SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2648, 2 October 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING.

FOSS' OS’ JirWH&TOSf. WBATlfsa >?j:?o3T—Ootabnr 2. Bw.wHeste, blue sky ; Kind. N.E., light. SSjKToaictsr, 33.05; thermometer, S 3. High Water—To-Morrow. Masaias. 8.34; cvcnkia, 91. AninvSD—September S 3. Prince Alfred, be:quentine, 161 tone, Schan* ErM, from Poloras : ound. Master, agent, Eewwrd, solioo-r r, ;1 tans, Andrews, from Waitasn. Caff ;-.vd Graham, agents. October 1. Zohrr.b, barque, 449 tons, Arthur, from Newcastle, Wood, Sinclair and Co,, agents. Pleiades, ship, 997 tons, Setton, from London- Passengers saloon: Messrs J ■ E Taylor, >£. Kurat. B. F. Juokos, W. B. Eeilly, <3. Carr. bon.m i cabin —Mr and Mra_S. B Mathew, J Matthew, 3. C. Mathew and infant, Jfir O. E. Thorn. Steerage—Messrs Q. P. Shaw, E. G. Bard,.ig. .Tames Pramside, Bobert Knfght and William Knight. Edwards, Bennett end Co., agents. A K;.l rsD—October 3.

Eiaomaa, G 0.1) , lis tons, Johnston, from ■WCiin-itcu. mg era —Miss Brown, Mr J. Bo Brown, M.K.B. Clkasbd - October 2. _ Jubilee, barque, 76? tone, Bow, for Bluff. Black and Partun. agents. Oooxn Bird, ketch, 33 toes, Williams, for Anahau. Cuff r.vd t.ruham, agents. Sait. s i> —fceptemfcor 30. Wannka, s.c . 278 ten j, Holmes, for WelMngtcn. Pessanr,-era —Misses rshand. Os win (4), Mrs Oswin, .Hen. W. Eolleaton, Mr and Mrs Blccklock, Kce-rs Hudson, Moorehouse, Bathain, K. 1 unco, Black. P;;-th, Duthie, Flaherty, AUcn. . .loxandor. Maetexa Oswin (3). "Union fcter.ms.-ip Company, agents. Wakatipu, s.e., 1153 tons, Wheeler, for Pert Shklmera. Uniea Steamship Company, agents. October 1. Marmion, brigantine, 93 tons, Johnston, for Auckland. William and Jane, schooner, 69 tons. Wares, for Wes;port. • 'riff and Graham, agents, t ailed—Ootoher2. Onward, schooner, 69 tons, McConvillo, for Timaru. Cuff and Graham, agents. Augusta brigaatine, 138 tons, Brophy, for D'Urville's island. Cuff and Graham, agents. Ie 1831, 427 steamers and 155 sailing vessels were classed by Lloyd's Association, built as follows:—ss3 built in the United Kingdom, 15 in thu Colonics, 1 in the United States, 4in Germany, 1 in Vuatria, 3 in Nor wry, 2 in Holland, 3 in Sweden. During lost year 737 vessels of 748,793 tons Vrera built in the United Kingdom, divided as follows 475 steamers and 312 sailing vessels. Thirty-four of the steamers were built of steel aad 4U ol iron. Throe of the sailing vessels wore built of rfccel and 50 of iron. Against this there were 1031 vessels lost or broken np, Ac., during the year, 158 of which were steamers, 573 sailing vessels. One of the steamers was built of steel, 139 of iron, while 52 of the sailing vessels were also of iron. THE PLEIADES. This ship left London July Ist, and passed Hand's End on July 10th. Got the N.B. trades in 31 N. oa July 20th, the weather across the Bay having beau chiefly 5.W.,, from which quarter it blew hard. The N.E. trades wore lest in 14 If. oa July 27th, and were followed by S. ond 8.3-W. winds to the Equator crossed on August 7th in 26.37 W, The S.E- trades carried tie Blip from the line to 30 3. on August £oth, t nd the Cape ef Good >iopa was made on August 31st. Eunning the easting down was accomplished with good westerly winds, a heavy gale being experienced wh .n in <i5.16 3. and Si) cl. on September 13th. A tremendous sea brake on board the ship, and played havoc with the starboard lifeboat, the cabin doers and acme of the other lighter fittings on deck. The saloon was flooded ns were alio the deck houses. The Leu win meridan was crossed on September 19th, and thit of Tasmania September 24tn, and the Snares sighted September 28th. Beat up the coast and sighted the Peninsula on r nnday morning, and anchored at the Heads same night.

SHi. tTNG TELEOBAMB. Dunedin, October 2. Sailed —Peter Stuart, for Portland, Oregon. Dlupt, October 2. The Eoton-ihana arrived at the Blnff at 7 a.m. to-day. aha left Melpeunse on the 26th, at 3.30 p.m., and arrived at Hobart at 4 a m. of the 28th, soiling at 2 pm. She had strong westerly winds and heavy seas during her passage. Salmon passengers—For Bluff: Mrs Tellis and thr ?e children, Messrs McCracken, MoOeig, Curtis and Tilford. For Dunedin: Messrs Marlow, Uayman, McCarter, Lindsay, Besle, King and Bell, Mr and Mrs Thornton, Mr and i-'-ra Bobinson and family. For Lyttelton : Messrs Msude, Grayson and Malcolm, Mrs Blake, Misses Dixon, Ware and Smith, Mr and Mrs Johnson. For Wellington : Miss Hill, Messrs Caw, Willard, Owen, Boas and Bavan, For Napier: Messrs Gilbert and Burrows. For Auckland: Misses Mathioson and Potter, Messrs Blackwell (3), Wilkinson, and Mr and Mrs Watkins.