SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2166, 3 February 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET OF LYTTELTON. Waits a a Rnpobt— February 3. 0 a.m.—Weather, blue sky ; wind, S.W., light. U two motor, 30.23 : thermometer, 64. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 7.40 | evening, 8.13. Abbxvbd— February 2. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waitapn. Master, agent. Arrived— Februry 3. Hnwea, as,, 461 tons, Kennedy, from Nelson, Proton, and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Everett, Mr end Mrs Qilles, Mr and Mrs Downey, Mrs Harris and child, Bev. Knowles, Messrs Whittaker, Manchester, Hammersley, Sheppard, Carswell, > Ilia, Ta.it, Harris, Davis, Jackson, Ollivsr, Masters,, Manchester, Halaombe, and 4 steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Sinclair, from Melbourne via South. Passengers—Saloon: Misses Dtiglem, Finch, Mrs Bouse and child, Mr and Mrs Rutherford. Mr and Mrs Hudson, Mr and Mrs Banks and two children and governess, Hove. Bowen and lady, Hare, 'X’reaoy, Messrs Wane and Oakden. Union Steamship Company, agents. Sailed— February 2. Grafton, s.s., 242 tons, Johnson, for Timaru and Oaraarn. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Sailed— February 3. Hawea, s.s., 461 tons, Kennedy, for Akaroa and Dunedin. Passengers—For Akaroa : Mr and Mrs Perkins, Mrs Bosch, Mr Robertson, Ah Ting. For Port Chalmers—Misa_ Willey Messrs Tait, Laiog. Union Steamship Company, agents. Imports. Per Clio—s2,oooft timber. Consigned to Order. . Per Grafton —From Nelson: 16 cases fruit, for Qreymonth ; 31 tons coke, 6 cases luggage. From Westport: 240 bags coke. Consignees— Potorkin, Order, Cunningham and Co., Beauchamp and 8011. Exports. Per Grafton—24 pkgs. Shippers—Edwards, Bannott and Co. Following is supplementary list of passengers fey the Union Steamship Company’s a.s. Penguin, which left for the North on Tuesday night, after our despatch from port:—For Wellington: Misses Mohan, Lester, Bauson, Moss, Colliuaon, Maltby, Willway, Mosdames Eanson, Collins, Smith, Owen, Messrs Delby, Everett, Macfavlane, Thomson, MoDougall, Hodgson, Maunaall, Eastwood, Kirkpatrick, Bundle, Finsont, Eevs. O. H. Harvey, Macfarlane and Eeano, Masters Childs and Cook. For Nelson: Mesdamos Newth, Kirkpatrick, Fisko and child. Sisters of Mission (2), Messrs Alexander, Hankins, Smythe, Withers. For Picton: Mrs Atkinson. Several serious collisions at sea are reported in the Home papers. The ship Corby, of Liverpool, bound from London for Sydney, put into Falmouth with loss of jlDboom and out-water started, through collision off the Lizard with the Star of Bengal, bound for Csloatta from London. The officers of the Corby state that when twenty miles off land their look-out man saw a large ship bearing down on them from the starboard. The Corby’s crew say that it was the place of the other vessel to give wav, but she beld on and fell across the bows of the Corby, which was on the port tack. They wore in collision ten minutes, and then parted. A boat ■was seen to be lowered from the other vaasol, which had meantime been ascertained to be the Star of Bengal. The captain of the Corby states that he saw the Star of Bengal’s lights for one hour after the ships had cleared, and that he has no ground to think that she sank. A collision occurred between the barque Galatea, from Swansea for the Cape of Good Hope, and the steamer Edendale, of Sunderland, from Cardiff for Venice. The Galatea was sunk, and the crew saved and taken to Falmouth by the Edendale, which put back for repairs. The captain and six of the orow of the French barque Camille, of and from Caen for Blyth, in ballast, were landed at Yarmouth by the steamship St. Oswin, of and from Shields IcrAgniltt in Spaiu, with cools, which came into collision with and sank the barque, thirty miles til the Humber. One of the crew of the barque woa drowned. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, February 2. Arrived—Hawea, from Picton and Nelson; Penguin, from the South. Sailed—Hawea, for the South. Passengers— Misses Jamieson and Wallace (2), Mr and Mrs Dowuie, Messrs Nelson, Olivier, Pan. Ellis, Street, Greenfield, Davies and Jenes.