SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2105, 22 November 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING

?OBT OF LYTTELTON.

Wiathib Report— November 21. Nooa, —Weather, clear; bine sky-; wind, «alm. Barometer, 30.05: thermometer, 68. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 8.50; evening, 9.12. Arrived— November 20. Isabella, ketch, 52 tons, Cowan, from Catlin’a Uiver. Black, Davies, and Co., agents. Stella, C.G.s., Gray, from Wellington. November 21. Tui, s.s., 64 tons. Wills, from Wellington and Kaikoura. Passengers—Miss Malcolm, Mrs Henderson, Messrs Henderson, Spencer, Willis, Evans, Mulory, Maw. —Cuff and Graham, agents. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Moore, from Fox ton. Black, Davies, and Co., agents. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waitapn. "Mister, agent. Arrived —November 22. Mary King, schooner, 73 tons, Rae, from -Picton. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons, Malcolm, from Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Spec, schooner, 33 tons, Tointon, from Wellington. Sailed— November 20. Oreti, b.s.,'H7 tons. Fraser, for Mannkau, via way ports. J. M. Heywood and Co., agents. Stella, C.G s., Gray, for the South. Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons, McGillivray, for Wellington Passengers Mesdames Willmott and child, Lovewell, Hume, two children and servant. Miss Mitchell, Capt. Hume, Messrs Bullen, Fisk, Acland. Whitcombe, Mitchell, Richards, Cutting, Neale, Gentry, Fraser, Farrer, Gilman, Lewis, Jackson, MoSolvin, Westmaeott, Masters Hume (3). For Nelson: Mrs Lovewell, Miss Pamoly, Messrs Lovewell, Hesketh, Richardson, Union Steamship Company, agents. . ... Crusader, ship, 1058 tons, Davies, for the United Kingdom. Passengers—Miss Wilkin--son, Mr and Miss Craig and three children, Messrs Snelgar and Mann. Cutty Sark, schooner, 52 tons, MoClymont, for Waikato. Royse, Stead, and Co,, agents. -’ailed —November 22. “Esther, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Pelorous Sound. G. Macbay, agent. Ada O. Owen, brigantine, 183 tons, McLeod, for Kaipara. J. B. Way, agent.

The steam tug Lyttelton was yesterday pressed into service again outside of her regular employment. The emergency was in this instance the sudden death of a young man named Moore. Tne young fellow had been on a trip to the Old Country in search of health, and only returned the other day in the steamer Durham. He was so exhausted when the steamer arrived hare that he had to be taken to a friend’s house at Lyttelton. There he remained until his death, which occurred at noon on Saturday. His Barents are old settlers in Okain’s Bay, and they made every effort possible to engage a_ vessel to, take home the young fellow’s remains. The steamer Akaroa was unfortunately on the slip,' the Tongariro would not return from the river for some days, and the Bay in question was beyohd the limit to which the local steam launches are permitted to ply. As a last resort the Harbor Board .was applied to, and under the circumstances consent was given for the tug to be used. The vessels lying at the various wharves last night were : No. I—Opawa, Lutterworth, Waratah. 2—Tui (a.). 3—Spray. 4 Durham (s ). -6 Fawn. Island Lily. 7—Magellan Cloud. At the Graving Dock Jetty—Anthons. The Government steamer Stella arrived here on Saturday from Wellington, in command of Captain W. J. Grey, formerly in one of the revenue cutters. Captain Kersie resigned the position recently, and it is said is returning to England shortly. The Stella was on a lighthouse cruise chiefly, but she had six of the Armed Constabulary on board for Eipa Island, sent to relieve a similar number there, and after landing these, and taking in some stores for Akaroa, she proceeded South. ; The steamship Durham attracted several hundred people to Port yesterday, the appearance of the vessel’s deck in the afternoon somewhat resembling that of a man-of-war on an “open to the public” Sunday. The other attraction at the port consisted in the opportunity to take a run by water to Governor’s Bay, to which place the steam launch Lyttelton carried large numbers of people. Altogether the railway passenger traffic yesterday would exceed considerably that of any other day in the week. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Auckland, November 20, Sailed—Eeliance, ketch, for Kaiapoi. Wellington, November 21. Arrived —Borealis, brigantine, from_ Auckland ; Eiugarooma, from Auckland via East Coast; Wanganui, ss„ from the South.