SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2281, 25 July 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Wsath»3 Bh:po3T—July 25. 9 m.ai, Weather, blue sky. Wind, S.W., light. Barometer, 30.10; thermometer, 40. High Water—To-morrow. MoTsluc. 3.20 ; evening, 3.43. AEHrvED—July 23. Penguin, 8.9.. 442 tons, Malcolm, from Wellington and Northern porta. Passengers— Missos Lingard, Le Cren (2), Messdimes Batkin. McLean, Mes3rs Hassall, Moeller, Lees, Eakor. Barton, Blow, Le Cren, Hon. Geo. McLean. Union Steamship Company, agent. Sailed—July 23. Pcr-gnin, s.a., 412 tons, Malcolm, for Dunedin. Pasiengers—Messrs Rhodes, Mount, Fnry. Unk:-i Steamship Company, agents. July 24. Edward, schooner, 41 tons, Andrews, for Tirrm.-n. Caff and Graham, agents. El'zsbsth Conway, schooner, 45 ton 3, Ware, for Napier. Cuff and Graham, agents. The Union Company's s.s. fiawea made the run to Wellington on her last trip in thirteen haars and ten minutes. The B. and A. Company's steamer Bowen is oxpectcd here today, having left Wellington at 2.30 p.m yesterday. She is a vessel of 8-11 ton 3 register, and is six year 3 old. She is commanded by Captain Darko, and carrie3 a crew of fiftytw~ n;«r, of these twelve are Knropeana, seventeen Arabs, and the remainder Chinese. It is reported that her propeller was damagod on the voyage to Wellington, and to thi3 cause is attributed the delay w'ich has occurred in connscticn with her departure from Wellington. The Border Chief, Captain Shierloh, from Melbourne, with wheat, arrived at Falmouth on the 27th May, and reports :—On the 24th May, in 49 deg. N., 7 deg. W., was struck on the port quarter by the ship Canterbnry, from New Zealand for London, carrying away plates of bulwarks, rails, mizzen rigging, and decks, and completely destroying the port side of the cabin, &c. The Canterbury wa3 apparently but very slightly damaged. The Union "Steamship Company's s.s. Penguin aanv-ved on Saturday, from Auckland via way ports, being 1 four days late according to the Company's table. This delay was caused by tad weather experienced by her the whole way down the Coa3t." She left Auckland on the 15th, and sheltered under the Barrier Island the same day, and resumed her voyage the following day ; called at Gisborne and Napier, and left the last nimed port on the 18th. Before arriving at Wellington, she shipped a sea which broke the saloon skylight, stove in a boat, and smashed in the entrance to the saloon. The sea swept into the saloon in sufficient quantity to wash the tablecloths from off the tables, and did considerable damage. Carpenters were employed at Wellington to repair the vessel temporarily, and she left there for here on Friday in the teeth of the same gale that she had experienced from Auckland. One or two more seas were shipped after leaving Wellington, and it took her twentysix hours under full steam to make this port. She proceeded on her voyage to Dunedin on Sat rday night. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, July 25. The Australia left San Francisco on July 4th, landed mails and passengers at Honolulu on 10th, proceeded the following morning, and arrived at Auckland this morning. Passengers ror New Zealand—Messrs Johnston, Groom, Luahington, and 13 steerage. Cargo—l27B cases of salmon and 6 of general merchandise. BiUFF, July 25. The Rotomahana left Sandridge on the 19th at 1 30 p.m., arrived at Hobart on the 21st at 7 a.m., sailed same date at 4 o'clock, anchored at the Bluff Heads at 7.45 p.m. on 24th, and proceeded into harbor at daylight on 25ch. Had moderate northerly winds, with cloudy weather, to the 23rd, and fine clear weather during the remainder of the passage. Passengers—For the Bluff: Miss Pnrkiss, Miss Powley, Mr E. Sander and Mr Parrant; steerage, four. Dnnedin • Saloon, Misses Smith, Byrne, Little (2), Matthews, Mr and Mr 3 Gregg, Misse3 Gregg (3), Mrs and Master Callis, Mrs Hart, child and servant, Mr Hart, Mr and Mrs Scott, and ten steerage. Lyttelton.- Saloon, Messrs Hingham, Godfrey, Misses Hogg, Evand, and five steerage. Wellington : Saloon, Messrs Blackbonrn, Andy, Mrs Robertson, Miss Beaver, and five steerage. Napier: Mr Alexander and one steerage. Auckland : Mrs Moody, Messrs May, Murdoch, and three steerage.