SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2204, 19 March 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

POST OF LYTTELTON. Weathkb Report— March 19. 9 a.m. —Weathor, l>lno sky; wind, N.E.. light. —Baromutor, 29.70 ; thermometer, 65. High Water—To-tnorrow. Morning, 6.43 j evening, 7.10. Arrived —March 18. Marlborough, ship, 1191 tons, Anderson, from London. Passengers—Saloon: Mrs Comber, Dr. Davison, Messrs H. Taylor, Q. F. McKay. Second Cabin : Mr and Mrs St. Clare and family, Messrs S. IT reford It. and J. Elliott, C. and O. Bosomworth, P. Smith. J. Inglis, agent. Cynonare, burqne, 764 tons, Richards, from Nowcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Ellbank Castle, brigantine, 61 tons, Cowan, from Jatlins River. Black, Davies and Co., agents. British Ambassador, ship, 1791 tons, Davis, from Newcastle. Boyso, Stead and Co. and 15.I 5 . Cunningham and Co., joint agents. AaniVED —March 19. Wanaka, s.s., 278 tons. M’Gillivray, from Mannkan, via way ports. Passengers—Misses Bruce, HadfleM (2), Mrs Discon and child, Drs. Pollen and Gillon, Rev. Bruce, Messrs Street, Malone, Schultz, Beaver, Rutland, Irvine, Tanend, Cbcw Chong. Steerage, 8. Union Steamship Company, agents. Cleared— March 19. Sancy Lass, schooner, 39 tons. Callow, for Wellington. Cuff aud Graham, agents. Prince Alfred, barquuutiuo, 161 tons, Sehonkol, for Polorus Sound. Master, agent. Sailed —March 18. Candidate, barque, 765 tons, Lawronson, for Loudon. Boyso. Stead and Co. and P. Cunningham and Co., joint agents. , , , A. G, De Freitas, barque, 1012 tons, Haesloof, for London, New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Hero, cutter, 29 tons, Gillard, for Wellington, Master, agent. , „ . Aspaaia, schooner, 45 tons, Moore, for Napier. Coll and Graham, agents. Jannett, ketch, 41 tons, Bailey, tor Waitapn. Master, agent. . _ St. Kilda, 8.5., 174 tons, Flnwerday, for Dnnedin. Passengers—Messrs Robert Pitcaithloy, W. Smith. Eoyso, Stead and Co., agents. Sailed —March 19. Aratapa, brigantine, 122 tons. Bower, for Auckland. Master, agent. , „ , _ .. Emerald, kotoh, 40 tons, Moore, for Foxton. Call and Graham, agents. Esther, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Polorus Sound. Master, agent. In pouts. Per Elibank Castle—39,oooft timber. Consignees—Black, Davies and Co. Por British Ambassador—2llo tons coal. Consignees—P. Cunningham and Co. Por Cynosure—9oo tons coal. Consignee —C, W. Turner. Per St. Kilda—From Wangnnni—l3oo sleepers, 335 hides, 200 pigs. Consigned to order. Per Marlborongh—.lsß pkgs brandy, 250 oases nohnapps, 50 hhds ale, 300 casks cement, 136 bdls wire, 10 do steel, 33 iron plates, 8 bdls spades, 1072 do iron, 7 anvils, 30 sheets iron, 1600 bags salt, 55 pkgs whisky, 2059 pieces dials, 16 bdls grates, 210 pkgs geneva, 1013 bars iron, 210 pkgs wine, 110 do beer, 5 cases bitters, 6 pkgs spirits. 41 bags coke, 49 do limo, 11 grindstones, 20 cases sherry, 140 do ram, 105 do gin, 108 casks currants, 3f bdls moulds, 30 furnace doors, 21 furnace gratings, 21) tons pig iron, 7195 pkgs general merchandise. Consignees— T. Donglas, Capt. R. B. Willis, Dalgety and Co., Wilson, Sawtell and Co.. W. Montgomery and Co., 39, Eoaco and Co, Wood, Shand and Co., Solon tiers, Fletcher and Co., R. Wilkin and Co., Dr. Downes, Buttorwortl l . Brothers, H. Puttin, T, J, Maling and Co., W, Strange and Co.. J. H. Sponoer and Co,, W. Mitchell and Co., N. Snckling, P, Cunningham and Co., W. and G. Bowron, Rov. H. Stocker, Everett Bros., Hobday and Co., John Inglis. Sargood. Son, and Ewon, Wood and Smith, Brown and Smith, Ballautyno and Co., F. Gabitos, O. L. Death and Co., Warro Bros. F. A. Bishop, Twentyman and Cousin, W. Jones and Co., X. Atkinson, P. and D. Dancan. A. J. White, Edwards Bonnott and Co, J. Mendelson and Co., Bing, Harris and Co., R. Gould Kempthome, Prosser and Co.. Milos and Co., Hudson, Ridley and Co.,Crerar and Whitoombo, W. B. Monntfort, W. S. King and Co.. A. Seampton, J. Gorforth, T. C. Leviok, J. W. Wilkinson, H. P. Hill, Andrews and Beavon, 3, Glnnvillo, Belflold, Woolcombo and Co. Exports. Per Bt. Kilda—2 cases chicory, 34 hides. Shippers —Gilloopfctktnd Co., Wilkin and Co. p«i> 'Aratapa —1 case bacon and hama, 30 sacks Of' ’{ales hay, 800 sacks fionr, 1500 sacks wheat. ■> —P. Waymonth, Wood, New Zealand a, a Mercantile Agency Company. Cynosure arrived yesterday from vv B Mb, after a twenty-one days’ passage. tniSh'P British Ambassador, consigned to Stead and Co. and Messrs P. Ovn??’ \m and Co., arrived from Newcastle yes- (. If Prior a smart passage of eight days. Her tons of coal, is probably the largest V Jaht to Lyttelton. The ship is the largest "***4, being jn*t eight feet longer than tho n yn, and 2ft 9in more beam. She will Imu... grain for tho United Kingdom. ~ THE MARLBOROUGH. Tho Marlborough, a ship favorably known in Jfew Zealand waters in consequence of the many fast passages she has made from homo, arrived yesterday after an nnnsnally long passage for her of ninety-six days. She was otf tho Heads on Thursday night, and the Harbor Board's steamer wont oat to tow her Into port, but through a misapprehension on the part of Captain Anderson of the ship, her services wore not accepted. Tho ship has arrived in excellent order, a credit to her commander and his officers. Tho voyage is summarised by Captain Anderson in tho following report) —“We loft London on the 12th of Decernher, and parted with our pilot on tho 17th off Plymouth. Passed Madeira on tho 30th, and crossed the Lino in 29 deg. West on the 20th of January. The N.B. trades wore very light. Took tho S.E. trades as far as tho 30th parallel on the 31st of January, and passed tho Capo in 43 deg. S. on tho 15th of February, and tho Crozet Islands on the 31st. The weather was very quiet all down tho Easting, so much so that tho royals were never taken In from the Cape to tho Lewin. Made tho Snares at daylight on Tuesday, and reported at Cape Saunders on Wednesday at noon. On tho 18th February, in tho Southern Ocean, at about mid-forenoon, tho cabin boy got overboard. A life bnoy was thrown to him while a boat was being cleared. Arthur Fuller, an apprentice, thinking the boy conld not swim, hastily cast off his boots, and gallantly jumped in to his rescue. The weather was fine at the time, and the ship going abont five or six knots. The ship having been bronght aback, tho pinnace was lowered, and qniokly picked np both Fuller and tho boy. Tho latter had bold of tho life buoy. Fuller belongs to Dnnedin, and this is his first voyage at sea. There can b> no doubt bnt ho risked his own life in attempting to save tho hoy’s, for the boat might have been too late in getting to them. It was a brave act, and deserves the highest praise." The Marlborough was entered at tho Customs by her ogout, Mr John Inglis, immediately upon arrival, and will ho berthed the first thing this morning. She is advertised to follow the Lady Jocelyn in Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co. and Albion Shipping Company’s lino for London. AKAEOA SHIPPING. Arrived —March 16. Oreti, s.s., from Lyttelton. March 17. Hawea, s.s., Kennedy, from Lyttelton. Pas-sengers—-Mess s Smith, Morrison, and J, McLean, Sailed— March Id. Oreti, s.s., for Dunedin. March 17. Hawoa, s.s., Kennedy, for Dnnedin. Imports. Per Hawea—l spring, 2 tranks, 6 rams, 1 truss. Consignees—W. Mooch, Garwood and Co., Mias Kearney. B. Shadbolt, A, Scott, Maclean. Exports. Per Oreti—3oo hags grass seed. Shipper—W. H. Wood. Por Hawea—23*l sacks grass seed, 34 cases cheese, 53 coses fruit, 7 empties, 5 hales wool. Shippers— J.Vangioni, Steward, Garwood and Co., McDonald, Q. Lardnor, J. Sold, E. Bayloy, J. Daly, Ah Eie, Aolond, Campbell, and Co., S. Watkins. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wellington, March 18. Arrived —Eotomahana, from tho South ; Wanaka, from the North ; Kiwi, from Gisborne and Napier ; Samson, from Mannkan and way ports. Soiled—Eotomahana, for Sydney, via the East Coast; Euterpe, ship, for Timaru, to load for London; Kennedy, for Nelson and West Coast; Wanaka, for tho South. Timard, March 18. Arrived—Richard and Mary, schooner, from Greymonth. Port Chalmers, March 18. Arrived—Hawea, s.s., and Wakatipu, s.s., from Uu North. Bldef, March 18. Sailed Arawata, for Melbourne ; Stella, for punedin; Annie Hill, for Westport.