SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2201, 16 March 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report—March 16. 0 a.m,—Weather, overcast; wind, N.E., Sight. Barometer. 29.59 : thermometer, 63. High Water—To morrow. Morning, 4.16 ; evening, 4.39. Arrived —March 16. Atlantic, schooner, 60 tons, McKenzie, from Dunedin. Cuff and Graham, agents. Annie Melhuish, barque, 341 tons, Kay, from Newcastle. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Catty Sark, schooner, 52 tons, McCiymont, from Wellington Cr.EAR.ED—March 16. Candidate, barque, 765 tons, Lawronson, for lendon. Eoyse, btcad and Co , and P. Cunningham and Co., joint agents. Wild Wavo, brig, 219 tons, Harvey, for Kaip»ra. Black, Davies and Co , agents. Sailed —March 15. A warns, ketch, 43 tons, Drew, for Invercargill. Muster, agent. Falcon, ketch 37 tons, Leslie, for Peloras Sound. Master, agent Arawala. 5.r... 623 tons, Sinclair, for Melbourne, via South. Passengers For Dunedin —Messrs Carlisle, Smith, Cross, White, Capt. Dcnohraos. For Blaff -Dr and Mrs Lewis, Mr and Mrs Ayers, Mr .Tenues. For Hobart — Mr Paraplon. For Melbourne—Mrs Garferth and two children, Mrs Walker, Mrs Bain and two ohiKren, Mr and Mrs G. Hart and child, Mrs William Aitkon, Mr and Mrs Aclaud, Mrs Arthur B. Mills and servant, Mr and Mrs Fuller, Misses Smart and May, Messrs T. and H. Taylor, J. S. E. Hall, Wharton, Ward, Chittenden, Hill, K. W. Hart, Hoskins, In wood. Union Steamship Co.,agents. Imports. PcrArawata —From Sydney—2 casks ink, 1 ease paper, 5 trunks boots, 4 cases books, 14 do nails, 150 drums oil, 51 half-cases fruit, 12 brls oil, 2 pkgs tea, 66 pkga sundries. From Auckland, ox City of Sydney—l 4 pkgs, free ; 9 bales leather. 1 bag wheat, 1 box medicine, 8 pkgs. From Gisborno—B reels wire. From Napier—--8 hhds ale, 2 pkgs. From Wellington—l box, 1 keg wine, 96 pkgs sundries. Consignees— Heyrannson, Low and Co., Moyer, Harris, Hudson, Thompson and Shannon, LoMaaurior, Smith, Gabitea. Cheanell and Shannon. Hobdon. Eitohio, Thompson, Gaoler, Black, Davies and Go., Green, Hobbs and Co., E. Reece, Sorensen, Ravenshill, Miss Stewart, Qamborger, Morrow, Bassett and Co., Reid, Bussey, Ligbtband, Allan and Co , New Zealand Loan and Mercantile, Bank New Zealand, Suckling and Co., Harding, Hay, Way, Fisko, Wood and Co., Dunning, England, Pavitt, New Zealand Drug Oompany, Brown, White, Shannon, George Jones, LoQtovo. Willis and Co., Barber, Order, Union Steamship Company, fc Per Oroti —20 oases wine, 12 coils hose, 2 bales paper, 38.000 ft. timber, 12 pkga sundries. Consignees—Crorar and Whitcombe, Heywood and Co., W. H. Hargreaves. Per Min-y-d0n—1592 tons coal. Consignees— Eoyse, Stead and Co. Exports. Per Arawata—For Melbourne —190 cases lobsters, 238 do turpentine, 1 parcel, 70 bags grass send, 123 do oats. For Adelaide —31 kegs batter, 60 sacks oats, sdo barley. For Dunedin 5 bags, 25 bides, 13 pkgs, lease. For Blnff—--4 cases cheese, 8 kegs butter Shippers—Watt and Co., Boyd, Ligbtband, Allan and Co.,_Sorgood. Son and K.ven, Coombs and Son, J. Little, Dosborough, A. Moore and Co., Wood, Sband and Co., Union Steamship Co. bo barque Wigtonshire sailed for London frtorday. JttTbo ship Min-y-don, with a cargo of coal from Newcastle, arrived ou Monday night after a passage of ten days. She will load here for the United Kingdom at onco, nnder the joint agency of Messrs P, Cunningham and Co. and Messrs Royse, Stead and Co. The Union Steamship Company's s s. Arawala arrived from Sydney and Northern ports yesterday. and proceeded South at 4 p.m. ea route to Melbourne. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, March 15. Arrived—Julia Price, from Norfolk Island. Sailed—Hero, for Greymoatb. Passengers— For Hokitika —Mr Graham, Mr and Mrs Mailer and two sons, Mesdames Sheath and Gray. For Qreymontli—Forty Chinese. Wanaka, for New Plymouth. Passengers— Lydia Howard Troupe, Mr and Mrs Phelson, Miss Howarde, M. Hirst. For Wellington—J. A. Wolker, For Lyttelton—Dr. Pollen. Wellington, March 15. Arrived—Wakatipn, from Sydney, at three this afternoon. She cleared Sydney Heads at 5.45 on the 50th, and experienced a strong S.W, gale with a very heavy sen, which lasted for three days Afterwards she bad fine weather to arrival Passengers—For Wellington—Mrs Bose, and four steerage. For Lyttelton—Mr T. Davie, Mr M. Davie. For Dunedin—Mrs S. H, Gray, Mr F. Lakeman, Mr M. Bardsley and son, and fonr steerage. Sophia R. JLnhra, barque, from Newcastle. Port Chalmers, March 15. Arrived—Rotomahans, from the Bluff; Star ot the South, from Oreymouth, via Blnff. Sailed—Penguin, s.s., for the North. Passengers—For Akaroa —Mosers Llewellyn and Whitaker. For Lyttelton—Messrs Carmichael and Allshire.