Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3787, 14 April 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH V. A'l'KE. To-MOuitiuv. Heaps, 1 Ft, Cb'l.mvus. | Dunedin. 11.53 p.xn, | 0.33 .m. ( 1,18 p. m . POET QXlAJ.illillS. April 13.—Star of the South, s.s.,’ 175 ton* Palmer, from Fiji, March 29, via Auckland April e’ and other ports. Passengers- Hiss Lambert, Mr Miller. . VVallabi, s.s., Id tons, Leys, from Oamaru and Allday Bay, Circe, brigantine, 145 tons, Priest, from Hok’tjka Young Pick, schooner, i-> 4 tons, Symonds, 'from Melbourne. Janet Eiamsay, 42 ton 1 , Laiug, from Citllu’s Siver. Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 i jus, Peterson, from Lyttelton, via Timaru, Passengers : Mrs Billing, Messrs Bum, Bailey, Hibb irt, Cockcroft, Master Cockroft, and ten in the steerage. April 14.—Nightingale, cutter, 14 tons, Baker, from MoeraL'i. 3Air.El). April 13.—Tararun, s.s., 540 tons, J. W. Clark, for Melbourne, via Cook Strait, Passengers; For Wellington—Mr and Mrs M'Gregor and four children, Mr Boorie, and one steerage for Melbourne. Brace, s.s., 204 tons, Jones, for Timaru. April 14.—Wanganui, s.s., 178 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff. Pioneer, schooner, 35 tons, for Oamaru. Agnes, brigantine, 128 tons, Short, for Lyttelton. Eliza Mary, brigantine, 161 tons, Stewart, for Oamaru. Annie, ketch, 38 tons. Has veil, for Moeraki. ‘PROJECT-E!. 1-E'AUTO EES. Alhambra, for Bluff, April 28. Bruce, for Lyttelton, April 20. Crusader, for London, April 20. Gloucester, for Honfet.nir, early. Jeannie Loutctt. for S>uujy, early. Margaret Galbraith, tor Loudon, early, Oamaru, for London, early. Itago, for Lyttelton, April 29. Phoabe, for Norther;’. Purls, April 10, Southern Cross, for Fiji, eaily. Paranaki, for Northern J'orts, April 16. Wellington, for Nor'hern Ports, April 21. Wftitara, for Loucb;i, .-jarly. Wanganui, for Hl tl?. i :r ly. Wallabi, for Oamaru, Jpr|J la.

The s.s. star of the South, from the Fiji Islands, ▼ ia Auckland and the Northern ports, arrived at Port Chalmers at 5 p a. yesterday and passed on to town.

The ship Mallowdale, afi, r discharging the remainder of her cargo, will Ullastwith all possible despatch and proceed to Newcastle for orders. The ship Oomaru, having been cleaned and her bottom re-coated, was taken out of the Graving Dock this morning, ° The whaling barque Splendid was hauled in the Graving Dock this morning for the purpose of a thorough overhaul. The ship Wellington commenced to bend sai ! s this morning, .The flags of the various ships belonging to the Albion Shipping Company were hoisted half-mast to-day, in memory of Captain Strachan, of the ship Canterbury, who died on the passage from Calcutta to London. The decerned gentleman was well taown here, having been in command of the shins Resolute and Jessie Roadman. 1

Tlie Harbor Co. s s.s. Beautiful Star arrived lliis msniiug from her usual trip to Lyttelton via Timaru. She left Lyttelton at 4 p.m. on the 12th. and Timaru, where she took on board, besides other cargo, 889 bags of grain at 7.30 p.m. on the 13th. The schooner Young Dick, with a general cargo including fifteen cases of lithofraetenr, arrived at the Heads yesterday afternoon, and sailed up as far as the quarantine ground. She left Melbourne on 2 <Ur Waroh: had light and variable winds until the Bth instant, when she experienced a strove southerly gale for twenty-four hours; from thence had light and variabl; winds, and sighted riic Solanders at noon <m the 9th, and aniveef as"above After discharging her powder, she will proceed to Dunedin, where she will discharge her general

The bngtmtme Circe arrived last night, with a full cargo of timber from Hokitika, and sailed up as far as Grassy Point. She left Hokitika on the 6th instant; had light easterly winds along the West Coast, and passed the S.W. Cape on the 9th: was becalmed in Foveaux Straits, when a light breeze sprang up from the N.W., and passed the Nuggets at noon on the 12th; from thence had a S.E. breeze and arrived at the Heads at 3 p,m. yesterday, * ENGLISH SHIPPING. Per N.Z.S. Company’s Wennington, from London January 26, from Plymouth 29.—For Otago: Crhi i —Dr Marr. Steerage—Mr W. Marsliall, Miss I .impel!, Miss Chadwick, Miss Roberts, and 2 J ouugrants.

Per Messrs Sn . v. • .v.ll ami Company’s Andrew Emd, from London J.u nary 18.—For Otago: Second cabin—Joseph Lester aohn L. Porritt, Mrs Porritt, Arthur Allen, Mrs Allen and child, Wm. Mason Norman J.Cheyne, James Ahemethy, and E. Seaton Steerage—Alexander Young, David M'Culloch. and four others. * Per Messrs Shaw, Savill and Co.'s Leueadia. from Fehroary 14.-Por Otago: Mr Chas, Wade, Mr George Jackson, ]un,, Mr William Donald. Mr John E. Goose, Mrs Lillington, Mr W. B. Haughton. Wm. P. Ednuston, Hugh P. Edmiston, and one steerage passenger. On January 25 Messrs A. M'Millan and Son launched, from their dockyard at Dumbarton, an Iron sailing ship, named the Earl of Zetland, of 1,540 tons register, and highest class at Lloyd’s. This vessel is built to the order of Messrs Alexander Thomson and Nephews, Grangemouth, and proceeds to London to take passenger and cargo to New Zealand, being chartered by Messrs Shaw, Savile and Co. As usual with Messrs M'Millan, they launched the ship with all spars aloft.