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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2595, 12 June 1871, Page 2

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PORT CHALMERS. This Day, ARRIVED. James Paxton, from Coast CUSTOM HOUSE, DUNEDIN. THIS DAY. INWARDS. Margaret Campbell, 122 tons, Bichardson, from Oamaru, in ballast. Master, agents Wallace,, 06 tone, Edie, from Oamani. Mills, agent. , , _ James Paxton, 61 tons, Greig, from Bluff, via Kakanui. Master, agent. Hope, 29 tons. Gray, from Allday Bay. K. Bomsay and Co., agents. . ■ OUTWARDS. Pretty Jane, 89 tons, Christian, for Bluff. J. Mills, agent. Anne, 29 tons, Haswell, for Oamaru K. FvamMills, agent. BXPECTFD ARRIVALS. From Glasgow—Wild Deer From New York—Annie, Agra, Gamecock From Liverpool—Otago PROJECTED bBPARTURKS. Beautiful Star-for Tlmaru, June 15 C'ty of Adelaide, for San Franoiaoe, July 1 Cflaulo Hamilton, fer Melbourne, via Bloff, June 14 ■ Gothenburg, for Nfrthem Porta, June 13 Hydra, for Newcastle, June 10 Bangitoto, for Melbourne, via Bluff, June 23 .Bangatira, for Northern Ports, June 13 Storm Bird for Molyneux, June 15 Taranaki, for Northern Ports, June 23

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ARRIVALS. Bluff : June 12, 11 a.m. Tararua, from Dane! in.

SAILED. Invercargill : Jane 12, 11 a.m. Storm Bird for Dunedin.

The Pretty Jane sailed ior the Bluff this afternoon, . ' , On account of the thick fog and the 'easterly sea setting in on the coast, the Maori did not sail to-day as advertised. She '■is announced to sail to-morrow, and will right on to Lyttelten if a landing -cannot be effected at Timaru. The schooner James Paxton, from the ■coast,, despite .the dense fog and heavy sea reported on the bar, arrived this morning, ifc id continued her course to Dunedin. The b’b, Kapgatira having received the visual necessary overhaul, was this morning taken out of the Floating Dock, and proceeded to Dunedin. Tb©- non-arrival -of the at the ®Wff.*pn Saturday, created, .considerable anxiety,-as from the regularity ami rapidity of her passages the Tararua hasveamed the! ■well-sustained reputation of being-the'fastesfc steamer engaged in the intercolonial trade. His Honor the Superintcndant being aware of this, shared inthe common anxiety, and on Sunday morning forwarded instructions to the authorities at Invercargill to engage the services of thes.s. Storm Bird, soas to go in search ol the missing steamer. Fortunately the telegram announcing her arrival reached herp in time to render this step unnecessary.