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Evening Star, Issue 3330, 22 October 1873, Page 2

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HIGH WATER. To-morrow. Heaps I Port Chalmers I Dunedin 3.36 p.m. I 4.11 p.m. | 4.50 p.m. PORT CHALMERS. arrived. October 22.—Lady of the Lake, s.s., 60 tons, Tall, from Timaru. Fanny, Hare, from San Francisco. BAILED. October 22. —Wallabi, 101 tons, Leys, for the B vL*,n»i. 17!) tout,. Fn.«r, for th« Bluff. Passengers Miss Dick, Miss Young Jfo, ,nd MU. TJjmbm, Mn M‘ L eod uni f»milv (4), Messrs Hume, Goldsmith, Sibbald, and iix in the steerage. T u u Maori, *. s., 118 tons, Malcolm, for Lyttelton and Intermediate ports. - Pretty Jane, 101 tons, Peterson, for the **india, 202 tons, Samson, for Launceston. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. jUMon, for Northern Ports, October 25 Alhambra, for Bluff, October 30 Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, Oct. 24 Bobycito, for Newcastle, Oct. Claud Hamilton, for Bluff. October 23 Harriet Armitage, for Sydney, Oct. -4 Jane, for Moeraki, Oct. 23. Maori, for Timaru, Oct. 28 Maori, for Lyttelton, early . Peter Denny, for London, early Pretty Jane, for Oamaru, Oct. 2j Samson, for Oamaru, early Skimmer of the Waves, for Now \ ork, early Wanganui, for Bluff, early The steamers Lady Bird, for Northern Ports; Maori for Lyttelton via intermediate ports ; Pretty Jane, for the Molyneux; and Wanganui, for the Bluff, sailed last evening. The barque India, for Launceston, sailed this m Thep S s. Samson will go into Murray’s floating dock to-morrow, for a periodical overhaul. The ».«. Wallabi, for the Bluff, sailed at 10 this morning. The 8.8. Lady of the Lake, which was successfully launched at 2 ».m. yesterday, arrived at 10 a.m. this morning. Captain fall report* leaving Timaru at 10.30 a.m. yesterday ; owing to a heavy southerly wind, put into Oamaru at 7 p.m. ; remained there until 4.45 this morning, and arrived as above. A large ship was seen off the ocean beach this morning. She may prove to be the Lady Jooelyn, 84 days, or the Caller On, 86 days from London. . Thee.*. Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne via the West Coast and Northern Ports, left Lyttelton at 7 o’clock last night for limaru and Oamaru, and will bo duo at lort Chalmots early to-morrow morning. . The barque William Ackers, previously reported at the Heads, was towed up by the tug Geelong yesterday evening. Captain Greenwood reports leaving Newcastle on the Ist inst. with moderate N.W. winds, which continued till the 4th, when she encountered a heavy gale from the eastward with a heavy sea which moderated at midnight; variables until the Bth, then strong southerly winds until the loth ; experienced a continued gale until the Isth, with a heavy rolling sea; from thence moderate weather to the West Cape, which she made on the morning of the 19th ; passsed the Solander at 3 p.m. on Sunday; Dog Island on the 20th with a fresh southerly breeze; passed the Nuggets ou the morning of the 21st, and arrived off the Heads at noon, and moored off Observation Point, where she will discharge. She brings 459 tons of coal consigned to J. and D. Findlay. We thank Captain Greenwood for Sydney papers of the 30th ult. The barque Adamant, with 150 immigrants from London, arrived in Lyttelton Harbor on Friday afternoon last. The Commissioners, on going alongside, found all well on board, and therefore passed the ship. She left Plymouth or July 16, crossing the Line thirty-three days oat, and the long, of the Cape fifty-seven days out. She made the .Snares in eighty-seven days, but had light winds up the coast, and made the Peninsula on Thursday afternoon, ninety-two days out. . On Saturday last, the weather and sea being favorable for the purpose, an attempt was made to re-launch the s.s. Lady of the Lake, and at a quarter past twelve p.m. she commenced slowly to guide down the skids towards her native element, amidst the cheers of a large crowd of spectators. Just as she, however, touched the sea, a portion of the ways having been washed away, the vessel stuck, and all hopes of re-launching her that day were abandoned. The men employed by Mr Murray, Iho contractor for the undertaking, were then set to work raising her bows by means of powerful screw-jacks, and everything was got rftAdy for another attempt at re-launching her by Tuesday morning’s tide, which was succesifuL — GattUe.

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.

Auckland, October 21.—The s.s. Phoebe arrived at the Manukau Heads from Sydney this evening, And will reach Onehunga during the night. Sailed: Wellington, s.s., for the South. Wellington, October 21 (3 p.m,).-—Sailed ; H.M.S. Basilisk. She will be absent for six weeks, and will visit every bay, harbor, and inlet in the three islands. Melbourne. —Oraeo, from New Zealand, via Newcastle, on the 11th. Cleared out Prosperity, for Hokitika, on the 15th. Stdnkt. Circe, from Hokitika ; Lalla Rookh, from Wanganui, on the 15th; Hero, from Auckland. Newcastle. —Amherst, from Napier; Camille, from Wellington ; Frowning Beanty and Ann and Jane, from Wellington. Cleared out —Eamgrove, for Lyttelton; Momento, for Dunedin; JEsk, for Wellington; Duke of Edinburgh, for Dunedin. Adelaide. —Nightingale, from New Zealand, via Melbourne.