PORT OF HOKITIKA
High Water [(this day)-12.41 a.m.; 1.l p.m. PHASES OF THE HOON,—SBPTHMBKH. Calculated for New Zealand, Mean Time.
Perigee, 12th. Apogee, 25th. ■ZPBOTBD* ARRIVAT.U. Albion, from Dunedin, this day. Charles Edward, from northern ports, this day. Wanganui, from Dunedin, early. Lizzie Gay, from Lyttelton, early. PROJBOTBB DBPABTDRRH. Wallace, for southern ports, this day. Albion, for Sjdney, Newcastle, and Melbourne, tbit day. Charles Edward, for northern ports, Sept. 24. VESSELS IH POST, Wallace, Waipara, Annie Wilson, and Lieness.
There was no- shipping bminesa done at this port yesterday, in consequence of the heavy sea rolling home. Commander Edwin wired- the following weathergram, marked "urgent," yesterday morning; — <'Bad weather is expected from north-east to north and west; glass fntther fall, likely to go down four-tenths ; heavy sea within 12 hours. " Later—" Expect high floods within 24 hours."
The Albion sailed from Nelson yesterday at 11 o'clock, direct for the Coast, she will arrire here this forenoon and will be tendered by the Waipara, which leaves the wharf about noon.
Few Moon ... 'irsfc Quarter ... 'ull Moon iast Quarter ... v. n. m. ... 5 425 a.m, ... 12 5 57 a.m, ... 19 3 la.ni, ... 26 10 41 p.m
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West Coast Times, Issue 3580, 23 September 1880, Page 2
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194PORT OF HOKITIKA West Coast Times, Issue 3580, 23 September 1880, Page 2
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