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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2287, 5 September 1870, Page 2

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PORT CHALMERS OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 45.48.55 south; longitude, lit. 22m. .Msec, east. Time Ball drops daily (Sundays excepted) at p.m. Port Chalmers mean time, or In. -nm. ec. a.m, Greenwich moan time, PORT CHALMERS. ■ : ARRIVED. ... Phcebefrom North sailed; Fawn for Lyttelton Achilles for Newcastle HIGH WATER. TO-MORROW, Heads’ I Port Chalmers I Dunedin ; 12,35 p,m. I 1.5 p.m. 1 1.50 p.m. CUSTOM HOUSE.—DUNEDIN. This Dat. CLEARED OUTWARDS. Archer, 056 tom, Purver, for Sydney. Bates, Sise, and Cc* , : > 'Maori, 118 tons, Malcolm, for Lyttelton, J. . : -ENTERED INiVARDS. ’.Tames Paxton, 61 ton?, Oreig, from MolyOhrl.H» f,.m Lyttelton. H. Houghton and Co, agents J Pbcehe, 416 tons, W.orsp, from Lyttelton. ~ . .(} 8 Brodrick, agent, • Taranaki, tons, Wheeler, from Lyttelton. tons, Mathcson, from Walkouaiti. K Ramsay, agent. ■ ' l; ' passenger LIST. • ■ joL Beautiful Star from North—Mrs Scott, BTeflars Winter, Pa-yim, Graham, Kicsier, onutn, /■ ’ from North- Mrs Baldwin, Miss ■Ferfftr, Oapt. Baldwin, Miss Anderson, Neave, Miller M.HiR/, Matheson, Armstrong, Muscrave, and Ferrar. , , r Per Taranaki from North-Mesm Men***. ' Bxuce, Beath, Malcolm, Mr and Mis Bead, o children and two servants; 17 in steerage. 'EXPECTED ARRIVALS, ' From Glasgow—W illiatn Davie ' • , 'From Loudon - Englands Glory, Peter Denny, May Queen. ' Front Liverpool—Grace Gibson From Hong Kong.—Prospector . PROJECTED DEPARTURES. !: Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, 6th inst. • Claud Hamilton fob Northern Ports, J9th for Northern Ports, Ist October ■ - Hope, for Molyneux, 7th inst. •Maori, for Lyttelton, early. Phoebe, for . North, 6th September . LJkangitoto, for Melbourne via Bluff, Ist . ' C Taranaki; for 6th September Tararua, for Melbourne via Bluff, 16tb Sept. Wainui, for Melbourne, early. Wallace,; for Oamaru, 6£h insk r ; ,B7 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. SAILED. Nelson; 4th Sept., midnight, Airedale for North. . . b A Passenger ” writes as follows In ’ ‘ the Mapping columns of your contemporary this morning a gross mis-statement appears. It is stated that the s.s. Phrebe took ground at Taranaki, and thereby met with an accident which detained her. I, as a pisseriger by the Phoebe, contradict that statement ; and OS to the cause of the detention of tbc. i’ , Phtebe, I may say that at the request of Jthe General Government she was kept at Wel- .. lipgtpn lour days for the convenience; of members. This is the true cause of her detention, and; not that, stated by your con;tepipomjD.”