SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2583, 18 July 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POET OF LYTTELTON. WUTon Bbpobt—July 18. 9U. Waattwr, overcast, gloomy, passing tibowera, ball; wind, S.W. Baronitft&z. 29.45 ; High Water—foo-Mbrrow. Horning. 6.V7 . evening, 6.48. ASBtrxD July 18. Eotorea, »■"•» 576 tons, Tczar, £rom Sydney -via Auckland end East Coast porta. Union SteansEhip Company, agents. a a., 278 tons, Holmes, from Port Ohabura vin. Akww. Union Steamship Com- I limay, agents. IB. Croydon !Lass. schooner, 51 tons, Watohlin, ] Sat Naples. Cuff and Graham egents. Hailkb Ju!y 17. Mahinapua, s.s , 205 toes, Jones, for Wellington. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Hellish and family, Mr and Mrs anl Mias Lee, Mewrs Parsons, Burketfc. Stosrage Eleven. Union Steamship Company, agents. The Avsnti, which <arrived on Sunday, left Boston on March 7th, crossed the Equator on April 20th in 26 W, passed the Cape df Good Hope on May 21afc in 3? S., the Louwin on Jane 25fch, and sighted the Snares on the 7th instant. Heavy S.E. gales, instead of the usual good westerly winds, were experienced from crossing the Greenwich meridian right along as far as Kerguelen's Land. The easting was run down between 43 and 44 S. Light baffling winds and a heavy bead sea along the coast of New Zealand prolOT ged several dUys longer than* it weald otherwise have been. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Wki.i.ih«toh, Jnly 17. Arrived—Botorna, from Sydney via Auckland and the East Coast. Sailed—Hawea, for Picton and JSceon; Sotoraa,- for Melbourne via the South ; GraEton, for the South. TtMiLßTj.'Jcly 17. Arrived—Edith Beid, from Stewart's Island ; Taiaroa, from Whangarei. Dronrßi-ivJcly 17. Arrived, yesterday—Camille, biigantine, from Sailed—Sarah Bell, barque, for Portland, Oregon. Wanaka, for the North. Passengers— For Lyttelton: Messrs Throp, Benwiok. For Hokitika: Mr Smith. For Napier-. Mr Oellatly. The Prosperity, brigantine, from the North, pat in to-day for shelter. Bi/TTD'S', July 17. The Manaponri arrived at 2 p.m. feho left Melbourne at 1.30 p.m. on the 13th, thus making the run down in three -days twenty hours. She experienced strong southerly winds and high seaa. Passengers —Baloon —For Bluff: Misses Waddell, Croastil, Messrs Stubbard, Carter, Allan; one in steerage. She saila at 5 Dm. for Dunedin. Paseengers for Dunarlin : Mr and Mrs T. Burt, Miss Bert, Mrs Whselxtouae and three children, Misß Leech, Dr. Haodonald, Messrs Mosely. Wealsby, Van Aobmeda, Btewait, Holder, Toßawill, and seven in the steerage. For Lyttelton : Mrs Edwards, Messrs Brettas-h, Franks, McDowell, Porter, Brown, and seven in the steerage. For Wellington: Messrs Morce, Murdooh, Horsbur.Th, and one in the steerage. For Auckland : Mr Upark.