SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2223, 12 April 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. Weapusu it* port—April 12. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcoat, foggy, drizzling miu ; wind, N.E., light, 15 vrometer, 30,40 ; thermometer, 59. Hign Water—To-morrow. Morning. 2 9 ; niciung, 2.32. ARRIVED—ApriI 11. Wcatharafield, ship, 1051 tons, Sherris, from Algon Bay. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Arrived —April 12, Wakatipu, b.s., 1158 tons, Wheeler, from Sydney, via Wellington. Passengers—Saloon : Lady Mary Maraham, Lady Ann Maraham, Dnke of Manchester, Bon. H. Maraham, Miss Roach, Mr Wilson. From Coast : Mr Powne. Botomohana, s.a., 861 tons, Underwood, from Sydney, via Northern Porta. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Hill, Mrs Fisk and child, Rev. Mr and airs Nixon. Mr and Mrs Pharezan, Rev. Mr and Mrs Jones, Misses Howard, Winnefred, Mrs Wilcox, Messrs Plank, Smith, Buck, Kirk, Mccdic, Taylor. Holland, McCoughlan and Son, Boby, Luke, Millar, Shopporaon, E. J. Loughnan. Constable McGill; steerage, 22. Union Steamship Co., ngents. Cleared—April 12. Omaha, brigantine, 135 tons, Fyson, for Chatham Islands. Passengers—Mr Grange and two Natives. Master, agent. Wave of Life, brigantine, 73 tons, Herbert, for D'Urville Island. Master, agent. Sailed—April 11. Oroti, a.s., IX7 tons, Fraser, for Wellington. J. M. Hoywood and Co., agents. Go-Ahead, s.a. 175 tons, Dicker, for Wellington and Napifr. Paaaongera —Mr and Mra Pierce, Mr and Mrs Taylor and family. Means Johnson, Howling, Sweet, Carpenter, Fowler. Cull' and Graham, agents. Imports. Per St. Kilda—From Wanganui: 17 bundles skins, 155 hides. From Westport : 200 tons coal. Consignees—Lightband, Allen and Co., T. W. Kapley, Railway Department. Per Gatlin—29,7-16 feat timber. Consignees— Black, Duviea and Co. Per Uroti— From Dnnodln: Under bond, 20 eases brandy; free, 20 oaaea salmon, 30 do ginger, 10 do pickles, 31 casks oil, 9 boxes glass, 40 do tea, 20 do rai.ina, 1 cose Chinese goods, 35 mats rice, I bale hops, 4 cases boots. 4 casks, 17 boxes, 48 pkgs sundries. Consignees— Eoyse, Stead and Co., H. B. Sorensen, Kaiapoi Factory Co,, G, Lowes, E. H, Banks, Hislop and Victor, D. Caro and Co., Griffin and Smith, D. McLean, Yo-Yick, Way, Ree, Blackwood, M. O’Brien, E. Harding and Co., Kompthorne, Prosser and Co., Sargood, Son and Ewon. Exports. Per Orcti —For Wellington : 1 parcel. For Now Plymouth, ISO sacks wheat, 1 case turkeys, 1 case sundries. Shippers—Heywood and Co., A. Mooro and Co , Cuff and Graham. Per Go-Ahead —For Wellington; 700 sacks wheat, 9 cases, 40 cheese, 181 sacks potatoes, 50 do onions. For Kaikonra : 10 mats sugar, 41 sacks grass seed, 37 pkgs. For Napier : 90 bags flour, 21 coils wire, 1 beehive, 2 cases bacon, 10 do cheese, 459 sacks grass seed, 80 do malt, 10 pkgs. For Foxton: 10 sacks grass seed, 1 case. For Wanganui: 13 cases cheese, 1 trunk. Shippers—Maekay, Wilkin and Co., Eoyse, Stead and Co., A. Cameron and Co., Rountree, Brown, Anlsebrook and Co.. Sherrill, Watt and Co., Dnlgoty ond Co., Cuff and Graham, Miles and Co., Suckling and Co., Lightband, Allan and Co.. Bank of New Zealand, Cuff and Graham. The Woatherslield, which was spoken by the s.b. Oroti off Oamaru on Saturday, made the harbor yesterday from the Cape. She is in ballast, and consigned to the New Zealand Shipping Company. On Good Friday and Easter Monday the steamer Titan will make a cheap excursion trip to Pigeon Bay, as advertised. On Easter Tuesday the Titan will ran to Little Akaloa at reduced fares. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, Auckland, April 11. Arrived—Cleopatra, from Lyttelton ; Kate McGregor, from Timaru ; Hero, from Sydney ; Sybil, from Savage Island. Wellington, April 11. Arrived—Malay and G. M. Tncker, barques, from Newcastle. Port Chalmers, April 11. Arrived—Havlah, barque, from Melbourne ; Helena, brigantine, from I asmania. Sailed —Pioneer, brigantine, for Adelaide.