SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2669, 26 October 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

POUT OF LYTTELTON.

* Wiathbb Bepobt— -October 26. 9 a.m.— Weather, bine sky; wind, N.E. Imeue. Barometer, 29.95; thermometer, 54. High Water—To-Morrow. Morning, 3.25; evening, 3.54. Arrived - October 26. Waoaka, a s., 278 toos, Holmes, from Nelson, Picton and Wellington. Passengers—Mieses Ckawford, Brandon, Mesdamea Holland, Smith, Memra Hunter, Winsett, Smith, flaatie, Stovena. Gordon, Lewis, Thompson, Saywell. Holland, MoCormaok, steerage three. Union Steamship Company, agents. Ringarcoma, a.a., 623 tons, Edie, from Melbourne Tia Benthern Ports. Passengers —Mr and Miss Lance, Mr and Mrs Ayrton and Son, Mr and Mrs Graham and family (5), Mr and Mrs Hng, Messrs Emmett, Reeves, Jamea, Hunter, Lance, Monltey, McQuarrie, Hackm>cth, fifteen steerage. Union Steamship Co., ■gents. Cl*abed- October 26. Anne Melhnish, barque, 341 tons, Hudson, for Newcastle. Wood, Sinclair and Co., angti. Planter, barque, 231 tons, Delmer, for Hokianga. W. Montgomery and Co , agents. Sailed— October 25. Taiarea, s a., 228 tons, Hansby, for Wellington. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Simmonds, Miss Lewis, Mr and Mrs Aiken, Messrs Massey, Thompson, Harris, Carr, West, Clifford, Captain Gillard, Union Steamship Company, fl *Tuf,’a s., 55 tons. Pope, for Wellington via Kaikours. Cuff and Graham, agents. Sailed— October 26. Reward, schooner, 41 tons, Andrews, for Tinmen. Cuff and Graham, agents. Oteopatra, brigantine, 83 tons, Keeble, for Grey mouth. C. W. Turner, agent. Maly Campbell, brigantine, 144 tons. Brothers, for Greymontb. Cuff and Graham, agents. Gatlin, ketch, 45 tons, Norman, for Catlin s River. Cuff and Graham, agents.

The Pleiades, the first wool ship of Messrs Shaw, Bavill and Co.’s line, commenced taking « her cargo to day. The brig Restless was loading timber at Nowcastle on the 13th inst. for Lyttelton. Attention of shippers is drawn to_ the movements of the Sorrento, which it will be seen loads at Lyttelton before goin r to Port Chalmers. ~ Captain Webster, formerly chief officer of the Wairarapa, takes command of the U.S.S. Co. s Botomahana in the meantime, and the late ■chief of the Penguin, Mr Popham, takes his place in the Wairarapa. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, October 25. Sailed— Hawea, for the South. Passengers —For Taranaki-Miss Yardele, Mrs Yardele uud four children, Mrs B. Nolan, Mr and Mrs ■pufrav and two children, Messrs Hudson Luckington, and Maloney. For Nelson -Mrs Buddy and N. Gilmore. For Westport—Messrs Hams, Thomas, and Mulligan. For Lyttelton-Mies 18. Hill, Messrs Medlicott, James Parslaw, W. 8. Traps, Webster, James Ingles, Woolley, George Pollock, M. Cameron, I). Allan, J. M. Haalatt, J. J. Handley, J. Winter, A. Forbes. Arrived—Aurora, from Sydney. 'Wellington, October 25. Arrived—Wanaka, from Picton and Kelson; Go-Ahead, from Wanganui. Sailed —Wanaka, for the South. Gbktmodth, October 25. Arrived—St. Hilda, from Wanganui. She loaves by the morning’s tide for the North. Sailed—Charles Edward, for the North. Dunedin, October 25.

Sailed —Eingarooma.f or Auckland via intermediate porta* Passengers—For Lyttelton—Mr and Mm Hug, Messrs Wood, James Macpherson, and Monldey. For Wellington—Mr Hutton, for Napier -Messrs MoKetzie (3), Btugh, and Mackay. For Gisborne —Mr Kowe. For Auckland —Messrs Veale, Boskruge, Fothergil', and Steilbnrg. For Hokitika—Mr Henderson. For Sydney—Mr Barry.