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Evening Star, Issue 3772, 27 March 1875, Page 2

Shipping.

’mi o o□ To-mobivow. Heads. '■ I Ft. Chalkebs. I X ijnedih. ~~*6.07 p.m. I 8.47 p.m. | 7.32 p.m, ; Monday. 11£6.47 p.m. 1 7227 p.m. I 8,12 p.m. LPOBT CHALMEE3. ABBIVED. March 26.—Mary Blair, barque, 328 tons, Carson, from Melbourne. Spec, schooner, 32 tons, Madson, from the coast. Edith Reid, ketch, 79 tons, Munro, from the Taleri River. Fanny, ketch, 25 tons, Andrews, from Oamaru, pat in for shelter. . Annie, ketch, 29 tons, Haswell, from Moemki. Margaret Scollay, cutter, 15 tons. Bowers, from the coast. March 27.—Endeavor, schooner, 79 tons, Dick, from the Bluff. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Peterson, from Timaru. Passengers: Messrs Brown, Ogilvie, Hunter, MTariane; and twelve in the steerage. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 85 tons, Paterson, from Timaru. Wallabi, s.s., 101 tons. Leys, from Oamaru. Passengers : Six in the steerage. Nightingale, cutter, 14 tons, Baker, from Moeraki. Dauntless, cutter, 20 tens, Chambers, from Waikouaitd. BAILED, March 27.—Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, for Oamaru, • i Janet Ramsay, schooner, 41 tons, Laing, for Catlin’a River. Jessie Niccol, yacht, 93 tons, in charge of Pilot Stephens, in search for the schooner Eaphrosyne. Brace, s.s., 208 tons, Jones, for Lyttelton. Nelson, ship, for London. Passengers: Saloon— Mr and Mrs C. De Y. Teschemaker, two children, and sorvint, Mr and Mrs Fenwick, Mr, Mrs, and Mi aw Cutten, eight children, and servant, Miss Sale, Messrs W. Shaw and J. Main. 2nd Cabin—Mr and Mrs Mow! and three children, Mr, Mrs, and Miss Hutchings, Mrs A. Cookson, Mrs Arkson, Mr and Mrs M‘Hardy, hs v and Mrs Arckevers, Messrs Daley, Cope, Williams, Singlin, Stuart, J. Andrews, W. Adair, Qarrow, and M'Sorley (2). T?he s.s. Brace while on her passage down to Port Chalmers from Dunedin yesterday, unfortunately ran on the bank below the islands. Her departure was thus postponed until this morning, when she left for Lyttelton direct. K Theflue clipper ship Nelson, with a full cargo of 5,203 boles of wool, 100 tons of wheat, 100 tons of p6lts 9 and 30 tons of tallow, besides a full complelaent of passengers for London, was towed to sea afternoon by tbe tug Geelong. She is in splendid* - trim and is confidently expected to make a smart run Home. The barque Mary Blair arrived in port on fhursony afternoon with a cargo of sugar from Melbourne, part of which is for this port the remainder being for Auckland. The Mary ‘ Blair is a handsome clipper barque of 328 tons, and was bnilt expressly .iv Clmia tewi o by Messrs W. Duthie and Son, ofAberdeen, in 1870, and is owned by Mr John Fraseiv of Sydney. Her dimensions are os follows : breadth of beam 27ft, with a depth of nolo. ofl4ft 6xn. After discharging her cargo for this port, she will jroceed to Auckland with tie remainder, and thence to China for a shipment of the new season tea.