SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4716, 27 March 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. March 25—Garibaldi, three-masted schooner, 51 tons, Johnson, from the Bluff. March 25 Antelope, cutter, 17 tons, Malcolmson, from Akaroa. March 25—E. and U. Cameron, schooner, 41 tons, Aschman, from Akaroa. March 25—Australian Sovereign, barque, 353 tone, Burch, from Newcastle, N.S.W. March 25—St. Kilda, s.s., 174 tons, Ploworday, from Wanganui, in ballast. Passengers—Messrs Young, Laing, Willesley, Barker, and King. March 25—Wellington, s.s., 282 tons, Carey, from Timaru. Passenger—Steerage: Mr Berrimau. March 26 Young Dick, schooner, 163 tons, Armitt, from Hobart Town. Passengers—Mr, Mrs and Masters Spence (2), Mr B. M. Cunningham. March 26—Wanganui, s.e., 179 tons, Christian, from Dunedin, via Timaru aid Akaroa. Passengers —Mr and Mrs Dennison, Mrs s\oscoe, uiiss Eoberts, Mr Wilson and family (3), Mrs Battle and child,, Mrs Smith, 6 in steerage. March 26—Albion, s.s., 6ld tons, Clarke, from Sydney, via West Coast and Wellington. Passengers—Mrs Williams, Captain Ronant, Messrs Heath, Bowden, Vi Mr, Solomon, Keaneay, leavendle, 13 —Nonpareil, barque, 399 tons, Brent, from Newcastle, N.S.W,

cleared. March 25—Quiver, ketch, 17 tons. Smith, for La Ron’s Bay, in ballast. March 25—Bee, schooner, 31 tons, Green, tor Amur! Bluff, in ballast.

