SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2167, 4 February 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING

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WaATHHa Ejjpobt—February 4. 0 a.as.—Weather, blue sky ; wind, calm, Barometes, 29.53 ; tuermotnfltar, 68. High Water—To-morrow. Mtt'nina, 8 37 ; evening, 9.02. Abbivbd— ■Febraary 4. Wakatipu, a,s„ 1158 tons, Wheeler, from Dunedin. Paßßengera—Baloon. Mrs Braithwaifcß3 Eov. B. Dutton, Messrs Beaver, Wilson, Young, Hammond. Union Steamship Compony, agents. Sailed—'February 3. Araw&to, b.s., 623 tons, SinoUwr, for Sydney via North. Passengers Misses Eainbow, Dixon, Brandon(2)-, Mesdaines Coohrane Slater, Kolleston, Mr and Mrs Seward, Mr, Mrs and Miss Blnndell, Mr and Mrs Eainbow, Hon. Major Atkin3on, Messrs Murdoch, Slight, Spofforth, Boyle, McDonald, Palmer, Groube, Jarvis, Tobia, Blackham, White, Smith, Newby, "Dunning, Burr-hall, Hamilton. Union Steamship Company, ag.-nts. . ~i. j Sailed—February 4. Sea Bird, brigantine, 155 tons, Smith, for Polar as Sound. Master, agent. IMPOBTS. Per Hawea—2l pkga, 1 gas stove, 3 eases fruit, 20 half cases fruit, 4 cases luggage, 1 sack oysters, 12 cases wire. Consignees—Mrs Olark, Mrs Staplaa, Boauohamp and Bell, Brown, Morrow, Bassott and Co, Misa Fidler, Now Zealand Shipping Company, Mason, Struthera and Co., Burmeiater, J. fit. Heywood and Co., Eailway Store, Mrß Percival, Kaiapoi Woollen Oo. ; Per Arawata, from Melbourne—l caße cigars, 1 pfego leather, 2do boots, 1 bale paper, 1 case do, 100 pkga sugar, 7 pkga perambulators, 139 pkga tea, 140 bags rice, 10 bags pepper, 40 drams oil, 40 kega point, 3 cases tobacco, 10 casks boiled oil, 117 flagstones, 25 ingota tin, 3 attaou books, 2 cases watches and clooks, 3 cases drapery, 41 pkga sundries. From Bluff—3 cases ceft'eo, 2 hhds ale. From Dunedin—l pkge machinery, 20 bags, 33 pkga tea, 154 pkgs sundrioa. Consignees—T. Shepperd, Ligbtband, Allan and Co, A. Simpson, order, Holland and Co., Brown and Turner. H. Hawkins, U.S.S. Co.. W. Bwart, W. Gillespie and Co., H. B. Eorensen, Miloa and Co., S. Nashelski, Stack and Co., Twentyman and Cousin, Eov. J. F. Teakle, P. C. Porter, W. C. Hill, Mra Pope, HawbunhVL. E. Nathan, Mrs Burt, Mrs Simpson, El. C. Tucker, Dalttety and Co., E. Black, <3. L. Beath and Co., T. Dingwell, Crerar and Whitoombo.lKempthorne, Prossw and' Co., Union Bank, Maekay Bros., Macfarlane. H. Thompson, Bowe, Sargood, Sons and Ewen, BuHerwortb. Bros., P. Hayman and Co., Hollenafciiu, B. Halo and Co , Block, Daviea and Co., Caaemy Gau Company, Scott Bros. The steamship Norfolk left London for this port on January 28th. TTho Marlborough, Captain Anderson, left Graveaend. for this port on December 12th. '.Che Union Company's fl.a. Hawea arrived bom the North yesterday, and left for Akaroa and Dunedin nt noon. The Arawata arrived from South and Melbourne yesterday, and left for Northern porta at 5 p.m. POET OF SUMNER. Abbitbd—February 3. Tongariro, p.s,, 38 tons. Ashman, with with timber, from Waikerikikeri. Sailed—February 3. Norval, cutter, 5 tons, Day, for Molnnau. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Auckland, February 3. Arrived—Hinemoa, with stores for the Telegraph Department. WeMiINGTOK, February 3. Arrived—Sophia B. Labrs and Anatralind, barque, from Newcastle; Wallace, from Nelson, Sailed—Penguin, for the North; Waratatu, barque, for Hobart Town; Wallaoe, for Nelson and the West Coaat.

Timaett, February 3. Arrived—Toung Dick, from Newcastle. Soiled—Circe, for Greymouth. Pobt CHALMEBa, February 3. Awived—Frederick Basaill, from Newcastle. Sailed —Tararaa, a a., for Melbourne via Bluff and Hobart; Wakatipu, for the North. Passengers— For Lyttalton, Mra Braithwaite; for Sydney, Moasra MoFarlane, Hntlchinson, two in steerage.