SHIPPING.
TIDE TABLE, High water at Riverton Jetty full and change I, ©’clock. New Zealand mean time. Higli wßter on the Riverton Beach one hour earlier than at the jetty ; and on the bar. half-an-bour earlier.
Poet of BitEETOir. EMTBEBD I it'WARDS. Apr. SO —Eliza McPhee, 40 tons, McKenzie, from Dunedin, EXTEEED OUTWARDS. Apr. 28—Anna, 27 ton®, Tall, for DunedinApr, 30—Arrow, 10 tuns, Campbell, fo 1 ' Orepuki with stores. Apr. 30 —Rambler, 9 tons, Roderigue, for Orepuki with stores. IMPORTS. Per Eliza H'Phee, from Dunedin—<B9 pkges, Reid and Sons; 198 do, E. Acheson; 162 do., J. Parry ;■ 1 do, J. M'Leod; 1 do, J. M'Ewan ; 2 do, J. Smith ; 6 do, L. F. Clapp; 4 do, J. A. Pish; 16 do, J, L. M'Donald ; 4 do, W. G. Dodds ; 112 do, W. Roberts; 1 do, F. Locke ; Ido, M. Hayes; 58 do, E. Campbell; 12 do, 31. Lyon ; 165 do, A. Cas.sels; 1 do, J. MTnnes ; 21 do, Mrs Clark; 1 do, J. Pattispn : 60 do, D. 31‘Lood, EXPORT'S. Per Anna for Dunedin. tons old iron ; 57 Lags wool; 10 casks tallow; 82 boxes raisins ; 2 cases sundries; 250 manuka rails. 1 , —, Poet of Bluff Hakboub. ARRIVED. Apr. 24 —C.G.S. Stella, 156 tons, McKersie, from Dunedin, Apr. 86—Eingarooms, s.s., 523 tons, Chatfield, from Melbourne. Passengers—For Bluff; Messrs Harbison, Spence (2), Mackenzie, Young, and Tapper; 2 steerage, Apr. 28 —Maori, s.s,, 118 tons, Bernech, from West Coast, Passengers—Mm O’Connor and family. SAILED. Apr. 26—Ringarooma, s.s., 623 tons, Chatfield, for Northern Ports. Passengers—Messrs S.Niehol, J. Hunter, Condon, Teffley, and the “ Froliques ” troupe, Apr. 28—C.Q-.S. Stella, McEersie, for Centre Island. Apr. 29—Maori, bjl, 118 tone, Bernech, for Dunedin, The Eliza M'Phee left Dunedin on the 21st insjt. She experienced very strong winds and heavy seae, and had several times to run for shelter. It was not until Tuesday morning last that she got fairly away from the shelter of the Nuggetts, arriving here late on Wednesday afternoon. Her new owner, Mr G-. Printz, will take possession of her when the cargo is discharged. Mr D. 11‘Leod, her former owner, has purchased the schooner Maid of Otago for the EivertouDunedin trade. The district may now be congratulated upon having a fleet of coasters, capable of regularly carrying on the trade between h ore and Dunedin. The Maid of Otago is now loading for Riverton and will be despatched about Thursday next. / ' The C.Q-. S. Stella left Bluff harbor on 28tTiV inst. to convey supplies to Puysegur Point ancV _Centre Island lighthouses. It was intended that she should afterwards visit the Auckland Islands to seek for the boat’s crow belonging to the Awarua, supposed to be lost upon the Islands. The various depots of provisions, &c., will also be visited and replenished, and afterwards the steamer will visit the Snares on her way back to Dupedin.
May a.m. p.m. Saturday 1 6.20 0.45 Sunday ... 2 7.10 7.35 Monday ,, 3 8 .0 8.25 Tuesday..,.,,... 4 8..50 9.15 Wednesday 5 9.4(3 10. 5 Thursday 6 10.30 10.55 Jjridav ' 7 11.20 11.45
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Western Star, Issue 347, 1 May 1880, Page 4
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504SHIPPING. Western Star, Issue 347, 1 May 1880, Page 4
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