SHIPPING

Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2635, 16 September 1882, Page 2

SHIPPING

PORT OF LYTTELTON WS4.THSB Report—September 16. 9 a.l3.—Wf»4b at, blue eky ; «ind, calm. Baro aster. 30 05 thermometer, 18. High Water—To-Morrow, ktofaing, 6.29; sveningt 6.53. ABRiTßD—Septomba!' 15. Go-Ahead, s.s., 129 tone, from Wellington. Cuff and Graham, agents. Grafton, b b , 212 tons, Johnson, from Wellington. Passengers —Miss Beswick, Messrs Easton, Allman, Green, Spronle, Hayes, Easton (2), Ditnond, N.Z. Grain Agenay and Mercantile Company, agents. ' Abbived— September 16. Hawea, s.s., 162 tons, Kennedy, from Mannkau via way ports. Passengers —Misses Sowman, Mdlraith, Mesdames Webb and infant, Law:y and infant, Captain Huto, Dr. Torley, Hon. J. Lucas and servant, Messrs Weston, Mollraith. M.H.R.’s, Lardal=, Weston, Riley, Stuart, Rutledge, Capithorno, Taiaroa, and five nteerage. Union Steamship Company, agents. Mahinapua. s.s., 205 tons, Jonas, from Westport. Union Steamship Company, agents. - Oleabbd—-September 15. Mary King, schooner, 73 tons, Eae, for Auckland. Cuff and Graham, agents. Bailed— September 15. Grafton, s.s , 212 tons, Johnson, for Tiraaru and Camara. NZ. Grain Agency and Mercantile Company, agents. Sailed— September 16. Rangitiki, ship, 1225 tons, M.lman, for London. Passengers —Saloon: Mrs Clark, Mrs Brown. Messrs Glenville. Guoritz, Sheppard; steerage : Messrs Ford, King, Laird, Harfoot, Donald. New Zealand Shipping Company, s.s., 129 tons, Dolls, for Dunedin. Cuff and Graham, agents. The Conference hence reached Sydney on September list. Calcutta advices, under date Angnst Bth, report the arrival cf the Lock Eok from Lyttelton in July. Captain Hili/who was master of the barque Anstraliad, wrecked at New Plymouth, has boan appointed captain of the steamer Manswatu, which will soon be ready to be put in commission. The New Zealand Shipping Company s ship Rangitiki was cleared for London late last night, with a foil miscellaneous cargo, included in which is a considerable quantity of returned show goods from the late Exhibition. The Rangitiki takes ton passengers—a small number considering hor fino accommodation and tho popularity of her master. Captain Milman, but probably owing to tho fact that she ia duo at Homo just at that trying lime of year for colonial trip takers, the depth of winter. She was towed into the stream yesterday afternoon, and is in good sailing trim. Captain Milman’s old friends will to-day wish Mm q run of such weather as will give his fine ship a chance to fully exercise her speed capabilities. Mr Siruby, late of ths Bakaia, ia now chief officer of the Rangitiki The Dunedin “ Star’’ says “ Captain Anderson, of the WildWavo, and his chief officer have either been “ having” the Pressmen at Lyttelton, or are themselves the victims of some hallucination. If any dismasted vessel had bean within sight of the Nuggets on Monday tho fact would Lave been known in Dunedin long ore this.” Captain Anderson never said he saw a dismasted vessel off the Nuggets, but “ something like a dismasted vessel.” It turned ont to be a ”ketch,” not a “catch” of the captain’s such as the “Star” egregionsly affirms. It seems, too, that Captain Anderson was also quite aware that Dunedin, it no other place, would of coarse have known all about it, were a dismasted vessel there, or ha would have gone to the rescue when he saw the supposed wreck. Clearly the captain knew that nothing could happen that Dunedin would not know—and kno v all about - always excepting the trifle that Dunedin should know, but is lamentably ignorant of. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, September 15. Arrived—Annabel, from Dunedin. The crew of the Makaru have reached Auckland. Thera is no trace of the Scow, she is believed to be drifting about the coast. It has a cargo of sawn timber. The barge St. Clair ia reported to be missing on the voyage from Barrier Island to Auckland. A vessel which since left the island saw no trace of her. Wellington, September 15. Arrived—Boterna, from Melbourne, via the South; Hfswea from the North; Tni, from Kaikonra; Hinemoa, from Mannkan. Sailed —Hawea, fer Lyttelton. The Hinemoa leaves for Onehunga at elovea to-night with the Northern members. Timabu, September 15. Arrived—Waitaki, from i.’nnodin. Sailed—Kestrel, for Dunedin; Catlin, for Cat!ij«a*BiTer; Waitaki, for the South. Dunedin, September 15. f Sailed—Bannockburn, for Napier; Botomahana, for Melbourne via the Bluff.