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Evening Star, Issue 3052, 29 November 1872, Page 2

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. TO-MORROW, j Port Chalmkkh I Dijnkop . ->M7 p.m, S 0.7 P.m. I ;5 o2 p.m. PORT CHALMERS. auk n'no. Result, from Waikouaiti. ,bmo, from Shag Point Redcliffe, from Oamaru. Samson, from Timaru. SAILED. Taranaki, for Lyttelton. Huon Belle, for Molyucux. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, for Bluff, Dec. 4 Claud Hamilton, for Northern l orts, Dec. j Dakota, for San Francisco, Dec. Id Energy, for Auckland, early J. N. Fleming for London, early Maori, for Lyttelton, Dec. 3 ~ Pretty Jane, for Port Molyneux, Dec. •» Phcebc, for Northern Ports, Dec. Fore and aft schooner from Coast passed p. s. Golden Age was laid up last night at Hunt din for periodical overhaul. The 3.3. Taranaki sailed last evening for Northern Ports. The ket ;h Huon Bello sailed last evening for tho Molyneux. The schooner Result arrived last evening with a cargo of nroducj from Waikouaiti an I passed up to Dunedin.^ Thep.s. •Sairnon, from Timaru, on arrival at 11 a.in. to-day, was placed alongside of the ship d- N. Fiemming to tranship cargo, and will sail for Oamaru this evening. We are informed, that Bradshaw’s party at Waikouaiti succeeded in capturing on the 26th inst. a black wba'e. which is estimated to yield two tuns of oil. At four o’clock this aft: moon the barque Sara Drcfus was berthed alongside the Railway dotty, opposite the K. P. Bouvene. The cutter .lane, from Shag Point ; the ketch Rcdeliffo, from Oamaru ; and a fore-and-aft coasting schooner, name unknown, arrived aud passed up to Dunedin this foienoon. „ ~ Last evening, a number ot guns were aiaebarged in the harbor, and a brilliant display of rockets and blue lights, shown by the ships d. N. Fleming ami E. P. Bonveric, m honor of the nuptials of Capt. Stevens, who ha 3 been engaged in the Otago trade for fc hc last eight years, in the ships Star of Lismauia, Otago, Robert Henderson, aud 10. P. Bonveric, during which time he has gamed the respect and esteem of those with whom he has been associated in the discharge of his duties.