Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3353, 18 November 1873, Page 2

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. To-morkow. FT e ads I I’okt Chalmers I Dunedin 1.35 p.m. I 2.15 p.m. j 3 p.m. PORT CHALMERS. arrived. November 17.— Pretty Jane, twin screw, 101 fcois Paterson, from the Molyneux. Pas- ■ Bisters; Messrs Edwards and Phillips. Excelsior, 92 tons, Joiner, from Kaipara. November IS. —/iior, (»7 toiw, Micklujohrij from Mahurangi. SAILED. November 17.—Bebmgtou, 893 tons, Bruce, for the Bluff. e v m x Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons, Leys, for tne Bluff. November 18.—Samson, p. s., 124 tons, Ldie, for Oilman!. Passengers': Mrs Croaker and family Mrs Gissinson, Miss Thomson, Messrs Findley, Forbes, Woof, Evans, Kyle, Wood, Driscoll, Norman, and six in the steerage. Nicoline, 341 tons, Ahlman, for Newcastle. Wild Duck, 735 tons, Baillie, for London. Pioneer, 23 tons, Matherson, for Shag Point. Wellington, 201 tons. Carey, for the North. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Craig, Mrs Smith, Messrs (-ampbell and Dick. For Wellington - Messrs Stoddart, Stamper, and Coote. For Hokitika—Six Chinese. Redcliffe; 22 tons, Halford, for Moeraki. Bencleuch, 66 tons, Henry, for Napier. Flying Squirrel, for the Coast. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Albion, for Northern Ports, Nov. 24 Claud Hamilton, for Melbourne, Nov. 19 for Auckland, Nov. 22. Jane, for Moeraki, early Peter Denny, for London, early Pretty Jane, for Port Molyneux, early Tararua, for Melbourne, Nov. 27 Wanganui, for Bluff, early •Wellington, for Northern Ports, Nov. 18 Vessels in Port Chalmers Bay this day Ships: Peter Denny, Lady Jocelyn, Dover Castle. Barque: Columbus. Brig: Ziska. At-the Railway Pier-Ships : Rokeby Hall, Otago, May Queen. Barques: Cesarewitch, Lady Agnes. In the Floating Dock—s.s. Lady ol the Lake. Schooner: Oreti. The topsail schooner Zior, from Mahurangi, arrived last night, and passed up to Dunedin. The coasters Jane Hannah, for Gatlin’s River, and ketch Flying Squirrel, for Waikava came down from Dunedin this morning. The steamers Wellington, for Northern Ports Maori, for Lyttelton and intermediate ports,’ and Pretty Jane, for the Molyneux, sail tills cvcntncf. The p.s. Samson left the old jetty at 8.20 a.m. for her usual trip to Oamaru. She will return early to-morrow, and leave again tomorrow evening with visitors for the Oamariv Sh One family, named Cotterill, five in number, were released from the Quarantine Island this morning. The three patients on the Island are progressing favorably. There will bo one more family liberated to-morrow. The S.W. wind which prevailed this morning enabled the German barque ; Nicoline, for Newcastle, to sail out; likewise the Pioneer, for Shag Point. There was no arrivals this morning, and no signs of any of the Home vessels now due, which make the port very dull as far as the shipping is concerned. Early this morning the p.s. Golden Age transhipped 70 bales of wool which arrived by the train for the ship Peter Denny, which is now loading in the stream. Upon the arrival of the 7.J0 tiain the p.s. Samson took on board a number of passengers who arrived by the train, and left for Oamam at 8.20 a.m. Messrs Jackson Bros, were busy this morning in removing from their workshops to the railway jetty, for transmission to Dunedin, the two boats built to the order of Mr Francis Tubman, of the Teviot., They are of the following dimensions Length, 30ft. 6in.; beam, 7ft. 6in.; depth, 3ft. 4in.; and will carry about 8 tons each. The barque Cesarewitch will finish ballasting to-day, and haul out in the stream to-morrow. Her destination is not known. The barque Lady Agnes commenced to discharge this morning, and her cargo is being delivered in good order. The Rokeby Hall will finish discharging to-day, the ship May Queen being the only other vessel discharging at the pier; and the only vessel discharging in the bay is the ship Lady Jocelyn ; the p. s. Golden Age being engaged in conjunction with the lighters to convey the cargo to Dunedin. The ship Wild Duck was towed to sea by the tug Geelong , this forenoon, The repairs to the s.s. Lady of the Lake are nearly completed, she having received two coats of paint on her bottom, and will be taken out of dock with the schooner Oreti to-morrow afternoon.