SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2581, 15 July 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST OF fcYTTEtfIJOH. WU.THXB BBPOBT-*J«ly' .15, • 9 a.ra. —Weather, overcast, gloomy, rainy ; vtnd S.W., fresh breexa. Barometer,,29.2B; tkarmometar, 46. ,*SS".tM *■'*' High Water—To-Mbbxow. llaming 43 i oreiang,_4i.27.'| :| ~--.? AB»r»*b~JnJj»ii,i: .. . : .- =i Comet, ketch, 58 tons, Short, from Havelook. Cuff and Graham, agents. Saucy Lais, schooner, 39 tons, Callow, from Wellington. Cuff and Grahim, agents. Southern Crow, s.s , 175 tons, Berniohe, from Bemedin and Oamaru. Union Steamship Company, agents. Abbivkd—July 15. Satros, i.e.. 462 tons, Kennedy, from Maauk&u, via way ports. Passengers—Misses O'She.i (3), Harris, Mrs Weston, Mr and Mrs JPlaming, Captain and Mrs Wing, Bov. Bau-n----ber, feeasra Wood, Hooper, James, ISewtan, Harris, Holmes, Blair, Baydon, Alexander ; six steerage. Union Stesniship Company, ag Go ahead, s.s., 129 tons. Doils>, from Wannanui, Wellinfiton, and Kekeranga. Pasienjrers— Mr and Mrs Hamilton, Mr. Cavendish. Cuff and Graham, agents. . Spny, sohooner, 50 tons, Buxton from Pelorus Sound. Caff and Graham, agents. Herald, sohooner, 53 tons, Tointon, from Pelorus Bound. Cuff and Graham, agents. Island City, brigantine, 128 tons, Cooper, from Auckland. Master, agent. Oregon, barque, 801 tonß, 80110, from Newcastle. Passengers—Mrs I'eDny. Misses Benny (1). N.Z. Grain Agenoy acd Mercantile Co * agents. __ _. The b.b. Southern Cross leaves for We3tport at lp.m. to-day (Saturday.) | The steamers leaving to-day are the Hawca lor Wellington, and the Go-Ahead, for DuneTbe Annivursary of the Bepnblio of France was noticed y»stsrday by the only French vessel in port, tha Valentin, which was decked with flags from stem to stern. BAIMD—Ju'y 15. Clio, sohooner, 81 tons, Kirk, for Waitiou. Master, agent. „ . Pelican, schooner, 69 tons, Brown, for h-ai-para, J. Waller and Co., agents. Ocean Bird, kstoh, S 3 tons, Williams, for Felorus Bound. Cuff and Graham, agents. Clematis, ketch, 67 tons, Grean, for Pioton. Master, agent. _ Awaroa, schooner, 60 tonß, Holmes, ior Greymouth. Cuff and Graham, agents. Elizabeth Curie, schooner, 76 tons, Johnson, for Auckland. Caff and f?raham, agents. Southern Cross, s.s , 158 tons, Bernech, for Weatuort. Union Steamship Company, agents. Go-ahead, a.s., 129 tone, Doile, for Donedm. Caff and Graham, acrenta.

The German war ship Carola, now at Auokland, is an iron vessel of 2100 toaa displacement, with oompound engines of 2100 horae power, and ia capable of Bteaminsr 14 knots. She carries on the main deck 10 Krnpp gups, firing 701 b Bhells, and four Hotohkiss revolving guna, wbioh resemble the bettor-known Gsthngs. Her complemeni of officers and men is 242. She is a new vessel, recently built at Stettin, and her present commission for tho Australian and South Saa station is her first serti-'e. SHIPPING TBLEGEAMS. Auckland, July 14. Sailed—Eotorna, for Melbourne, via tha Bonthern porta, with 607 mats of Engar, ex Tiiaroa, from Levuka, 72 pkgs, butter, and 15 sacks of gum for Melbourne, and a large quantity of sundry cargo for various ports, tassengers—Melbourne : Mr and Mrs Freeman, and 2 children- Southern Porta—Mrs Hall and 2 boys, Mr and Mrs Wilniott, Mr and Mrs Heeford, Messrs Crawford, Ford, Grey, Andrew, Mesdames Martin, Crawford, Messrs cefton, Simonds, Jonss, Palmer, Foster, Fe ik, Pick ring, Dransfiald, Booth, J. Hall, Hill, Fothergill and Company, F. Uichmond. Nbw Plymouth, July 14. . Tho schooner Telegraph, whioh left Waitara on tha 25th May, and for which fears wero entertained, arrived at Noumea, New Caledonia, on the 19th June, after a v»y Btormy passage The stock and cargo wero landed in splendid order.