THE MONTH'S SHIPPING.

Press, Volume XLII, Issue 6304, 2 December 1885, Page 7

THE MONTH'S SHIPPING.

With the exception of the stranding of the barque Hudson, nothing unranal has occurred, and the arrivals of Ens-Inn Bailing vessels have been Kmitec, ine following is a summary of the foreign shipping:—

ABBTVAXS. .. After loading her Port Chalmers portion of her homeward cargo, the B.M.S. Aorangi returned to Lyttelton on November'sth. Her Port Chalmers cargo consisted chiefly of wool, skins, tallow, and 7316 carcases mutton. Bhe left again for Wellington on

the 14th, and took her final departure from thereon the 19thy taking a large complement of passengers -and a full cargo, including 15,00J carcases of frozen mutton. I The Shaw, Savill and Albion Companyfs giimited) 8.8. lonic arrived from Poft halmers on November 6th, after having discharged and loaded a considerable quantity of inward and outward cargo. She ltft again for Napier oh the 10th, from whence she returned on the 17tb, and left for London via Bio on Saturday, the 21st, with a fuß cargo and a fair number of passengers. _ ; The 8.M.8. Bimutaks, Capt. E. O. Hallett, 8.N., arrived at Port Chalmers on the 6th November, tine brought 71 saloon, 84 second, and 219 third-class passengers, and all arrived in good health. Her passage occupied 40 days 14 hours and 55 mins, her actual Bteaming time being 39 days 11 hours and 10 mins. She arrived in Lyttelton on the 12th, and after landing 600 tons of cargo she proceeded to Wellington. Theßimutakft, as üßual, arrived in firstclass order in every department. Capt. Hallett has the same officers with-him as last voyage, including Mr Pickett as purser, to whose courtesy, we are indebted tor information required.- After discharging 800 tons in Wellington, she returned here on the 19th inst., at 7 p.m., having on board his Excellency, Sir William Jervois. As the tide would not suit she anchored in the stream till 11 p.m. The Governor stayed on board all night, and left by special train for Christehurch in the morning. She went into dock on the 20th November for cleaning and repainting, and came out en the 25th, after a thorougn overhaul, and ia appointed to sail from here on the Bth December, and Wellington on the 17th for London.

The. barque Glenmore arrived from London on .November 25th from Newcastle, with a cargo of coals consigned to the New Zealand shipping Company, on whose behalf she is to load for London

The barquentine Elinor Veiiur arrived from New zork, via Port Chalmers, on the lOsh November, with a cargo of American merchandise, consigned to Jamieson and Malcolm son.

i The barque Hudson arrivedfrom London oh November 28sh,after a passage of 114 days. She is commanded by Cape Thomas, well known in Canterbury, 'ihe voyage was uneventful until the vessel stranded, near Timaru, but owing to the prompt action taken by the captain and others concerned, the vessel was successfully floated .off, and towed into Lyttelton, having jettisoned a small portion of her cargo. BAILBD. The Shaw Savill and Albion Company's Pleiades, Captain Setten, sailed for Napier on November 7th, where she will load wool, Ac, for London. The barque Langstone Bailed on the same date for Wellington, where she is to be placed on the berth for London on account of the Shaw Savill and Albion Company. The New Zealand Shipping Company's Waikato, Captain Taylor, sailed for Napier on the 9th November, to load there for London.

The barque Lady Dufferin, after discharging her inward Cargo, sailed for Newcastle on November 13th.

ihe American barque; Escort sailed for Wellington en November lith to complete the discharge ef her original cargo. The American barquentine JSlinor Vernon sailed for Auckland on November 17th, with part original cargo. i

The barque Dragon, Captain Milner, was towed to sea on Monday, the 80th November. She is the first wool ship cleared this season. The New Zealand Shipping; Company were the agents.

