SHIPPING.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LI, Issue 5609, 15 February 1879, Page 4

SHIPPING.

- LYTTELTON. ARRIVED. -Feb, ■U—Beward, schooner, 41 tons, Westlake, from Motanau. Master, agent. Feb.J.4—Derwent, brig, 221 tons. Brown, Irons Haipara. C. W. Turner, agent. Feb. -M—-St. Hilda, s s., 174 tons, Flowerday, from -Wanganui. Koyse, Stead and Co., agents. Passengers—Messrs Keith, M'lntosU, and C-x. CLEARED. Eeb. 14—Edith Kcid, schooner, 71 tons, Forman, for Waitapu. Cut! and Graham, agents. Fob. 14—Ware of lute, schooner, 73 tons, Herbert, for Havelock. Master, agent. -Feb.. 14 —Florence, barque, bO9 tons, Houston, ■for London. Itoyse, stead and Co., agents. • IMPORTS. Derwent: 127,000 ft timber. Consignee—J. T. Drown. . St-Hilda: 50 head cattle, 200 sheep, 112 pigs. Consignee—Order. exports. . Florence; 9052 sacks when*, 551 Wes wool. Shippers—Eoyse, Sttad and Co.; f. Cunningham «nd Co.: N. Z. L. ana M. A. Co.; Hay ter and Wharton. The barque Sunbeam was towod out iuto the ■stream by the p.s. Titan last evening. The barque Methvon. from New.astlc, is ex.pected by Mr C. W. Turner. , A brigantine from the North was signalled last 'flvezdiifr* »he schooner Howard, from Hotanau, arrived Jnst evening. The ■ handsome barque Mennock has been chartered by the-Hew-Zealaud Shipping Company •to load for London on completion ot the discharge ot her-inward > argo. , , < Ufc6 stAiMßtirs Hiivea, -from Port Chalmers, wu WcnnW from Aucfclaud aud East Coast, are duo •liere this morning. The Hawea sails for Auckland 4vad Hast Const, and the Waaaka tor Port Chalmers Derwent, Capt. Brown, left Kaipava on Feb 3: ,h*d light northerly winds to Cook Straits. ,On Sunday, Feb, 9,had stro g southerly gale j put Into Port Underwood for shelter. Lett again on Wednesday, and had light northerly winds to Kiriial in harbour yesterday morning. According to telegram received by the New AeaJaud Shipping Company (Limited) yesterday, it appears that the Stad Haarlem (s.) only left 11) mouth .onFeb. 12. -She conveys 600 immigrants, and may be expected earl, in April. No reason is given for tke.dttlay in despatching her, , . , .ThaN.Z.S. Company’s ship Pareora, from Auok-Jasd-on Oct SI, has amv-d ot London. . The Hurunai, from Port Lyttelton, has arrived sat Bluff Harbour. A largo ship with painted ports is reported as passed Otagi Heads, bound North, last night. This-will piobably be the Piako, 47 days out Cram Pernambuco. , ~ Xhe.s.s. St Hilda, Capt. Flowerday, left Waagamni at.l p.m. on Wednesday, and had ime weather «i/>r.o. to arrival, in harbour at 7.30 a.m. yesterday. The St Hilda returns to Wanganui at ■6 p.-m. to-day. ■TTTF BARQUE FLORENCE, FOR LONDON. Xheiine barque Florence,. Capt. Houston, cleared at the Customs lor London yesterdav, wrth a cargo «f wheat and wool valued at £20,050. She was ■.towed out . into the stream by the p.s Lyttelton on Thursday night, and will sail for London to-day. FOKT OF LYTTELTON. High water this day tSitnrday. Feb. 15)— Joining, 1 5; thermometer, 62.00. Wind, north-east breeze; styolear. TELEGRAPH notice board. Arrivals.—Fob. 14 .- New Plymouth 5 a.ra„ Taiafrom Onehunga with San Franc sco mail; Wellington 7.50a.m., Hingaroima from Lyttelton. Departures.—Feb. 11: Wellington 3 pm., STanaka for Lyttelton; Port Chalmers 2.35 p.m., Hawea for Lyttelton. TIM ABU. SAILED. Feb U—Owiie Bell, schooner, for Dunedin. Feb. 14— Glimpse, ket.h, 39 tons, Baker, for DuuSHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Weelisgtos, Feb. 14. Arrived—Eingaroomo, from the South; Wanaka, from the North. Sailed Wanaka, for the South. Passengers— Mesdamea West aud Floyd, Messrs Robertson. Ball. Nathxa, aad Stansfield. „ , ~ Gertmocth, Feb. 14. Arrived—Star of the South, from the North. Oakabc, Feb. 14. Arrived—lsabella Fratt, from Napier; Endeavour, from Havelock. Sailed—Prince Bupert, for Invercargill. w Poet Chalmers, Feb.JU. Arrived-Beautiful Star, Maori, Timaru. Sailed—Arawata, via Bluff for Melbourne. Pas-sengers-For the Bluff: Mr Watson- For MelboSne • Mrs Btownville and children, Mesdames Peterson. Marsh and 2 children, Fogarty, Misses V«ttit and Hill, Mr and Mrs Jones, Messrs Manro. Peterson. Jacobs. Boss, Soonllar, M'Leod, and 14 steerage. ENGLISH SHIPPING. (Froa the Earaptan Mail, Dec. 20.) Tie ship Orthe3, bound here, landed her pilot off the Stvt Pu-int on Nov. 22. , _ , Tho Duke of Argyll, ship, reached Gravesend on Dec. 17. from this port. The Ayethusa, from Cardiff for Lyttelton, was spoken on Nov. 19 in 48 north. 11 west. The Albatross left Cardiff, bound here, on Dec 17 The Columbus reached Gravesend on Dec. 16. The City of Quebec sailed from London for Lyttelton oh Dec: 3. the Capo Pinieterre on Deo. 2. and the G. 8.5.. 572 tons, from the Downs. Dec. 15. The Coriolanufl, 1046 tone, and the Himalaya, 1008 tons, were loading at London, and the Ooroißfrydol 846 ton® ** fifascow. ween the mail leit.

