SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2262, 2 July 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OB’ LYTTELTON. WsATHa r Ebpobt—July 2. !) vu.—Weather, overcast and gloomy. Wind. N, E., light. Btrometer, 29.46; ther« mometer, 55. High Water—To-morrow. SXomiof, 8,13 1 evening, 8.34, Arrived—July 1. Thames, ketch, 23 tons, Jenson, from Feloroa Sound, blatter, agent. Hannah Barrett, schooner, 51 tons, Benner, from Wellington. Geo. Mackay, agent. Elizabeth Carle, schooner, 76 tons, Francis, from Picton. P. Jenkins, agent. Arrived—July 2. Hawea, s.s., 461 tons, Kennedy, from Nelson, Picton, and Wellington, Passengers—Misses Hasiie. Tozar, Messrs Rankin, Hodgson, Landshute, Jones, Walson, Mansfield. Union Steamship Co., agents. Cleared—July 2. Isl.ud Lily, brigantine, 123 loes, Cooper, for Chatham Islands, via Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Annie Hill, brigantine, 121 tons, Arndt, for Westport. J. B. Way, agent. Sailed—July 1. Jessie Niccol, schooner, 93 tons, Brophey, for Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Orient, barque, 49S tons, Anton, for Auckland. New Zealand Shipping Co., agents. Imports. Per Saucy Lass—2o,ooo fe-t timber, 93 sleeper.!, 11 bdis empty sacks. Consignees—H. Hawkins and Co., Booth and >'*o. Per Comet—33,ooo feet timber. Consignees —Booth and Co. Per Thames—ls,soo feet timber. Consignees —T. and E. Pavitt. Per Hannah Barrett—ll4o sleepers, 3937 feel timber. Consignees—Booth and Co., Kailway Storekeeper. if Per Elizabeth Curie—47,ooo foot timber. Consigned to order. Exports. Per Palace—7o sacks potatoes, 30 do oats. 40 do chaff, 20 do bran, 20 do sharps. Shippers— H. Hawkins and Co. Per Orient, for Auckland—66 loose cheese, 62 sacks beans, 87 do flour, 400 do oats, 141 do grass seed, 1574 do potatoes, 1012 do wheat, 191 do barley, 6 do linseed, 29 do onions, 13 do rye corn. 250 bags flour. Shippers—Cuff and Graham, Black, Davies and Co., W. D. Wood, A. Moore and Co., H. Hawkins and Co., L. V. Desborongh. The Ocean Banger, which left for Cape Town the other day, was within sight of the Heads yesterday morning, becalmed. As the wind freshened daring the day, she would have an opportunity of clearing the land. Messrs P, Cunningham and Co. advertised the s.s. Grafton to leave abont Monday next for Timara and Oamarn, and for the West Coast abont the 7th inst. The s.s. Hinemoa arrived yesterday at 6 a.m. from Wellington after a fifteen hoars’ rnn. Captain Fairchild reports seeing a barque deep laden outside, apparently bound to this port. The s.s. Akaroa is still cruising off the Peninsula, and on Thursday was at Akaroa. Captain McLean reported there that on Tuesday at noon the sea rose suddenly and inundated the roads nearest to the beach. The steamer was abont eight miles outside of Akaroa Heads when the reputed tidal wave rolled shorewarda, and as she steamed in between the Heads the sea was breaking there to snob an extent as would lead one to suppose the harbor had suddenly become bar bound. An unusually heavy sea, “ the heaviest ever known” there, as Captain McLean reports, continued to roll into Akaroa harbor up to Thursday last. PORT OF KAIAPOI. Cleared—July 1. Clematis, schooner, Johnson, for Havelock, with 2 Cons potatoes, 25 sacks oats, quantity of flour nad chaff. Shippers—Blackwell, Evans and Co., Dnncan. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, July 1. Arrived—Ehoderick Dhn, from Dunedin. Sailed—Albion, for Sydney. Wellington, July 1. Arrived—Te Anau, from Melbourne via South; Hawea, from the North ; Elizabeth Conway, from Greymouth. Sailed—To Anau, for Auckland via the East Coast; Hawea, for the Sonth. Timabu, July 1. The barque Portland, from Algoa Bay, is in the ofilng. Five grain and wool' vessels for European ports were despatched from this port during June. _ , , Port Chalmers, July 1. Arrived—Wanaka, from the North. Sailed—Rotorua, for Melbourne via the Bluff.