SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2087, 1 November 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

POBT OF LYTrELXON. Wsathbb Bbpobt—November 1. 0 a.m.—Weather, olear; blue sky; wind, Northerly light breeze. Bwoineter. 20.72; thermometer, 65. High Water—Tomorrow. Morning, 3.20 ; evening, 3.49. Abbivbd—October 31. St. Kilda, a.a.. 174 tons, Flowerday, from ©amara. Cuff and Graham, ngenta. Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Johnson, from the SoKßda. Master, agent. Cleopatra, br.igantiao, 83 tons, Clarkaon, from Kaipara. Prince Alfred, schooner, 161 tong, Schenkel, from Kaipara. Master, a^ent. Abbitbd—November 1. Lizzie Grey, brigantine, 85 tons, Stevens, from Hokitika. Master, agent. nntsrprisa. brigantine, 92 tons, Sale, from Kaipara. "W". Harding, 3gent. Onward, achocnoi, 69 tons, Day, from Wellington. Sailtsd October 53. Hawea, r..a., 461 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington , Piston, and Nelson. B. Paflett, agent. Ootober 31. Tni, s s., frt tons. Wills, for Keikonra and other ports. Caff and Graham, agents. Sailbd —November 1.. St. Kilda,, 3.a., 174 tons. Flowerday, for Wellington and Wanganui. Bayse, Stead and Co., agents. Mossrs Shaw, SaTili and Co.'s ship Haloione. with part cargo of wool for the Home February sales, will take her departure to-day for London. TTAr agents, Messrs IDalgety and Co., request iiiat shippers will pass their entries and present bills of lading this raornirg preparatory to clearing. Passengers are notified to be on board by 10 a.m. . The s.s. Jane Douglass is to leavo for Kaikoara, Wellington and Foxton on Wednesday. The New Zealand Shipping Company's ship Waitangi, punctually to her advertised date of sailing, took her departure on Saturday for London. She was towed direct from the pier to sea, and spread her canvas to a moderate N.E. breeze, with which she was speedily out of sight. The Waitangi carries the first of this season's wool, of which the has some 1650 bales for the London February sales. Tallow and cereals comprise chiefly the remainder of her cargo. A list of the passengers by her is given above. The next of the company's ships to follow is the OiOV -. now on the berth, and announced to sail this month. The vessels at the wharves last evening were— At No. 1, Jeas'e Eeadman, Crusader, Halcione. Opawa. No. 2, St. Kilda. s.s. No. 3, Star of the Sea, Herald. No. 4, Sunbeam. No 5, Edwin Bassett. No. 6. Jannett, Ansdell. No. 7, Clio, Frank Guy, Wild Wave. At the Bock Jetty, Moa. The s.a. St. Kilda, arrived at 2.30 p.m. yesterday from Oamaru, and to-day proceeds for Wanganui direct. POBT OF SUMNEB. Abbitbd—October 30. Minnie, ketoh, 17 tons, Green, with limeatone, from Amuri. Norval, cutter, 5 tons, Day, with shells, from the Bays. Sailbd —October 30. Tonj?ariro, p a., 38 tons, Ashman, for Waikerikikeri. SHIPPING TELEGBAMS. Auckland, October 30. Arrived—Patience, from Fiji; Clara Hargreaves, barque, from Dnnedin; Fairlie, barquentine, from Ne wo is tie. Wellington, October 31. Arrived—Hermione, ship, after an uneventful passage from Loudon; Malay, barque, from Newcastle; Hawea, from the South; Anstralind and. G. M. Tucker, barques, from Newcastle. Gbetmouth, Ootober 30. Arrived—Annie Hill, from Dnnedin ; Charles Edward, from the South; Albion, from Melbourne. Sailed—Murray and Alma, for Nelson; Martha Eeid, for Wanganui; Owake, for Foxton; Elizabeth Conway, for Lyttelton ; Mary Bannatjne, for Wellington; Albion, for Nelson.