SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2600, 7 August 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST Of LYTTELTON.

Wbathbb- HapoaT—August?. 9 a.m.— Weather, blue sky, cloudy; wm«, 8.W., frost breeze. Barometer, 29.76 thermomater. 45* High Water—To-Morrow. Mir"i"g 10.59; evening, 11.26.

Abbitbd— August 5. Hawes, a.s., 463 tons, Kennedy, from Manntan via way porta. Passengers—Misses Roberta, Hoakin, Chambers, Franz'n, Mesdames HosMu, Christian and family, Boyd, Captain Barkley. Messrs Finlay eon. King, Emud, Eit«o, Pickett, Qrehan, McDonald, McCormick, fimbbin, Simpson. Lance, Ward, Cox ; two steerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Hero, a.s., 851 tons, McGee, from Melbourne vis Southern ports. Passengers—From Melbourne: Misses Edwards, Bnckhurst, Mrs Bnckhurst. From Coast: Misses Willis, Schnltze, Captains Malcolm and Rose, Messrs Southern and Malcolm. Union 6toamßhip Comschooner, 41 tons, Andrews, from Waitapn Caff and Graham, agents. Maria Virginia, brigantine, 198 tons, Law, bom Newcastle. NZ- Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. August 6. Conference, barque, 399 tons, from Newcastle. J. Dransfield, agent, Abbitad—August 7. Ocean Bird, ketch, 33 tons, Williams, from Falorns Sound. Cuff and Graham, agents. Beoimia, ketch, 69 tons, Eastream, from Wellington. Caff and Graham, agents. Prince Rupert, ketch, 60 tons, Ma.heaon, from Gatlin’s River. T. O. Kelsey agents. Saucy Lass, schooner, 39 tons. Callow, from •Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. SAXl.BD—August 5. Oregon, harqne, 801 tons, Rolls, for Sydney. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Telfer, Mr and Mrs Roberts, Messrs Pngh, Woods, Dunn, Wood. N.Z. Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, **Hawea, s.s,, 462 tons, Kennedy, for Wellington. Passengers—Mosdames Wigley, Bennett, children and servant, Stevens, Hons. Wigley,, Stevens. Peacock, Capt. Malcolm and son, Messrs J. L. Coster, Meddings, Sheppard,; Sievewright, Simms, Moynihan. McDonald, Smith, Marks, Reddin, Elliot, Cnsh, Norrish,' Snodgrass, Sheriff, Harrison, Hintol, Enther-; ford. Ashmond, Kennedy, Levison, Tipper,; Cunningham, DevcnishMearea, Union Steamship Company, agents. _ . Hero, s.s., 851 tons, McGee, for Wellington.; Passengers— Misses Farmer (2), Valentine, Wilkinson, Mr a:id Mrs Jonbert and family, Messrs Hautrive, Alfield, Vale, Parmer, Malcolm, Metzer, Boylan (2), Waymonth, Mehola, Eldar, Ben Allah, Heywood, Hall, Gibson, Lewin, Fry. Union Steamship Company, agents.

The steamship Pora, from Montreal for Croat Britain, foundered off Capo Eace on June 10th, after striking an iceberg. The steamer Lake Manitoba picked up on the following day a boat containing the cuptaifl and fonrteen *■ of the officers and crew of th© Pera. Anothar boat containing the chief officer and fifteen men was found on th© Sunday morning. The third boat with elevfcn men was not found, and has not been heard of since. It is thought'that all in bar have perished. * ~ ~ The largest cargo ever landed in Melbourne from a sailing ship has just been discharged from the iron clipper ship Garfield. Noticing the occurrence a Melbourne exchange says Tha Gatfield is 2250 tons register, and the output of her cargo will bo up to 4400 tons, or close on double her register The Garfield is a high-priced ship, and-the builders, Messrs Harland and Wolff, of Belfast, are famed for tha unexceptionable work which they turn out. The magnificent steamships of the Atlantic white Star line were built at their yard. The steel ship Lord Downsbire is almost • sister vessel to the Garfield, and was built at the same yard. The former however is a fourmasted vessel, and the question of the utility cf four masts as against three for large sailing ships has not yet been definitely settled. The Ijord Downshire, it is said. Will be equal to the carriage of 3600 tons of dead weight, and the Garfield it is anticipated will take over 3000 tons of coal to San Francisco, where she will load np with 3800 tons of wheat for the United ' Kingdom. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auos:i.a.nd, August 5. Sailed -Byno. for the Harvey Group. The schooner Agnes Donald, from Borotonga, tad very boisterous voyage, and had to throw over 120 crates of oranges. Wslemqtom, August 6. _ Grafton, from the South; Aravrata, ' ' from Auckland, via the East Coast ; Hero, from Melbourne, via the South : Hawea, from Lyt* telton ; Beautiful Star, from Westport; Annie Bmr, barqnentine. from Auckland. Dunedin, August?. Bailed—Abeona, for Portland ; Pampero, for Byt telton.