SAILED. March 25-Otago, s.s., 012 tons, Calder, for Sydney via Wellington and West Coast ports, tor Sydney—Mr and Mrs Donoghue, Messrs M alhico, Empson, Dalgcty, Wilson, Sherd], Gray, Malliston, J. Wright, if Nichols, Cooper, Alexander, 55. Syder, C. Green, J. Baker, J. Harris, Henry, sVhite, W. Meek. Gallagher. SV. Smith, M’lntyre, Bonuar. Eichmoud, Bennett. J. Taylor, Dolamey, Foul-res, E. Moore, J. Scale. For Coast—Rev and Mrs BuU. Miss Norton, Messrs K. Parr, F. and C. Minchm, J. Stevens, Koss, Cameron, Martin -, 20 original. March 25—Wellington, 5.8., 262 tons Carey, for Wellington. Passengers—Miss Smith and two enuaren, Mr and Mrs Noble, Mr Xyobaon. steerage: Mi.. M’Donald, Mr and Mrs Stobu andthree children, Mr J. Perrin. -,, x . , March 25-Otaki, ship, 1014 tons, M'lnms, for the Bluff. , . no . March 25 Cleopatra, brigantine, 92 tons, Alexander, for Adelaide. March 25—Columbia, schooner, 16 tons, Conway, f °Marcb26—Clio, schooner, SI tons. Chambers, for Moeraki. IMPORTS. Young Dick: 14,003 ft timber, 28 tons bark, 24 cases apples, 101,000 shingles, 40 cases jams, 1 ton onions, 23 bass onions, It horses, 15,460 palings. Consignees—Beck and looks ; Wilson, King and Co, Australian Sovereign ; 530 tons coal. Consignee — C. w. Turner. , _ ™ „ Nonpareil: 600 tons coal. Consignee—sV. ti. Hargreaves. AVellington: 2 bides. Consignee—Wilier. Garibaldi; 43,000 ft timber. Consignee—J, U. gomery and Co (Limited). Albion ; From Sydney, under bond —cases inerch&ndiae, 10 do stout, 40 do confectionery, 2 do plants, 1 trunk boots, 2 pckg?, 2 parcels, 200 bags rice. From Hokitika, fret—l case ferns. From kelson —12 cases fruit. From Wellington—l parcel, 3 pckgs,ll cases, 21 iron standards. Consignees— F, O. Williams ; C. S. Howell ; A. Osborne ; Saunders and Henderson ; J, H. Fotts ; Hyams; J. Evans; Stevens j Oliver; National Bank ; Luff and Graham ; Geo. Maoka? ; Bowden. Wanganui: From Dunedin—74 cases, *. trasses, 4 bundles grates, 5 bundles, 1 parcel, 9 bales, I pckg, lOhhdo, 7 plates, 2 bundles iron, 3 coils pipe, 2 boxes, 1 coil, 40 doors, 51 trunks. From Timaru 236 boles wool, 1 package, 2 parcels. From Akaroa —ls bales wool, 5 bundles, 60 skins, 3 hides, 1 bag, 78 sacks, 13 cases, 5 boxes. Consignees^ —Hefford ; fluff and Graham ; Geo. Mackay ; Manning ; Lightband, Allan and Co.; Eankin ; Hunter ; Thacker ; Carl ; Baylee; Denny; Bishop ; Crompton ; Smith ; Stemiiug; Dayo ; Havill; Xtasfcrick ; Caro; Carrick; Coombes and Son ; Brown ; Toomer and Son ; Hey* wood and Co. ; George; Walton ; Miles, Hossaland Co. ; J. Mills ; N.Z.S. Co.; M.Z.L. and M.A. Co.; Matheson’s Agency; Farland ;E. Smith ; Harrison; H. Matson and Co.; Hobday and Co. EXPORTS. Wellington : For Poverty Bay—2o sheep. Ship- ; per^-Noblo. Otago : For Wellington—l case, 9do cheese, 50 sacks flour, 3 pckgs, 1 bag seed, 42 coils wire. For Nelson—l parcel, 68 sacks wheat, 120 do barley. For Westport—lo kegs butter. For Greymouth—s cases, 20 kegs butter. For Sydney—2 cases, 50 sacks oatlaeal, 294 do oats, 13 do wheat. Shippers—Cuff and Graham ; W. D. Wood ; Lightband, Allan and Co.; E. Wilkin ; M'Connell, Bros.; Mason, Strothers and Co.; J. Beharrell; G. Sidey ; Talbot and Co.; D. Davis; Toomer and .Sons; Wilson, King and Co.; Hey wood and Co. Clio :8i piles. Shipper—H. Hawkins. Columbia: 650 sacss oats. Shipper—T. P. Baber, VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Steamer—St Kilda, Albion, Ships—Conflict (cleared), Kangitikei, Himalaya, Crusader, Soukar, Jessie Osborne, Jmvererne. Barques—Hopeful, Acacia, Fafningham, Ansdell, Australian Sovereign, Nonpareil. Brigs—Derwent, Emperor, Star of the Mersey, Eio Loge, Byron. Brigantines and Schooners—Excelsior, Onward, Lady Don, Elizabeth Curie, Kate Brain, Kate, Bee (cleared), Esther, Jessie, Young Lick, Garibaldi, E, and U. Cameron. Ketches. —Agnes, Jannett (cleared), Emerald, Courier, Amateur, Linnet, Quiver (cleared). Cutters—Nautilus, Antelope. VESSELS AT THE WHARVES. Gladstone Pier—Himalaya, ship, loading; Soukar, ship, loading; Eangitikei, ship, discharging; Jessie Osborne, ship, loading. No, 1 Wharf—Ansdell, barque, discharging. No. 2 Wharf—Farningham, barque, discharging. No. 3 Wharf—Star of the Mersey, brig, loading. Tunnel Wharf Eio Loge, brig ; Excelsior, brigantine, loading; Kate Brain, brigantine; Byron, brig, loading. Peacock’s Wharf—Emperor, brig (loading); Acacia, barque ; Emerald, ketch, loading ; Jessie, schooner, discharging timber ; Linnet, ketch. Breastwork—Nautilus, cutter, discharging timber. The ship Conflict sails for Newcastle, N.S.W., the first fair wind.

The N.Z.S. Go’s ship Otaki, Captain M’lnnU, took her|departure for the Bluff on Saturday morning-. The barque Australind, Captain Cliver, made the passage from Newcastle to sVel.ington Heads in six day*. The German ship Gutenburg, Captain Beckwoldt, from Hamburg with immigrants, arrived in "Wellington on Thursday fast, all well. The vessel left Bremerhavan on Dec. 18, and made Banks Peninsula on March 12.

The s.s. Otago sailed for Sydney, via IVellington and West Coast ports at 2 p.m. on Saturday, with a large complement of passengers and cargo. The s.s. 8t Kilda, Captain Flowerday, loft Wanganui at 9 p.m. on March 23, had moderate IVeeterly winds across the Straits, then Southerly to arrival in harbour at 9 a.m. on Saturday. Tno St Kilda sails for Raglan this afternoon. The s.s. Wellington, Captain Carey, arrived in harbour on Saturday morning from Timaru j left Timaru at 4.30 p.m. on Friday, had Easterly winds daring the run, and arrived in harbour at 6.30 a m. on Saturday. The Wellington sailed for North at 1 p.m. on Saturday,

The a.s. Wanganui left Port Chalmers at 7.15 on March 24, arrived at Timaru at 6 30 a.m. on March 25 : took in 236 bales wool; left at 645 p.m., arrived at Akaroa at 5.30 a.m. yesterday; left at 12.30 p.m., and arrived in harbour at 5.30 p.m. yesterday. Captain Griffiths, of the a.a. Kangntira, reports having grazed a rook or shoal ground not shown on the chart. The weather at the time being thick, the exact position of the danger could not be ascertained, but it is supposed to bear from the Katau Rocks E.N.E., distant two miles. Captain Fairchild, of the Luna, aiso reports dangers in the same vicinity, which are not shown on the chart.

