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Evening Star, Issue 2977, 3 September 1872, Page 2

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. TO-MORROW, piling I Port Chalmers J Donedir 3.67 p.m. I 4.27 Pm. 1 *A 2 PORT CHALMERS. arrived. Jane Hannah, from Coast Mary Van Every, from Havelock Luna from Wellington Wellington from Lyttelton. Rangitoto from Lyttelton. SAILED. Luna for Wellington CCSTOM HOUSE, DUNEDIN. THIS DAY,

INWARDS. "Mary Van Every, 41 tons, Dawson, from H Wellington, 262 tons. Carey, from Lyttelton Advance, 13 tons. Latimer, from V aikouaiti. Jane Hannah, 52 tons, Denchrass, from Picton, OUTWARDS. Jane, 25 tons, Walker, for Havelock Advance, 13 toria, Latimer, for Waikouaiti Wellington, 262 tons, Carey, for Bluff Rangatlra, 185 tons, Renner, for Lyttelton

PASSENGER LIST. Per Wellington, from the North Miss Colville, Mrs South. Miss Langford, Mrs Falconer and child ; Messrs South, Hoskms, Henderson, Walkdcn, Johnston, Armstrong, Carruthers, Munay, Eva. Sutton, Mothermil, India, McKellar, Moncneff, Brodie, Flew, Wrench, Mercer, Kecly, Masters Henderson (2), and eight in the steerage. Per Storm Bird, from Invercargill.— Messrs J. A, Ross, Sharp, De Beer, Wilkinson, Davis, Sergeant Paxton, Mrs Paxton and family (6). . Per Wellington, for Bluff.—Miss Langford, Mr Henderson, Masters Henderson (2), Walkden, and M'Kellar. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Albion for Northern Ports, Sept. 4 Energy for Auckland, Sept. 9 Geelong for Oaraaru, Sept. 5. Otago for London, early, Phoebe for Northern Ports, S«pt. 4 The coasting schooners Jane Hannah and Mary Van Every arrived last evening, and passed up to Dunedin. The Colonial Government’s p.s. Luna direct from Wellington arrived at 6 p m. last evening, and sailed at 8 o clock this morning with the San Francisco mails. The s.s. Wellington arrived from northern ports to-day at 8 a.m . and was placed alongside the s s. Phoebe to tranship cargo. The p.s. Dacotah will leave New York in a few days from date, via Capo of 6o»d Hope, for Melbourne, to take her p'ace in the Webb line. No expense has been spared in the outfit of this ship, with a view to speed and the comfort of her passerg rs. The arrangements are very superior to th of her consorts, the Nevada and Nebraska. It is a source of congratulation that the only obstacle to a pleasant voyage between the Colonies and this country— transhipment at Honolulu —is soon to be avoided. We shall give in our next a full description of the Dacotah that our Colonial friends may iudge of her merits. We learn from good authority that Mr Webb intends building two additional ships for this line with ail possible dispatch ; this he is enabled to do, as Congress has repealed all duties on shipbuilding material entering into the construction or repair of ships. —News of the World, July 17. , ~ A private telegram states that the baroue Eleanor sailed from Newcastle for Dunedin on the 2lstult.