SHIPPING.

Evening Star, Issue 4955, 20 January 1879, Page 3

SHIPPING.

High Water. - ■TO-MOHROW. ' Heads. , | Pt. Chalmers. I Dunrdih 1.39 p.m. | 2.19 p.m. | 3.9 p.m. Fort Chalmers. ARRlVED— Januakt 18. Owake, schooner, 03 tcns/Laing, from Thnaru. January 19. Waitakl. a.*., 228 tons, Edie, from Oamarn. Pasengers—Mr and Mrs Ross and family (3>, Mrs Lindsay, Misses Lindsay, Rendall, Kippmhagan, Meisra U’Donald, M'Leod, and four in the steerage. Beautiful Star, i.a., 146 tons. Jones, from Titnaru Oreti, 5.8., 116 tons, M’Arthur, from the Bluff. January 20. Hineraoa, G.G.S S., 285 tons, Fairchild, from Wellington. Passengers—Hons. J. Macandrew and J. Ballance, Mrs Baflnncc. Jessie, ketch, 29 tons, Williams, from Gatlin’s River Maid of Otago, schooner, 60 tons, M’Leod, from Invercargill. Hawea, s. s., 462 tons, Kennedy, from the North. Passengers : Mesdamos Drake, Skilllcombe and child, M’Lelland and child. Jebson, Cox, Hawkes. and Dunhord, Misses Blaokadder, Maker, Thomas, Bvilley (2) Buchanan, Spedding (2), Gray, Steward (2). Messrs’ Day, Condon, L. Lyons, Smith, Laing, Heyland, Querst, Jonkyns, M’Arthur, Buchanan, Baboc, Wallace, Atkins, Fiest, Leigh, Aingcr, Captain Doncaster, and fivo in the steerage. 2 A. YLKD—January 19. Great of the Wave, schooner, 5S tons, M’Lean, for Wellington Wanganui, 8.5., 179 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff. January 20. Oeeola, brigantine, 231 tons, Davis, for Newcastle. The s.s. Hinemon, with the Southern portion of the San Francisco mails, arrived alongside the railway lier at 8 this morning, the. mails hieing immediately auded and conveyed to Dunedin by the 8.50 train The Hinemoa left Wellington at 8 p.m. on the 18th inst.; liad a light fair wind until passing -Altaroa. when she encountered a strong S.W. breeze, which continued to arrival. Captain Fairchild reports speaking, between Akaroa and. Qamaru, the ship Bebingtun. from London for Canterbury. Captain Roberta wished te be reported all well. The . schooner Owake, with 182 bales wool from Timarti, for transhipment to the Waipa, arrived on Saturday afternoon. Stripping Telegrams. Wellington, Jmuary 19.—Sailed: H.M.S Nymphe, and the ships Wairoa and Sf. Leonards, for London. Arrived; Taupo, from the South; Star of the South, from Lyttelton. Bluff, January- 18.—Sailed ; Arawata, for Melbourne ; N.Z. Shipping Co.’s ship Waitara, M’Kolvie, for London:. 4,119 bales wool, 567 bags wheat, 15 casks shells,, and five ■ passengers. Cargo value 1 at L 88,160 January 19. Arrived: Aibion, at 6 p.m. She left Melbourne on the 14th, and sails at 4; p.m. to-morrow for Dunedin. Passengers Messrs Bodkin, Kidd, Farra (2), Moopy, Young, Lewis, Gilmore, Showman, Lawrence, Barclay Cohen, Carter, Lomax, Turner, Hobbs, Perkins, Resell, South, Misses Belmont, Holmes (2), Collien (2', Barr (3), MflTenzie, Mesdomes Hall and family, Russell, Barr, Sooth and child, and fifteen in the steerage. Ship, Western Monarch (Shaw Savill and Co.), Captain Watson, eighty days from Plymouth, with 369 immigrants and nine saloon passengers for the Bluff, and cargo Jor Dunedin. Three deaths and three births occurred during the passage. Auckland, January sio.—-The Wakatipu carried 2,210 ounces of gold, valued at LIO.OOO. Shaw Savilles barque Gladys sailed for Valpariso. The Wanaka sailed at 4p m. for the South. Passengers :Mr and Mrs Armstrong, Mr and 3lra Condesham, Mrs and Miss Wilson, Mr and Mrs Irchard, Mrs Harrington, Mrs Dunnott, Rev. Mr Borrows, Misses Letch, Peacock, Mann, and Owen, Messrs Lethy, Griffith, Vivian, Masters, Fletcher, Beck, Young, Stroharo, Kennedy, Byrett, May, Steven, Quinnan, and Lloyd.