ENGLISH SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4900, 31 July 1877, Page 4

ENGLISH SHIPPING.

G. Brougiiton, barque, has about two-thirds of her cargo out, and by to-morrow evening she will be a clean ship. Her cargo has come ant in good condition, and reflects creditably upon the vessel. She will commence to take in ballast on Thuruday, and only awaits orders from home as to where she subsequently proceeds. Blectra, ship, requires about CO tons of cargo before she sails. The sohoonor Blanche from the Islands, is overdue some 14 days, ami on her arrival tbj cargo will he put on board the Electra, when the latter will nail without further delay. Spikit of TUB Dawk, barque is at present anchored in the stream awaiting a berth rflic has on board about 150 tons of cargo for London, and by the time she comes alongside again, a lot of cargo will be ready. It is not expected that she will bo a full ship before the commencement of October. IOMBABDIAN, barque, arrived on Juno 2'Jth, and before the discharge of her cargo commenced, the agents of tho ship (N./5. Shipping Co.) got au average bond signed by the wiiole of the consignees. The cargo turned out much better than anticipated, and although several claims have been made, it has been decided by all concerned that the settlement will be adjusted in London. The vessel entered out at the Customs a few- daya agu for Guam, and will st.il on receipt of telegrams from home. YO3EMITE, ahip, arrived on tlie 22ud iustant and is now alongside thu Wharf discharging her cargo, which is landed in fir.;t-class condition. She will be- an empty ship by the ond oi the week, and will sail for Newcastle »hortly afterwards.