SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2206, 22 March 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTBIiTON,

Wuathbb SapoßT— March 22. 9 ».m. Weather, bine sky ; wind, calm. Barometer, 29.92 : thermometer. 55. flipu Water—To-Morrow. Mofniaff. 9 33 i ereninn. 10 05.

Arrived— March 22. Hawea, s.s., 462 tons, Kennedy, from Dunedin. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Knowles, daughter, and servant, Mr and Miss Martin, Archdeacon Williams, Mr S.lfo, and tour steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Albion, s.s., 501 tons. Chatfiold, from Auckland via way porls. Passengers-Mrs Utmg, Messrs Whito, Thompson. Freedman, Collins, Smyth. 'I iften, White, Griffith, Western, Vallanco, Mason. Raino, Brown, Whitcombe, Waterhouse, Anderson, Bussey. Lance, Clegg, Sbaw, Brown, Smith, Hill. Steerage, fifteen. Union Steamship C mpmy. agents. Beautiful Slur, s.s , 141) tons, Bernech, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Mtnnack, barque. 822 tons, Murray, from Newcastle New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Sa ilkd —March 21. Basher, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Polorns Bound. Master, agent. Sailed—March 22. Island City, barque, 421 tons, McDonald, tor Newcastle. Passengers Miss Bullnr, Mrs Bailer, Messrs Tristan. Steven, Lovett, Rankin, Horton, Roberta, Wilkinson. Bnller, Henny. Seller, Unaon, Waver, MoLood, C. W. Turner, agent. Prince Alfred, barquentine, 161 tons, Schenfcel, for Peloras Sound. Master, agent. Imports. Per Star of the South—Prom Dunedin: 45 cases champagne, 42 cases fish, 30 bags nee, 114 pkga sundries, 18 shoots iron, 4 axle arms, Shales paper, 4 pkga raisins, 100 tons stone. Prom Oamiru—so sks grass seed. Consignees— Order, Sorenson and Co.. Chopo, Mason, btruthors and Co., Ah Woe, Sargood, Son and Co., G. L. Beath and Co., Ware and Jones, R. Wilkin and Co, . Per Orari —6135 pkga snndnes, 337 do wines and spirits, 4 blocks marble, 981 bars iron, 80 bdls do, 125 bdls wire, 470 steel rails. 6 garden rollers. 42 plates iron. 24 share moulds, 20 rolls lead, 370 pkga, 90 fish platea. Consignees - P. Steadman, Order, Delapont, W. Massey, W. it. Brown, it. Postlethwaite, Q. Beckett, W. Woolstoin, D. Beer. T. J. Maling and Cm, D. and D. Cameron, Cuff and Graham, G. Gould. N. K. Cherrill, G. Tombs and Co., A. McWilliams, J. Anderson, H. Durand, B. Black, G. Coates and Co.. Minister Public Works, A. W. Bennett, D. S. Down, J. Harrison, Lewis and Gould, Canterbury College, H. W. Williams, W. B. Sharp, A. Mcßae and Co., St. Matthew’s Parsonage, E. O’Connor, J, K. Parker, H. Williams, L. Nathan and Co., Christchurch Club, Mason, Slruthers and Co., Q. C. Staokpole, A. Mooro and Co., F. Gabites, Brown and Smith, Wood and Smith, Ballantyne and Co , Low and Co., Heymanson, Low and Co., Gabites and Plante, 6. Drummond, Hobday and Co.. J. D. Garwood, Everett Bros., Butterworth Bros , Q. Booth and Son, N. Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Trent Bros , Sir Cracroft Wilson, C. Louisson, Sargood. Son and Ewan, Nairn Bros, Ftiedlander Bros., W. Strange and Co., Wilson, Sawtell and Co., Milos and Co., Q. P. Daye, G Fletcher. Candy and Dowabnry, Hobbs and Co , K. Wilkin and Co., A. Scampaon, Law Society. F. Banks, C. Bowen, Kompthorna, Prosser and Co., W. Jones and Co., W. G. Bowron, Mathoson Bros., Harvey Hawkins and Co., J. Anderson, J. H. Spenser and Co., Halo and Co., E. Forbes, if. B. Harrison, T. H. Lloyd, Bing, Harris and Co.. New Zealand Shipping Company. The Cathbay arrived at Albany on Wednesday en route for Lyttelton. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Hall and infant. The brigantine Circe went on to Messrs Grubb and Co.’s slip yesterday to be coppered and caulked. Following is a list of some of the vessels expected at this port, with their tonnage and official numbers —Abereyto, 723, PMJT; Ada mant, 815, NJFS; Arabella, 665, PKQY j British Enterprise, 1640, WFEM; Benveuue, 999, HPHQ; Crown’.horpo, 812, MKBO. Corby, 1333, SDGl’j Centurion, 1194, HGCP or KCGT; Comodre, 772, HGCP; Euterpe, 1197, YPJK; Grecian, 1272, WQLV; Gareloeh, 1177, WSDtf ; Gatoocro, 1355, ECFK; lephano, 1436, PSTF ; Inch Mnrren, 1254 ; Midlothian, 1085, NS DP; Mennock, 787, QPRH ; Mataura, 853, BN