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Evening Star, Issue 3939, 9 October 1875, Page 3

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HIGH WATER. To-moeeow. HVIIDS. fP T ('MHHi, I PtT’tKDIK. 11.07 p.nuj I 11.47 ’i.in. I 0.32 p.m. Mokdat. 0.16 .m. | 0.5G p.m. | 1.41 p.m. AT TUE HEADS. Edith Reid, ’ketch, 75 tons, Munroe, from Hokitika. POET CHALMEES. ARRIVED. October B.—Duke of Edinhm gh, barque, 470 tons, Brown, from Newcastle. October 9. —Shag, 5.«., 31 tons, Wing, put back. S/llLfci . <>ctobor 9.—Clio, schooner, SI tons, Chambers, for Woeraki. PTj-ijVr*rrl> r.irpifernfiHS, Altcnr, for Melbourne, October 14. Alhambra, for Melbourne, October 10. Bruce, for Lyttelton, October 11. Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, October 15. Easby, for Newcastle, October 25. Haw,-a, for Wellington. October 16. ■ Omeo, for • elbourne, October 20. Otago, for Melbourne, October 18. Samson, for Oamaru, October 12. Star of the South, for Levuka, October 13, St. Kilda, for Wanganui, October 13. The Union Company’s fino s.a. Tanpo arrived at Lyttclteu wharf at eight o’clock this morning having made the run from Port Chalmers in fifteen hou -s and n-half. . Tb-o schooner Clio took her departure this morning for Moeraki. The ship Taunton was removed from the powder ground this morning by the tug Geelong to a coavenient discharging berth. Her cargo will be conveyed to 1 nmediu by lighters. The barque Duke of Edinburgh, with a cargo of coal fioni was towed up last evening by the tug Geelong. She left. Newcastle on the 2Sth September, nvvivcil fit. tho yostcrdfiy moruIng, ourl came t.o anchor. Shortly after the wind increased, and in one of the heavy squalls the chain parted at forty-five fathoms shackle ; let, go the second anchor, which held t cr until the Geelong took her in tow, and brought her up as far as Grassy Point. The ketch Edith Reid arrived at the Heads this morning from Hokitika, which port she left on the 24th September. The schooner Jane Hannah, from Timarn, hound for Gatlin’s River, the ketch Franklin Belle, for Gatlin's River, and tho brigantine Sea Gull, for the Bbiff, -iTQ at anchor at tho Heads waiting for a shift of wind. Tim s.s. Shag left Dunedin at 9 p.m. lost evening and proceeded as far as the Heads, where she remained until four o'clock this morning. She then hut for Shag Point, and steamed as far ns Jones •1 > ’ l>ut t" 011 me * tho full force of tho S.W. gale with heavy sea. Captain Wing deemed it prudent to return, and after a short stay at the Port she passed up to Dunedin to take in cargo for Moe-