Welch, Charles Welch and Charles C. Perry. Second Cabin-Benjamin Davies, Samuel Tretvin, ‘Bessie Steel, Wm. By. Smith, Amelia Smith, George Henry Smith, Fdwin J. Smith, Louisa B, Smith, Krne-t W. Smith, Herbert F. Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Walter Pearse, Thos. W. Watson, Jane Watson, Fanny Watson. Chas. Watson, Kobt. J Wat.-on. Frank Watson, Anthony Watson, Vernon Watson, Mabel Wa*son, Lizzie Watson, Annie Gould, A. M. Mackay, Mr J. C. Topliss, Samuel Ewart, Joseph Scales, Ann Scales, Mary Scales, Edward Scales, Ellen Seales, Alfred Scales and Annie Scales. Steerage—H. H. Yourgmnn, W. Ealham, It. Newton, Mrs S. Newton, Daniel MoCallum, Robert McC ilium. James Nixon, Alfd. Hoymann, William VVeitherbonrn, Christina Weatfaerbourn Benjamin Plummer, Edward L. Farr, George W. Pearce, G , o. McPhee, John McPhee, ItobS. Alexaider. John Da.it, Andrew Davis, Eliza Jane McClu e, Francis McClure, John Crawford, Catherine McDonald. W. C. H. B. Ives. Grace Ives, William Ives, Henry Ives, Grace Ives, Charles Ives, Frederick Ives, Thos. Cooke, Jane Cooke, A. Kord, J. Bigmore, Elizabeth Bigmora, E. Bigmore, Mary Gallagher, Kliza Gallagher, George Philpot, A'ice Philpot, W. Armstrong. Susan Tracy, Hugh ;Kave, John Crawford, John P. Stein, 9. Mclntyre, Kate Hollaway, H G. Winkworth, and Mr Talbot. Edwards, Bennett and Co., agents. Cleared—October 7. Spec, schooner, 33 tons, Tointon, for Pelorus Sound. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed - October 7. Mary Bannatyne, brigantine. 116 tons, Forster, ■for Qreymouth, P. Cunningham and Co,, agents, Nelson, schooner, 53 tons, Johnson, for Now Plymouth and Waitara. Master, agent. Elizabeth Conway, schooner, 4i tons. Ware, for Timarn. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. The barque Island City is expected from Newcastle in a few days with a cargo of coals for Mr W. H. Hargreaves. The barque Pet sailed from Hobart Town on the Ist October with a cargo of shingles, palings and timber consigned to Mr W. H. Hargreaves. The barqnentine Smi lug Morn arrived yesterday from Mauritius with 315 tons of sugar, consigned to Messrs Dalgety and Co, She left Port Louis on August 25th, a few hours before the Jasper, and met with very heavy weather in running down the easting The p.s. Lyttelton went out for her on arrival and brought her direct to No. 3 wharf, where she was berthed in readiness to commence to land her cargo this morning. PORT OP SUMNER. Sailed— October 5. Norval, cutter, 5 tons, Day, for the Bays. ARRIVAL OF THE CRUSADER. This morning Messrs Shaw. Savill and Company’s ship Crusader, Captain Davis, arrived from London, whence the sailed on July 3rd. The voyage throughout was uneventful, with the exception of the following incidents :—tin July 7th a steerage passenger was confined of a son, still-born. Soon after the measles broke out, and fourteen cases occurred before it was checked, but all were of a mild form. August 20th, C. E. Ives, aged ten years, died of acute bronchitis. Ou < letaber sth, a steerage passenger, named Talbot, while laboring under temporary insanity, attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat, and he still lies in danger of his life. The s.s. Jana Douglas arrived yesterday from Kaikoura, and left last night on the return trip. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. New Plymouth, October 0. The steamer Hawea arrive i early this morning, and left at 9.15 a.m. for Nelson and Southern ports. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Hyde, Miss Simpson, Mrs Quilliam and family ffour), Messrs Simpson, Moeller, Young, Shearer, McTaanil, Arnett, Sergeant Steele, and Master Squires. Wellington, October 6. Arrived—Taiaroa, from the South. Sailed—Wanaka, for North. The barque Wave Queen, from London, 107 days out, arrived off the Heads this afternoon. Timaeu, October 6. Sailed—Aspasia, for Napier ; Yonng Dick, far Wellington. Port Ohalmebs, October 6. Arrived—Palace, barque, from Newcastle ; Eingarooma s s.. from Auckland.