BP; Mercia, 751, PNTK; Oxford, 1282, MTLS; Orient, 543, ECJM; Orient, 1025, MNVH; Portland, 871, TBJD ; Pareora, 853, G3GW ; Romeo, 641. WSRB : Remington, 956, VQHP; Sydenham, 1062, JMPQ; Weatherfield, 1051, MQKS. THE OEAEI. The first thing yesterday morning this ship, whose arrival on Sunday night was reported in jestorday'fl issue, was towed in to a berth at the Gladstone Pier. As was predicted yesterday the Now Zealand Shipping Company has arranged for the immediate despatch of the Orari for home, her sailing date being set for March 31st, and the reputation of the Company for punctuality in the departure of their ships is so well established that unless something very unforeseen oconrs to prevent the Orari leaving upon her advertised date, her sailing will be no exception to the Company’s rule. The moment she was alongside the preparatory work for discharging was commenced. With reference to the voyage just completed there is very little of general interest, the most notable feature of it, perhaps, being the remarkable continuous run of what the bulk of passengers are correct in describing as “delightful weather," in contrast with what usually passes amongst shipmasters as “frightfully fine." The passengers by the Orari, of whom there wore between forty and fifty, were unanimous in their expressions of satisfaction at the passage, and were equally complimentary in their reports of the kindness and attention of Captain Mosey and his officers. Mr Webster, who last year was second officer, ibis voyage was promoted to chief, a distinction ia the achievement of which by so young a man ho may fairly be prond. The Orari left London for Lyttelton on November 27th, and was cast adrift by the tng off St. Catherine’s on the SOth. After fighting] with a westerly gale down Channel SoUly was sighted December 4tb. The succeeding fortnight was spent in the North Atlantic with alternate calms and baffling winds; then a -week’s run fetched Madeira December 21st, the Cana de Yard on the SOth. No N.E. trades were fallen in with, and on January 12th the ship crossed tho Equator. The Sydenham, bound to Auckland, was sighted that day. The 8.8. trades prevailed to 26 S. on January 22nd, and no westerlies were picked up until the ship -was in 44 S. and 39 W. on February 19th. They only held them for a week, when head winds for three or four days were encountered. A good run was made from 92 W. on March 6th to the Snares, sighted last Thursday. Variable winds wore met with along the coast. The following is a fall list of the passengers Saloon—Mr and Mrs Wood, Miss Ellon Jarrett, Mrs E. L. Stephens, Mr and Mrs T. C. Plant and family (7), Messrs E. H. Daffield, Clarkson, F. W. Harris, J. F. Skinner. Second cabin—Mr and Mrs J, Hartley, Mrs B. Jackson, Mr and Mrs George Dowell and family (9). Mrs Mary Tarmm and child, Mrs Jessie 8011, Jane Blackmoro, Messrs J. M. Martin, W. B. Stanley, J. Morrisey, T. Hickey, E. Morrissey, M. Welsh, J. Knowles, P. Longhill, J. Kirk, O. Hydor, J. Simpson, A. Barber, J. Blake, T. Gibson, J. LeQallias, W. Keig. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, March 23. Arrived—The ship Sydenham, from London, with a hundred passengers. All well. Russell, March 22. Tho Te Anan left Sydney on the 17th, at 4.30 p m., cleared tho Heads at 5.15 p.m. Experienced light variable winds throughout; passed the Three Kings on the 21st at 1 p.m.; arrived at Russell sumo day at 11.30 pm. Passengers For Auckland Crnickshunk, Smith, Holder, Britten, Cameron. Hamilton, Wallace, Lawson, Hardy, Johnston, Engel, Watson and inf ant,Robinson, Solomon, MoMavor, Waterhouse, Laurie, child and servant, Lawry (4), Cooper, Hodder, Hills. For Napier—Chambers, Hamilton, Gilbertson. For Wellington— Williams, Turnbull. For Lyttelton—Paul. For Dunedin—Haslam, Tait, Costa, and thirteen steerage. Wellington, March 21. Sailed —Wanaka, for Picton and Nelson ; GoAhead, for Kelson; Albion, for tho South. Timaru, March 21. Arrived—Good Templar, from Gatlin’s River; Pelican, from Picton. Dunedin, March 22. At the Hoads—Tho William Davie, from Loudon. All well. Port Chalmers, March 21. Sailed—Oroti, s.s., and Hawea, s.s., for tho North. Passengers for Lyttelton, per Hawea — Mr and Mrs Wilson and child. Miss Marten, Messrs Marten, J. Moss.