FABSESOEE LISTS. Per New Zealand Shipping Co.’s Cape Finisterre (Captain William Bobwtson), from Loudon, Dec. 2.—For Cant ?rb ary (N Z), consigned to the New Shipping Company (Limits!): Saloon— Mr Eobert J. Howard and Alexander Leslie. ga/vmd cabin—Mr G. S. Clumbers, Mrs Chambers, McJamMPle akTilr s Fleck, Mr James Fleck, jnn.. yriw Jessie Fleck, and Mr Albert E. Lewis. Steerage—William Sparrow, Alfred F. Lowe, Jabez Ehodea, Eliz. Dart, Beatrice Dart, Edith E. Dart, a TscmonEer Arthur C. Applm, Wm, Atchmson, Edith Smith, Frances Smith James Tucker, Alfred Smith, John Lane, Owen M'Kezma. and James Ledger. . Per Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co. a City of Quebec, (Capt. Falconer), from London, Dec. 3—For Canterbory (N.Z.): Second cabin—Edward A. Cogan, B. Cogan. Henry C. Stewart, Mary Stewart, Alfred James Sierdet, and Alex. Owen. LATEST FREIGHTS. . Hi® tonnage loading on the berth at LonQOO t Dec 10 for India, China, and the Cape of Good Hope, amounted to 24,612 tons, and for Australia and New Zealand to 31,333 tons. London, Dec. 20.—Homowaxd-bonnd ships continue to arrive slowly, and tonnage is in demand lor the Colonies and the East, both from London and the coal porta

