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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 1910, 19 June 1869, Page 2

Shipping.

PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45.48.55 south ; longitude, llh. 22 m. 36seo. east. , , . ~ , Time Ball drops daily (Sundays excepted) at 1 p.m. Port Chalmers mean time, or Ih. 37m. 3gec. a.m, Greenwich mean time. CUSTOM HOUSE.—DUNEDIN, This Dat. ENTERED INWARDS. Omeo s s, 660 tons, Calder, from Melbourne via Bluff. Dalgety, Rattray and Co, agents. _ Midlothian, 15 tons, Blaney, from Kakanui. Keith Ramsey, agent. . , Beautiful Star, s s, 125 tons, Christian, from Lyttelton, H. Houghton and Co, tgents. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Taiaroa, s s, 51 tons, Tall, for Port Molyneux. J, B. Mudie, agent. , Pioneer, 22 tons, Matheson, for Oamaru. Keith Ramsay, agent. T Glencoe, 159 tons, Phillips, for Geelong. J. M. Fisher, agent. PASSENGER LIST. Per Beautiful Star, from Lyttelton Mrs Jennings. Messrs Barr, Mathtson Paterson, Yelvin, Genie, and six in the steerage. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From London. —Undaunted, March 21. From Liverpool —Robert Kvtson. From Melbourne. —Rangitoto. From Newcastle. —Duke of Edinburgh, Ann and Jane. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Banshee, for Hokitika, early Beautiful Star, for West Coast, 23rd inst. James Paxton. Tor Grey mouth, early Jane Anderson, for Hokitika, early Keera, for Lyttelton, 22nd instLaughing Water, for Newcastle, 22nd inst. Marathon, for Sydney, early Omeo, s.s, for Me’bouroe, 21st inst. Rangitoto, for Melbourne, kc., early Wa ; nui, for Lyttelton, 2m’d inst. Wallace, p.s, for Oamaru, 22nd inst. Wellington, for Northern Ports, tarly. Wwihopai, for Invercaigill, early. VESSELS IN PORT. Akershuus. from Norway Banshee, from Pictoa Beautiful S.ar, ss, i om Lyttelton, Bengal, put back leaky Bjorviken, firm No'w ay Dunloe. iron Mr ex u-ua Geelong, p.s, Lorn ' amaru Glencoe, from Hobart Town Huoa Bede, from Ci't’m's River James Paxton, irom Riverton Jane Anderson, from Pe’orus Sound Keera, s.s, from LyrteCon Laughing Water, from Newcastle Marathon, from Boston, U.S. Omeo, s s, from Melbourne. Pampero, fi om London. Queen of the Isles, from Queen Charlotte Sound Summer Cloud, from Newcastle Waihopai, from Invercargill IMPORTS. Per Omeo, from Melbourne. —263 planks tedar, Black and Thomson ; 30 cases hair vigor, Hayman ; 7 cases glass, Chaironi; 2 cases, J. Reid ; 3 cases, 1 bale, Rose ; 416 bags bark, Flexman; 4 bales leather, Farquhar; I case, Samuel; 1 pkge, Bing, Harris and Co ; 2 bales leather, 1 case grindery, Farquhar; 2 cases soap, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co ; 23 boxes tin, 4 ovens, Hughes and Harvey; 4 rases sewing machines, Matheson Brothers ; 45 boxes soap, 150 cases kerosene, W and J Secular; 100 bags rice, Griffen; 100 do, R Wi’son and Co ; 200 do, W Staveley and Co ; 100 do, J Wbitelaw ; 64 packages sugar, Keenan ; 4 cases, 50 3-quarter boxes tobacco, 7 boxes do, order ; 50 halfchests tea, Service, Gibson and Co ; 1 case, 9 packages, T Robinson and Co ; 500 cases kerosene, Dalgety, Rattray and Co ; 1 case, Ross and Glendining ; 5 cases, Butterworth Brothers; 1 case, Bralthwaite ; 6 bales lines, 1 c?