Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 3970, 15 November 1875, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER. Heads. j Pr. Chalmers, I Dunedin, 4.17 p.m# I 4.57 p.m. | 5.42 p.m. POST CD \LMERS. ARRIVED. November 13.—Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edio, from Oamaru. Passengers : Miss Alexander, Captain Gay, Messrs A. and G. Sutton, Cutler, Jacobs, Porrit, and Thomas ; four in the steerage. November 14. —Express, s.s,, 136 ions, Fraser, from the Bln 11. Passengers: Mesdames Douclas, Burns, Hcusicr, Messrs Whittaker, Scohof, Lindsay, Weir, Saunders, Jcad, Qucloh, and Kaiue : live in tho steerage. Lady of the Lake, s.s., 60 tons, Urquhavt, from Port Molyneux. Shag, s a., 31 tons, Wing, from Shag Point Mid Moeraki. Wellington, s.s., 264 tons, Carey, from Lyttelton. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Gall, Mr and Mrs Stephenson, Mesdames Porter, M‘Masters, Craddock, Misses Valance, Ling, Craddock, Fergusson, and Wright, Messrs M'Guire, Clayton, Robertson, Young, Carver, Crawsiiaw, Smith, Campbell, Driver, Kitchen, Taylor, Martin, Grant, Blaekie, Allan (two). Aldred, Donkham, Lyons, Hobcraft, Kenny, Levy, Smith, Valance, Wright, Little, Austin, 51‘Lean, Jobhcrns, and Ling; eleven in the steerage. Lloyd’s Herald, ketch, 48 tons, Cairns, from Gatlin’.-- River. Fanny, ketch, 25 tons, Williams, from Gatlin's River. Thomas and Henry, brig, 215 tons, Sampson, from Newcastle, October 30. November 15. Hero of tho Nile, barque, 356 tons, Dugdall, from Geographe Bay. November 13.—Comerang, p.s., 153 tons, Best, for Riverton. Nov ember 14.—Mary Ogilvie, schooner, 72 tons, Falconer, for Oamaru. Franklyn Belle, 31 tons, Foreman, for Gatlin’s River. Hope, barge, 22 tons, Julicrs, for Waikouaiti. Jessie Niccol, schooner, 93 tons, Peterson, for Wellington. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 86 tons, Paterson, for Wanganui. November 15. Pioneer, schooner, 22 tons, Mathesou, for Shag Point. The barque Florence was towed to Dunedin on Saturday by tho Geelong. The N.Z.S.S. Company’s s.s. Wellington returned yesterday from her special trip to Lyttelton, with a large number of passengers. The Hero of the Nile left Geographe Bay on October 27, and experienced very heavy westerly weather all the way. The sea washed part of the port bulwarks nway. She brings a cargo of jsrra piles. The brig Thomas and Henry, from Newcastle, was towed up yesterday afternoon by the Geelong. She left Newcastle on the 30th of October, with light northerly winds for the first two days, then encountered a heavy S.W. gale, during which she was hove to. During tho gale a heavy sea broke on board, and carried away a portion of her bulwarks and stanchions. The gale moderated on the sth inst., she made the Solanders on the 10th, and arrived at the Heads yesterday morning. WRECK OF THE GLYMPSE IN AKAROA HARBOR. The following report of the captain is published by the ‘ Lyttelton Times —“ On Monday afternoon we wore about twenty miles to tho seuth of Akaroa Heads, when the wind veered round to the southwest, with every appearance of a gale. We ran in towards tho Peninsula, but for some time, owing to the mist, we could not distinguish the outline of the coast. The wind increased very much, and after a short time, having shortened sail, running under small jib and two reefs in the mainsail, we hit the gap of the Heads exactly. We kept her well in the centre, the wind coming in tremendous squallsone after another struck us, and in luffing her up to catch one of them, the vessel having no way at the time, the squall followed her round and filled the sails so that she went over on her broadside, not giving us a moment. Tho violence of tho squall was more than ever I had seen before. I was under water several minutes, being entangled in the mizeu sheet The male had just gone down tho companion to see what was the time, end he must have got out only by a miracle. 'The Thames, ketch, fortunately was coming up behind us, and succeeded in getting all of us oil in safety. There was such a tremendous sea running, and the squalls were so frequent, that we could not let go mu- anchor,” The vessel was insured in the South British for LSOO. SHIPPING TELEGRAM. Lyttelton, November 15, 1.10 p.m. — Ladybird, for Port Chalmers. Hokitika, November 15. — Sailed: Alhambra, for Melbourne, at 11 a.m.