Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3944, 15 October 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. in.-:-.. Hxixc. J Px. C;cAi.:iT.i.a. j DirsisniK. J.OS p.m, ) .1.4 d {i,?.". t 4.22 i*.i«. FORT r.r-r a i.iVICFP. A’CUIVV.I*. October IL—Pioneer, selioourv, G-ns, M.iUioson, from .Shag Point. Isabella, ketch, All tons. Purdic, from Tiuiatu. Defiance, ketch, 23 tons, linvke, from MoerakL Shir of the South. 1< iguf. Car'-.y, ihe North, Passengers : M:.-:s Fitzpatrick, Mr I-.il-house, aud two in the Met rageOctobei 15. —Plitebo, t.s., il-i ton?, Vvovsp. jrom Northern Ports. Passengers: Mr aud I Echo. Misses Duncan (2), Moser;-- M'Kellev, LiviK-y, Fielding, Franklin (21, Jefferson, Hy.dt, and four in the steerage, ilawea, s.s„ 421 tons, AVhcelar, from Non hern Ports. Passengers; Mrs Tairoa and family C,i. Mrs Casey aud family ( Id, Mrs MeirMes, M iss V» illiaina, Messrs Coates-. Candies, Taylor, Williams, Sheriff, Mcuzics, luuis. Rui ry, l.'osc.-v, Orbcll, Tucker, Alexander, Pollock, Marks, .Jut-obs, Ue.rgbotl, Logan, Campbell, ami aim; iu the steerage. • * i.tb I: October 14.- —Friendship, sc-hoc-nov, 62 tons, Sundstron, for Hokitika. October lb.—Samson, 121 tons, t-hue, for Oamuvu. The ic-booiu']- Friendship, for Hoi.i!ikn, was (owed to sea yesterday afternoon by tbe s.s. Jane. The p.s. Samson sailed for her usual Dip to Oauiuru this morning. The three-masted schooner E..telle is inking on hoard railway iron from the ship Jessie Keiiduian, for Oainn.ni. Tho schooner Pioneer, from Sling Point; ketches Isabella, Timnrii, aud Defiance, from Mocraki, arrived yesterday. Tho Union Co.’s fine s.s. Hawc-a arrived alongside the railway pier from tho Northern Ports at 10.45 this morning. She left Oiiehuuga wharf at 4.20 n.iu. on the Orb, but, owing to the heavy sea on the oar, anchored inside tho Sooth Head until (i a.in. on the 11tli, when she crossed the bar ; called at Taranaki, Nelson, Pioton, Welling!on, .-md Lyttelton, which latter port she left, for Port (Mmliners at 4 p.m. on the 14vh. \Vc thank her purser (Mr Ponsonby i for report and exchanges. The s.s. Star of the South arrived from tho b orth at 11 o’clock last, night, and was taken into Murray * Floating Dock this morning, to he cleaned and recanted. Blip left Auckland on the dth inst.,a(; S p.in., and had light S.W. wind.-; until K p.m. mod dny, when the wind shitted to the S. Id., and increased to a. heavy gale ; ran under the Kiduinpers for shelter, and remained there until 4 p.m. on the 10th; hud strong S.W. winds to Well‘.region, a.t which port she arrived at2 a.m. on the 12i.ii; lofts! noon, and arrived at Lyttelton at :,i p.m. cu the 12th: loft there at 5.5b p.iu., aud had s.m.heriy wind-5 to arrival. w The New Zealand Steam Shipping Company’* s.a. Plirebo arrived alongside the railway pier at seven o’clock this morning with the Otago portion of the Sau Francisco mail, widen was immcdiattjiy landed and conveyed to Dunedin by special (rain. She leftthe Mauukau Heads at 0 n.'m. on the 11th. and arrived aD Taranaki at S p.m. ; left ai 1.2 ) a.m. on th« 12th, uud arrived at Nelson at 4. hi p.m.; !<-f( oo r 52b p.m., and arrived at Piet on at 1.4.5 a.m, on the 12t.1i -. left at 2.1b a.m., and arrived at Wellington a.m.; left shortly aft«v noon, and arrived at Lyttelton at 0 a.m. on the 1 Ith ; I--1T at, 10 a.m,, an.l ar- I rived as above. iWe thank her purser iMr Jfivhor i for report and asohnuges.

SHIPPING TELEGRAM,

Hokitika, October 14.—Sailed; Maori, for Dunedin, via Jackson's Ray, Fa.-reugers »Itov. Mr and Mrs Kirkland aud seven children.