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Evening Star, Issue 3795, 23 April 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

(HIGH WATER. To-mobbow. Hsads. | Ft. CRAunsas. I DtranwH. 4.56 p.m. | 5.35 u.m. | |5,20 p.m. POST CHALMERS. ARRIVED. April 23.—Jane, cutter, 25|tons, Graham, from moeraki. Lady of the Lake, a.s., 60 tons, Urquart, from Camara. Comerang, p.s., 156 tons, Best, from Oamara. Shsg, 5.8., 45 tons. Wing, from Shag Point. SAILED. April 28.—Wallahi, s,s., 101 tons, Leys, for QftTTUVm, Beautiful Star, 5.8.146 tons, Peterson, for Lvttel. ton via Timaru. J Mercury, brigantine, 861 tons, Thomas, for Wal. lington. Defiance, ketch, 22 tons, Burke, for Moeraki via Allday Bay. Wanganui, schooner, 82 tons Blaney, for Timaru. Alhambra, for-Bluff, April 28. Bruce for Lyttelton, early. Comerang, for Bluff, April 27. Crusader, for London, early. Crest of the Wave, for Timam£April 24. Eosby, for Newcastle, May 10. Estelle, for Auckland, early. )tago, for Lyttelton, April 29. Peerless, for Auckland, April 26. Southern Cross, for Fiji, early. Wollabi, for Oamara, April 23. Wanganui, for Bluff, April 28. The s.s. Shag arrived with a full cargo of groin from Shag Point, at 10.30 p.m. She left the Point at o.JOp.m. The barque Splendid, having received a thorough overhaul, was taken out of the Graving Dock y|£ ter day afternoon. J

The p.s. Comerang, which left Port Chalmers on Tuesday evening, with n cargo of transhipments from the ship Mallowdale, arrived at Oamara on Wednesday morning; discharged, and left that port at 2 p.m. yesterday, and lUTivecl at Port Chalmers at 10 p,m.

, w ß i- ]l l aon iefr Greymonth on Wednesday for Bluff Horbor, via Jackson’s Bay and PreservaS £ e . loaded at Greymouth 140 tons coal and 5,000 fire-bncka, and may be expected at Port Chalmerson Sunday. Next week she takes up the Uamaru trade whilst the Samson is being fitted with now wheels.

icr T Jtt N ' Z^ 3 £- C °-* s s - s - Picebe arrived from the Northern Ports at 4 p.m. yesterday. She left the Mnnokau on the 16th instant, called at Taranaki Nelson, Picton, Wellington, tTaikouras, and Lyttelton, which latter port she left at 5,30 p.m. on the 21st, ana arrived as above, having experienced fine weather throughout the trip. We t.hnny Mr Barbor, her purser, for report and exchanges. She was removed from the railway pier this morning. and taken into the Graving Dock for the purpose of slapping her new prepellor. The three-masted schooner Mercury, with part of original cargo for Wellington from New YorkTwas towed to sea this morning by the tug Geelong. AE RIVAL OP THE WILLIAM DAVIE, The William Davie, which is commanded by Capt M Abater, was berthed alongside the railway pier at three o clock. She has on board 160 statute adults under the charge of Dr Anther Smith. During the voyage there was one birth: on the 30th January Mrs Bates of a daughter. There were seven deaths! sts of children under the age of three years, and one of on adult named William Powell aged twentv-nine years, who died on the 16th of April from phythsia. "Tholeof the other passengers have enjoyed good health. The Davie left Gravesend on January 10; discharged pilot, end took her final departure from Start Pomt on the 12th, with a S.wTwind which increased to a heavy gale, accompanied with tremendous high seas, thunder, and lightning and was eighteen days in the Bay of Biscay. The'gale moderated on the 2nd of February ; then variable until picking up the N.E. trades on the 7th m lat. 30.58 N. The trades were lost in 30 8 Crossed the equator on the 20th in leng. 20.48 . the S.E, trades on the 22nd inst. in long 20 v? w and lost them on the 6th March in lat. 29.56 • passed the meridian of Greenwich on the 16th, that of the Jkpe the 22nd, and got the westerlies next day! passed the meridian of the Lenwin on the 9th of April, and sifted the Snares at 1 a.m.'on the 20th • passed the Nuggets on the 21st. and made & Heads at 5.80 a.m. yesterday. The wholeof the PMsenger accommodation was clean and well ventU lated, and the immigrants to all appearances are a respectable class of persons. They spoke in high terms of.the treabnent they had rJeivwlfroS Captain M Alhster, Dr Smith, and the officers of the ship. As soon as the vessel was made fast ateugside the pier Mr Allan personally superintenw«i^ 0 + re +? Oval M Of immigrants and their SSSKdto w ,lww theiw »» SHIPPING TEL BOR A nr, Wellington, April 23.—Arrived at noon • Wel- ■' ? rol “ fjyitelten. The Alhambra sails ter Lyttelton and the South about 2 p.m. to-day f ojthe South are r-Miises Gifford child f Hardmg > Mr and Mrs Hay, Mr Topham and fromP^rt , C A fiSr ArriVedat 3 ‘ 5 *** WaUabi *