SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2185, 25 February 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. WnTiimt Rbpobt—February 25. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcast; wind, N.E. light. Barometer. 29.89 : thermometer, 68. High Water —To-morrow. Morning, 1.12 ; evening, 14.1. Abbivbd—February 25. Pet, barqne, 268 tons. Bead, from Hobart. Cleared—February 25. Pleiades, ship, 997 tons, Setten, for London. Passengers—Misses Sinclair and Harding, Mrs Setten, Mr Sinclair. Royse, Stead and Co., scents. , Wave of Life, Bchooner, 73 tons, Herbert, for Kaipora. Master, agent. Marmien, brigantine, 92 tons, Johnston, for Kaipara. Pa3Bongers—Misbos McKay and Johnston. J. B. Way, agent. Sailed—February 25. Robin Hood, brig, 297 tons, Toulo, for Cape Town. EojiC, ttoucl and Co., agents. Imposts. Per Hawea—From Nelson—2l pkgs hides, 28 do fruit, 1 pel. From Wellington, 70 cases whisky, 3 tin boxes, 1 box ferns, 1 case piano, 2 trusses leather, 3 horaoa, 25 pkgß sundries. Consignees—Thompson, tthannon and Co.. M. Mathason, Railway Store, Mason, Struthors and Co., Aitltou and Roberts, Twontyman and Cousin, order, Croskery and Co., Thos. Nidd, B. Aokroyd, A. Ayers, MeOowall Brothers, E. Cooper. . Per Jane Douglas—!s pkgs sandnes. Conaignees—C. B. Taylor, Thompson, Shannon und Co., "Vaughan and Co., Railway Department. Exports. PerHawoa—For Akaroa—so bage flonr, db pkgs sundvies. For Danedin—l6 empty casks, 33 pkgs stores, 50 empty tanks. Shippers— N.Z. Shipping Company, C. W. Turner, Moir and Co., Bargood, Son and Ewen, Black, Dayies and Co., CnfE and Graham, Clark and Son, Lightbond ond Co.. Aulaebrook and Co. Per Robin Hood -4025 sacks oats, 100 kegs butter. Shippers—Eo.yse, Stead and Co. Per Jane rouglaa—For Kaikoura: 2 cases ale, 1 cask cider, 1 coil wire, 2 tons "our, 2 pkgs machinery, 9 do sundries. For Wellington s 25 iron tanks, 20 sacks wheat, 3 tons flour. Shippers—New Zealand Shipping Co., CufE and Graham, W. D. Wood, Wilson, Sawtoll and Co., N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Co._ The brigantine Sea Bird arrived yesterday from Pelorus Sound. Tho as. Beautiful Star sailed for West Coast porta yesterday. The s.s. Jane Douglas arrived from Wellington and Kaikoura at 11 p.m. on Wednesday, and left on her return trip last night. The s.B. Hawea arrived from Wellington and Nelson yesterday morning, and left for Akaroa and Port Chalmers at 12.40 p.m. The Otaki and Pleiades finished loading yesterday. The Pleiades will tow out into the stream this morning, and from there to sea tomorrow morning. The Otaki will be towed to sea at mid-day to-morrow. Captain MoLellan, the harbormaster, went down to the Long Look-out in the p.a. Lyttelton yesterday, in order to get the bearings of the rook on which the brig Clematis struck. The brig's foremast had gone, as well as her maintopmaat. Her cargo was coming up in quantities, the palings being thickly scattered over the surface of tho water. The ship Lady Captain Jenkins, arrived from Auckland yeßterday, having left there on February 15th, and met with variablo weather down the coast. She was towed into a berth at the No. 3 Wharf, to load for London, and, as all her cargo is to hand, it is expected that she will be loaded in three weeks. Mr Bowman is chief officer, Mr Boaz second, and Mr Taylor third, Mr Moat still filling the office of chief steward.