Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4136, 30 May 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. To-nosbow. Hjins. I Pt. Chalkkbs. | Dunedin, .923p.r0. | 10.03 p.m. I 10.48 p.m - PORT CHALMERS. ABBtVSD. May 29.-—Shag, s.s,, 81 tons, Wing, from Sbast Point, Ino, s.s., 28 tons, from Moeraki and Shoe Point. i BAII.ED. May 80. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, for Oamaru. Jessie, ketch,‘29 tons, Lyders, for Invercargill Hawea. s.s , 416 tons, Wheeler, for Northern ports. Passengers: For Lyttelton Mesdames Patton, Whitmore, Messrs Edminston and Whit, more. For Wellington—Messrs Allen, M'Ghee and Henderson, For Nelson-Mr Hall, For Taranaki —Mr A. Wood. For Mahukau—Messrs W Fenwick, J. Fenwick, G. Blew, A. Blew, Williams >n. B. Farquhar, and Anstoy. For Poverty Bay—Mr Duffy. Niue in the steerage for all ports. 9 ' The ketch Jessie, which put in with cargo from Camera, took her departure this forenoon for Invercargill. . The s.s. Shag, from Point, arrived yesterday 1 afternoon and steainod up to Dtmedin with the s.s. Ino in tow, which vessel got disabled last week at oh"* , olnt OW iS.K to an accident to her boiler. 1 The barque Woodville was hauled alongside the cool toher Gr yeßtorday to tranship a quantity of The Union Company’s steamer Hawea. with cargo and passengers, took her departure this afternoon from the railway pier for Northern ports The steamers Taiaroa and Beautiful Star' will leave this evening for Timor u. ... , The p.s. Samson, for Oamani. sailed this moraine Done!Sn after the nrrival of the seven train from The ship Zuloika discharged her powder yesterday, and will be towed up this evening and moored at the railway pier to discharge. , r . shipping telegram. Ui^ W r* C - 0N ’ Ma y_3o t Phoebe, from ' , a ‘ m ' The Taranaki arrived here ai JLytteltoh. A saloon passeugei’ 1 a?? 8 8 . s to have lamped overboard ;(hotmissed tor-some .0 ««*■<! hi„