SHIPPING
PORT OF LYTTELTON. W«ATH»b Ekpobt—February 27. 9 a.m. Weather, blae sky. Wind, calm. Bsromoter, 30.14 : thermometer, 70. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 00.00 ; evening, 0.14. Abrwed— February 25. St. Hilda, s b., 174 tons, Floworday, frem Traarn. New Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. Febrnary 2G. Clio, schooner, 81 tons, Kirk, from Waitapu. Master, aged. Bauoy Lass, sohooner, 29 tons, Callow, from Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Carnarvon Castlo, barque, 729 tons, Davies, torn Newcastle. C. W. Turner, agent. Iris, barque, 340 tons, McDonald, from Newcastle. Andrew Davies, agent. Febrnary 27Than; is, hotch, 23 tons, Gillard, from Havelock. Master, agent. Sailed—February "25. Kargarno, 5.8., 185 tons, Campbell', for West. ■port. Cuff and Graham, agents. Penguia, s.s., 4*2 tons, Kui«, for WelliDgtoE. Passengers—Miss Preston, Meadames Hamilton, Karl C iptain Hume, Messrs Maekie, Franks, Carter, Thane, Treadwell, J. S. K«d, Floyd, Handcjck (two). Steerage, nine. Union Steam ship Company, agents. Emerald, ketch, 40 tons, Moore, for Focton. Cuff and Grahim, agents. THE EXPOET OF WHEAT. The various ship owning and ship chartering firms have made sure that the wheat from this part of the colony shall at least be tiecommodated with storage room, en route to market,' if Tequired. An examination of recent advertisements ahowa that fifty-five shipß are on'the berth as grain and wool ships, either for London or other European ports. Tbi3 al<sne meanß close upon 60,000 tons register, or quite 80,000 tons carrying capacity already announced for the season, without taking into account the estimated tonnage of the list of vessels "'to follow." There is not another port in New Zealand has anything worth naming that would compare with the shipping business winch the advertisements referred to imply. SHIPPING TELEGBAMS. Wellington, February 26. Sailed —Wonaka, with the Sen Francisco mail. Bluff, February 27. The s.s. Botorua left Melbourne at 430 p.m. on the 21st inst., passed Biogorooma en 22nd at 2 p.m., and Milford Sound at 5 a.m. on 26th, left at 8 a.m., visited Thompson's Break Sea and Dusky Bay. Experienced fine weather throughout. Passengers Bluff Mesdames Wise, Wharton, Calvert, Woodruff, langdon, Misses Calvert and Langdon, Messrs Murdoch, Wise. Nortbcate (2), Wharton, Calvert, Woodruff, Langdon and seven Bteer • ge. Dunedin—Mrs Dunning and two children, M-ssrs btabb. Gray, Donagby, Cochrane, Handyeide, Chipmain, Southern, Bayley, Morris, Willox, Cummach, Misses Parret and Gilbertson. Lyttelton— Messrs Pnflatt, Passmore, Boaoh, Day, Maingay, Chillingworth, Thomas, Pocock, Baphael, Woodmougb and Loughman, Misses Pocock, Baphael and Cowlisgshaw (2). Wellington— Messrs Meyrick, Wilson, Werohandt, Bonos, Mrs Palmer, Misses Clarkeon, Hall. Napier— Mr Fraser. Auckland—Misses Aveling and William, Messrs De Jersey, Walsoh and Carter. Dunedin, February 27. Arri'el—The Aros Bay, Willis,from Lendon. Eighty t'jur days. Sailed—The Loch Eck, fcr Lyttelton.
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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2463, 27 February 1882, Page 2
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441SHIPPING Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2463, 27 February 1882, Page 2
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