Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3363, 29 November 1873, Page 2

Shipping.

HIGH water. TOMORROW, ITfads I Pout Chalmers I Dunmhn* 11.50 p.m. I 12 50 p.m. i 1.15 p.m. Monday. 12.50 p.m. 1 1.30 p.m. | 2.15 p.m. PORT CHALMERS. AIIRIVF.I ’. November 120.-Maori, s.s., 118 tons. ALdcoim, from Lyttelton, via Timaru. 1 assengers _.\Lis» Lc (Ven, Mrs \ onng and child, Messrs Jonas, Hamilton, Hunter, Holt, Lose, Nichoison. Shiem Le Oren. G. G. Hassell, and seven in the steerage. , r , " Zealandia, 1,200 tons, Curry. from London. Passengers —Mr and Mrs K bnvnor, Miss M Preston Miss Nicholl, Air and Airs J alson and family (5), Mr and Mrs Dodd, Mrs Shearman, Messrs U. Darker, Berbery, H. Vv. Audeison, F T. Duncan, Dews, Traves. Pizzey, A. \vest, A. Barker, Hudson, and 225 emigrants. . Emperor, 205 tons, tieary, from the MannWanganui, - s.s., 170 tons; Fraser, from the Bluff Passengers-—Mrs Watt, Air Eva and two children, and ten in the steerage. Claud Hamilton, s.s., 050 tons, Bowden, nom Melbourne, via the Bluff. 1 assengers--Miss Whitford, Mr and Mrs Lo lyeong, Mrs Alaetailand Messrs Trestrail, Wyndham, (laytou, Pavuc, Heading, Wallace, tnrtis, Isaacs, Miller. Mitchell, Lieut. Christie, LmmorKcid, Yol. Mann, and Taylor, Air ami Airs Wilson, ami twenty in thesteerage; thirty in the saloon for the north, and eight steerage. Eleanor, barque, from Newcastle, olvmpse, 550 tons, Hornsby, Srom 1 uget Sound. Passengers -Mr Hay, and Mrs "W. Gray. SAILED. November 20.--Bountiful Star, s.s., 116 tons, Hart, for Lyttelton. Solid, 157 tons, Schmidt, for Newcastle. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Awarua, for Bluff, Dec. •> Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, early Gland Hamilton, for Northern lorts, Dec. 1 Jane, for Moeraki, early Lady Agnes, for New \ ork, early Ladybird, for Northern Forts, Dec. 2. Maori, for Lyttelton, Dec. 2 Peter Denny, for London, early Samson, for Oamam, Dec. Wanganui, for Bluff, 1 >cc. 2 The schooner Solid sailed for Newcastle yesterday afternoon. , , The s.s. Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton and intermediate ports, sailed last mgbt. The Golden Age conveyed the Zeabmdias pusssengers to Dunedin this afternoon. _ The s.s. Wanganui arrived at 8.1.» this morning, having left the Bluff at fi o clock last night, with fine weather. The barque Glympse left Puget Sound on tlie 6th September ; crossed the equator on the inth October ; passed Bank's Peninsula on the 22ud jnst. and arrived at the Heads this moruShe has on board the body of the lace All Gray, mail agent for New Zealand^ The Harbor Co.’s s.s. Muon arrived at 8..M this morning, and steamed alongside the ship Peter Denny to discharge cargo. After dis charging, she will be taken into Murray's floatin" dock, for the purpose of being cleaned and p,anted. Reports leaving Lyttelton at 0..»0 pm on the 27th; arrived at L imam at 8.50 u.m. on the 28th; left again at fi.so p.m., with thick weather and rain, and arrived us above. We thank her steward, Mr Street, for report and files. , , , rt T Messrs M'Aleckam Blackwood, and C o. s s.s. Claud Hamilton arrived at 0.50 this morning. Her passengers and mails were conveyed by the 11.50 train. Captain Bowden reports leaving Port Phillip Heads at 7.50 p.m. on the 22nd ; passed Wilson’s Promontory at 6.50 a.m. outlie 25rd; passed the Solamlers at 0 a. in. on the 28th; experienced fim* weather for the first three days with E. and ij.E. winds, which veered to the S.S.E. with easterly swell ; arrived at the Bluff at 2 p.m. on the 28th ; left at 7.50 p.m., and arrived as above. The brig Emperor was signalled early tins morning. The wind being from the N. E., sailed up to her anchorage off Carey’s Bay, amder the charge of Pilot Kelly. _ Captain Cleary reports leaving the Mauritius on the 21st of October ; had fine weather, principally from the westward, till off the Lenwin, when she encountered a heavy N.L. gale, and was compelled to heave-to twice for 12 hours ; light winds from thence to the Snares, which were audited at daylight on the 25th November ; a light S.W. breeze enabled her to make the Heads at daylight this morning. After discharging a portion of her cargo, she proceeds to Lyttelton with the remainder. The barque Eleanor, from Newcastle, was signalled at the Heads to-day. Ihe tug Geelong went down, and will tow her up this afternoon. Early this morning the signals at the Heads announced the arrival of Messrs Shaw, Sav ill, and Co.’s fine iron clipper ship Zealandia, still under the command of Captain (bury. The tug Geelong immediately proceeded down, and brought her up (under the command of Pilot Patou) close to the railway pier. _ On hoarding her we were struck by her neat, tidy, ami clean appearance for an emigrant ship. She lias arrived a perfect model. Her voyage has been remarkably free from sickness.notwithstanuing the number she has on board ; everything seemed in its place in each of the compaitments; it seemed as if each had been trying to outdo the other in cleanliness. Each compartment is well ventilated with extra appliances, and fitted with bath-rooms, with hot water to the hospitals. The passengers expressed themselves well satisfied with the provisions, water, and treatment; and they speak very highly of (Japt. Curry and of Dr Husband, each of whom has been presented with a testimonial by the pas«en"ers. There were three deaths on the voyage -the first, on the 26th of September, Alary Louise Million, aged two years, of disease of the brain ; on the 9th of October, Jane Elizabeth Stokes, aged two years, from rliurrhu'a; William Knight (butcher of the ship) on the 27th October, of disease of the liver. As soon as she was cleared, a number of her cabin passengers came on shore. Sho will be removed to the railway pier mi Tuesday morning. Captain Curry reports leaving Gravesend on the 29th August; anchored at the [Downs on the 31st; got under weigh again and discharged the Pilot off Portland on the 4th of September, having head winds down the Channel; from thence to bit. 40 N,, light and variable winds; caught the N.E. trades, ■which were good in lat. 30 N. and lost them in kt. 15 N.; light southerly winds from thence, to the Equator, which was crossed on the 2nd of October, in long. 22.20 W.; the S.E. trades, which drew well to the eastward, were soon •picked up, and were carried to lat. 52 S.; the jjieridiau of Greenwich was crossed on October 25 th in hit. 40 S. and that of the Cape on October 29th ; her easting being run down on a -fiieral parallel, of 46.30 S.; had fine weather from thence to the Leu win with light westerly winds ; on the 23rd of November, m lat. 48 S. Ion" 151.50 E., exchanged signals with the ship Jwsie Headman ; siguted Stewart’s Island at 4 sun. jesterday ; hove to oftCw» Sanders at 10 p.m, last night, readied the Heads at 4 o’clock this morning, and arrived as above. .

shipping telegrams.

SvdNF/Y, November 23. —Arrived, Allahabad, from Dunedin. Newovstle, November 22. -Bobycito, Horatio" Sprague, Thomas Brown, and William Ackers, from Dunedin.