SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2263, 4 July 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Wsathbb E "pout—July.4. 9 ».m.—Weather, blue sky. Wind, S.W.i .. fresh breeze. Barometer, 30.C9; thermometer, } 43. High Water—To-morrow. Moraine, 9.39 j evening, 10.2. Abbived—July 2. Jane Douglas, b.b., 75 tons, ■ Fraser, from Kaikoura and Wellington. Passengers—Miss McNae, Mr Connor. P. Cunningham and Cc., agents. July 3. Grafton, b.b., 242 tons, Johnson, from Wellington. Passengers—Mr Seddon, M.H.8., Mr. Haywood. P. Cunningham and Co., agents. Cleared—July 4. Corley, ship, 1399 tons, Morgan, for Falmouth and Queenstown, for orders. P. Cunningham and Co. and Roy so. Stead and Co., joint agents. Thames, fcotoh, 23 tons, Jenson, for Pelorus Sound. Master, agent. Sailed—July 2. Hawea,-o-s., 462 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington. Passengers—Meadamea Robson, Perceval, Fisher, Ooyle, Captain Bowling, Dr. Nedwill, Messrs Coyle. H'gginson, Clements, Benjamin, Kennedy, Wilson, Hose, Fisher, Ashby, hobson, Rodgers, Davis. Union Steamship Company, agents. „ Isl.nd Lily, brigantine, 123 toi-a, Cooper, for Chatham Islands, via Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed—July 4. Palace, harqne, 339 tons, Horne, for Kaipara. H. Hawkins and Co., agents. Slather, brigantine, 47 tons, Davis, for Havelock. Master, agent. The steamer Star of the South passed the Beads yesterday at 11.30 a.m. bound north. The Island Lily got away yesterday evening Her Auckland. The Union Steamship Company’s a.s. Hawea, Captain Kennedy, arrived from Manukau via Coastal Ports at 4.25 a.m. on Saturday, and left at night for Wellington. The ship Corby will be cleared to-day for the United Kingdom by Messrs Hoyse, Stead_ and Co. and Messrs P. Cunningham and Co. with a cargo of grain. , , , The schooner Clyde, timber laden, and bound to Kaiapoi, returned to port yesterday, after an nasuccesafnl attempt to get into the river, the sea on the bar at the entrance to Kaiapoi being too rough. . . The steamer Jane Douglas arrived on Satur. day night from Kaikoura and Wellington. The heavy southerly sea at Kaikoura prevented the vessel from communicating with the shore, and a number of anxious would-be passengers were in consequence disappointed. The Jana Donglas is advertised to leave on the return trip this evening. The vessels at the Wharves last evening were —At No. 1: Remington, Oxford, Merope, Lnriine, Abernyte. No. 2: Jane Donglas (s). No. 3: Hinomoa (s). Cabana, Craigard, Elizabeth. Carle. No. 4: Hannah Barrett, Saucy Lass, Corby. No. 5: Fray Bentos. No. 6 s Island City, Mary Blair. No. 7: Comet, Esther, Annie Hill, Thames. In the stream: Clyde, Palace. Mr Moloney, who it will be remembered was second officer on the ill-fated steamer Tararua at the time of her wreck, and who has since been serving in a similar capacity on the Hawea, was removed on her last trip to this port, Mr Kemp, of the Ta Anau, taking his place. Mr Moloney proceeded South in the Wanaka, bnt we are informed that he will shortly take the command of the U.B.S. Co.’s 800 Jnm at Napier.—Wellington “ Times.” SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, July 2. Arrived—Loruga, from Hobart; Falcon, from Oamaru; Sarah and Mary, from Bluff ; Vision, Saxon, Mary long and Linda Weber, from Lyttelton. Bluff, July 4 The Ringarooma left Melbourne on the 29th at 5.33 p.m., passed the Solanders at 6.20 p.m. on the 3rd, and arrived at daylight. She experienced fresh westerly winds, with high seas. Passengers—Saloon; For Blnff, Mrs Barron, Messrs Rnaden, Hepburn. For Port Chalmers, Messrs Harborrow, Mr and Mrs Roberts, Mr and Mrs Perry, Mr and Mrs Breeze ; five steerage. For Lyttelton, Misses Lane (two), Hydes, Malcolm, Mr and Mrs Delo, Sturt, H. and G. Coup; three steerage. For Wellington, Miss Venn, Mrs Farrell, Mr Branfoll; six steerage. For Auckland, Mr Southern ; six steerage.