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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2668, 5 September 1871, Page 2

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HIGH WATER. to-MorroW. m*ADs I Port Chalmers I Dunedin 7.33 p.m. I 8.2 p.m. | 8.47 p.m. PORT CHALMERS. 'PHIS DAY, ARRIVED, Ahuriri, from Lvttleton Emulous (at the Head) from Allday Bay HAILED. Pretty Jane, for Kakanui CUSTOM HOUSE, DUNEDIN. Tins day] INWARDS. Edward, 32 tons, Thompson, from Invercargill OUTWARDS. James Paxton, 33 tons, Grey, for Invercargill Crest of the Wave, 58 tons, Bell, foMaori, 118 tons, Malcolm, for Lyttelton PASSENGER LIST. Per s.P. Ahuriri : Miss Wamn, Miss Hopkins, Mr and. Mrs Cato and family (5), Mr M'Kinlay, Mr Brown. Mr Smith, Mr Rossbottom, Mr McLean, Mr William 3 , and Mr Cowan, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Fiom Glasgow—J. N. Fleming From New York—Agra, Belle, Sunny Region From Hong Kong—Joshua Bates From Boston —Sarah From Newcastle- Midas From Hobart Town—Acacia PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Alhambra, for Northern Ports, Sept. 28 Ahuriri, for Lyttelton, via Timaru, Sept. 6 Beautiful Star, for Bluff, Sept. 7 Claude Hamilton, for Northern Ports, September 22 Enterprise, for Auckland, early Gothenburg, for Melbourne, via Blnff,Sept. 21 Jane Anderson, for Wanganui, early Jane, for Southern Ports, early Omeo, for Melbourne, via Bluff, October G Phoebe, for Northern Ports, Sept. 6 Pretty Jane, for Kakanui, early Hangatira, for Northern Ports, early Shun Lee, for London, early Storm Bird, for Southern Ports, early Tnrarua, for Lyttelton, via Oamoru, Sept. 7 Wallace, for Oamaru, early Wellington, for Lyttelton and Northern Ports, Sept. 11 William Davie, for London, early The 8.8. Ahuriri ax-rived this forenoon with passengers and cargo from Lyttelton and int mediate ports. Captain M‘Kinnon reports having left Lyttelton on Saturday evening last; arrived at Akaroa the same night, landed passengers, took on board cargo, and Bailed the following night for Timaru; arrived there on Monday morning, r ceivecl on board 16 saloon passengers, took in cargo, and sailed for Port Chalmers at 5 p.m. lust evening, arriving as above, experienced a heavy southerly gale from Timaru to arrival. The ship Wild Deer, for London, owing to the heavy gale, was unable to proceed to sea tills morning. We understand that she sails to-morrow morning. The p.s. Wallace sails for Oamaru this evening. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH . Lyttelton—Sailed, barque Southern Cross, for Newcastle,