/,e, 9 bags fireclay, 2 do iron nuts, 120 ca .es kerosene, Oliver and Ulph ; 100 b'gs rice, Griffen ; Ihhd brandy, 2 c.r-casks wine, 10 cases brandy, 15 do champagne, L Court; 20 cases ginger, order; 10 cases castor oil, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co ; 1 ca.- e, Stewart and Sons ; 6 pockets bops, Marshall and Copeland ; 7 cases, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co; I case, Esther; 1 do, O,L and C Burke ; 2DO cases candles, Griffen ; 1 case leather, 3 casks pe *s, 1 do. castor oil, 1 bag nails, 2 trunks boots, 1 case, Flexman ; 2 cases, Isaacs and Marks ; 80 mats rice, 8 boxes nuts, 2 jars, Mei Wah ; 4 drums oil, Anderson and Mowat; 400 bags rice, 1 box opium, 5 packages, Low Ket; 1 case lemon, Kempthorne °Prosser and Co; 2 bales leather, Farquhar; 6 packages, M‘Gregor and Garden; 21 tiles copper, A Briscoe and Co ; 1 ease, 1 bale, A Macfarland ; 5 cases, P Hayman and Co ; 1 hhd wine, Webb, Russell and Co ; 1 case, Blythe, 16 cases fruit, Macquaid; 1 boiler, 71 packages machinery, 1 case, 1 cask, order ; 1 case pills, 11 cases, 1 cask, 20 kegs soft soap, 1 bag dye, 3 drums oil, 1 keg lime, Kempthorne, Prosser and Co ; 6 cases, Williams ; 5 tanks ma't, 6 barrels rai-ins, R B Martin and Co ; I case, 1 parcel whips, Fraser; 100 cases kerosene, R B Martin and Co ; 6 casks coffee, Gregg and Co; 160 packages sugar, 10 quarter-casks wine, 2 tanks malt, 100 cases barley 2 qr casks wine, 75 cases whiskey, 3 bales sacks, 50 cases soap, M‘Galium, Neill and Co; 2 pels books, Braithwaite ; 3 eases, Wise ; 131 half chests tea, 100 boxes do, 10 cases tobacco, Lange and Thoneman ; 4 cases onions and fruit, Dunning Bros ; 200 cases kerosene, M‘Galium, Neill and Co; 1 case raisins, 2 do twine, Lange and Thoneman ; 5 cases champagne, L Court; 4 do boots, Barnet; 20 chests tea, order ; 14 cases, 1 ck, 1 bale, 3 cases, Murray ; 2 cases, 6 ovens, 2 crates, 1 cask, 2 cases castor oil, Folkes ; 5 drums oil, 75 cases kerosene, 1 case castor oil, Mercer; 1 case, Clough; 100 cases kerosene, R Wi'son and Co ; 1 case, Begg ; 1 pci, Keam; 1 parcel, 17 pkges machinery, 70 cases kerosene, 10 do castor oil, 10 drums oil, Dalgety, Rattray and Co; 2 cases harmoniums, Begg ; 3 pkges trees, 1 parcel se-Ms, M'Gregor and Garden ; 1 case, M'Keith ; 50 bags flour, Anderson and Mowat ; 1 pci trees, Martin; 1 box, Scott; 1 case, M‘Master ; 1 box, White ; 2 cases plants, Thompson ; 1 box, Shury ; 1 pkge, Simpson, 1 case plants, Bellamy ; 100 cases kerosene, Whittingham Bros ; 3 cases wine, Flexman; 17 qr-casks, Whittingham Bros; 1 parcel; Bing,.Harris and Co; Ido, Brown, Ewing and Co; 1 do, Hanslow and Sampson ; 1 do, Lange and Thoneman ; 1 do, A H Jack; 1 do, Burke; I do, Hay ; 1 horse, order. Per Beautiful Star, from Wellington, ex warehouse under bond : 12 cases moselle, 20 do champagne, 44 do claret, 65 do, port wine, 50 do sherry wine, 46 half-chests tea. 100 cases sherry, 64 ca-es claret, 14 do moselle, W and G Turnbull and Co. Free and duty paid, from Wanganui: 20 horses, 1

