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Evening Star, Issue 3979, 25 November 1875, Page 3

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HIGH WATBE, TO-MOEROW. ■* I Pr, Obaluxbb. I Dtjwrdih. 134 p.m, I 214 p.nu | 2.59 p.m, n»B.T CILALWEBB. ARRIVED. November 24.—Lady of the Lake, s.s , 60 tons, Urquhart, from the Molyneux. Passenger: Mrs Kelly. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. Passengers; Mr and Mrs Hav and family, Mi and Mrs Lawson, Messrs Cockburn, Galbraith, Wales Johnson, Sinclair, and Crammond ; six in the steerage. November 25 —Swordfish, brigant’ne, 155 tons, Lewis, from Hobart Town. Passengers: Mrs Jones and child, Mrs Brenner and child, and Miss Langford ; one in the steerage. HATZ.KD. November 24. —Thomas and Henry, brig, 215 tons, Sampson, for Kaipara. Sarah and Mary, ketch, 40 tons, Smith, for Foxton. Luna, Government p.s., 289 tons, Fairchild, for Wellington. November 25.—Lochiel, three-masted schooner, 216 tons, Fraser, for Newcastle. Jane, cutter, 25 tons, Heeman, for Shag Point. PROJECTED DkPABTURXB. Albambra, for Melbourne, December 4. Beautiful S'ar, for Lyttelton, Novemberj29, Easby, for Newcastle, November 30. Maori, for Hokitika, December 4. Otago, for Melbourne, December 2. Samson, for Oamaru, November 2G. , Tanpo, for Wellington, November 29, Timara, for London, December 5. I relevun Family, for Melbourne, November 27. Tui, for Wanganui, November 27. Wanganui, lor Lyttelton, November 26.

I The three-masted schooner Lochiel, for Newcastle, sailed this morning. The brig Thomas and Henry, for iCnipara, sailed yesterday afternoon with a lino fair wiud. The Government p.s. Luna sailed last evening for Wellington. The ketch Sarah and Mary, with n cargo of railway iron, for Foxton, sailed last evening. The s.s. Lady of the Lake returned from Per usual Irip to the Molyneux last evening. After discharging wool alongside Hie ship Timaru, she steamed up to Dunedin. The Union Co.’s p.s. Golden Age will make an excursion down the Bay on Tuesday next, calling at Portobello and other stations, leaving the jetty at 10.30. The Union Co.’s p.s. Samson left Oaraavu at 10.50 a.m. yesterday, had strong southerly winds with heavy head sea to the Heads, and arrived alongside

the new pier at 0 p.m. After discharging eightyeight bales of wool into the barque Elizabeth Graham, she steamed alongside the ship Timaru to discharge 165 bales, after which she steamed up to Dunedin. The brigantine Swordfish, with a full cargo of Hobart Town produce, as towed up this morning by the s.s. Jane. She left Hobart Town on the 13th inst., with a westerly wiud, and cleared the land nex; day; light westerly winds continued until within 150 miles of the Solauder, when it shifted to the eastward. Passed tbe Solauder on the 17th, and cleared the Straits on the 20th, when she encountered a strong E.S.E. gale for twenty-four hours; thence southerly winds to arrival at the Heads this morning. SHIPPING TELEGRAM. Auckland, November 24.—The Vasco di Game made a good passage from Sydney of four days fourteen hours. She was docked and overhauled in Sydney. The Cyphrencs was to leave Sydney for Kandavu on the 20th, to await the inward mails. The Government detained the Vasco until noon to-day, to take the Ladybird’s supplementary mails. The captain of the Vasco was fined Is and costs for refusing to give the pilot charge of his ship when entering harbor on the inward voyage.