SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2524, 11 May 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET OF LYTTELTON. WIAfHIB B*POBT—May 11. -| 9 ••«.—Weather, blue Bky ; passing clouds. J Wind, calm. Barometer, 29.C6; thermometer, High Water —To-morrow. Homing, 11.3 ; evening, 11.29. Sailed —May 10. Ganymede, barque, 569 tODS, Morgan, for _ Adelaide. A. Moore and Co., agents. . Aurora, schooner. 52 tons, Bowton, for Kaipara. Master, agent. I Penguin, s.b., 412 tons, Anderson, tr x , Manukau, via way ports. Passengers—JVjrs , Prrngle and family, Mrs Ewin, Mr and Mrs Bttso, Mr and Mrs Moore, Meß»rs Stß'jflish, Cremond, Casey, Donoghuo, Burgesa, i? x&rton, MoLeod, Clogson, Williams, Mmr, Holden, Daughert*. Union Steamship Co.. amenta. Alert, Bfcooner, 45 tons, Drew, for Kokitika. Caff and iHaham, agents. m, Abbived—May 11., bourne, via Hobart and Bontb em ports. Pas■Bengara—Misses Morrison (2).» Mrs Vauso. Mr and Mrs Hilles and child, Mr and Mrß Barkley, Messrs Eigbye, Van Neck. Whatman, Patterson, Morrison, Simon, Laehjaan, Smith. Union Steamship Company, agent*. Hawea, 8.5.,462 tons, K/onnedy, from Nelson, Picton and Wellington. Passengers—Misses Morrison. Hartloy, Mesd.ames Brett, Morrison, Pettit, Gilbert, Warner, Palmer, Messrs Macdonald, Gorrie, Andrews, Wood, Pearce. Bur--rnett, Large, Robertson. Perry, Gasson, Brcv.ning. Freeman, Dean, Mathews, Parker, Warner, Palmer, Sim, Levhisoha, Easley, Hodgskinaon. Steerage, ax. Union Steamship Company, agents. Sailed— May 11. Hawea, a.s., 462 tons. Kennedy, for Port Chalmers. Union Steamship Company, agents. The new ocean steamship, invented by Captain Horefond. of the Cunard steamer Batavia, is being built near New York by tho American Quick Transit Steamship Company, of Boston. Sho is composed of wood, has a tnrtlo back deck, no masts, and nothing on decfc except a pilot-house, ventilators, and the Bmoke-pipe. The length is 15! Jft., breadth of beam is 22ft., tie depth of hold is 16Jft., the draught forward is 51ft., and aft 10J ft. The capacity is 512 tons. She will bave three screws ; tho main one of tour blades, and of such pitch as to bo capable of a speed of 30 knots an hour. The others will be fitted in the stern, behind the plates, and will be used in case of accident, -when the plates will be used to steer with. The engines, boiler, and machinery, are entirely of new designs, and capable of developing enormous power. The steataer will be named the Meteor. The inventor saya she will revolutionise ocean ataamship construction. ABBIVAIi OF THE TAMERLANE. Tire-barque Tamerlane, from London, Captain Boston, consigxed to kdwards, Bennett and Co., arrived this morning. She left London in .February. TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. ABBrvALS—Port Chalmers, May 10th, 1.35 pan. : Rinsf»rooma, from Lyttelton. Departures.—Oamaru, May 10th, 4.30 •a.m., St. Kilda, for Lyttelton. Wellington, Slay 10th, 1 p.m., Hawea, for Lyttelton. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Dtjnedin, May 10. Arrived—Bells, from Mauritius ; Bingarooma,' from the North and Sydney. Sailed Elibank Ca3tle, for Hokitika ; Astoria, brig, for Sydney ; Southern Cross, for -the North ; Arawota, for Sydney, via the North. Passengers —For Lyttelton—Mrs Vause, Misses Morrison (2), Messrs H. J. Ainger, Burk, Morrison, and J. Simon. For Wellington— Mr Moore. -For Napier—Messrs A. Dawson and "Whitford. For Auckland—Messrß J. Lachman and Fothergill. For Sydney—Mrs Smith And two children, and Mr &.. Hamilton. Auckl ind, May 10.

Arrived—Stag, barque, from Sydney. Sailed—Wanaka, for Southern porta. Pis--songers—For Mannkau—Messrs Petit, Goodman, Donovan, Nelsen, Nawstead. TheEchooner Fairy Qieen was launched from Sims and Brown's yard to the order of Messrs A. B. Donald and Heath, for island trade, principally between Auckland and Taihiti TIMARU, May 10. Arrived—Julius Vogel, from Hokianga. Sailed —Saxon, for Auckland. Wellington, May 10.

Arrived—Hawea, from Nelson and Picton Sailed —Sophia Louhrs, barque, for Newcastle- ; Hawea, for Lyttelton. Passengers— Meadames Gilbert, Harlett, Brett, Petit, and Palmer, Messrs Morrison, Glissior, B owning, Pollock, Sleight, Hodgkinson, Grimstone, McQill and Sou, Parke, Pollock, Dean, t.ansre, Perry, Burnett, Haina, Mathews, and Bunny. Tho Hinemoa, from Wellington to Onehunga, ran in here for shelter at nine this morning, •having experienced a very heavy westerly tale.