SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2573, 6 July 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET OF LYTTELTON. Wkvthsb Bbpobt— July 6. 0 a.m.. —■ WeaShor, blue sky. passing oloud ; w'mi., calm. Barometer, 29.59; thermometer, High Water—To-Morrow. * {Corning, a. 39 ; evening, 9.5. Arjuvbd—Ju'y 6. Sinsurooma, b.b., 623 tons, Edie, from Halbourne via Southern ports. Paßisengera—Misses Muir, Holder, Meadamea Virtue, Caw,_ Law, Clark, Laehmau, Dallas and two children. Messrs Virtue, raw, Law, Mitchell, Burgess, Cbfctan, Hawes, Clark, Laehmau, Pope, Ward, Dallas, Lyon ; thirteen steerage. Union Steamship Co., agents. Waitaki, 3.8., 2JB tons, Hunsby, from Nel80n, Pictcn, and Wellington, faisem.ers Mrs Nets. Oaptain Duusfctd, Kev. Morgan, Messrs Teeu, Morton, Bridge, Buller, Gray, Pallher, three steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Boweo. a s., 844 tons, Craig 1 , from Foo Chow via Wellington. Passengers—Mrs Lokconsr and iwo children, Mra Dennistown. Caff and <3rahs,tn. agents Napier, 3 s., 43 cons, Fish, from Wellington via Kuikoura. Passengers —Mr and Airs Bailey, Mr and Mrs Clark, Messrs JacksoD, Snrl t. Caff and Graham, agents. Grai'ton, ss., 242 ton 3, Johnson, from Timaru, N.Z. Grain Agency a-d Mercantile Co, agents. Clio, B'.-hooner, SI tons, Kirk, from Waitapu. Matter, agent. CLZA.P.BD—JuIy 6. Wave of Life, Biihooner, 73 tons, Sanney, far Kaipara. Master, agent. Sailed - July 6. Waitaki. SB., 228 tons, rjonaby, for Akaroa and Port Chalmers. Passengers—Mrs Brown, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Baxter, Mr Ward. Union 5.3. Go., agents. The steamship Bowen, from Foo Chow via Wellington, airiviad this momiog with tew season's teas. Shs is to leave to-night for Port Chalmers.' From the tf Jegroph cotico board it seems that the XJuion Company's B.s. Hawea beat the C.G.S. HicGtnoa by an hour on the ran up to Wellington on Tuesday night with the memberß of Parliamet-t en board. The time oce.uj.i6d was fourteen hours by the Hawea, fifteen by the othsr bo:it. Keport eayeth not whether the Gaming and Lotteries Act was infringed in «onnoction with the trip of the two vessels, though .Dame Burner maintains that the Wellington haster-in-chiof to the Legislature is somehow or other identified with tho result of the run np, and the hat trade will be benefited. THE BANGITIBX Contrary io expectation, the ship signall d yesterday morning was the New Zealand Shipping Company's well known trader Bangitiki. The arrival of the Selim waa first looked for, that vessel having left London more than a fortnight before the Bangitiki. The Bangitiki, it f.i ipears, spoke her off Tasmania, in 47.40 S. and 143.26 S., on the 27th of Juno, when 6he reported " ail well." 'Che passage cf the Eanaiiiki has occupied ninety-fve days from parting from the tug off Beaohy Head, fc'ho brought a large cargo, and thirty-three papssngers, and has rei-arned to her port of regUtry in first-clasa order. As on previous voyages, shg is commanded by Capt >in liilman, an old favorite in tho trade, aud she is officered by Mr Canise, chief; Mr Baawley, second; and Mr Malcolm, Bin of Cvptain Malcolm, ofßunedrn. thirci. Mr Batcher, aa chief steward, earned the good opkdon of tho j:asaengsrs by his painstaking and attentive qualities. During the voyage, pa April 27 h, James Cornish, one of the crew, died of heart disease and dropsy, and ■ r. &. G. Jokncson, tho ship's Burgeon, reportid an accident having occurred to Mrs Kobineon, a lady pasie.-qar, who slipped down on the deck, and Bnsiaiced a fracture of the thigh bone she has, under hia care, almost quits recovered. The B.cngitiki met with moderate M.E. trades and brisk S.rJ. trades. The ship went to the parallel of 46 and 43 S. for westerly wind? in making the Basting, but did sot get any until crossing the meridian of Cape Lewin, since which, to tho Snares, fresh westerly winds wero carried. Lots of rain and a plentiful experience of foggy weather marked the progress of the voyage after passing tho Cape of Good Eope. The equator was crossed on May Ist, the Cape May 28th, Cape Lewin June 22nd, Tasmania Jane 28th, and the first of this coast Seen was about the Bluff last Sunday. Conoerts and various other entertainments were got up by the passengers on the passage, and the pleasure from them was considerably enhanced by the porforz-iances of two skilful musicians, Mr Thomas Flamming and his son, Mr George Flamming. The barque Zamora was spoken in lat. 49 8 N.. 8.59 W., bound to Brisbane; the Loch Boon, in 11.16 N., 25.48 W. s for Wellington, the Selim, and some others. SHIPPING TELEGBAMS. DuNEOiir, July 5. Bailed Bingarooma, for Sydney via the JS"orth. Passengers For Lyttelton Mrs lachman, Mr and Mrs Dallas and two children, Messrs Ward and Lyon. For Wellington Misses McDermotb and Stewart. Messrs Moore, McHalty, acd McKwan. For AucklandCaptain Francis, Mr and Mrs Lewis and child, Mr Lachman. For Sydney—Messrs Attwo 3d, Xeiwis, Bartcn, Triggey, MoPherson, Hardman, and H. Clark.