hibitixe sews. The Saturnu* (Schade), armed at Queenstown, from Levaka, reports: -Between 52 and S 3 west, and a south, passed several icebergs about 200 ft high, Dec. 3. Passed a waterlogged vessel, dicsupposed her to be barqae-rigged, painted black, white houses forward and alt, lat, 45 north, Renfrewshire arrived at Queenstown from Port Chalmers, reports Nov. 12, lat. 10 south, long. 33 west, picked up a long-boat, marked on stem Piako, of London. The Columbus (Eason), arrived in London, from Canterbury, New Zealand, reports that on Nov. 5, in lat. 21 north, long. 32 west, she spoke the North America. (American), from New York to Yokohama, which had lost three topgallant masts and suit of Mila, Oct. 15, in a gale, and gave her a piece of pomp leather; and on Nov. 6, in lat. 22 north, long. 33 west, she spoke the Bianca, of and for Liverpool, from Rangoon, 138 days oat, short of bread, a quantity©? which was sent on board. The ship Warwick left Plymouth on Nov. 30 for Wellington with the following immigrants for Lyttelton and Timarn, Por Lyttelton.—Families -■Davis: Edwin3B,Esther3s, William 12, Agnes 10,Katefl, Emma 1; Gille pie: David 41, Bridget 43, William J. 11; Johns: Joseph 33, Ann 80; Haekay: Murdoch 22, Margaret 22, William 1; Byan: John 27, Johanna 22, Mary 5, Bridget 4, Timothy 2, Martin 1. Single Men—Aitken, William 20; Cor, Charles Henry 23; Crean, Thomas 20; Murphy: Michael 28, Maurice 22; M'Grath, Michael 22: Prince, Stmuel 23; Bogers, Thomas 35; Delahnnt, Joseph 20. Single Woman—Delabant: Hollie 24, John A. 2, William 1: Stott: Susannah 32, Annie 3, 'William H 2. Por Timarn:—Family— Broman: Cornelius SO, Ellen 60, Johanna 19. Mary 18. Slagle men Brosoahan: John 21, Patrick 19, Edmond 17, Elliot, James, 23; Hayes, Timothy, 29; Kennedy: James, 19, John 18, M’Shane, Michael 19; Boutko, Denis, 20; Cody, John 20; Hanfln, Michael 20. Single women—Cody, Eliza, 80; Scanlon: Lizzie 18, Honora 20. The ship Boyne left Plymouth on Nov, 18, and is now doe with immigrants. THE BTAD HAAELEM. The following particulars are .given in the prospectus published at Home, with regard to the Stad -"The Stad Haarlem is a magnificent ship, registering 2729 tons, built in 1875 under special survey, by Messrs A, and J. Inglifc Glasgow, tor the Dutch East India Mail Service. She is propeUed by engines of 450 horse power, constructed with all vim modem improvements, has six watertight compartments,whilst her fittings and rigndmlrably adapt machinery, and always making rapid passages. The passenger accommodation is all under a spar hurricane deck; her saloons and cabins are thoroughly ventilated, and there is ample space for exercise on the grand upper deck, which extends right fore and aft. The arrangements to the comfortable acoomof all classes of passengers are excellent, the vessel In this respect belngperfeotly appointed, having bath-rooms, smoking-rooms, lounges, and ladle? boudoirs. The fittings of the first saloon are superb, and all the cabins are provided with beds, bedding, linen, Ac. The table will be supplied on the most liberal scale with fresh meat, poultry, Ac. An extra staff of stewards may be relied on; also a stewardess. She visits Port Chalmers, Wellington. and Lyttelton as the port of departure. AMERICAN SHIPPING. The barque Albert cleared out at New York on Nov. 6, to Wellington and Lyttelton. The follow. Ing is her cargo for this port:—ss cases agricultural implements, 11 cases shovels and spades, 65 cases axes and hatchets, 18 kegs nails, 97 cases general hardware, 6 packages wooden carriage mator'a I *, 100 oases mazena, 501 barrels dried apples, 10 ease* lobster, 10$ tierces 20 cases tobacco, 4l nests tubs, 86 doz washboards, 620 boxes clothes xfmyiv onto general domestic woodenware, 27

cases handles, 12 cam's chairs, 4 cases h-oome, 9 oases olocks,lTO barn la min, 50 ca es spirits of turpentine, 13 packages pumps, 146 easesgeneral merchandise. 2 oases lard oil, 1 hale cotton, 73 puokages seed, 45 stoves. ... . The barque James A, Borland, which lisa reached Pott. Chalmors'frMn New iPcok, has the following cargo for here :-r-2 cases forts, 3a cnies agricultural implements," 12 cases thov.li and spades, 122 oases general hardware, 26 carnages and waggons, 34 pkgs wooden carriage annteriils, 31 cases sewing machines, 21 oases maiseno, 9 oases l ibsters, 5 i-tiorces, 5 cases tobacco, 1 case bandies, 307 cases chairs, 180 cases brooms, 5 cases clocks, 850 cases kerosene oil,2ocases spirits of turpentine. 100 brls plaster, 26 o ises organs, 6 racks churns, 46 oases general merchandise. 48 oases furniture, 1 case whips, 8 oases Tarnish, 18 oases shots, 11 cases tools, 1 92 pkgs drills, 10 bdla hair, 55 oases furniture, 23 bdls seed, 10 pkgs windmills. The barque fredericka and Carolina cleared at Boston for Dnnedvn on Not. 2.