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HIGH WATER. v To-morkow. Heads 1 Eo»r Ghalliers fDuffiDis 12.58 p.m. I • 1.33 p.m. I 2.15 p.m.
PORT CHALMERS. ARRIVED. Sepi 17.—Samson, s.s., 124, tons, Edie, from Oamarii. Passengers :V Messrs Hulme, Coote, Walkden, Sanders, Galbraith, Gilbert, Fraser, and three in the steerage. Maid of Otago, 50 tons, Bain, from Havelock, ria Oamaru. Crest of the Wave, 58 tons, Bell, from Grey“SSy Ogilvie, 72 tons, Falconer, from Greymouth.v r /•?’[" ' X t r Wave, ifttons, M‘K dnzie, from Oamaru.
PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Beautiful l&ar, fOr Lyttelton, Sept. 19 Belle Auckland, Sept. 20. .for Melbourne, Sept. 19 < Ports, Sept. 20 1 PHceW, w Northern Ports, Sept. 20 , Pretty Jkne, Import Sept. 19 - Sutosbty Oamaru, Sept. 19. flWrfi&t, for Northern Ports, Sept. 23 ■ vj'f -m —i ' .• . u > Pnrt Chalmers Bay tins .dav BcHqonWv: A t. Taylor. At the Railway ,-r Ships : St. Kilda. Allahabad, Peter Denny., Jphooner j Dunedin.
The p.s.' Samson, from Oamaru, arrived at The '^hoone?^Maid of Otago, from Oamaru, arrived last night. Captain Bain reports that, on account of the heavy sea, he was compelled to slip anchor at 10 a.m. yesterday. She has on board a portion of her cargo of timber from Havelock, and will sail again the first favorable opportunity. _ , „ The schooner Greet of the Wave, from Greymonth, with a cargo of coals, arrived at 9 p.rn. yesterday. Reports leaving Greymonth on the 4th, with atrpng N.E. winds and heavy seas to Cape Farewell. She will probably sail again for Oamaru, to discharge. ... The Mary Ogilvie, with a cargo of coal, from Graymbuihv amTaithis momng; and, after a short stay, proceeded to Dunedin. Exports leaving on the Bth, and experienced fair weather on the. passage, with easterly .winds. She arrived artheHeads yesterday afternoon. Her cargo is consigned to Mr G, S, Brodrick. Tb* brig Waver pif in this morning frpm Oamaru. Captain M'Kenzie reports being oanpelladtoput to sea yesterday morning, fitowas loading theft for Auckland SHIPPING TELEGRAM.
Lyttelton, Sept. Ik—The Celestia, for the Bluff, cleared out to day.
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Evening Star, Issue 3301, 18 September 1873, Page 2
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