donkey, 28 pigs, 26 geese, 2 pkgea earthen■ware, order. From vWULington ! 145 COliS wire, 2 cases, Telegraph Department; 2 cases stationery, Ferguson and Mitchell; 4 bales paper, 1 case do, Mackay; 8 bales do, Otago Daily Times ; 1 case stationery, Bank ot New Zealand ; 2 parcel, 2 cases scales, Bank of New South Wales; 100 kegs butter, Whittingham Bros ; 4 cases oilman s stores, Gregg and Co ; 3 cases, 1 pkge, 1 store, Bank of New South Wales ; 7 kegs butter, Gregg and Co. From Lyttelton : 3 cases bacon, R Wilson and Co ; 10 kegs butter Reids and Herbert; 14 sacks cheese, J Whitelaw ; 7 bags bacon, H Houghton and Co ; G2 pigs, order. From Tunaru : 2J sacks bacon, 2 casks do, 2 kegs lead, crate trees, order; 27 bags barley, il Houghton and Co,

EXPORTS. Per Glencoe, for Geelong, free and duty paid : 1066 bags oats, 157 do wheat, 617 do potatoes, 30 do pearl barley, 45 do oatmeal, R Wilson and Co. Per Taiaroa, for Port Molyneux: Under Arms Act—lo lbs gunpowder, Oliver and Ulph. Free and duty paid—l box, Robertson; 6 bundles turnery, 2000 feet timber, 1734 feet hardwood. Gray ; 2 cases iron, 3 kegs nails, 4 bundles spouting, R and i Haworth; lease iron, Somerville; 29 mats sugar, 1 box candles, M‘Call urn, Neill, and Co • 1 parcel, Kempthorne and Co ; 4 boxes tea’ 10 cases kerosene oil, 30 b&g«l oatmeal, 8 cases, 1 pkge, 1 bag, 3 cases geneva, Mackerras and Co; SO bags coal, Guthrie and Asher; 15 bags sugar, 20 do flour, 30 do salt, 2 tons wire, Reids and Herbert; 6 iron pots, I coil rope, 25 sheets iron I bundle spouCng, Ido ridging, Oliver a , Ulph ;-0 ba"s flour, Service, Gibson, and Co; 3 bundles iron, Oliver and Ulph; 2 bundles spouting, 1 case iron, 1 pkge, R and T Hawor.n ; 1 pkge, Blakely ; 57 sheets iron, Hyslop rnd Wri'dit; 1 kog screws, Hunter and Good - feUow ; I keg oil, 1 do white lead, Dnlgety, Rattray, and Co; 1 parcel, MLiskey; 10 cases geneva, R B Martm and Co; 7 cases glass, H S Fish and Son; I iron box, 1 pkg, Briscoe and Co; 2 half-chests tea, Blythe; 1 bundle, 150 sheets iron, 4 kegs nflils, K and T Haworth ; 28 boards, Guthrie and Asher ; 1 door, Bennet and Wedderspoon ; 1 bundle trees, Law, Somner, and Co.

The s.s. Beautiful Star, Oapt. Chris»?.an, le.i Wellington at 12. SO p.m. on Monday; passed Cape Campbell at 4 p.m., wind blowing half a gale from N.W. : at 5 p.m., the wind veered round to S.E., and had vo run hack tb Cape Campbell; stated Agam at 7 oclock next monvng, with fresh northerly breeze ; passed the Ka’kouras at 3 p.m., when another southerly gale was experienced ; kept t eves.-el s head -o it all the time, until Ba, m., when the gale moderated, and arrived at Lyrtteltop at 2.00 p.m. on Wednesday ; left that port yesterday at 4. A) p.m., and arrived at Port Chalmers tips morning at daylight. We are indebted to Mr Hougnton, the puxser, for Northern files.