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Evening Star, Issue 4011, 4 January 1876, Page 3

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HIGH WATEB, ' TO-HOEEOW. ft'KDP, I Ft. CwALMEas, ( »r*«nnr, 8.31 p.m, I 9.11 p.m. ) 9.56 p.m. POUT CHALMSES. AEEIYED. January 2.—Kate Macgregor, schooner, 05 tom, Smith, from Auckland. Maori, s.s., 118 tons, Malcolm, from Oamnru. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Mesreuger, Messrs Mivlie, Woodstock, and Milligan. Beautiful Star, a.s., 146 tons, Peterson, from Lyttelton via. Timant. Passengers: Mrs Hart. Aliases Turk, Ramsey, Messrs Phillips, Black, and three in the steerage. SAU.ED. January 2.—Otago, ship, 993 tons, Hood, for Adelaide. Gift, barque, 286 tons, Scott, for Point de Galle. Waratah, barque, 212 tons, Fisher, for Hobart Town. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, for Lyttelton via Timam. Elizabeth Graham, barque, 598 tons, Mordue, for London. Glimpse, ketch, 38 tons, Fraser, for Oamnru. January 4.—Omeo, s.s., 800 tons, Chatfield, for Melbourne via Northern ports. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Messrs Ballars, Raphael; three steerage. Taupo, 460 tons, M’FarJane, for Northern ports. Passengers : Mesdames Shephard, Fulton, Abel, Misses Cex, Bust; Messrs Macfnrltum, Bowton, Craig, Smith, Mill, Stuart, G ark, Ltimmes, Abel, Martin, Gough, Bowley, Thompson, Chapton, Whitelnw, Rees (2), l.e Breton. F <K Wellington ; Mesdames Montgomery, Moore and child, Copeland (four children and servant, Miss Muir; Messrs Weir, Bell, Williamson, Brompton, Biddell. For Picton—Mrs CrnWshaw and child. For New Plymouth—Mr Newman, For Manakau—Mrs Graham, Miss Fitzsimmons, Messrs Graham, Cane, Macfarlaue (2), Prevost, Hamilton, John Joyce; aud eighteen, in steerage. The fore-and-aft schooner Kate Maegregor, from Auckland, arrived on Sunday evening, and continued her course to Dunedin. The barque Gift, for Point do Galle, and the centre-board barque Waratah, for Hobart Town, were towed to sea yesterday. Messrs Patrick Henderson’s fine ship Otago took her departure yesterday for Adelaide, at which port she will load for London. The * Bruce Herald ’ states that last week Mr G. F, Reid offered L 1,500 to Mr Abbot for his half share (which was uninsured) in the Lady of the Lake. It is hoped that it will be possible to save the engines and port of the cargo. Some capital runs were made by the Waitava, which arrived at the Bluff last week. On October 31st, 241 miles were logged for the day; on . the Ist November, 256 miles, a»d 222 on the next «lay, or 1,345 miles in all was the distance run from tlio Slat October to the sth November. During the hollowing week, another excellent run was made of J.,552 miles, 1,792 the following week, and 1,768 the .next week. The best day’s work was 301 miles. The barque Skerryvore, which put into Lyttelton on Wednesday for water, &c., has on board the .exhibits from Melbourne for the Philadelphia Centen - nial Exhibition. THREE DUNEDIN VESSELS ASHORE, The brigantine Kate Monaghan, the ketch Lilly Hawkins, and the cutter Nautilus are ashore on the North Spit of the Manawatu River. All are loaded with iron from Duuediu.