SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2522, 9 May 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Wa-.-fHSB Report— May 9. 9 -Weather, cloudy. Wind, N. 8., fresh Jtoreazo. Saroraotnr, 29 1; the* no mater. 56. High Water-To-morrow. Morning, 9.19 ; evening, 9.45. Arrived— May 8. Firth of Forth, barque. 830 tons, Cowpor, from Newcastle. C- W. Turner, ogent. Elizabeth, barqu», 319 tone, Lovett, from Newcastle. C. W. Tamer, ogent. Kate McGregor, schooner, 65 tons, (.ouch, from Kaipara, for Timaru (put in wiudbound). AKRIVED Mny 9. 'Binqaroom'-., 3 a ,6.'3tons, Kdie, from Sydney, via Auckland and Coast ports- Passengers —Misses Whit-on, Bramble, Hill, Lawson, Coe, Hayes, Mesdames Dp Lambert and family, Jamieson and family, McDonald, Coffey, Ling and family. Hay, Messrs Oram, Abrahams. Uo Lambsrt, Jamieson, Jems. Heaton, i‘ lOiin, Steeds, Whition, Marshall. Barraolongh. Targe, ■ Williams, Winter, Cameron (G, Ickvll, Allan, Barrand, Warrington, McDonald. Bisk, Bj'tter. Brookie, K> n-dy, Blair, Coffey. Rev. J. McKee, Pierson, Pavnham, Coe. Hay, Tatukan, Price, Machie, Pratt, Lawson, Long, Meltrn, shearman, Blair, Hay look. Smith. Marks, Macsudrew, Drummond, and fourte.-n steerage. "Onion Steamship Company, agents. Akaroa, s s., 45 tons, McT-oan, from Aknroa. Passengers—Captain Mullock and party. Kmaey. Ward and Co., agents. M ind Graham, schooner, 80 tons, Jorgonson, from Hokiaug i. Cuff and Graham, agents Spray, schooner, 59 tons, Kuiton. from Kencpuru. Cleared— May 8. Florinda, brigantine, ICG tons, Sanndors, for Sydney for orders. Cnff and Graham, agents. Cleared —May 9. Al-.rl, schooner, 45 tons. Drew, for Hokitika. Coif and Graham, agents. Sailed— May 8. Circe, brigantine, 145 tons. Giles, for Greymouth. C. W. lurner, agent. Westport, s e., 263 tons, Gibb, for Wellington. Now Zealand Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. Captain Buxton, of the schooner Spray, re ports sighting a barque in Cloudy Bay last Sunday, which looked vary much like the Vxarniner. The Examiner left here last Friday or Brisbane. The newly appointed master of the brigsntmo Circe, Captain Giles, fell off the gangway yesterday afternoon between the vessel and the wharf, and ran a close chance of drowning. Some of the crew jumped ia to save him, a complication of matters which only embarrassed the onlookers. After some fifteen minutes the master and his would-be deliverers wore fished out a great deal exhausted. PORT OF KAIAPOI, The schooner Jessie now lies broadside ou to the sea on the Waimak >riri beach, but not in euoha bad position but that she may ultimately be got off. The spars and fittings have bsen taken on shore, and the vessel wll be offered by auction to day by Messrs. H Matson and Co , on account of whom it may concern. The frame of the Jessie is reported to be very pood, and if she can be floated or lifted into position to re ceive repairs to the bottom planking the vessel, it is expected, will in all respects prove a bargain. No doubt there will be a fair amount of skill and power required to ease the vessel out of her preseat position. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckund, May 8. Sailed —Eliza Mary, for Sydney. Dunedin, May 8. Arrived—Araby Maid, barque. Captain Cromarty, from London, Southern Cross, from tha North. „ Dunedin, May 9. Arrived—Araby Maid, barque, Cromarty, 95 days from London.