SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2381, 19 November 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report—November 19. 9 a.m.—Weather, overcast and gloomy. Wind, “N.E. fresh breeze. Barometer, 29.7 S ; thermometer, 52. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 1.39 ; evening, 2.4, Arrived—November IS. Eecamia, ketch, 69 tons, Grubb, from Havelock. 'Cook Bros., agents. Arrived —November 19. Arved, brigantine, 153 tons, Fack, from Mauntins. Edwards, Benett and Co., agents. Cleared —November 19. Wild Wave, schooner, 39 tons, Oxner, for D'Urville Island. Cuff nnd Graham, agents. Sailed — November 18. Hannah Barratc, schooner, 67 tons, Eenner, for Wellington. Master, agent. Go-Ahead, s.s., 129 tons, Doile, for Wellington and Napier. Cutl and Graham, agents. Sailed —November i 9. Go-Ahead, s.s., 129 tons, Doile, for Wellington and Napier. Passengers—Messrs Plant, Baker, Trengrove and live children. Cntf and Graham, agents. _ _ Eangitiki, ship, 1225 tons, Milman, for London. Passengers—Saloon : Mrs Jones, Fanny, Mabel, Lizzie, and Florence Jones, Eev. E. G. Penny, Mrs Penny, Ethel, Christabel, Florence, and Herbert Penny, Miss Fyfo, E. C. Hopwood. Dr. Everest. Steerage : William Lewis, Mrs Lewis, Katherine, William A., and Mary Lewis, Mrs Farrell, Henry P. and Mand J. Farrell, E-lward Pinchbeck, Mary Ann Pinchbeck, E. D. Chambers, H. C. Clark, Hugh Smith, Henry Jepps. New Zealand Shipping Company, agents. The brigantine Arved, from Mauritius, arrived this morning with a cargo (200 tons) of sugar. , The New Zealand Shipping Company’s ship Eangitiki took her departure for London. The s.s. Go-Ahead arrived yesterday at 4 p.m. from Wellington, and left for Wellington and Napier last evening. The New Zealand Shipping Company yesterday cleared the Eangitiki for Loudon, and to-day, punctually to advertised time, the ship will start on her voyage to London, As will be seen from the memoranda above, she tal os a good number of passengers and a largo general cargo of Canterbury produce, THE EECAMIA. A ketch called by the above name came into port vesterday from Hob.irt, Tasmania, via Wellington and the Sounds. She was lately purchased at Hobart by Messrs Cook Bros., of this port. The following particulars respecting her were supplied by Captain Grubb .—The Eecamia is a centre board ketch of 69 tons register. She is hard wood bottom, along with Kanri and- Huon pine topsides. In Hobart she has the reputation of being the finest barge on the river. Messrs Cook intend placing herein the coasting trade and the bar harbors, for -which she is admirably adapted, carrying 125 tons on a draft of 7ft, making her suitable for nearly every New Zealand port. Her dimensions are : 72ft on the keel, 20ft Sin beam, and 6ft Sin depth of bold ; her centre hoard is 12ft by 12ft. She was built in Southport by Mr J. Graves, from whom she was purchased, and all the hard wood in her was taken out of one gam tree. On the passage from Hobart she proved herself to be an excellent sea boat. _____ SHIPPING TELEGEAMS. Auckland, November 18. Arrived —Lapwing, from Dunedin ; Saxon, from Lyttelton ; Virginia, from Wellington. Wellington, November 18. Arrived—Elizabeth, ketch, from Lyttelton; Awa* xrxa, ketch, from Dunedin. Sailed—Ellerton, schooner, for Now Plymouth ; Grafton, for Nelson and West Coast ; G. M. Tucker, barque, for Newcastle. Port Chalmers, November 18. Sailed —Alhambra, for North. Passengers—For Lyttelton, Mrs Duffers, Morris, Cook ; for Wellington, Shuttleworth, Cook, Morris; for Picton, Wong. Hick ; for Napier, Miss Teer, Smith, Carson, Macdonald ; for Auckland, Mias Lawrence, Honelly. Arawata, for Melbourne. TELEGEAPH NOTICE BOAED. Arrival —Port Chalmers, November IStb, 10-25 a.m., Wanaka, from Lyttelton. Departure —Port Chalmers, November 18th, 5 p.m., Alhambra, for Lyttelton.