SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2570, 3 July 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST or LYTTELTON. Weather Ee port—July 3. 8 a.m. Weather, blue sty ; wind., calm. Barometer, 29.12 ; thermometer, 46. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 6.1 1 evening, 6.28. . Arrived— July 1. Pelican, brigantine, 69 tons). Brown, from Tairua. Master, agent. July 2. Tui, 8.a., 64 tons, Pope, from Kaikonra. Passengers —Miss Simpson, Messrs Douglas, Workman, Bantly, Ibbs. Cuff and Graham, p s , 39 tons, Clark, from Port Chalmers. , Arrived— July 3. ® Kangaroo, s s>, 185 tons, Campbell, from Westport. Cufi and Graham, agents. Wild Wave, schooner, 39 tons, Oxcer, from Havelock. Cufi and Graham, agents. Sailed-July 1. Waitaki, bb, 22d itons, Hornsby, for Wellington. Possessors—Mr and Mrs Rogers, Messrs Higgott, Heaver, Dickenson, Skelter, Sibbald, Johberns, Seymour, MoComb, Ollerton. Union Steamship Company, agents. July 2. Annie Hill, brigantine, 121 tons, Monro, for Greymonth. Master, agent. Ansdell, barque, 28J tons, Swoel.lacd, for Whangaroa. W. Langdown and Co., agents.

The Guion steamer Alaska, *' the greyhound of the Atlantic,” left New Tork at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25th, and arrived at Queenstown on May 2nd, making the passage in seven days fifty-three minutes. Her outward passage occupied seven days four hours forty-two minutes, making the round voyage of ont and homo in fourteen days fire hours and twenty-five minutes. Ho afloat has done the same. the s.s. bowen. Messrs Cnff and Graham yesterday, received advice of the arrival of the above steamer at Wellington, direct from Foo Chow. She was placed in quarantine on arrival, bat it was expected would be released last evening. ihe Bowen did not call at Aucklaad, nut will tranship the Auckland part of her tea cargo at Wellington, land the Wellington portion, and then come on to Lyttelton. She has about 200 tons of new season’s teas for this port. From hero she wi l go to Port Chalmers, and after landing the balance of her cargo there, will, it is stated, leave for Foo Chow direct. SHIPPING TELEQSAMB, Blhit, July 3. The Eingaroomn left Melbourne on the 28th, at 130 p.m.; passed the Solanders at 2 p.m. of the 2nd, and arrived off the Bluff at 7.45 p.m. She experienced fresh W. and N.W. winds. Saloon passengers—For Bluff —Messrs Kdox and Newberry, Mrs Kennio and child ; S steerage. For Dunedin—Messrs Hallenstem and Isaacs, Miss Pardonne, Messrs Cameron. McKay, Gray, Bintell, Misses Kelly, Messrs Cooper and Kirkcaldy, Eev. Mr North, wife and family, Mr Henderson, Mr and Mrs Bruce, Mr Waddorburn; 11 steerage. For Lyttelton—Mr Virtue Mrs MoCaw,‘.Mrs Mitchell, Mr Burgess, Miss Holder, Mr and Mrs Low, Miss Mmr, Mr Hawes. Mr and Mrs Clark ; 11 steerage. For as» Wellington —Messrs Lightfood. Aid worth and fami.y, Mr and Mrs Webb, Mr Littler, Mr and Mrs Anderson and infant, Messrs Smythe and Virtue: 3 steerage. For Auckland—Mr and Mra Thompson, C. Smith, Misa I^ureo; 9 steerage.