SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2504, 17 April 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET Off LYTTELTOH. W***hm Repobt—April 17» 9 *.r'..—Weather, cloudy. "Vina, N.E., Stß'A breeze. daromotor, 29 91; tharoionetsr, 65. High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 3.23 , evening, 3.51. Abbived April 15 Alhamrra, b.b., 497 tona, MoTntoah, from Pert Chalmers. Union Steamship Company, agents, April 16. Examiner, barqne, tona, Clarkson, from tJreymouth. 0. W. Turner, agent Cleiratia, ketch. 67 toss, Green, from Polorns Sound. Master, agent. Eeward, schooner, 41 tona, Andrews, from Waitapu Caff and Graham, agents. Toroa, s'hooaor. 78 tons, Grundy, from Xaipava. J. B. Way, agent Jannatt, ketch, 11 tons, iSailey, from Pelorus Sonnd. Master, Bgent. Tiisioa, barqao, 839 tana, Czernovitch, from New \ork vi» Wellington. New Zaaland Shipping Co., agentß. April 17. Elizabeth Curie, schooner, 76 tons, Johnson, from "elor is Bound. P. Jenkins, agent. Croydon Lass, achooner, 51 tona, Watchin, from Waitapu. Caff and Graham, agent - Spec, sebcouer, 32 tona, liugene, from Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Ooe ii Bird, ketch, 33 tons, Williams, from Waitapu. Cuff and Graham, agents. Herald, schooner, 53 tons, Priest, from Kaipara. Cuff and Graham, agent 3. Cleabed, April 17. Wigtonshire, torque, 899 tons, Mowat, for Rangoon 0. vV. turner, agent. Prosperity, brigantine, 225 tona, Mnnro, for We3tport. Cuff and Graham, ogentß. Sailed -April 15. Isabella, brigantine, 83 tona, McDonald, for Pelorus Sonnd. Cuff and Graham, agents. Alhambra, a.a , 497 tons, Mcintosh, for West Coast Port 3 and Melbourne. Passengers-For Wellington—Messrs A. Hunter, J. Kicely, Fyfe. For Hokitika-Mrs W. Smith. Unon Steamship Company, agents. Wanska, as., 278 tons, Holmes, for Welling. ton. Passengers—Mrs Ja*es, Dr. Gray, Measra J. Harrison. Swallow, Saunders, Kevin, Jenkins, Fuller, Dodd. For Nelson— Mr, Mra and Miss Beuglehola. For Auckland—Mr Wright. Union Steaaship Company, agents. Sailed—kpril i 6 Tui, a.*., 55 tons. Pope, for Kaikoura and Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. April 17. Tnch Murren, ship, 1251 tons, Petne, for Falmouth, for orders. Friedlander Bros., agents. The barque Wigtonshire cleared for Rangoon this morninar. . ~. » The barque Tr'sina arrived last night from Wellington. Her cargo is composed of goods shipped at New York, from which port the vsasol sailed on December 9th for Wellington and this port. ... . The ship Inch Murren left this morning Jor Cork or Falmoutn. ' The schooner Jessie remains on the Waimakariri beaoh, five lengths nearer the entrance and the channel from the position in which the vessel stranded. On Saturday the hands at the •work cf getting her off found a leak from a broken plank as the stern post, and it waß feared that the garboard streak was also damaged. Capt. Dunsford, marine surveyor, hopea to be able to get the vessel afloat again with the adoption of the necessary appliances. The tides ore about at the neaps, and till thesprißgs set in so as to assist in canting the Jessie's bead_ to seaward, vary little can be done beyond finding the leaks and repairing same. Beyond the leakß the vessel ia intact. With reference to the report of the inquiry, the lettera telegraphed asking dranght of water were L. N. D._, which explanation we make in justice to the pilot. Referring to the departure of the Orient Steam Navigation Company's steamahip John Elder, from Melbourne, on the sth instant, the " Age " says :—The John Elder takes away from here 370 passengers, which will be augmented at Adelaide by about fifty more. Among them are the Rev. Mr Green, whoie interesting account of his ascent of Mount Cook has attracted a good deal of attention, and Captain Cbatfield, who so long commanded the eteamer Ringarooma, and who has been selected to go home to bring out one of the new steamers for the New Zealand Union Steamahip Company.