SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2515, 1 May 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

WsvfHUß Eeport— -Mayl. 3 c.xa.—Weather, blua sky.‘ passing clouds. Wind, calm, Barometer, 29,28 ; thermometer, 59. '=■■■ , 7 . r High Water—To-morrow. Morning, 2.17 ; evening, 2.'*•'*.' Arrived—April 30. Ganymede, barque, 5G9 tons, Morgan, from Timarn A. Moore and Co., agents. Penguin, s.s., 442‘tons,; Anderson, from Wellington. Passongora'v-Mrc and Mrs Bailey, Mr and Mrs Burford, Mrs Batt, Misses Warper, Bennington, Sharp, Messrs Cother, M 4 Lean, O’Mura. Goodwin, Cameron, Whitter, Baird, Neal, Duncan, 1-adliagton, Batt, Broadhnrst, Kallenhorg. Steerage, 9. Union Steamship Company, agents. Cleared—May 1. Emerald, botch, 40 tons, Moore, for Foxlon. Ocff and Graham, agent. L- AILED -April 30. Penguin, s.s., 442 tons. Anderson, for Wellington. Passengers —Mr and Mrs ’‘ icol. Mr and Mrs Scott, Mr and Mrs Hoare, Mr and Mrs Kitchen, Masdamea Hay, Bill. Bishop, Misses Donaldson. Dron, So.i'h, Ttastie, Messrs Cox, Wood, King, O’thoa, Batchelor, Bishop, Coyle, Smytho, Blair, Broadfoot Gnllivor, Blow, Matthews, Hay, Turner, Coburn, Bewlings, Bothamloy, Heywood, Dodd. Horton, Clive, Trovers, Logan, Matthews. Werlheim, Dixon. Steerage, 11. Union Steamship Company, agents. Marmion. brigantine, 92 tons, Johnstm, for Knipnra J. Ti. Way, agent CatUa, ketch, 46 tons, Born, for Gatlin’s Kivcr. Master, agent. THE PASTZST ATLANTIC PASSAGE ON BEGGED. The Cunard Company have received information from their agent at Queenstown announcing the arrival there of their new steamer, the Servia, having achieved the feat of making the fastest trip across the Atlantic yotacenmpUdicd. The particulars of the trip are as follows 3.35 p.m , Jan. 18th, passed Castle Garden; at 5.5 p.m. passed Sandy Hook, wind variable, moderate breeze; 19th, moderate breeze, distance run, 168 miles ; 20th, northerly breeze, 372 miles; 2lst, wind easterly, moderate, 380 miles; 22nd, easterly light winds, 360 miles; 23rd, southerly, fresh, distance 392 miles; 24th, south-westerly wind, 402 miles ; 25th, southwest breeze, 392 miles; 26th, south-west, _303 miles, to Queenstown; 2.16 am., ship’s time, passed Fastnet; 5.42. arrived at Queenstown. The apparent time of the passage is 7 days 12 hour a 39 minutes, and the actual time of the passage from Sandy Hook 7 days 7 hours 41 minutes. This is by several minutes the shortest passage on record, notwithstanding that the Canard route is by ninety miles longer than that taken by most of the other lines. It •will also bo seen that on several days the Servia had easterly winds. POUT OF KAIAPOI. Arrived —April 29. Falcon, ketch, from Pelorna Sound, with 24,000 ft. timber. Consignees Boyd and ~K~» r. Agnes, ketch, from Polorns Sound, with 20,C0Jft timber. Consignees Eobins and Day. The operations for floating and removing the schooner Jessie which went ashore on the Waxmakiriri beach on April sth, are progressing On Saturday the vessel had moved in advance of its f nmsr mention, bat a report that she had been Munched and then had sunk in mid channel turns out to be a pure fabrication. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Dunedin, May 1. Arrived -Wanaka, s.s. Bluff, May 1. The Hotomahana left Melbourne at 3.30 p.m. on 25th, arrlv d at Hobart on 27th at 8 a m., sailed at 4.15 p m , and arrived at the Bluff at 7 am. fchs sails at 5 p m for Dunedin. Experienced strong S.E gale and hsavy sea during the'paasage. i assengers —Saloon—Bluff—Messrs Daw, Williamson, Walker. Platt, MoArdell, Smith, Hayman, Mias and Mrs Lind. Dunedin — Messrs Larnach, Anderson, Mcßean, Raphael, Moßon (2), Sergeant, Mias Larnach. Mr and Mrs Tatton, Mr and Mrs Miller and three children, Mrs Friodlander, Mrs Hnxtable, and 15 steerage. Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Brown, Miss Burns, Mrs Hamilton and child, Messrs Savage, McGlymont, and eight steerage Wellington—Captain Brown, Messrs Wiee, Browne, McLean, and six steerage. Napier—Messrs Gregorie, Duff, and one steerage. Gisborne Mr and Mrs Hubbard. Auckland —Messrs Norris, Hutchinson, and seven steersga. Wkllinqton. April 30 Arrived—Ta Anan, from Auckland, via the East Coast. Dunedin, April 20. Sailed—On Saturday, Mary Campbell, brigantine, for Greymoath.