Shipping.
high water. To-mobkow. I Port Chalmers Dunedin 5.5“” I “‘r- 1 ”- * 7.6 p.m. Monday. 6,31 p.m. I T.Upm. I 7.5G p.m PORT CHALMERS. arrived, November 8. —Kedcliffe, 22 tons, Maclson, from Moeraki. , Tr , . Knee 50 tons, Pratt, from Havelock. Pretty Jane, s.s., 101 tons, Christum, irom the Molyneux. November 8.-Beautiful Star, 140 tons, Hart, for Lyttelton, via intermediate ports. f Chanticleer, 180 tons, Phillips, for Hobait Town. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, for Northern Ports, Nov. 24 Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne, Nov. 1J Jane, for Moeraki, early Ladybird, for Northern Ports, Nov. lo Maori, for Lyttelton, Eov. 9 Peter Denny, for London, early Pretty Jane, for Port Molyneux, early Tararua, for Melbourne, Nov. J Wanganui, for Bluff, Nov. 11 Wild Duck, for London, Eov. 10 Wallabi, for Bluff, Nov. 10 The Spec, from Havelock, sailed up to Dunedin this morning. The s.s. Pretty Jane, from the Molyneux, arrived at 1.20 p.in. ~, Ths Duke of Edinburgh, for Newcastle, will be towed to sea this evening. _ . The Maori will leave with visitors for Ciinstchurch races to-morrow at fi p.m. The s.s. Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton and intermediate ports, sailed last night. _ The Redcliffe, from Moeraki, arrived this morning, and passed up to Dunedin. . The ketch Plying Squirrel was taken into Jackson’s Floating Dock this morning. The brig Chanticleer, for Hobart town, was towed to sea by the tug Ueelong this morning. The schooner Kate, for Patoa, came down from Dunedin this morning, and anchored m Ca (Kccomit of the s.s. Result being engaged by the Board of Health, she will not run to Portobello on Monday as advertised. The s.s. Fairy came down from Dnnedm last night Her compasses were adjusted, and she coaled alongside the barque Memento and leaves for Napier this evening. . The ships at the railway pier are nearly discharged. The Dover Castle finished yesterday; the Otago, Rokeby Hall, and Thomas Brown will be finished about Wednesday ; the Bebington will sail for the Bluff about Thursday ; the brigantine Solid commenced to discharge this morning into lighters.
THE LADY JOCELYN,
The doctor of the ship Lady Jocelyn reports to-day as follows“ We have now got into something like order, as we have got ashore food and bedding for all, and those now on the island speak of all the accommodation m terms of the highest praise, and especially of the hospital department. There are three persons under 12, one male mfunt, «uicl one lUcilc be* tween 12 and 20, now suffering from diphtheria —five in all being sick. There are one malebetween 12 and 20, one married woman, and four females between 12 and 20 convalescent. No new cases have occurred since we left the ship. The passengers on board the ship have all had their clothes thoroughly washed and fumigated to-day. The child which (lied on Thursday evening was interred yesterday, and the service read by the doctor.” The report forwarded to the Board of Health says:—“ The doctor had no hope of her (Laura Pike’s) recovery, ami does not attribute the removal from the vessel to be the cause of death. He reports another child dangerously ill; others doing well.” _ If no fresh cases occur, the vessel will be admitted to pratique on Tuesday. _________
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Evening Star, Issue 3345, 8 November 1873, Page 2
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