SHIPPING.
High Water, 7 ' to-morrow. •'•■■; HiUD9. I Pt. CrtALiiBRS. | ..; Dnvwx 10.34 p.m. | 13.14 p.m. | 0.4 f..tn _ -.-,+. ■ ■;.-"■ Fort Chalmers. , ARRrVED-JAKiTABV 16. JSttielbcrh', barque, 7CB tons, Bournor, from Newport. ~.••■,■•' January 17. Waltaki. s.a., 228 tons, Edie, from Oamara. Passengers : Misses Smith, Davis, Simpson, Messrs Dubm, Taylor, FiJler, Duncan, Wright,-; Sinclair, Goldhammer, Mollieon; and four steerage BMLKD-January 16 Martha Rcid, schooner, 78 tone, Santistrum, for Oamaru. Jakuary 17. Shwr, 8.8.. 81 tons, Wmg, for Shag Point Arawata ,'.&, 623 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne via the blult Taupo, e.8., 482 tone, Cromarty,' for Auckland, via East Coast ports. Passengers: For Akaroa—Miss T.ltman. For Lyttelton—Mesdames Wybird and G. W. Geddes, Misses Shcrwin and Sutherland, Messrs Royse, Haynes, Briggs, and Goolin. For Wellington— Mian Ruby d'Arcy, Messrs Fißh, Reid; M'Donald, Campbell, Millar (2). Beamish. For Picton—Misses Robertson. For Napier—Messrs Davidson, Robertson, J. C. Cameron. For Gisborne—Miss Bowen, Mr Johnston. For Auckland—Misses Pigbtt and Bell, Messrs George Bell, Beale; and eighteen in the steerage for ah ports. Beautiful Star, 8.8., 146 tons, Jones; forTLmaru. . 11/ M.S. ;Nymphc arrived at Wellington yesterdar afternoon from Sydney*en route for .England. She encountered a severe storm, oh Wednesday last. Browse, captain of the maintop, was lost 6vejrboard. Owing to the tremendous sea running it was impossible to reacuo him. \
The Arawata is to leav Port Chalmers at six this cveninz. it.' . ;
The Union Company's steamer Taupo, for Auckland via East Coast ports;' and the Beautiful Star, for Timaru, sailed this afternoon. " ■-. : English Shipping. The New Zealand Shipping Company has despatched the fallowing vessels:—November 20, Benares, for Otago, twenty-three passengers; November 21, Lorraine, for Wellington, twenty-eight passengers; December 2, Cape Finisterre, for Canterbury,' twenty-six passengers; December 3, Loch Fergus, tor Wellington. To follow:—December 10, Larco, for Auckland; December 14, Carmelo, for Canterbury; December 20, Clan Campbell, for Wellington; December SO, East Lothian, for Otago; December 28, Coriolanus, for Canterbury. The Benares, for Otago, fouled the ship Loch Striel off Gravesend, carrying away her jibboom and damaging her figure-head. Sailed: November 24, Warwick, for Wellington; 27, Rialto, for Otago ; Wellington, for Otago; City of Quebec, for Canterbury. SUppisg Telegrams. Oama.ru, January IT.—Arrived, yesterday: The SJhooner Clyde, from Batman's Bay, N.S.W. Auckland, January 16.—Sailed: King o*car, for Dunedin : Hoderick Dhu, 'for Doriedin. / The ship Maraval; from London; is reported on the coast. January 17.—Arrived: Stella arid Wanaka, from the South. Maraval, ship, ninety-five days out, from London. ; l . ..,.' u . . New Plymouth, January. 3.7.—Arrived <5 a.m.)' Taiaroa with the mail She sailed at 8 a.m. for Nelson. ' Wellington, January 17.—The St. Leonards leaves for London to-day with a cargo valued at LfiO.OOO. Wool and tallow form the chief items. The Wairoa is expected to leave at the same time as the St. Leonards.
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Evening Star, Issue 4953, 17 January 1879, Page 2
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447SHIPPING. Evening Star, Issue 4953, 17 January 1879, Page 2
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