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Evening Star, Issue 3287, 2 September 1873, Page 2

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HIGH WATER. To-morro v. HffAm I Port Chalmees I Dunedin 12 4pS 1 I 1-21 PORT CHALMERS. ARRIVED. September I.—Alhambra, s.s., 497 tons IJnderwood, from Melbourne, via West ( oast and •NTm-fhern Ports. Passengers: Mrs Holmes, Miss Arkle, Messrs Tolraie, Hill, Gunn, Bell, Hood, Gabets, Jamieson, Hobbs, Thompson, White, and six in the steerage. September 2.-Pretty Jane, s.s., 101 tons, Christian, from Oamaru. Passengers : iwo in th AUahabad, ship, 4,180 tons, Grispin, from London. Passengers : Mrs Hobbs, Miss Collins Mr and Mrs Campbell, Mr ancl Mrs Glasson ’(ten in family), and 260 Government mumgrants. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, for Northern Ports, Sept. 4 Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, early Pretty Jane, for Port Molyneux, Sept. G J. N. Fleming, for London, September 10 Samson, for Oamaru, early Storm Bird, for Bluff, early Taranaki, for Northern Ports, September 3 Vessels in Port Chalmers Bay this day Barone: Duke of Edinburgh. At the Railway Pier— Ships: J. N. Fleming, and St. Hilda, The Harbor Co.’s s.s. Pretty Jane arrived at 2 a.m. to-day. She reports leaving Oamaru at 6.30 p.m. yesterday, with strong S.W, winds. She was taken into the floating dock this morning, for the purpose of being cleaned and M'Meckan, Blackwood, and Co.’s s.s, Alhambra arrived at 5 p.m. from Melbourne, Via West Coast and Northern Ports. Captain Underwood reports leaving Hobson s Bay at 3 30 p.m. on the 19th ; passed the Sisters at noon on the following day ; had a foe> weather passage to reaching Hokitika, on the 24th at 10 p.m. : called at Greymouth, Nelson, Wellington, and Lyttelton, leaving the latter port on the 31st at 4.30 p.m. From Lyttelton had strong head wind, with high sea. We thank her purser, Mr Jago, for Melbourne files. The fine clipper ship Allahabad, which was signalled at the Heads at 3 p.m. yesterday, was brought up by the tug Geelong to an anchorage off the railway pier at 7 p.m., after a Visage of ninety-two days. Communication with the vessel was stopped by order of the Health Officer who revisited her this morning, and cleared her at 11 a.m. Captain Crispin reports leaving Gravesend at 5 p.m. on the 31st May ; parted with her pilot off Start Point on the 2nd June ; experienced light winds till catching the N.E. trades, which were lost in lat, lOdeg. JN.; the Equator was crossed on the 24th June, in long. 29deg. W.; theS.K trades(were> light md far to the southward, until reaching lat. 17deg. S.: the meridian of Greenwich was crossed on the 17th July, in lat, 37deg. 4(hnm. S., with very light winds, ancl that of the Cape of Good Hope on the 24th July, in lat. 40deg. S.; her easting was made between the parallels of 43deg and 45deg. S., with westerly winds ; sighted Stewart's Island on the 30th August and arrived as above. Encountered very bad weather off Cape Leuwin, during which her maintopsail was carried away, and other sails Split. There were three deaths and four births on the voyage. The deaths were : 7th June, Mr Joseph Burgess, pleuro-pneumoma; oth July Mary Avery (child), diarrhcea ; and Mrs Catherine Henderson, dropsy ancl heart disease. The births were: 18th June, Mrs Stumpson, boy; 14th July, Mrs Nash, girl; 30th July, Mrs Dickson, girl; Ist August, Mrs Bone, boy. The following vessels were spoken : Bth June, Star of England, from Cardiff for Point de Galle, lat. 35deg. 33min. N., long. 19deg. 20mm W ; 10th June, Bremontier, from Bordeaux to New Caledonia, lat. 30deg. 47mm. N., long. 22deg. 30min. W.; 15th June, Ringleader, from Cardiff for San Francisco, lat, 15deg. 48mm. N., long. 27deg. W.; 16th June, Annie> M. Small, from Cardiff to Shanghai, lat. 13deg. 4min. N.,long.27deg. W.; 22nd June, llormdo, brig, from St. Übes to Buenos Ayres, lat. 2cleg. 39min. N., long. 26deg. 40min. W.; 22nd June, Cumberland, from Liverpool to Java, lat. 2deg. 30min. S., long. 26deg. 45min. W.; 6th July, Eastern Light, from Liverpool to Adelaide, lat. 23deg. 40min. S., long. 34deg. 10mm. W.; 24th July Principe Mettemich, from Newcastle to Madras, lat 38deg. 54min. S., long. 12deg. 46min. E.; 26th July, Gerald Pietre Sarratius, from Amsterdam to Java, lat. 40deg. 23imn. S. long. 19deg. 55min. E. The Allahabad comes into port very clean, reflecting credit on her officers and crew, of whom the passengers speak very highly.

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Nelson, September 2: Annie, brigantine, from London. , Newcastle : Fawn, from Lyttelton, bailed, on the 25th, Camille, for Wellington,