SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2088, 2 November 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POET OF LTTTBLTON. Whathbr Bhpokt—November 2. 0 'a.m.—Weather, clear; bine eky ; wind, 9J.W., froth breeio. Barometer. 29.61; tkermometer, 62. Hij* Water—Tomorrow. ilcraieir, 4.18; ovouiosr, 4 49. Aebivbi> —November I. Sfoabatn. Curia, bri autino, 76 tons, Qrubb, Erem Picton F. Jimlitis. agent. Maud o;aham, nihoonT, B.' tons, Jorgonson, fcom Pictoi. t uff and Graham, agents. £3. V. Cameron, schoon r, 41 tons, larsen, front Ficton. Master, agent. Aspwii, dMioon-r 45 tons, Moore, from WeiSn#ton. Caff and Cr ham. agents. Wove Lire, schooner, 73 tons, Herbert, from Wellington. Master, agent. November 2. Elizabeth, barque 319 tora, Lovett, from Hewcaitle. C. W. Turner, agents. Bmarald, fccfli, 40 tons, Moore, from Foxton. Onfi and Graham, agents. Telegraph, sohooner. 39 tons, Hearn, from Waiiivra. Master, agent. Spec, seh-xiner. 33 tona, Toiton, from Pelorus Broad. Cuff and Orabnm agents. Tararna, b s., 563 tons. Mair, from Auckland «R way ports. P -fsragers —Misses Moorekouse, VValton, Morrison, Hay wood, Mesdames Stunholme, White and two children, DrComyn. Messrs Paris. Hay, Whte, Carew, Hmovqs. Mooreheai. CampbelJ, Beil, MoAllister, Overton, Rich Steerage, 5. Union Steamship Company aglets. <3o-ahead, e.g.. 129 tons, Dioker, from WeiSiagto.i. Cuff and Graham, agents. Penguin. ■ s , 442 tons, McCee, from Duneiin. Union p Company, agents. Oceakkd -Nov-mber2. OHo, ecloonsr, 8l t?na, Kirk, for Waitapu. Mailer, agent. Herald, achootcr. 52 tons, Chambers, for Fostou. Cuff and Graham, agents. Meiers Dalgety and Co., agents for Messrs Sfciw, Savill and 00., iasc evening cleared the skip Halcioae for i ondou at the Customs, and this morning she will take her departure. Her stay In Pore has been characterised by commendable considering the slack time at yoir for obtaining cargoes for Home. The vessel has a general cargo of Canterbury proJwoe. »:id takes a number of passengers, as per Memorandum above. The steamship Durham is the next projected departure to follow the Halcloao in 1 hit lino The Durham will leave on the 12th pi ox for London direct. TJio a.s Go-tihead Messrs Cuff and Graham, agents, goe3 to Wellington and Napier hence, aofl laavej to d*y. Messrs Da'gety end Co. announce the ship 4feasader for Home to sail this month A lixaited number of passengers at reduced rates will be carried. 'Hie Kntorprise from Kaipara, with a cargo •f timber for Mr Harding; the Onward, from Wellington ; and the Lizsie Gny, from Hokitika, arrived yesterday. The Lizzie Gny left there en October 21st, and passed the Spray, from Lyttelton, bouna in as she was coming out. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, November 1. Arrived Pakeha. brig, from Oamarn ; ftataat, eehooner, from Baratonga; Peerless, bngantine. from Daneriiu. Wellington, November 1. Sailed—Hedgwing, brig, for Oamaru; GoAhead, for Lyttelton; Tararna, for Melbourne and Hobart Town via the South. Passengers— Oaoin —Misses B ad (2/. Morrison, Watson (3), uai Palmer. Mesdames Lord and five children, Haliens, and Qaee, Dr Comyne, Messrs Carew, Webb, ilabens, Kich Marples, Twenty man and two children, Mackay, Paulino and family, White Booth, Qaee (2), Lalombine, and Ball. Hokitika, November 1. The Albion finished tendering this afternoon ana sailed for Northern ports. Bhe shipped from here 6377 oz. of gold and forty passengers. It is blowing a gale of wind at present. Tiuabu. November 1. Arrive!—"Kenil worth, from Lyttelton; Kate McGregor, from K-iipara. Port Chalmers, .November 1. Sailed—Linda WeHer, brigantine, for Napier; Penguin, 5 .»., f>r Northern ports. Passengers — Wot Wellington: Messrs B. 0. Campbell, /. B. Gaylord, J£astwood, and ten steerage for 41 ports.