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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2579, 24 May 1871, Page 2

Shipping.

PORT CHALMERS. SAILED. Storm Bird, for Invercargill. Result for Waikouati CUSTOM HOUSE.—DUNEDIN. This Dat. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Newcastle—Magellan ClouJ From Glasgow—Helenslee, Yokohama, wild Deer ' _ , . From New York —Annie, Agfa, Givrneoook From Leaden —Roslyn Castle PROJECTS) D.EPARTtJWTE. Ahnriri, for Northern Ports, June 1 BeaatifUl Star for Timarrn, May 26 Jessie Roadman, for London, Jnnfe 6 Minnie Graham, for Hong Kong, early Qm», fer Northern Perts, May 26 RangitaU, May 29 n Rangattra, for Northern Ports, June 2 Storm Bird, for Bluff, May 29 Tararoa, for Lyttelton,June 1 Taranaki, for Northern Ports, May 26 Tair<n, for Molynenx, May 27 Wallace for Molynenx, May 27 Owing to the continuous heavy P. W. gales that have prevailed for the last few days, the movements of the have been somewhat retarded. The s.s. Ta'roa for the Molynenx is yet in Port, the steamers Beautiful Star and Storm Bird that sailed for Invercargill are anchored inside the Heads waiting until the gale subsides. A ketch, supposed to be the “ Edinburgh ” that loadsi grain on the coast for Invercargill is anchored outside the Head*. There was no appearance, when our despatch left, of the ship (supposed to bo the Helenslee) that pa'sed the heads on Monday tirenoon; and should the S.W. gales continue, it may bo yet some days before she again arrives at the heads, but though there is every reason to believe that it was the Helenslee that passed on Monday last, the VOS si in passing was too far off land to bo reoognised with certainty, and it may yet pro re to have been some ship bound to a N >rthem port.

HIGH WATRB. TO-MORROW. HSAD8. 1 Post Ohaluibs | DONED1H 6.42 p.m. | * 7.12 p.m. | 7,67 p.m.