The barque Australian Sovereign from Newcastle arrived in harbour on Saturday. Captain Burch reports leaving Newcastle on March IS at 6 a.m, ; and had light Easterly winds until March 17, then strong bouth-west winds to .-teveiis’ islun i, which was sighted on March 21; heavy Sor'.h-west through the Straits, which held until oil the Kaikouraa, when the vessel encountered a tremendous gale from the South-west accompanied by very vivid lightning, and lasting for about thirty hours ; had variable winds to arrival; Godlcy Uea’d light being sighted at 7 p.m. on Friday. The s.s. Albion, Captain J. W. Clarke, left Sydney, March 15, at 1/10 p.m., aid passed through the Heads at 5.30 p.m. Experienced strmg southerly winds, with a very heavy sea until making the land. Arrived off Hokitika at ll.tia in., March 20. steamed off and ou until the following evening, and was tendered by the s.s. Waitara. Leftat OAr p.m., oil Greymouth at 8.30 p.rn. ; and ai a strong north-west gale was blowing, witu heavy rain and high sea, proceeded on to Nelson; was abreast Cape Farewell at 1 p.m., March 32, and arrived at Nelson at 8 p.m. Left Nelson at 7 pm, March 23, arriving at Wellington at 0 a.m,, March 2t. Left Wellington at 5 p.m., March 2b, and arrived in harbour at 1 p.m. yesterday. We are indebted to the purser for northern tiles. The Albion sails for Melbourne, via South this afternoon.

The fine schooner Vounc Dick, from Hobart Town, with horses, arrived in harbour yesterday morning after a Tedious passage of twenty-two days. Great trouble was experienced with the horses on hoard, sixteen in number, owing to the water running short. Tlvs caused tno loss of two of the- number, and it could only have boon through the care and attention bestowed upon then that the loss was confined to that number. Captain Armiti reports leaving Hobart Town on March I, with light South-east weather, which hold for some days, and then became variable. I ho land was made to the northward of the Southwest Cape on March IU, but owing to a southeast gale coming on, was obliged to run for Cook Straits, which were entered on March lit, light westerly winds prevailing through the Struts. Cape Campbell was parsed at midnight on March 21, and the vessel lay becalmed for two days at Kaikoura. Finding tho water running short, and a southerly gale coming on, made for the btni‘B again. Cape Campbell was again sighted March 2;J; at 8 i> m. of that day a tremendous gale was encounte-ed from the North-west, which held during the night, followed by Southerly weather t, arrival of! the Heads. Two horses died on March 25. In order that the rain which fell on the deck of the vessel should not be wasted, the captain find crew mixed the bran therewith on the lee side of the deck, and then placed the mash into tubs for use as required, and had it not been for this pre aation, there is no doubt that several other of the animals would have died. The horses are the best breed of Tasmanian draught norsed, and aro consigned to Messrs Beck and Tonkg. , . _ r w The schooner Aepasia, bolougio? to Mr A. leorce, was launched from Messrs Code? nnd Dixon s slip at r A.iO p.m. yesterday, after undergoing an extentive overhaul and repairs at their hands, including a

new ironbark sternpost, new trunkway, and ironbark false keel, thoroughly caulked and recoppered and is now in as good condition and order as when 3rat launched. £he has been cleaned and painted throughout, and presents more the appearance of a yacht than a hard-working Kast Coast trader.— New Zealand Himes, March 24.

TELEGRAPH NOTICE BOARD. Arrivais.—March 26, 5.30 a.m, Wellington at Wellington from Lyttelton ; 6 a.m.. Alhambra at Wellington from Lyttelton; 1 p.m., Albion at Lyttelton from Wellington. Departures.— March 26, Port Chalmers, 10.40 a.m., Taranaki for Lyttelton.

KAIAPOI. ARRIVED. March 25—XXX, ketch, 21 tons, Clark, from Lyttelton, , „ March 25-Margarot, ketch, 2v tons, Neilson, from Lyttelton. ... T , March 25-Clyde, p.s., M’Convillo, from Lyttelton. nirOßis. XXX .- 32 tons coal. Consignees—Birch and Co. Margaret: 33 tons coal. Consignees—Birch and Clyde :36 tods coal. Consignees—Birch and Co.