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Evening Star, Issue 3986, 3 December 1875, Page 3

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HIGH WVM hj, • TO-MORROW, B.BAiid, ip';:. ' iALiOCBa, I OUN6DI6. 6.30 p.m. | 7.10 p.Rj, I 7.55 p.iu, CKAiiNDiiliC. arrived. December 3.—"Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, from Timam, SAU.f. r. December 3.—Florence, barque, 375 tons, Brown, for Auckland, Dunedin, schooner, GO 1 ons, Stewart, for "Wanganui. , Jane. cutter, 25 tons, Hemmott, for Shag Point. Jessie, ketch, 22 tons, .Lydera, for Oauiaru. Herald, 53 tons, Lambert, for Foxton. Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edio, for Oaxnaru, Lady of the Lake, s.s., CO tons, Urquhart, for the Molynens. Shag, s.s., 31 tons, Wing, for Shag Point. Reliance, ketch, 65 tons, Hart, for Foxton. Julius Vogel, schooner, 56 tons, M'Carthy, for Wellington, via Moeraki. Lizzie Fox, barque, 272 tens, Hassell, for Auckland, PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Alhambra, for Melbourne, December 4. Eoauiiful Star, for Lyttelton, December 8. Comerang, for Riverton, December 4. Express, for Invercargill, December 8. Elizabeth Graham, for Loudon, December 20, Hawt-a, f»r Wellington, December 8. Llewellyn, for Lcvuba, December 10. Maori, for Hokitika, December 4. Otago, for Melbourne, December 5, Timam, for Loudon, December 5, The N.Z.S.S. Co .’a s.s. Ladybird arrived at 11,30 yesteraay. She left tho Muuukau at 4 p.m, on tnc 2/tn, ciosscd the bar nt G,15 p.m., uud arrived at lai annki at 5.15 a.m. ou the 2Sth; landed ergo and at noon, arrived at Nelson at 6 a.m. on the th: left again nt 9 n.m., and arrrived at Picton at 5.20 p.m. same day; left at midnight, and arrived at Wellington at 6 am., loft nt 4 30 p.m., and arrived at Lyttelton at 11 a.m. ; left'at 2..30 p.m. ou the Ist and ai'rivcd ns above. She lias under easy steam (rom 7 this morning till arriving off the Heads, owing to a thick fom Experienced fresh southerly hreeze v/ith hoavv cross sea to Cape Egmout; thencs to Nelson light variable winds ; from Wellington strong S.E. wind and sea to Lyttelton; thence light northerly winds to ai rival. Wc thank Mr Dougherty for report and exchanges. The Union Company’s s.s. Maori left Port Clu\lme> sat 8 p.m. on the 30th ult.,hud strong northerly winds to Timam, at which port she nrrived at 8 a.m. ou the Ist inst, took ou board 155 bales of wool f->r the ship Timaru, and 304 bales for the Elizabeth Graham, and left again at 5.3.J p.m. yesterday, arriving at 4 this morning, L apt. Malcolm reports the s.y. Otago taking cargo Timam. The HW. wind Hi;; morning enabled the following coasters to take their departures Jessie, for Ounaru; Jme, for Shag Point; Dunedin, foi Waugtinui; Herald and Reliance, for Foxton; and Julius Vogel, for Wellington via Mocraki. The s.s. Eusby having discharged her coals info the Lulas, hauled alongside the railway pier this morning to take in cargo for Sydney via Northern Porta. The barque Florence, for Auckland, waa towed to sea tins morning by the s.s, Jane.

THE ADAMANT’S PASSAGE.

In a l oply to a telegram forwarded to Invercargill by Mr Allan to-day, asking tho cause of tbo long passage made by tho Adamant, tho harbor-master replied that the vessel only got in this forenoon and war, to have been cleared at noon. It blow a gale, with rain, all yesterday. Her immigrants will probably be landed to-morrow. The long passage was caused by (tho Adamant being jammed down ou tho Brazilian coast.

SHI Pi’IKG T ELEG RAM S,

Lyttelton, December 3.—Arrived, 10.30 n.m.; WeHiu-lon, from Port Chalmers. Newcastle, November 23.—Sailed : Sing, for Dun edin ; Ann Mclbundi and Harcrsham, for Wellin'--ton; Hopeful, for Lyttelton. J