SHIPPING.

Globe, Volume VI, Issue 630, 26 June 1876, Page 2

SHIPPING.

PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weathih Report : June 26—8 a.m. : Calm, clear blue sky. Barometer—3o.46 ; thermometer, 30. High Water ; Tuesday—Morning, 8.46; Evening, 9.12, arrived. June 26—Phoebe, s.s,, 416 tons, Andrew, from Port Chalmers. Passengers—Mr and Mrs Boyd, Messrs Gill, W ood, and Foster; 12 for North. CLEARED. June 26— Phoebe, s.s., 416 tons, Andrew, for Northern ports. June 26-Alice Jane, ketch, 21 tons, Johnson, for Akaroa. The s.s. Phoebe arrived at 7 o’clock this morning from Port Chalmers. She sails North this afternoon. There was a brigantine signalled from the South this morning. A barque from the South was signalled as our express left. She may probably prove to be the Maggie Douglas, from London, now 111 days out, YESTERDAY'S. BAILED. June 24—Quiver, ketch, 17 tons, Smith, for Le Son’s Bay. Master, agent. „ , June 24—Sea Spray, brig, 296 tons, Crocket, for Newcastle, N.S.W. C. W. Turner, agent. June 24 —Australian Sovereign, barque, 353 tons, Burch, for Newcastle, N.SW. C. W. Turner, agent. June 25—Joliba, barque, 324 tons, Scouller, for Newcastle, N.S.W. Master, agent. IMPORTS. Per Pet—2s,23oft sawn timber, 18,000 sft palings, 25 000 6ft ditto, 600,000 shingles. 24 cases green fruit, 25 do tart fruit. 387 do jam, 4 bdles fruit trees. <*'ousigned to W. H. Hargreaves and order. EXPORTS. Per Euterpe—sßs bales of wool, 237 qr-bales wool, 103 pockets do, 10,980 sacks wheat. 104 cases meats, 1 package, 202 csks tallow> 37 cases do, 5 cks, 3 cases. Shippers—E. Pearce, Cuff and Graham, Levin and Co, E. H. Hunt, N. Edwards and Co, Eoutledge and Co. F. Reid, Kinross and Co. Saunders and Henderson. J. Gear, W. Kathbone, Dalgety, Nichols, and Co. Mr and Mrs Davenport and four children, Mr Grey, Masters Evans and Abbott were saloon, and Mr R. Chandler was a steerage passenger by the barque Pet, which arrived on Friday last. Three of our regular traders have taken their departure lor Newcastle, N.S.W., since our last issue was published, viz, the barques Australian Sovereign and Joliba, and brig Sea Spray.; Messrs Dalgety, Nichols and Co received a telegram from Wellington on Saturday night, stating the Alhambra was bar bound at Nelson, and would not leave Wellington till Monday afternoon, and consequently would not sail from this port till 3 p.m on Tuesday. The barque Pet, Captain Westbrook, had rather a rough passage from Hobart Town to this port, but we are happy to say lias arrived without having suffered any material injury, though she has lost some of her sails and a great portion of her deck cargo. Reports leaving Hobart Town on 11th, with light northerly winds, which continued to lat 46 S, long 156 E., when the wind increased to a gale, the glass falling no less than 1 Jin in twenty-four hours, registering 28.75 when lowest. A furious squall struck the vessel on the morning of Wednesday 18th. carrying away foretopsail (clean out of the bolt ropes), foretopraast staysail and jib (out of the gaskets). Hove ship to on the port tack and lay there eight hours, when, the glass beginning to rise slowly, Captain Westbrook resolved to run to the southward, it being too thick and hazy to attempt passing through Foveaux Straits; passed the Snares at 10 p.m that night, distant about three miles. A heavy sea struck the vessel during the night clearing away almost everything above hatches. The wind, which at this time was B.W, lasted till the vessel was within thirty miles of Banks’ Peninsula. On the 19th it fell calm, but light airs sprang up on the 22nd, enabling the vessel to reach the harbor and anchor oil'Camp Bay that night, beating up to an anchorf ge the following day. The Euterpe, owing to the wet weather on Saturday, was unable to complete her loading, but all possible speed will be used to despatch her to-day should the wind serve. She has yet to take in two lighter loads of cargo. We give in to-day’s issue her export list, from which we gather that her cargo is wortli £32,730, comprised in the following items t—--925 bales oi wool £18,500 10,080 sacks wheat 10,980 104 cases preserved meat 300 202 casks tallow 2,680 9 packages 60 £32,730 She takes three saloon passengers, viz, Captain Shields, Messrs Eldei, and J. Brodie.