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Otago Witness, Issue 801, 6 April 1867, Page 10

„: • i..:;a,v l,'i ,*.£ *. » •■:"< * . t ,l -It V 3ii.ii.*W-ASP«a..T . . .1.1 i ■ ", '.nAIA J»rr?Deedenion8 4 fiß2 tons<X>eßlandeß, « <^>m> Lgpdon r with cargo <and- .pasien,««s.' ,^. B.^lartin, and Co., agents. ... Isabelh, 2,56, tbns^Mackersey, master, from '^Bfsmurne/wiilicargo'.'Dalgety, Aattnjr and r^ageflk ( . - ".; " ' , M ; -■ -- - v - \ OTJtWAJIDS. '" ia>tU Qaeen,"9Bß tpDP, Wilson,' ' muster, for London „with cargo, and passen- " jgers'J f< l?alget^; Battray" and Co, agents. C»lenoJ ; 7O2 tons: Kenaut, toaster, for Lbn- > ifak wittt cargo, gold, and passengers. B. B. 'ujfartin and 00,-6 gents. •' - :/ .A©!il r %*~CollingT!roda;4s7 tons, M'Kinuon, .jqwateri for Newcastle, 3Sf;S.W.i in ballast. ; liUater, agent. , ,_,, _ IKWABDS— COASTWISE. , "MEarch 80.^Pioneer, 23. tons, Souz», mafr . ter, from Oamara and Moeraki, with cargo. JV<Joxhead, agent. ; , Geelong, 137 tons, Hart, master, ftom Lytieton, 5fC. with cargo sad passengers, " "Kojse^MudieandCo., sgents. . . ' April I.— Dunedin, 66 tons, Stewart, master,' from Oainaru, with cargo. Master, ■ tttent.' L • Lebnidas, 111 tons, Bell, master, from the 'Bluff, with caTgo. M'Callum, Neill and Co., ■gent*. ' v .. ;. Anne, SO tons, Bussell, master, from 4&Ma&ru, with cargo. Keith Ramsay, agoat. , , Mope, ' tond, Matheson, master, from •Oanwa, with cargo. Keith.Ramsay, agent. . . .Matilda IJayes, 20 tons, Bowes, master, ifom Shag Point, with cargo. Keith Bamsay, agent. *l William Miskin, 115 tons, Black, master, 3rom Hoktt&a7Ke:,~wnh~elrgo and paßsengets.- - B. 8,. Martin and Co., agents. April' 2— Mary' Ann Christina, 38 tons, 'Bitchiejmaster, from Oamaru, Keith Ramsay, sgent. s ' " . April 3— Breeze, 47 tons, Johnston, master, irom Havtlock, with "cargo. Fiaher Bros, - agents. , April 4— Tararna, 523 tons, Hazley, master, from the Bluff, with cargo and passengers. G. 8. Brodrick, agent. . April s— Edward and Christopher, 24 tons, ZEekhoff master, from Oam*ru, with cargo. 3T. Coshead, agent. OUTWARDS— COASTWISE. April .2 —South Australian, 436 tone, H. Jackie, master, for Bluff Harbor. Boyse, Mudie And Co., agents. Planet, 26 tons, Bain, .master, for Wanganui. Dalryraple, jun. and Co., agents. Celt, 42 tons, Sullivan, master, for Oamarn. 3s. B. Martin and Co., agents. Canterbury. 74 tons, Bowton, master, for Itfitelton. W. and G. Turnbull and Co., agents. April 4 — Keera, 147 tons, Joyce, Master, iot Hokitika and the Grey, with cargi and jassengers. W. H. Joyce and Co, agents. ■ Mary Anne Christina, 38 tons, Ritchie, anaster, for Timaru, with cargo. Keith Bamsay, agent. - April s— Tararua, 523 ton?, H-Jgley master, lor Northern Ports, with cargo aud passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. Elizabeth Curie, 76 tons, Keenan master. for Hokitika, with cargo. H. Houghton and Co., agents. Tairua, 51 tons, Yull master, for the Molyneux, with cargo. Koyse, Mudie and Co., agents. PORT CHALMERS.— APRIL 5. ARRIVALS. Fly, cutter, Hill, from Oaraarn; passad up. . Schooner (supposed Fhoenix), from Hokitika: passed up. DEPARTURES. Celaeno, ship, 702 tpns, Renaut, for London, with wool, gold, and passengers. R. B. Martin and Co., agents. Tararua, ss., 522 tons, Ht=zley, for Northern Ports, -with English Mails, cargo, and passengers. G. S. Brodrick, agent. ASTRONOMICAL NOTES FOR APRIL. New moon occurs on the 4th. first quarter on the 11th, fall moon on the 18th, and last quarter on the 27 th. The moon is neares tb.e earth on the Bth, and furthest fr^m it on the 23rd. She is near Jupiter and Venus on the morning of the 2nd, when the appearance presented by the three will be very beautiful, and well worth the getting up a little before Bunrise to see. She is near Mercury oo tha 3rd, near Mars on the 11th, Saturn on the 20th, and Jupiter again on the 29th. . Mercury is a mo'Eing siar, nearly on the ■equator, and at its greatest western elongation on the 23 rd. Venus is still a morning star, and well placed for observation. . Is passing through the constellation Aquarius, and on the equator at the end of the month. Mars is an evening star, and may be seen In the northern sky ; but sets early, en account of the horizon in that quarter being limited by the biUs. Jupiter is travelling westward among the Stars, and passes Venus on the Ist. ! - Saturn is visible moat of the night, and is j .Tir^ll placed for observation. ■ The " Southland Times " states :— " Between fifteen hundred and two thousand -persons travelled by the Bluff Railway during what we may call • the Governor's week.' It is" gratifying to be able to state that no accident of the slightest importance occurred. "When it is considered that the line has b-«n bo recently opened, that things have scarcely «ot into regular workir g order, the railway management may well be complimented on xbemanner in which it stood the teat of actual practice."