SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2082, 26 October 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST OF LYTTELTON, Weather Report—October 26. 9 a.«i. —"Weather, overcast; wind, S.W., light. Barometer. 30.04 : thermometer, 46. High Water—To-morrow. Morning. 10.56; evening, 11.18. Arrived—'"’otober 25. Sunbeam, barque, 413 tons, Thompson, from Port Louis (Mauritius). Edwards, Bennett and Co, a rants. Opawa, ship, 1076 tons. Priston, from London, via Plymouth. Passengers—Government Immigrants : Families—Barrows : George 24," Mary 28, Joseph 4, Sarah 2; _ Crozier : James 37, Elizibeth 40, Jane 9, Elizabeth 6 ; Friar : William 40, Rachael 39, Francis 11, Mary 9, William 6; Hays: Robert 34. Jane 26 ; Kennedy : James 44, Nancy 43, Annie 10, Charles 7 ; Linn : Richard 4. Grace 2, Mary 1 ; McGbesney : George 35, Susannah 28, Mary 6, Emma 1 ; Morris : William 35, Annie 32, "William 10, Samuel 8, Annie 1 ; Nugent : Robert 35, Jane S 3 ; Wright : William 25, Annie 26, William 2, Elizabeth 1, Single "Women—Akers, Mary 16; Allman: Ellie 20, Johanna 21 ; Barry. Margaret 21 ; Beattie : Elizibeth 52, Martha 21, Elizabeth 22. Margaret l!> ; Bnrna, Anne 17 ; Biggins, Julia 20, Blair, Christina 19 ; Bomr, Mary 18 ; Bones, Mary 24 ; Bromanan, Mary 23 ; Brown : Margaret 20, Nelly 18 ; Burke, Margaret 20 ; Burkett, Ellen 31. Lather 6, Annie 1 ; Cannawan* Hosq 26 ; Oaroll, Johanna 20 , Canglilin t Bridget 23; Chapman, Phoebe 21 ; Cochrane, Jane 23; Connelly : Ellen 18, Julia 19 ; Corfield, Elizabeth 22 ; Cormack, Mary 9* ; Corrigan, Delia 23 ; Cowan : Elizabeth 22, Mary 19 ; Cassen, Ellen 21; Dalglish. Elizabeth 30; Daly, Margt. 20; Doherty: (Sara 2i>, Susanna 21; Dower: Honora 19, Mary 19; Discoll. Ellen, 24 ; Fnglesham, Borina 16 ; Emmerson, Mary 17 ; Faraghar, Sarah 26 ; Farrell : Bridget 17, Ellen 19 ; Finlayson : Busan 28, Wm 10, Mary 8, Florinda 5 Fitzpatrick: Margaret 36. John 5. Margaret 4, Isabellas; Foster, Annie 21 ; Friar, Elizabeth 16; Gadfield : Annie 17, Emma 19 ; Gardiner, Mary 35; Gardner, Sophia 29 ; Gleazer, Hosanna 20; Gooding : Elizabeth 22, Matilda 28; Graham, Mary 26 ; Gregory, Agnes 20; Hamilton, Sarah 27; Harrington, Jnlia, 21 ; Harris, Mary 63 ; Hart, Annie 29 ; Haynes, Elizibeth 21; Hoban, Sarah 23; Hogan, Johanna 18 ; Hogg : Ellen 24, Mary 19; Holder: Fanny 20, Juno 16; Holder, Lydia 24; Johnaton : Martha 25, Margt. 17 ; Jones, Nora 26 ; Joy, Ellen 22; Kavanagh, Catharine 20 ; Keane: Ellen 22, Mary 20; Keefe, Honora 19 ; Kemp, Harriott 18 ; Kennedy, Mary 13 ; Kuoi : Maud 19, Emma 18, Lizzie 17 ; Larin, Mary 25; Leckenby : Elizabeth 35, John 6, Elizibeth 1; Lee : Marion 23, Ellen 21 ; Lennana, Honora 20 ; McAllister, Mary 22 ; McCollum, Margaret 28 ; McDonald. Isabella 19; M’Grath : Anne 20, Kata 21; Mclloury, Mary, 24; McKearney, ‘Mary 31; Mackenzie, (Jane 26; MoKenney: Mary 27, Elizabeth 13; Mo Williams : Annie 30, Eliza 17 ; Mahoney, Bridget 18 ; Mellett, Delia 18 ; Meakill, Mary 23 ; Moffatt, Mary 17 ; Monaghan, Juiia 19 ; Moncrieff, Barbara 28; Porter, Mary, 18; Murphy : Ellen 23, Mary 20, Margt. 19 ; Nealin, Mary 21; Neill, Agnes 17: Nugent, Henrietta 14; Nuttall. Isabella 27 ; Oats, Mary 29; O’Connor, Kate 22 ; O’Donnell, Mary 17 ; Orpwool. Annie 21; Packman : Hannah 56, Burma 23, Jessie 16 ; Pipe, Lonisa 24 ; Poff, Kate, 22; Shipm m, Annie 22; Purcell, Mary 18; fiooncy: Lizzie 20, Mary 18; Konrke, Bridget 19 ; Eannaokes; Mary 25, Anthony 5, Mary 2; Rutledge, Catherine 20 ; Royan, Mary 22; Eydings, Elizi 20; St. John, Kllen 22; Sharp, Henrietta 28; Small, Sarah 20; Steele, Isabella 21; Stewart, Enphemie 20; Sngrne, Mary 26 ; Sullivan, Johanna 21; Taylor, Alice 31; Tonking, Martha 31; Tonghill: Margaret 24, Mary 22 ; Twaddle, Margaret 22 ; Walker: Jane 21, Mary 19; Walker, Mary 27; Walls, Maria 20 ; Walsh, Elizabeth 27 ; Webb, Charlotte 18; Wilkinson: Catherine 17, Rebecca 24; Williams, Flora 29 ; Wilson, Maggie 26. Now Zealand -hipping Co., agents. Arrived—October 26.

