SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2410, 26 December 1881, Page 2

SHIPPING

Abbivkd—December 25. "'Pinion, brig, 159 tons, Burke, from Kaiparn. J. B. Way, agent. TSinmes, ketch, 23 tons, Jenson, from Pelorna Sound. Master, agent. „ . Cleopatra, brigantine, 8S tons, Koeble, from Oceymonth. 0. W. Turner, agent. Lyttelton, p s., Clark, from Timnm. Cleared— December 21. Island City, barque, 431 tons, M'Donald, for ■Newcastle. Passengers -Mr and Mrs I. angham and family (10), Mr and Mrs Sheehan and family (7), Mr and Mrs Pope and child, Messrs Jenkins and Mnrton. Black, Davies and Co., Agents. Anne Melhuiah, barque, 341 tons, Kay, for Eaipara. P. Cunningham and Co., Spec, schooner, 32 tons, Welsh, for D’Urville’s Island. Master, agent. Sea Gull, brigantine, 123 tons, Norman, for Westport. George Maokay, agent. W. 0. Wentworth, barque, 315 tons, Berry, fer Eaipara. W. Langdown and Co., agents. Sailed—December 24. Fengnin, s.s., 442 ions, Edie, for Wellington. Passengers Mesdamea Heath, M’Gregor, Misses Conron, Barr, Edmonds, Messrs Beilin, Dunn, Pixley, Weston (2), Pnlder, Pratt, Lawson. Anderson, Holden, M’Sorley, Siddels, Bodloy, Wilhelmj, Vogrich, Petry, Griffiths, Jobberns, Bead, Butler, Heath, M’Qregqr, Stansfield, Hutchison, Dngg, Walcott, Ellis, Higginson, Brown, Dolmore, Kember, M’Qill, Spiers, Taunt, Cogan, Carmichael. For Picton —Messrs Turnbull and Seymour. For Nelson —Mr Ellis. Union Steamship Company, agents. Magellan Cloud, brigantine, 94 tons, Richards, for Eaipara. Master, agent. Waitaki, s.s., 228 tons, Holmes, for Dunedin. Union Steamship Company, agents. Fawn, brig, 216 tons, Dillner, for Sydney. Eiasey, Ward and Co., agents. The Harbor Board’s steam tng Lyttelton returned to Port yesterday morning, after ■ towing the ship City of Cashmere down to Timarn. The Union Steamship Company’s s.s. Penguin arrived from Port Chalmers, and the s.s. Waitaki from Wellington and Northern ports on Saturday. The Penguin left for the North and the Waitaki for the Sooth the same - evening. It is worthy of remark (says the "New ■Zealand Times ”) that although the Union Company’s steamers now carry large numbers of passengers nearly every trip, none of them • have yet eclipsed the little Phoebe, which some time ago took 500 passengers on the trip between Lyttelton and Wellington, and, what is more, everyone had a place to sleep in, and meals were ’ ready at the appointed hours. PORT OF EAIAPOI. Arrived— December 23, Agnes, ketch, from Havelock. Imports. Per Agnes—2o,ooo feet timber, Robins and 'Day. In Ritbb —December 25. Agnes, Clematis. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Bluff, December 26. The Bingarooma left Melbourne on December 20th at 2 30 p.m., arriving at Hobart on the 2Snd at 7 a.m. She left at 5 p m., and slowed engines at 10 p.m. off the Bluff; remained in ' the straits till daylight, reaching the Bluff wharf -on the 26th at 5.30 a.m. Fresh north-west winds with high sea ware experienced, with hauy weather throughout. Passengers for Bluff Messrs Spence, Beattie, McFarland, Mias Irving, Mr and Mrs Deans, infant and nurse, Rev. Better, Mastodon Minstrel Company (21), four steerage. For Dunedin —Meadames Shaw, Misses Wriggles, Fern, Haggitt, Mr Isaac, ten . steerage. For Lyttelton—Messrs Ackerman. Hood, Eolly, three steerage. For Wellington Mrs Pitt, Snodgrass, Misses Graham, Alexander, Sparling, Snodgrass, Rodgers,Simon,Tait, Pike, ■Tabb, Pitt, one steerage. For Auckland—Mea- . dames Anderson, Brigham, Eastwood family • (4), Capt. Anderson, Messrs Brigham, Eastwood, one steerage. For Sydney—Mr West.