The shipa Merope and Soukar are both on the berth for London, on account of the Shaw, Bavill and Albion Company, Limited, and tiie Glenmore for the New Zealand Shipping Company. Passengers—The following are the passengers b. the Aorangi, Bailed 19th November. Saloon—Jdissea Starky (3), and Walcott, Messrs B. Starky, Palmer, Neill, Bodd, and Watkinion and boy, Capt. A. P. Smith, Messrs Bailey, E. Smithy Palmer, Bober. Neil, and James Bodd. Second saloon—Miss E. Holmes, Isabella Latin, and A. Jones, Mesdames Wingand Walker, Bey. P. and Mrs Hauxwell and family, Mr and Mrs Bmitb, Messrs Thomas, Trainwell, H. Thurston, and Edwin Ureenwood. Steerage—Mr and MraDodge, Mary Kenny, Eliza Brown, Messrs rlynn, Watson, Smellie, Tutle, Baby, Bartholomew, Land; Snowdon,: Nicholson, Watt, Maddan (2), Swan, Spence, Lynch, Aldersy, Hohgan, andSoper. November 22nd — lonic, s.s., 3070 tons,' Cameron, for London, via I Bio de Janeiro. Passengers—Saloon—Misseß M. Lance, T. Malkan, Messrs W. A. Todd,: J;=ABhbuty, B. ,W- ; Henry. Second saloon— Miss Flake,' Mesdames Ashwell,' Fiske, Messrs Capps, E. Tajlor, W. Paterson, H. ,C. _* Fiske (2), Master Fiske, Mrs Papprell, -Messrs H. Laing, H. Boberta, W. Held, £L McGuire, A. Peake, T. Kemp, W. A. Balsden, B. McCandless, A. Harris, Miss McMaater, Dalgetw and Co., stents. - i'< " -:; f \ Per Aorangi; from Lyttelton—For Bjo de-Janeiro—-86 sks' oats. For Londcn—62 bales skins, 961 do wool, 791 Bks seed, 257 casks tallow, 24 do pelts, 2131 sks beans, 60 kegs butter, 32 bales leather, 87 do basils, 4748 carcases mutton, 80 qrs beef, 50 cases meat, 72 kegs and casks honey, 1945 ska wheat, 100 do flour, 4 casks beeswax, 14 pkgs. Shippers-N.Z.L. and M. agency Co./N.Z. Farmers' Association, Hejwood and Co.. Colbeck, Cuff and Graham,Wason, Kettiewell, Lightband, Allan and Co., Miles and Co., Stock and Co., W hittingham and Instone, Hinchcliff, Jakinß, J. Sing, Hancock Bros., Einsey, Ward and Co., Canterbury Frozen Meat Co., H. Hawkins.

Per Ionio,: from Wellington. - For Bis de Janeiro—l 2 bales flax, 4 casks tallow, 50 sacks malt, 94 do wheat. From Lyttelton —1000 bags flour, 20 sacks sharps, 2000 sacks wheat. From Wellington, for' London— 290 bales wool, 25 do skins, 2 casks pelte> 54 do tallow, 38 bales basils, 2 do leather, 3 pkgs. From Port Chalmers—36s bales wool, 131 do skins, 18 casks pelts, 180 sacks flour, 15 bales basils, 10 pkgß. From Napier — 1535 bales wool,. 1 do basils, 3 do bMeb, 12114 carcases mutton, 6 do lamb, 4 pkgs. "From Lytteit.n—l62o bales wool, 3 do skins, 24 do basils, 12 do leather, 6 casks pelf>, 54 kegs butter, 4 do honey, 6464 sacks wheat, 2060 do flour, 69 bdls timber, 3 caseß plants, 9 pkgs; 3254 carcases mutton. Shippers—Wood*Sinclair and Cp.,. N.Z. Expreeß Company; Lewis, Jamieeon and Malcolmson, Murray, Boberta and Co., A "Co--

pany, Harris, Goodwin and Co., Kinsey, Ward and Co., Levien and Co., N.Z. Farmers' Association, Bahjety and Co., Q--King and Co., National Mortgage and Agency Company, Williams and Battle, Smith, Cotterill, Kinross and Co., field, Battray and Co., Thompson and Co., N.Z. and A. Land Company, Matson and Co., Colonial Bank, Murgatre. d, Nathan and Co., Boag, Miles and Co., Joseph; Beid, Bose, Butler Bros., Neili and Co., Battray and Co., British and N.Z. Mortgage and Agency Company, Hogg. Howeson and Co., Hurley, Joseph and Wright, -W- and G. Turnbull, Gear Meat Company, Holmes and Bell, C. W. Turner, Munro, Canterbury Frozen Meat Company. -,

Per Dragon—23lo bales wool, 2do basils, 11 do skins, 874 sks beans, 809 do wheat. Shippers—New Zealand Loan and Mercantile agency Company, Grigg, New Zealand Farmers' Association, Horden, Lewis and Gould, Jameson, Holmes, Wood, Sinclair and Co., Hey wood and Co., Mileajand Co., Nei=h and Co., Beid, Wright, Stephenson and Co., Kinsey, Ward and Co., Finhnson, and Co.