Taiaroa, s.a., 228 tons, Malcolm, from Dunedin. Passengers—Messrs Houghton and Pearce, Captain Logan, and two steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Prince Enpert, 60 tons, Hanning, from Gatlin's Eivor Cnff and Graham, agents. Isabella, kotoh, 52 tons, Cowan, from Gatlin’s Eiver. Mas :cr, agent. Sarah and Mary, brigantine, 145 tons, Loudon, from Bluff. Master, agent. Sailed— < >ctober 25.

Botomahana, a.s , 864 tons, Underwood, for South and Melbourne. Passengers —For Dunedin ; Messrs Clark, Golborne-Veel, Bull, Keith Ramsay, For Bluff: iiiss Cormeely, Mr Wolf. For Melbourne: Miss Cooper, Mesdamos Edwards, Makeig, Brottargh, Gorton, Hazlehurst, Rev. A. J. Taylor, Messrs Lindsay, "Winkworth, Neil-on, Allen, Bassett, Crone, Parkill, Bull, Wilkes, Bennett. Smith, Pavitt, Btenumg, Redstone, Parish, Marsh, Dilloway, Maddisun, Hawkins, Strnthers, Hunter, Unwan, McAllister. Union Steamship Company, agents. Gatlin, ketch, 46 tons, Malheson, for Gatlin’s river. Master, agent. Josephine, schooner, 66 tons, Harrison, for Bussell. Master, agent. Patea, a.s., -0 tons. Gibbons, for Patea. Passengers—Miss Caddy, Mrs F. Thomson, Mr and "Mrs Barker, and two children. Master, agent.

A brig was signalled from the South when our despatch left Port, supposed to be the Moa, from Port Chalmers, with a cargo of stone for the graving dock. The ketches Isabella and Prince Bupert, both from Catlin’s River, arrived this morning. The Sarah and Mary, brigantine, arrived from Bluff this morning. The s.b. Taiaroa arrived in harbor this morning from Dnnedin. 'lhe Edwin Bassett was berthed at No. 5, the Ocean Bird and Acsdell at No. 6, the Frank Gny and Richard and Mary at No. 7 jetties yesterday. THE OPAWA. The New Zealand Shipping Oompa y’s ship Opawa, from London via Plymouth, was signalled at dnsk yesterday. She left Plymouth on the fifth of August with 205 immigrants, equal to about 190 statute adults. The immigrants are for the most part nominated by friends in the colony, and consist almost alto, get her of single women. The Opawa has made the excellent passage of eighty, one days from her last port of departure. The Health and Immigration Officers will make their official visit this morning, after which, all being well, the ship will come in at once to a berth at the Gladstone Pier. The vessel has a general cargo, particulars of which are given elsewhere, and after discharging she will lead for London, to follow the company’s ship Waitangi, which is to leave this month. POET OF SUMNEE. Sailed—October 25. Gipsy, ketch, 13 tons, Mathews, with stores, far Leßou’s Bay. Minnie, ketch, 17 tons. Green, for Amuri. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Poet Chalmers, October 25. Sailed—Moa, brig, for Lyttelton. Annie Hill, brigantine, for Qreymouth. Orwell, brigantine, for Auckland. Taiaroa, for the North. Passengers—For Lyttelton : Mr and Mrs Manby, Capt. Logan. For Wellington : Mrs Mansford and two children, Mr Pearce. For the Manuhan : Mr and Mrs Wilson and four children, 10 steerage for all porta. Bluff, October 26. The Eingarooma left Melbourne on the 19th, at 2.30 p.m. ; arrived at Hobart Town on the 21st, at 10.20 a m.; sailed at 2.30 p.m., and arrived at the Bluff to-day, at 4a m. She sails for Dnnedin at 5 p.m. She experienced strong B.E. galea and high cross seas, and had to heave-to for twelve hoars. Saloon Passengers— For Bluff—Mr Tapper, Mr and Mrs Warden, Mr and Mrs Eaymond, and six steerage. For Dnnedin —Messrs Chambers, Tweed, Hamilton, MoFarlane, Power, Henderson, Block, Scott, McKenzie, Morney, Captain Fernand, Misses Howard and Leghorn, and twenty-four steerage. For Lyttelton—Messrs Manning and two sons, Hole, Osborne, Miller, Grattan, Bigg (the Irish comedian), Bankart, Taliecarue, Empson, Misses Smith (2), Hedderwick and maid, and seventeen steerage. For Wellington—Messrs Nolan, Barton, Sutherland, Peart (2), Mrs Peart, Major Teachemaker, and nine steerage. For Auckland—Mrs Partridge, Mrs La Eocbe, and fifteen steerage.