SHIPPING. PORT OF LYTTELTON.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2230, 26 May 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON.

WaATHJia Bbpdbt—May 2G. 9vm Wsather, clear ; bine sky. Wind, N.W., fresh breeze. B»romatei, 2D.97; thermometer, GO. • High Water —To-morrow, Morning, 2.30 j oven ins?, 3.56. Arrived—May 25. Sj>ec, brigantine, 32 tons, Tointon, from Havelock. Master, agent. •Bee, schooner, 31 tons. Green, from Foxton. Master, agent. Arrived—May 26. To Anan, a s., 1023 tons. Carey, for Melbourne via Hobart and Southern porta, l aysangers—From Melbourne, Miss Westwood, Mosdamcs Cox, Salthonse, Knight, Mr Hamer, Hr.. Finch ; from Hobart, Mr Hales: from South, Misses Seale? (2), Warren, Mrs Murphy, M essrs Leonard, Buiberry, Ooltard ; steerage, eaghteon. Union Steamship Company, agents. Taiarca, 5.0., 223 tons, McGee, from Nelson, Pictcn, and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Stephens and Simpson, Mrs Lackman, Messrs Smith (2). Lackman, Buchanan, Dransfield, Dewar. Union Steamship Company, agents. Beautiful Star, a.s., 146 tons, Berniche, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. Aurora, acnoonor, 52 tons, Bowton, from Wellington. Master, agent. Sailed—May 25. grolln, Colonial Government steamer. Fairchild, for the South. Hawea, a.s., 462 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington. Passengers—Misses Burns, Bites; Mrs Mclzor, Messrs Bradley, Kempthorne, B. and J. Harman. For Wanganui: Messrs W. C. and A. Patten. For Nelson : Miss Kohert, Mr Gorman. For Taranaki: Messrs Haclan,^ Gumonr. For Auckland : Mr J. Thomki. Union Steamship Company, agents. The Union Steamship Company’s Te Anon arrived at 11.30 a.m. from Melbourne via South, after a very rough passage up the Coast. Sho ia to leavo on arrival at port or tno o.ou train from here. „ , „ Tho Union Steamship Company’s s.s. Hawea arrived yesterday from Dunedin, and left in the afternoon for Wellington and Northern ports. Tho eode letters of the Corby, expected here, are SDGT; and those of tho Abemyte, now overdue from London, P N J T. The ketch Comet, schooner Bee, and brigantine Spec arrived yesterday with cargoes of timber. The Edwin Bassett put back yesterday and anchored at the Heads, to await a change of weather before starting on her voyage to Sydney. The New Zealand Company have on their list of vessels to arrive here, tho Lurline, sailed March 10th; Opawa, April 2nd ; Waipa, April 38th; and the Eoutendeok. The Government steamer Stella arrived yesterday morning from Wellington, on a lighthouse erniae, and left in the evening for the South. THE REMINGTON. This barque, consigned to the New Zealand Shipping Company, arrived yesterday after an uneventful paasage of ninety-six days from the Lizard. She brought six passengers and a full cargo of general merchandise, and was towed in direct from sea and berthed at the Gladstone Pier. As noticed elsewhere, she brought out a valuable stud racehorse and a pack of harriers, all in admirable condition. Captain Carr, who was here with the Remington last year, reports leaving London on February 13th, the Lizards on the 19th. Fine weather was experienced to the Equator, crossed in 23 W. on March 15th. The N.B. trades were light and unsteady; the S.E , which were carried to 18 S. and lost on March 22nd, were of moderate strength. The Cape of Good Hope was passed in 42.36 S., April 13th, and the easting ran down in a mean latitude of 45, with moderately strong westerlies. The meridian of Cape Lauwin was crossed on May Bth, and that of Tasmania May 16th, the westerly winds holding right along to nassing the Snares on the 21at. Light winds, chiefly northerly, were experienced since making the coast, and until the ship was taken in tow by tbe tug Lyttelton yesterday morning. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, May 25. Arrived —Cabarfeidb, from Newcastle ; Fanny Thornton, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Loch Dee, for London; Ovalan, for Rarotonga; Penguin, for the South. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Qorrie, Mr and MraMinchin, Mr and Mrs Brindley, Mrs and Mias Eichmond, Sergeants Webb and Starmar, Messrs Wright and Eoimensehneider. Hero for tho South. Passengers—Miss Taylor, Messrs Poppleton, J. Mercer, and Whitehead. For Hokitika : Mr and Mrs Davidson, Misa Scheen, Messrs Johnson and Friend; five in steerage. For Greymonth : Miss and Mrs North, Mrs and Master Mclvor, Messrs Cameron and Collins; and six in the steerage. Wellington, May 25. Arrived—Kiwi and Go-Ahead, from Napier; Taiaroa, from Pioton ; Saucy Lass, from Lyttelton. A barque at the Heads is believed to be the Arabella, from London. Sailed—Taiaroa. for the South; Kennedy and Grafton, for Nelson and the West Coast. Tijiaru, May 25. Arrived—Hannah Barratt, from Foxton. Post Chalmers, May 25. Arrived—Rotorua, from the North; Bella Mary, from Hobart. Sailed—H. B. Steenken, for Lyttelton; Te Anan, for the North. Passengers—For Lyttelton : Mrs Mclntosh and two daughters, Mr L. Jones. For Wellington: Mrs Jamiesen, Miss and Master Jamieson, Mrs Hendrick, Miss Warren. For Napier: Mr Fulton. For Pioton : Mr and Miss Christie. For Auckland .- Mr Cotton.