Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3796, 24 April 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

"(HIGH WATER. To-mobeow. Heads. I Pr. Chalmers. I Dunedin. 5.28 p.m. I 6.08 p.m. | 6.53 p.m, Monday. ' 6.03 p.m. ( 6.43 p.m, | 728 p.m. .POET GIIAIiMEES, SAILED. April 24.—Sarah Pile, brigantine, 115 tons, Clark, for the Bluff. ■ C £ ce ’ brigantine, 145 tons, Priest, for Melbourne via Moeraki. Margaret Galbraith, ship. 1,000 tons, Strachan, for Loudon. Passengers: Saloon—Mrs, Miss, and Master Brown, Messrs Thomson and C. M'Ewan. Second cabin—Messrs Coulter, Hammond, Craik, Hemson, Eeston, Dixon, Prenter. Brady, and Sairlson,’ vi Jeannie Louttit, barque, 492 tons, Murdock, for Sydney, with eight passengers.

The brigantine Circe sailed this morning. She proceeds to Moeraki to take in a cargo of grain for Melbourne. brigantine Sarah Pile, with a cargo of railway Iron, took her departure this morning for the Bluff Tl [e -Albion Shipping Company’s fine ship Margaret Galbraith cleared the Customs yesterday, for London, with a full cargo of wool and grain and fifteen passengers, and was towed "to sea this afternoon by the tug Geelong. The schooners Isabella Anderson and Bencleucb. and ketches Ec ith Reid and Isabella came down from Dunedin and anchored in Carey's Bay. SHIPPING TELWGEAMS, dt°n, April |3.-r-:The Avalanche has sailed for London with 2,779 bales of wool and 9,322 bushels of wheat, valued at L 65.000. She takes twenty-one passengers. 11 ■ A ' pril 12- P-™-—s.s. Maori arriyed at Hnsw 1S \9 Q i rn}n £- L ? f £ Qr®rmputh on Wednesday last, and has since called at Jackson’s Bay. Preservation Inlet, and Half-Moon Bay. She leaves for Dunedin to-night, ■