Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3923, 20 September 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATBd.

To.iiou.now, j Pt. OxAiareus, I Dunkdis. C.15 p.xa, { 6.55 p.m. | 7.40

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September 18,—Samson, p.s. It!I ton;., Edio, from Oamaru. September 19.—-Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, from tho Bluff. Passengers: Mrs Lon.ri'onl, .Mrs Tullooh and child, Airs Massong, ?,Trs We:;! nml child; Miss .1. Nyo. Mias Belt-; Messrs Love, MTmosh, KolHcg.-dtaw. P. Russell, Marker, Fraud'’ Walker, [tinea, M‘Leod, D. Ward, Craig, Algk-m! H. West-, Goodsir; and eight in (be steerage. Beautiful Star, s.s. UG tons, Peterson, from Lytton, via intermediate ports. Passengers : Mcsdanics Marshall, Hois; Misses Doig. Ellis; Masters Do if (tow) ; Messrs Smart, 'J'aylor, ’ Burro 1, Souther,in, Bluut, ,T. M. Ritchie, C. J. Wobh’ Walker, Giddei'ord, and Rev, Mr Ellis ; eight in the steerage.

Maggie Pate son, schooner, 93 tons, Paterson, from P< lorus Sound. ’

Sept'.mhcr 18. —Woodvillc, barque, 3G2 tens, Condy, f->v Newcastle. Shag, 5.3., 1-5 tons, -Wing, for Shag Point. Augusta, brigantine, 138 tons, Puiman, for Napier via Gain an;. ’

Express, s.s., 1:16 tons, Christian, for the Bind'and Invercargill. .Time, cutter. 25 tons, Huunc 1, for Shnar Point. Dunedin, ship, 1,2-19 lons, Whitson, for Point do Gallo.

Taranaki, 286 tons, Lloyd, for tho North. Pussonpovs: For Lyttelton-Messrs Yecnd, Piluee, Jamieson, Wheatleigh, and Goodman, For Web lingtou—Mr and Mrs Creighton, Mrs Hamilton, and Miss Nye. l-'or Groymouth—Mr Whit nail. For Manukau—Messrs Ha.v.-ourt, Frost; and twelve in tlie steerage for all ports.

rUO.Ju.CXED DEIMRTUaPS. ■All-ion, for Melbourne, September 29. It: ure. lev Lyltelio;). September 28. K.wby, fc-r Sydney, September 21. Riugiirooma, f<■ i- Melbourne, September 24. fi lms--,., IV." Oiisnuru, September 21. r lau;.o. jor tv.-llinjii.u, Boptombei 2;1. Wanganui, ioi- Built, September 22.

The schooner Augusta took her doravluro for Oanmvu on Saturday alteinoon. the s.s. Express sailed lor her usual trip to the Built on Saturday evening.

•^atn The ship Waimea was removed from the sti. n at high water this morning, and moored alongsiu.. the railway pier. , , _ Tin; Union Co.'s p.a. Samson arrived from Oamaru on Saturday afternoon, and after, landing a few passengera at the Port, steamed up to Dunedin. Messrs Heighten and Co.'a s.s. “Wanganui returned yesterday morning from the Blutl, which port she left at (.15 p.m. on Saturday. t The barque Woodvillo was lakeu out of Murray s floating dock at high water on Saturday, and shortly after took her departure for Newcastle, being towed clear of the hind hy (ho tugGeelong. The brigantine Kate Drain sailed down fiom Dunedin this morning. After taking iu suiScieut ballast she sailed for Mokomoko. ,The coasters Kestrel, Dagmnv, and Dauntless sailed down from Dunedin this morning and anchored oil Ca rev's Bay.

The N.Z.S.S. Company's s.s. Taranaki, with ca'fgo and passengers for Ihe Northern porls, look lu’U' departure this afternoon irom the new jet ty. The Union Co.’s s.s. Beautiful Star returned Sun Lyttelton and intermediate ports at 9.30 a.in. yesterday. She left Lyi teltou at 2 p.m. on the 16th with n. strong southerly wind, and put into Akaroa at 11 p.m., owing to the gale increasing, with heavy sea; remained there until 5 p.m. on the 17th. and arrived at Timaru at 5 a.m. on the 18th, with a strong S.E. wind and heavy sea; took in 300 bags of grain, and left for Port Chalmers at 6 p.m. The ceremony of launching the Melbourne, a fine iron clipper ship of 2,000 tons, built to the order of Messrs Green and Co., of Blackwall, took place on the 6th June, and for the first time iu connection w th the launch of a merchant ship was the reading of the short religious service recently introduced by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and ordered to bo read at the launching 'of Her Majesty’s ships. A largo comunny witnessed the launch, including the Bishop of Melbourne and Mrs Perry, Lady Cooper and the Misses Cooper. Miss ' Ellen Cooper christened the ship.

SHIPPING TELEGEAM,

Lytticltok’, September 20.—Railed: Bruce, for Dunedin, at 1.30 u.m., with Auckland foothalists.