SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2196, 10 March 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. W*ath»r Bbfobt—March 10. 9 a.m.—Weather, blno sky; wind, N.E., fresh breeze. Buomater, 30.30 ; thermometer, High Water—To-morrow. Homing, 00.00 ; evening, 00.13. Aimir»D —March 10. Penguin, u.s., 412 tons, Malcolm, from Nelson, Picton, and Wellington. Passengers— Miasos Entherford, Knowles, Meadames Boys, Walker, Cameron, Knowlcs, and servant, Messra Hill (two), Chapman, Boyes, Howel|, Buchanan, Day, Christie, Paul Capolh, Knowlei, Master Hill. Union Steamship Co., ogeotfl. Cr.BAßKD—March 10. Clyde, iicUoouor, 87 tons, Donavon, for Hokianga. Cuff and Graham, agents. Fiii.KD —March 10. Penguin, u.s., 41-2 tons, Malcolm, for Akarea and Dnnedin. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Graham, Mr and Mrs Acland, Mr Hiiatio, Mr and Mrs Holden. Union Steamship Company, agents, Saa Bird, brigantine, 155 tons. Smith, for Auckland. Passengers—Mrs Smith and child. Master, agent. The Union Steamship Company's 8.3. Tararua arrived yesterday from Northern Ports, and left for tli'.i South and Melbonrne at noon. The Union Steamship Company's s.b. Beautiful Star arrived yesterday from Dunedin, and wont to the graving dock jatty to put out her cargo of stono for the dock contractors. Tho Anno Molhuish, with 500 tons of coal for this port, left Newcastle on February 24th; and the Cynosure, with 900 tons, on February **• The barque Island City, from Newcastle, and the Examiner, from Greymonth, arrived yesterday, both with coal «argoei for Mr C. W. Vomer. It is uotifiod elsewhere that in future the steamer Akaroa will leave here for Pigeon Bay an hour earlier than formerly. _ A change in the fares is also announced by this steamer, and it ia slatod that the alteration in the time of starting will amongßt other advantages admit of tho Akaroa calling in at Holmes' Bay every trip. SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Aucirrwvwo, March 9. Sailed—Southern Cross, for Levuka ; Hawea, for tho Sonth. Passengers—Anderson, Carter, Mrs Handy, Mrs MoLeod and child, Mitle, Gibson, Shopherdson, Eoso, Elemes, Garrett, Painter, Beare, Eich WatniNaTON, March 9. Arrived —Peßgßin, from Picton and Nelson ; Wanaka, from tho South; Ga-ahead, from Tlmara ; Tauranga, schooner, from Oamaru. Sailed—Penguin, for the South. Passengers —Misses Entherford, Knovrles, Mesdames Oaraeron, Knowleß, Mr and Mrs Ahlfeld, Messrs Day, Buchanan, Capelle, Paul, Christian, and Knowles; 8 steerage. Pout Chalmkbs, March 9. Bailad—Albion, for the North. Passengers for Lyttelton—Miss Krull, Messrs Partington and Watt.