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Evening Star, Issue 4053, 22 February 1876, Page 3

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HIGH WATER. TO-MORROW. Heads. J Ft. Chalmers. ( Dunedin. 2.07 p.m. I 2,47 p.m. | 3.32 p.m. POET CHALMERS. AT THE HEADS. Mary Ocilvio, schooner, 72 tons, Falconer, from •reymouth. ARRIVED. February 22.—Frederick Basaell, barque, 342 tons, Eobertson, from Newcastle. Prospector, barque, 235 tons, Duncan, from Newcastle. ’ . Eingarcoma, 6>l tons, M‘Lean, from the North. Passnngers—Mr and Mrs Hiudmarsh, Mr and Mrs Henderson, Hon. Mr Reynolds, Mr Campbell. SAILED. -February 22.—Taiaroa, s.s., 226 tons, Stewart, for Tnnaru. Shag, s.s., 31 tons, Wing, for Shag Point. Maggie Paterson, schooner, 98 tons, Paterson, for Westport via Moeruki. Samsm, p.s., 124 tons, Sinclair, for Oamaru. Express, sis., 136 tons. Fraser, for Bluff Harbor. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, for Timaru. PROJECTED DEPARTURES, Albion, for Sydney, February 24. Alhambra, for Melbourne, March 6. Express, for Bluff, February 26. Hawea, for Wellington, February 22. Otago,’for Melbourne, March 1, Eingarooma, for Melbourne, February 23. HSamson, for Oamaru, February 22, • .Taupo, for Wellington, February 29. Wauganui, for Timaru, February 22.

The ship Calypso, with 4,567 bales of wool and 3,471 ounces of gold, valued at L 114,558,. will take her departure for London to-morrow. She is in splendid trim, and will no doubt make n good run Home.

Tho ship Sir Launcelot will be shifted from the lower anchorage tc-morrow, and moored alongside tuc railway pier to discharge* The ships Canterbury and Waimate are rapidly t * lo former vessel having now on board 5,020 bales of wool, 7 bales of leather, and 24 casks ot tailow; and the Waimate, besides 203 tons of manganese. 3,844 bales of wool. Messrs M'Meckan. Blackwood, and Co.*s fine s s Riug.irooma, from West Coast ports via Lyttelton! arrived at Port Chalmers this afternoon. She leaves again for Melbourne, via the Bluff, to-morrow afternoon.

, .The ships Corona, Olive, and Oxford, which are discharging in the stream, ore making good progress, the Corona having discharged about 450 tons tons, the Olive about 850 tons, and the Oxfordahout cSO tons.

The barque Frederick Bassell, with a cargo of coal and coke from Newcastle, was towed up yesterday afternoon by the tug Geelong. She left Newcastle on the 9th instant with a N.E. wind, which a > s t m Ued i fov thirty hours, when it shifted to the S.S.W., which increased to a heavy gale, with high sea, _ the vessel running under lower topsals. During the gale she shipped a heavy sea, which slashed in the starboard bow, filled the galley, , ht' °ther damage. . The gale moderated on the 12th, and shifted to the N.W.: made the oolanders on the 13th, with a heavy N.W. gale, which moderated at noon ; came through Poveaux Straits same night. Had S.W. winds with heavy ram along the coast to arrival. The schooner Mary Ogilvie arrived at the Heads psterday afternoon from Greymouth, hut owing ''mi heav y S.W. wind she anchored outside. The barque Prospector, with a cargo of cools from Newcastle, was towed up last evening by the tug Geelong. She left Newcastle On the evening of the 12th; had fine winds to arrival.

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‘Wellington, February 21. —The steam-hopper Sunjner put in here to-day, after having been within a hundred miles of Lyttelton. She is one of the three boats intended for dredging that port. She loft Glasgow on the 7th August last, and called in at the following ports on her way to coal Gibraltar, Malta, Port Said, Suez, Aden, Point do Galle, Singapore, Somerset (Torres Straits), Cooktown, Brisbane, and had to put back to the latter place ten days after leaving it. She will proceed to Lyttelton after taking in thirty tons of coal. Wellington, February 22.—Arrived: Ship Warwick, from L'.udon, 99 days out, and 81 days from land to land. Had a fair weather passage. She brings 47 passengers (all well), and 30 prize Lincoln sheep for Mr Walker, of Waikato. Timaru, February 22.—Arrived, C a.m.: Taiaroa. from Port Chalmers.