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Evening Star, Issue 2822, 5 March 1872, Page 2

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high water. to-morrow. Husain I PORT CHALMERS 1 "DDNKDXH 16p.m. I 1.36pm. I 2.21 p.m. POET CHALMERS. Jane Anderson, from Havelock s\ LED. Iris, for Newcastle Tropic, for Callao Wallace, for Oamaru CUSTOM HOUSE, DUNEDIK. this day. INWARDS, . Anne, 29 tons, Harwell, from Mooraki Pioneer, 23 tons. Matheson. from’lnvercargill Clairellen, 434 tons, King, from Cardiff o< TWARDB. Alice, 14 tons, Tall, for Charleston Wallace, 36 tons, Edie, for Oamaru Beautiful Star, 126 tons, Hart, for Timaru Albion, 591 tons, McLean, for Lyttelton Wanganui, 165 tons, Linklater, for Camara PASSENGER LIST. Per Albion, for Lyttelton. -Meww Davidlon, Gilchrist, and Dungar, and 6 m Wanganui, for Oamaru.—Mre Treeweek, Mr and Mrs Meers and 4 children, Mrs Campbell and 2 children. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. From Glasgow, Margaret Galbraith From Liverpool, Mendoza . , _ From New York, Alice Bell, Nehdmiah Gibsen. , _ From Hong Kong, Lady Turner From West Australia, Our Hope, Pakeha PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne, via Bluff, of Dunedin, for London, March 25 . Defiance, for Kakanui, March 5 Fiery Cross for Westport, early Gothenburg, for Lyttelton, March 8 Gothenburg for Melbourne via Bluff, March lo Jessie Headman for London early Lady Turner for Hong Kong early, Nebraska for Northern Ports, March 15 Rangitoto for Melbourne, via Bluff, March b Rangatira, for Lyttelton, March 7 Seagull for Hong Kong, early. Storm Bird for Invercargill, early Wallace for Oamaru, March 8 Warrior Queen for London, March 30 Wellington, for Northern Ports, March 9 Whirlwind, for Sydney, March 11

the clipper schooner Jane Andersen, Captain J. Chambers, which arrived yesterday in the lower cross channel with a cargo 4f 70 000 feet of timber from Havelock, consigned to Messrs Guthrie and Asher, beat op with this forenoon’s flood, and anchored at the Port. Captain Chambers reports sailing from the Sound on the 21st ult,; encountered a north-west gale, and had to run back for shelter. On the wind moderating beat to Ketft Bay, and anchored. Left there on the 26th, and carried a fine north-west breeze to the Kaikoras. On the 28th, at midnight, was abreast of Akaroa. Light variable winds followed until 2.30 p.m. on the Ist, when a sudden shift of wind to the south-west carried away the maintopmast and outer jib, and split the mainsail, foretopsail, and inner jib. It being then necessary to keep away, bore up for Oamaru, the barometer indicating 29deg. 65tmn. Sailed again on the 3rd in company with the Bckooner Dagmar, the brigs Wave and Alarm remaining at anchor off Oamaru ; met with strong south winds with a heavy sea until arrival at the Heads. The schooners Caledonia and Dagmar, and a ketch supposed to be the Flying Squirrel, from the Coast, were to-day anchored outside the Heads. „ , , The barque that sailed hence on Saturday for the Bluff put back last evening to the anchorage at the Heads. The brigantine Ottawa, coal laden, sailed for Oamaru this afternoon BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. jlkbtved. Timaru-March sth, 12.30 a.m., Eangitolo from Lyttelton.