SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2650, 5 October 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POST 03 LYTTELTON. Wzathsb Bbpobt—Ootofeer 5. 9 AH.—Weather, bine sky, passing clouds; winA* 8.W., fresh breese. darometw, SO 35; BhBTMOBfItWi 51. High Water—To-Morrow. IJfKßinsr. 11.5 j evening, 11.28. Abbitsd—October 5. . Soloraihana, as., 864 tons, Underwood, from ■Melbourne via Hobart and Southern ports. Pataengerß—Misses Dixon, Ware. Mra tlnko, Mr and Mrs Ferrard, Mr and Mra Johnson, Maura Maloolm, Maud, Smith, Grayson, Ciuthrio, Scardon, Master &hort; tteerage, 5. Union Bteamahip Company, agents. Clkabkd—October 5. Comet, ketch, 58 tons, Short, for Havelock. Caff and Graham, agents. tuay James, ketch, 28 tons, Hoist, for ISinara. Kinsey, Ward and Co., agents. Bpeo. schooner, 32 tons, Eogene, for Welungten. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed—October 4. Seward, schooner, 41 ton 3, Andrews, for Anahau. Caff and Graham, agents. Wairarapa, s.s., 1023 tons, Ch&tfield, Tor Wel-Sogto-J. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Meow, Mr mid Mrs Royse, Mr and Mrs Cafniugbam, Hou. W- Robinson, Messrs Murdoch. Lachman, Jthind, Raeves, Seaton, Goldberg, Button, VVilliams, Eilman, Baker. Union Steamship Co., ■gents. Tut, as., 55 tons, Pope, for Wellingtoa via Kaikoura. Cuff and Graham, agents. The Mathieu, from New Zealand, arrived at Sydney, September 22nd; tha G. M. Tucker, from Lyttelton, September 23rd. The Planter left Hobart for this port on September 25th. Advices from Calcutta, dated August 22nd. state that the Dallam Tower had accepted a charter, at 47s 6d, to load for New Zealand, with lay days up to October. Arkell and Co.'a New York circular of August 19th. says the Gronsvaer cleared at New York for Wellington and Auckland with 1093 eases oil; the Dnke of Richmond (3.Z.3. Co.), tot Wellington, with 3335 cases ; and the Silver lining (N.Z.S. Co.), for Lyttelton, with 1135 eases kerosene, during the four weaka ending August 19th The barque Motley was loading for Dunedin and Lyttelton. About 500 persons participated in the pleasure trip of the s.s. Wairarapa at Port Chalmers on Saturday, on the occasion of the annual fete of the headquarters staff of the Union steamship Company. Mr Keith Bamsay, speaking to a toast, said the company owned 17,000 of tonnage at present, and there was about IO.OGO jet to be added in the shape of steamers in coarse of construction. Jndge Williams, proposing a toast, eoferied to the rapid Btrides of progress made by the company, and had no doubt ere long the red funnel steamers would be found in the trade between Great Britain and New Zealand. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, October 4. Sailed—Hawea, for the South. Passengers—ffor Wellington—Messrs llichio. H. T. Kemp, la. D. Davies. Lyttelton—Captain Whitmore •ad Mr Pearson. Nelson—Mr T. Hodgson. Port Chalmers.—Mr Olelland. Arrived—Eotorua, from Fy3ney. She left at 2 p.m en the 29th September. Passengers— Misses Barstow, Kenney, Smith, Batger, Parkinson, Mesdames Scott, Kenney, Harris, Webster, Wilkinson, Parkinson, Messrs Clack, Scott, Goochon, Wood, Baker, Martin, Parkinson, Harris, Wilson, Ccsare, Smith, Webster and Batger. Wellington, October 4. Arrived—Wanaka, from Picton and Nelson; Waitaki, from the South; Ccleatia, barque, from Westport; Colleen, barque, from Auckland ; Beechdale, barque, from Port Chalmers ; Zicr, schooner, from Mapier. The schooner Nelson, which left Lyttelton for Waitora on September 29th, put in to-day for repairs. She experienced nothing bnt a succession of gales throughout. Yesterday morning she met with a terrific gale from the N.N.lfi., which did considerable damage. The captain had his overcoat stripped ciean off his baok. Tisiabtj, October 4. Arrived—Alpha, from Catlin's River. Sailed-Southern Cross, for Northern ports ; Sosntifnl Star, for Dnnedin.