Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4102, 20 April 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER, TO-MO2KOW. Hvana. I Ft. Ckai.mebs, I Dottedim. 0.36 p.m. | 1.16 p.m. j 2.01 p.m.|

PORT CHALMERS.

ASBI7SD April 19.—Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamnru. Passengers; Mr and Mrs Basley, Mr and Mrs Wate, Miss M'Gavin, Mrs Anderson, Messrs M'Gavin, Hay, Malvnin, Andrew, Honor, Collis, Constable Green, end ten in the steerage. Tniaroa, s s., 223 tons, Stewart, from Timarn. Passengers : Mrs Ormond, Captain Tatchell, Mess, s Hay, Murray, Munroc. Taino. Seawood, Holonson, Trcseder, Garrick, "Walker, Noble, and seven in the steerage, Phoebe, s.s., 461 tons, Andrew, from Northern Ports. Passengers: Mrs Burdett and child, Miss's Buckland, Mullar, Captain Prist on, Messrs Buckland, Murray, Biddle, Dunning. Pritchard, Prancis, Taylor, Gauley, and three in the steerage.

SAir.v.n. April 19. Gatlin, ketch, 46 tons, Marks, for Gatlin’s River.

Coomerang, p.s., 156 tons. Best, for Southern Ports.

Express, s.s., 136 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, for Timaru. April 20.—Easby, s.s. 966 tons, Kennedy, for Sydney and Newcastle, via Lyttleton. Passengers; For Lyttleton—Messrs Stewart, D. J, Sutherland, and forty-two in the steerage for Sydney and Newcastle.

Mary Ellen, 29 tons, for Oamam. Trial, ketch, 35 tons, Kelly, for Waikouaiti. Transport, brig, 290 tons, Fox, for Napier. “"Eingarooma. 611 tons, Underwood, for Melbourne. Passengers: [For Melbourne—Messrs Fulton, Kennedy, Mackay, and thirty-two in the steerage. For the Bluff—Mesdames M’GUlivray and Oldham, Messrs Francis and Bur well.

The s.s. Colima was successfully taken into the dock at high water to-day.

The Eingarooma for Melbourne via the Bluff, and the Easby, for Newcastle, via Sydney, took their departures this afternoon. The Albiou Company’s s.s. Tairaroa returned at six this morning from her usual trip to Timaru, and steamed alongside the ship Oamaru to discharge grain. - She loft Timaru, where she took ou board besides other cargo, 2,237 bags of grain, at 7.30 p.m. yesterday. The Phoebe, frem Northern ports, arrived alongside the railway pier at 9.15 this morning. She lc?t the Manuka at 1.30 p.m. ou the 15th, Taranaki at 8.30 a.m. on the 17th, Wellington at 4 p.m. on the lota, and Lyttelton at 1.30 p.m« yesterday. Ex* perienced fine weather throughout the trip. We thank Mr Barbor (purser) for report and exchanges.

SHIPPING TELEGRAM.

Patea, April 18th.—The sale of the hull of the steamer Egmont brought LSOO at auction to-day. The gear brought L 95, Bundle, the Wanganui bridge contractor, was the purchaser of the vessel There is every possibility of getting her off. ' Aprins.-Arrived, H.M. Nymphefrom Hokitika, April 20.—The Otago, from Sydney, a secession of heavy easterly gains, with thick weather, the snu not having been visible for four days. She made the coast on the 18th to the south of Hokitika, but had to anchor onaccount ot a dense fog. Passengers Efor Port Chalmers, Mr Mentore, ana six in tho steerage: also tour tons of targo.