SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2258, 24 May 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OP LYTTELTON. Wsathbb Ebpobt—Moy 24. 9 a.m. Waather, clear ; bine sky. Wind, wist, light. Buometer, 30.19; thermometer, 55HJjffl Water—To-morrow. Morning, C 0.52 ; evening, 01.16. Arrived—May 23. Fawn, br'j, 216 tons, Minor, from Dnnedin. B. Wood, agent. Arrived—May 24. Eotorua, 3.3., 576 tone, Tozer, from Sydney, via North. Passengers—Mesdames Oliver 'and sorvant, Miller, Waymonth, Hon. Mr Oliver, Eon. Captain Eraser, Messrs Beill, Walker, Donald, A. Hill. Jack, Abbot, Beer, Bonifant, Buay, Miller, Graham, Singleton, G. S. Graham, Waymonth, Greenwood, Woodhouso, Halcombe, Edmonds, Norton, and five steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Ocean Bird, ketch, 35 tons, Williams, from Paiorus Sound. Master, agent. Benvenni, ship, 999 tonß, McGowan, from Port Chalmers. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. Oinapore, barque, 1017 tons, Clemence, from Adelaide. Boyse, Stead and Co., and P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Sailed—May 23. Edwin Bassett, barque, 397 tons, Manley, for Sydnoy. Passengers—jlessrs Johnston (2), Weedham, Abell, Thurlow, McKay. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Grafton, s.s., 242 tons, Johnston, for Wellington. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Imports. Per Grafton—From Greymouth : 11 kegs bntter, 94 sacks grass seed, 10 pkgs ; from Westport : 8 bntter kegs, 1 trunk clothing, 100 tons coal; from Nelson: quantity of luggage ; from Wellington: 200 sash weights, 2 ventilators, 2 canes bine, 62 pkgs sundries. Consignees—W. Dnnford, S. Nashelski. Mason, Strnthers and Co., J.L. Fleming, Walters and Co., W. WilBoa, T. Crompton, Hudson, Bidley and Co., Trent Bros, Eckersley and McFarlane, A. G. Howiand, Wymond, Lewis, Sntton and Co., Gallagher, May and Co., Cuff and Graham, A. Moore and Co., Thompson, Westbrook. P. Canningham and Co. Per Advanoe—36,74oft timber. Consignees— Ford and Fuhrman. Per Oxford—Part original cargo from London : 750 casks cement, 2000 bagß salt. Consignees—Dalgety and Co. Exports. Per Edwin Bassett—sl2o sacks potatoes. Snippers—P. Cunningham and Co. Per Grafton—For Greymouth: 96 sacks potatoes, 32 kegs butter, 100 bales chaff, 15 cases cheeße, 10 tons potatoes, 11 pkgs; for Westport : 11 kegs butter, 12 sacks potatoes, 6 cases cheese, 7 do bacon; for Nelson: 100 sacks wheat; for Hokitika : 3 cases ; for Wellington : 1 oasa bacon. Shippers—Toomer Bros, McConnoii Bros, Heymanson, Low and Co., Gallagher, May and Co., L. V. Desborongh, J. Jones. Trent Bros, Sutton and Co., A. Moore and Co., E. H. Bonks, Kaiapoi Factory, Cameron and Co., 7aaghan,|Carder, P. Cunningham and Co. A barque, supposed to be the Abemyte and ona supposed to be the Anne Melhuish, were off the Heads to-day, when our dispatches left the Port. A ship in ballast from the Southward, a barque apparently in ballast, and a barque deep laden wto in sight last night from the heads. A square rigged vobsol was also just looming up to the Northward. An increase in the shipping in port is very icach needed, the cargoes of grain awaiting tonnage being nnprecedentedly plentiful. Yesterday brought to the port some little relief in the shape of two ships, two barqnes, and a brig. Captain Eichard Wood's brig Fawn arrived yesterday from Dnnedin in ballast to load here wth potatoes for Sydney. SHIPPING TFXEGBAMS. Auckland, May 23. Arrived —Hero from Sydney. Sailed—Emperor for Newcastle; Sea Breeze for Weetport. Wellington, May 23. Sailed—Roterua for the South. PassengersCabin—Mesdames Smith and Waymonth, Hon. B. Oliver and Captain Fraser, Meaers Dalrymple, Haggitt, Edmonds, Mill, Graham, Greenwood, Halcombe, Weodhouse, and Waymonth ; 12 steerage. ZPort Chalmers, May 23. Arrived —Bio Loge from Mauritius via Lytteiton. Sailed—Santa Crnz for Auckland.