Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4021, 15 January 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATEE. TO-MOKJIOW, H*hV*. I Ft. Cn/u.vucES.l Oceania. 5.47 p.- , I 6.27 pjn. J 7.12 p.m. FOBT CHALMEBS. ; AEEIVBD. January 15.—Grace, ketch, 25 tons, Brady, from Waikouaiti. SAILED. January 1-t.—Cainille, barque, 365 tons, Williams, for Newcastle. Jauuary 15.—Celestial Queen, ship, 843 tons, Watt, for Nelson. Nardoo, barque, 370 tons, Paul, for Newcastle. Jessie Eeaduian, ship, 962 tons, Muir, for London. Passengers: Mcssis G. K. Turtou aud Mortram. Second cabiu: Mrs and Master Maun, Mr Elliott and family (5), Mr A. Stuart. PHOJZOTBD DEPABTT7BJB. Arawata, for Melbourne, Jauuary 19. Alhambra, for Melbourne, February 5. Beautiful Star, for Lyttelton, Jauuary 15. Comerang, for Rivertou, Jauuary 15. Hawta, f»r Wellington, January 25. The barque Cainille, iu ballast, for Newcastle, was towed to sea yesterday afternoon by the tug Gccloug. The ship Wiltshire, having discharged her powder, WBS removed from the Quarantine Ground and moored off Deborah Bay, where she will discharge her cargo from London i to lighters. The ship Celestial Queeu, with part of original cargo from Loudon for Nelson, was towed to sea early this morning by the tug Geelong. Tho schooner Friendship, which lately went ashore at Port Molynenx, has received a thorough overhaul, including a new kelson, and will bo taken off Isbister's Klip at high water this evening. The barque Nardoo, for Newcastle, iu ballast, was* toved to sua this morning by the tug Ucelong. The Uuion Company's s.s. Beautiful Star will sail from the railway pier, for her usual trip to Lyttelton via Timaru, upon the arrival of the 2.30 p.m. train to-morrow. The Union Compauy's s.i. Maori arrived at Lyttelton yesterday afternoon, having made the round of the Middle Island from DuLcdiu through Foveaux Strait au'l back via Cook's Straits in nil* days. She left Port Chalmers on Wednesday, sth iust., and has since called at Bluff harbor, Milford

Sound, Martin's B:iy, Jackson's Bay, HokitiUa, j Greyinoutb, Westport, and Nelsou. She loaded at I Greyniouth a full cargo of coal and coke, which she will discharge at Timaru, The whole of the repairs to the s.s. Taiaroa will be finished to-day, and she will be taken out of the . Graving Dock ou Monday. While iu dock she has l-i.-ou thoroughly overhauled, cleaned, and re- ■ painted. " j The Union Company's s.s. Taupo arrived at i LyltfUon Uii3 morning. She is expected to leave : again at 7 o'clock, aud should therefore arrive at Pori: Chalmers abont 2 p.m. to-morrow. Ti.e new s.s. Jane Douglas steamed from the wharf this morniug to Carey's B.iy, for the purpose oi.' adjusting her compasses, aud will take hj r depar-

ture this evening for Wellington via Lyttelton. The N.Z.S S. company's s.s. Tarauak'-, with cargo aud passengers for tho Northern ports, will take her departure tn>m the new jetty iuimauiately the arrival of the 0.30 a.m. train from Dunediu tomorrow. George Giles, of Montreal, has invented a comwhich promises to obviate the danger arisiug out of deviation caused by irou ships. The bar is made to point East aud West, by having fastened across it some forty minute steel magnets, at due distance apart aud with like poles facing one way. Tho Albion Shipping Company's fine ship Jessie

; Roadman, for Loudoii, with eleven passengers, 3,403 bales of wool, 15 bales of skins, 51 casks of ' tallow, 1,011 bags of wheat, aud 4- boxes of gold, \ containing 5,8530>s lMwts and Cgrs, was towed to 5 sea this nfti'mcou by the Geelong. Tho Rendumu being in spk-i'/lid trim a good run hornets anticipated.