Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3938, 8 October 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

&:Q'i -VATKio I a- ,vv. ' r " . C“.Ai.«rs■' HcvT-io; 0.30 . n. 10 K) 10.55 AT xni; HEADS. Duke of Edinhu-gh, barque, from Newcastle. TOR'I OUAI.M BKT, ARVIVED. October 7.—Shng, s.s., 31 tons. Wing, from Shae Point. iCeHirC. ketch, 52 tons, Hern, from Oamaru. IlftTri.t Arinitag*', barque, 233 tons, Mtuller, ?r*n Kiiipava, Ue.to’.vr S.—Alhambra, s.s.. 591 tons, Ilawdc’i. ■Voui Melbourne. Passengers ; Miss Maloney, •Messrs Hesketh, lues, t,\ T. Lucas. V. Smith. F. f; ■mitb. It. Hay, Moutuitli, Franklin, 0. S. .Tones Prosser, Rude iff; nnd foiiy-thrcc in the .Co-rue., Prom the Bluff • Mrs Tipping, Hr Ward ; and tluv : in ihe steerage. S'. I - ■■■■-. October 7. Lady of the Lad e, s.s., 00 toils, OTquluirt, for the Molyncux. Beautiful Star, s.s., 148 tons, Peterson, for Lytle 1 ton, via Tinmrn. October 8.- Samson, p.s., 121 tons, Edic, for ‘'n.inaru. ■*’ agull, brigantine, 123 tons, Vealo, for the Bluff. .Icd io Nicol, schooner, 03 tens, Peterson, foi Kuipura. Taranaki, s.s., 283 tons, Lloyd, for Northern Ports. P.igsougera: For Lyttelton—Mr Russell For Wellington—Messrs J Green, Turton, am 1 •Tnno. For Wanganui—Miss Croiuev, Mr M'Xab For Mannkau —Mrs Stewart and family, Mess? • Roberts, Priesiley, Muster I’riestly ; and eight in ciso steerage. Tii.ipo, lil tons. Miierarlano, for Northern Ports Pa-songcrs; For Lyttelton Meidiuucs Duvis. Grcsson, Hanibr, Miss M’ln tyre, Messrs Gibson Grossou, Ilainlor, Sergeant, Murry, .Jackson, Cup 1 . Walsh. For Wellingt. n Mesdnmes Pearson, M’Phorson, Archibald and child, Miss Dickson, Messrs Pearson, Bell, Gurstoin, V. A. Burr, Calcutt, Wales, M‘Culliun, M’Phersou, Monaghan, Robertson. For Mnnukan—Misses Mixson (2), Mocfarlnuc, Messrs Steonhoof, Mucfarlano, M Kay, Mc-ndcr-hanssen, M'Corkindnle, Wilson, Main, Adamson, and fourteen steerage for all ports. PaOHCCTBD DBPAETUHSB. Alhambra, for Melbourne, October 10, Bruce, for Lyttelton, October 11. Express, for Invercargill, October 0. Easily, for Nevcastlc, October 25. Hawt a, far Wellington, October 18. Otago, for Mclbonriic, October IS. St. Kilda, for Wanganui, October 13. The barque Harriett Anuitngo, with a cargo of 1(50,000ft of timber, arrived yesterday from Kaiparn, and was towed to Dunedin this morning by the tug Geelong. She ltqit Kaipma on the 29th ultimo. 'The steamer* Lady of the Lake for the Molyueux, »nd Beautiful Star for Lyttelton, via Timarn, sailed last night. The steamer Shag arrived yesterday from Mocraki and Sang Point, and passed up to Dunedin. Mcs-rs M’Meekan, Black wood, and Co.’s s.h. Aliiambra arrived from Mclbouvue, via the Bluff, at seven this morning. She lett Sandridgo ut 2.15 p.m. on the 2nd and arrived ut the Bind at 11a.m. on tin 7th ; left again at (5 p.m. and arrived as above. Wc thank her purser for report and Melbourne £ charges. The Onion Company.’;: p.s. Samson left for her usual trip io Oamaru shortly sifter the arrival of the seven train this morning. The barquo British Empire was towed from the new pier this morning by ! lie tr.g Geelong, to Murray's floating dock, to be cleaned and veeoated. The schooner Helena was towed to Duncuin by the s.s. Jane. The brigantine Sea Gull, for tbo Bluff, sailed this morning as fur ns flu? Heads, whore she anchored, waiting for a shift of wind. The kcicii ElizaM’Phee, for Catlin’s River, sailed down from Dunedin this morning, and anchored off Carey’s Bay. The ship Waimea was removed this morning from the new pier, and moved off the head of the Graving Dick in readiness for being taken in to be cleaned nnd recoated. The cutter Nautilus came down from Dunedin ’his morning, and hauled alongside the ship Invercargill for transhipments for the Coast. Tim N.Z.S S. Co’s s.s. Taranaki, with 85 tons of cargo and n number of pa-isen ‘-rs, took ucr departure this afternoon from the railway pier. The Union Co.’s s.s Taupo took her departure from -Tio railway pirn- this afternoon wiih cargo and passengers f«i the Northern Ports, Tti'i ship Portland, with a cargo of grain for Melbourne, will be towed to sea this evening by the tug Geelong, The schooner Jessie Nicol came down this morning from Dunedin, and continued her course to Kaipara without stopping at the Port. The Inrqne Duke of Edinburgh, from Newcastle:, was signs, led at the Heads this afternoon. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS, Auckland, October 7.—The. British Empire has arrived from London, eighty-two days out, ivith 300 immigrants; n.l well. * ,