Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4046, 14 February 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HJ.GH WATER.

POET CHALMERS,

AUUTXO. Ja “‘ 8Clo ““ r ' 38 sis»ssr ,&S3ilh,son ’ Messrs Inglis, Cherry, Adams! Benson, and 9 steerage, * W a ngaiiui, 8.8. r i79't°iis, Christian, from Bluff ter A rS^ r a ?,? Colder. Messrs ImSs! zL t •White, M‘Leod. Kollv Ed* ward, Maher, and 3 steerage, tw^ 011 ' 8 s, »__“26 tons. Stewart, from Timaru Passengers; Messrs Coombes, Fife, Kimbell* K a wV and |^ dren^ el,b CunnSgCwl : Imms, Ingram, Sellers, aud 13 steerage and ai B NnVfh l t0 p S = MapforJane, frtmi Lyttelton Mia the horth, Passengers • Eov Mr and Mrs d “hOs Johistbhe, MohsOu, Maitland, and chx!d, Glondanmg, and 3 children. Do Bear child and serf ant. Potter and servant, Misses Crame,.; Gatlins, Esauilaiit. CoiwiX ffiSqhn S T ! %? daU » Dr Beck, Dr Squires, M™an« t^, i^?i S ’w C f g,158 ?, ,i; HaU . Thomson! nlr , D^®lsh ' WetßOh. Eich, Wilson.Weid! , ‘ SAILED. Bl«ff btUftry 13 ‘~ Ex P reS8 * 136 tons, Fraser, fpr Cooper. lor Wellington—Mr Mrs and Miss oS^ rtl S W^ Me9S Gallahcr, Somerville, Hamilton, Moss. For Nel! ?° n ~ M 08 8 ™... Peters; For MonaG "" 1 ’ “« 9 Hope, cutter, 21,tqn8, Scott, for Kakanui. Wanganui, schooner, 82 tons,Blauev for irnknuni Palmerston, ketch, 25tons, Brebner’ for Eliza MThee, ketdhi 39 Cto£^' tii^p" B6 tons ’ Lloy T < *’ f< > r Lyttelton and Wellington. Passengers ; ior Lyttelton Messrs Rdwards and Eemmeuschuider. For Wcllimrtori--Messrs Bates, Arthur, and Mmr, nngton , // *. ■ *WMBCTBI> DEPARTURES. ’.. ' •' I ‘ Arawata, for Melbourne, February 16 Albion, for Sydney, February 24. J * ' • Bdaoj.-fot’Sydney, fobxliai’y 16 * ' ■ ■ mwoa, farWeUlugtou.- •Fobmary 2L ••• Otago, tot Melbourne, March 1 ■ EingarooniM-for Melbourne,, February 23 . Tanpo.for WoUi»fcton, rettery IJ* *'

. The s9. Easby was hauled into the Graving Dock this, morning to be. cleaned. The ship Wild Deer was removed from the stream and moored alongside the railway pier to discharge. ..... . The N.Z.S.S. Co.’s s.s. Taranaki took her depotlure from the new pier this afternoon with cargo and passengers for Lyttelton and Wellington. FORECAST OF THE WEATHER. Late experience has shown that it is possible to issue warnings in advance of any heavy gale, unless it bo advancing with unusual rapidity, and this hO doubt could be to some extent provided for by extra reports from the more exposed positions. During the time of interrupted communication forecasts were frequently issued to North Island stations,' and the heavy ghlea which visited the Poverty Bay district during the lost month were anticipated at the outset, but the accident to the .telegraph line prevented any further attempt to send warnings in that direction., The Hon. Mr Reynolds found on his return from Otago that similar investigations of the weather reports for the South Island should be made; and we have been informed that the result has ahotvn that forecasts of considerable value can be effected there also, provided that the same care and vigilance be exercised as have been; found, necessary in this part of the country.— * N. Z. Times.’ SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Melbourne, February 6th.—Sailed; Estelle, for Dunedin. Newcastle, February 6tb.—Sailed: Woodville, and on the Bth, Camille, both for Dunedin.

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