Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3395, 8 January 1874, Page 2

Shipping.

Heads. I ißo^^juiiMEßS^ * • 6.43p.n& 1 , £§yi\ Mo,vus ARRIVED. '' ? January B.—Beautiful Star, 146 tons, Hart, from Lyttelton and intermediate ports. Passengers—Mrs Anderson and two children, Mrs CHwa*audJtstinily (6), Messrs Burrows, Beckman, Attwood;' J. *JKB6p"Sohertßi .-Hay wood,-. Wilcox, JpsHng.-fMastor Haywood, and lon in the aaO mm 3. Pioneer, 23 tons, Matheson, from Shag Plying-S«rairrel,->>l9 rtojiß, T Maui,-.from Shag Point. - ' -■■■ • —-u Afli c? {•>i; - fBAW. :ir - * u a for JSbrtherniPprts. HaWthpriie, seryaht anq Shildi Miss M9Kipotm/ fan,, E»y.\ Chapman,' Pon»Sth f «-P.bf NftSiertr-Mr KffWkor ß Jsr . and Por;Wahgaiuu:-- : >!Mr. Doughty.fThree in the steerage- for-Lyttelton,'and_twenty*five Chinariwn forfHokiti^a.., p , ’7 7 Comerang, p.s., 102 ' tons,' Hughes,'; for Lyttrifon mtermediate ports. J. r L. Wanganui,'B.‘s;,l79 tonsi'Praser,- for Bluff; via OatlinV Ijliyer. Pretty w f Jane; • ‘TOP -vtonsj - Paterson, ! sfor Oamiaamv ha.-; r .| .. >a ... y - „ PBOJK<rraiy I DEPAK'rDREB. I * for NortKem.Ports, Jiuluaiy 12. I BeautifyiliStar,,for .Lyttelton, January 9 ! Gothenburg," for Bluff, Jahviary 12 | Maori, for Lyttelton, early ! Tanranga, for Greyinouth, eariy ' --- 1 . Wanganui, for Bluff, Jafitfaa?y'l3i'l >:nJ | - The steamera And! tWaiigahuLiforithe vk^Catjdn’s-ramp,! vsoilodlast-nighjh r,,..,;r7 <'!, ; 7>. ’| ! ) F-.’Thw-jfppsail down! - frpmTDunedin,, yes ter^ajjH,, and 1 will he taken' dnj v ‘SyurrH, !s _!¥rbm ‘ ‘paisea up "early tmsl'nidrn'Mtg. r Shejbringa £0 ytona of .coal for MessrsiMafctihj and Watson.;-. : ! ; 3.’he;BohoonM after a thorough .©yertiaul, waf taken 1 pht JoL Jackßhii’B;floating ’.dock, aha the 1 Hhdh ’ Belie''taken ih - thii motn"lagr v V?* * Ai!i ' -‘d riior..fvi- ~; f ; ’shlp^dy-.-Jocelyniitomfopacpijto tmmpqr this morning, and will sail this evening fop;Melbpurne,M whiefopprt she, -will load' for London. ‘ -- .f"-! , The p.s,. Comerang took on board 100 tend of cement arid' dth'ed'cA'rgo frdmAthe v .Ship Cailei; Op, and sailed for Lyttelton and intermediate 1 The regular, trailer 'Pioneer (arrived ‘tbfemdri*ing from ,Shag point with 274 bags of wheat consigned* tb -Measda Wright;': Stephenson and Co. for transhipment), to tho Christian M'Aualand* .. i f The‘ •Cb.’s! > Bifl;rTaraßald left, the railway pier at.H i3o.this morning, for the Horthern ports, having on board the San Francisyb'mail; to be'tranahippied-.tp the mail .. steamer Mikado. Her mails and passengoifs ; by ,the.; 10.30 train. 7 i ; TherHarborf Cpmpany’n Beautiful Stsfr , -arrived from Lyttelton and intermediates porfo at 6.30 a m. thiblnioming, and steamed.along- ; side the ship Christian M’Ausland to discharge wool,- She;leftcPpyt Chalmers-at; 9.30 p.m.“ on. the 2nd j had strong N,N.E. winds till arriving . ‘.at Tinvtru at 9 a.m. on the, 3rd,; discharged cargo, and left for Akaroa at 8 p.rir!. sarhe night; armed there at, 9 a.m. ,on. the 4th; { dischdiged" ctyrgb, And 'left for Lyttelton, arriving there' 1 at midhightty/discharged ; and took fo cargo, add. left; for her return trip at 11.4Q a.m. on the 6th, j ' am vihg at Akaroa at 1 5.40 pm: 5 tef t 'hlgain at 8.15 p.m. same night for Timaru, arriving ; there at 8 a.m. on the 7th; took in 174 bales of ' wool and’ other cargo, iand left for. PortChalmers at 5.30 p.m. and arrived a^.'above, havingPiijteriencea yaciahlje along the., coast. She leaves.again to-morrow. j