Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3933, 2 October 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

HM3 WATER, TO-MOEOOW. Hzads. I Ft. CuiT jSlE as, i Buniidin. 4.3G p.m, | .id p.m, I .01 p.m. Mon dat. . ,m. I 5.4f> p.m, | C.30 p.m. POST CHALMERS. ANRTVNI), October I.—Jessie Roadman, ship, 9dl tong, Muir, from Loudon. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Cox. child, and servant. Seonod;caidu : Mr aud Mrs Noble Messrs Naillor and Buckley. October 2.—Maori, ss„ lIS tons. Malcolm, from Bytteltoa, vi.iTminui. Passengers : Sirs Olazier and child, Miss Ellison, Mes-rsO. Driscoll, Richard, son. Edmunds, Reeve, Brough, Surgonut, aud nine m the steerage. Beautiful Star, s.s., ltd tons/Peterson, from Oa naru, Passengers: Mo-> , rs Kenny, Edwards, ami ilorirweli. Boncleuch, schooner, 0j tons, Francis, from Mocrald. Dammar, schooner, <l3 tons, Connor, from Catbird River. satt.sd, October I.—GooJTcinplar, ketch, 42 tons, Cowan' for the Molynoux. Anno, kttoh, 22 tons, Ilaswell, for Kakauni. The ketch Anne sailed yesterday afternoon for Moeraki, via K:\ka.nui. The t niou Co. s ss. Bnioo took her departure last evening for Lyttelton, via Timaru. The schooner Oreti sailed up to Dunedin this mormng to discharge her cargo of timber. The s.s. Express will leave Rat tray street wcart this evening, for the Bluff and invercari 1m schooner Martha Reid came down from Dunedin tins morning and will betaken >,u Sutherland’* sup to be cleaned and rerouted. The schooner Oreti arrived yesterday with a full cargo of Burner from Hokitika. She Lad aoulhorlv winds during^he greater part of the passage. *' l,l! S Speedy ivus removed yesterday nftev-no-,n iroiu the railway pier to the new to di,. ehi.rge t ue remnindev of her cargo oi sicenevl. \.o hear that, the I. niou S.S. Company's ha. Ilitwea, which left Perl v hidnitT;-: at •! i> vesterdav a*teviiotm, arrived nt Lyttelton shortly' after Jo o .nock ; Ids imunic'j\

l he Linon Co. s r-s. beautiful Star loft Oainnvu .iM, pa a. lasi evening. and arrived n t. I.:!') iiu.s moi-'iniy. Sine s'emaod alongside the ship I’on. lau-1 to discharge 1.50 ft Melts ->!' oats. I Ills I man Co.V s.v, Mauri arrived from Lvrt.dion, \1 imam, at seven this moniing, and steamed a. (In* ship 1 imam to discharge s-’S saels or ;:ntin. She left Lyttelton at -t n.m. on the :;oth mid armed .it Ttiiuru at r, „.m. on ti.o Ist : took on (y..U!d I,Odd sacks oi .erain and other caivv. and left tor jIV. t. Chalmers at S p.ui. The schooner ReneV-ueh left Hokitika on (he l.Sh September with a full cargo of timber, aml arrived atMooiuki on the ‘.nth: remained there until the -/ iti. mid arrived nt O.iimn u same day • discharged cargo and took ou hoard tweuty-four tons of stone and icft on 1 a- doth, arriving at; Mocraki same day ■’ tookou board ml bugs of grain nud Rfc for I’drt Llimuicrs Yesterday morning and arrived earlv this morning. THE INVERCARGILL'S PASS AC; L', x '{ hje «bip.Invercargill left Glasgow on the HI of July, had hgiit westerly winds down (h 0 Channel and tool:.her departure from Tory Island ou the <th ; had northerly winds, which led into the N.L\ trades, in hit. 10, and these wore earned to 1 S' crossed the Equator on the 2nd August in louV 25 W.; thence land southerly winds, which set leaver to the Brazilian coast, and sighted Cane Snn Hopne ouAug.r.:.m the 12th the wiudsbifted to ihe b. ~ and the slu • was kept away to the eastward • crossed the meridian of Greenwich earlv o” fl .’- morning of the 2nd of September ; nud tlun'of illo Cape on the evening of the -Ifh with u str, -m V\V wind ; this increased to a gale, the ship being for ;i tew hours under her three lower topsails; ran down her ousting between I he parallels of do r nd r.-;. crossed the meridian of the Leuwin r-u the 17tli Sepi enibor, and passe I n large icberg same day • sighted die Snares ou the 27th, and had Iriht v able winds a!oug the coast to arrival at the Heads <.n Thursday nltcrnoon, When o!V the Snares or the 27;h mst. spoke the ship VGtikdo from L»ii loii to Canterbury, nincty-two days out. ARRIVAL <>P THE .1 ESSIE II BA DAI AN. Messrs Patrick Henderson and Co.'s iiic shin Jessie Read man, which arrived yesterday forenoon at the Heads, was towed up last cvcfiimr hv Or- ( u<? Geelong and anchored olf Deborah Huy.' she brings full cargo of about fiXi tons, s(ri of which is dead woigat, three saloon and lour second-cabin passer, gers, uiul is under the couimiuul of Captain Muir irom whom we are indebted for the following re! port (u her passage The Jessie Headman’’ left Londou on the st.h of July and on Dr* th.h with n light K.E, wind, which continued down chahnel, and took her final departure from Start Point on the PGi with a light N.N.W, wind • on the Ilth it shifted to the SAV. and iuerrasod to a benrv vale, which lasted until the Mih, win. n it moderated and veered round to the northward; this led in‘o tb- NU. .rades which }.roved li~H cm' v.evo test ii. 12 N. ou the 2Jrd ; i'rom thence lied light variable winds, with rain, umti crossing the Eq-eiti.r on the (ri.ii ~f Au-usf in’ i,y—----27 W., when she got the wind from ii..; hsk' which set her over the Hr.ediinu eo.tsr • -in’, managed to weather Cape Sau Roque, but li’ad •••, tack and Lick to clear the land about PermmiM;C v.iin hj was passed ou the i2ih ; (i.eu hud variable winis until reaching led. S. on ,] IC o.- >{ she got the westerlies; ran down Jier between the parallels of -io and -IS : crossed the meridian of Greenwich on the 2Sih, and that of (I, . Cape on (lie 2nd of September, in !at. 21; had limwiuds uuii! sight tug rim Snares on the 2f)lli, ami (hen light north- ily winds to arrival ;il the Head:-:. SHIPPING TELEGRAM. Hokitiva, i).-fo;.er 2. —I i>c Riiigarooiiia h;v hcr.for four horns wnhime for the bar (a be workable, trim wa« tendered (his moaning, and then ‘Meed tor iW-.dbounie,