Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4134, 27 May 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER, To-moeeow. Heads. I Pr. Chalmers. I Diinedih. fl.]s p.m. j 6.55 p.m. j 7.10 p.m, Monday. 7.14 p.m. 1 7.54 p.m. [ 8.39 p.m. POET CHALMERS. AT THE HEADS. Znloika, ship, from London. &RSIVSI7* May 26.—Aw.mia, schooner, 38 tons, Walls, from Auckland Islands. Grace, ketch, 16 tons, Brady, from Waikouaili. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 85 tons, Paterson from Timoru. ’ Atlantic, schooner, GO tons, Gibbs, from Waugapoa. Matau, s.s,, 104 tons, Urqubart, from Oamavxi. Passengers: Messrs Mills, Fenwick, Boyce, and nine steerage. May 27—Maori, s.s., 119 tons, Malcolm, from West Coast via Northern ports. Passengers; Messrs M Gowan, M'Kenzie, Tansley, and Qlossop. Taranaki, s.s., 29G tons, Lloyd, from Northern ports. SAILED. May 26.—Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Stewart, for Timaru. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Christian, for Timaru.

The schooner Awaran arrived at the Heads yesterday forenoon, short of water and partly disablcd, from a sealing cruise, and was towed up in the afternoon by tho Geelong. She left, on the 25th J^ nua J7 an d made lier head-quarters at Lowrie Harbor, Erebus Cove, when her crew sealed about the coast from the N.W. Cape to the S.W. Cape, and visited Adams’ and Enderby Islands ftfc Carnley Harbor. At the latter places they found the depot of provisions and stores which they inspected; at Carnley a box-of preserved meats, box of blankets, a boat’s compass, carpenter’s tools, axes, Ac.; at Enderby, a cask of beef, cask of pork, blankets, and wearing apparel. No signs of recent wreck were seen, but cruising along tlie west coast of the island portions of wreck were observed lodged on ledges of the cliffs 30ft above the level of the sea. They were supposed to be part of the ill-fated ship Qeueiol Grant. Tlie oidypersons on the island were Mr nut Mrs Nelson, who were stationed at Lowrie Harbor by_ Dr Moncktou to look after hia stock.. Having finished her cruise, which had not proved a great success, she loft Erebus Cove on the 20th rnst. with a fresh S.W. breeze, increasing to a gale, with high seas, one of which swept her docks, carrying away boat, galley, and everything moveable, heaving her on her beam ends for fully twenty minutes, when the pale moderated. *On tho 22nd tlie master attempted to run under the Nuggois, but tho wind being still at S.W. be. was compelled to abandon this and came along tho coast, n aking tho Heads as above. The schooner Atlantic, with a cargo of timber from W.rngapoa, arrived yesterday. She left Wangapoa on tho 7th inst.

The Union Company’s steamer Maori returned to port this monnug from her usual monthly trip £?A Vest Coast porta. At Timaru she took on hoard t ( J7 sacks of (train, leaving there at 7 p.m. yesterday. The signals at the Honda this morning- annonnoo.i tho arrival of the ship ZukiUi, from London. The Geelong proceeded down, and will tow her up this evening. The If .2. Company's steamer Taranaki arrived from the Northern Boris this aftenn-on.

SHIPPING TELEGRAM,

Timaru, May 27.—1.30 p.m., Easby, for Lyttelton,