Shipping.
HIGH WATEB, TO-MOKBOW,
POttT CHALMEBS.
•ttKTVTI.. P«£it? 17, ~ Shag ' ■•■- 31 tons . Wing, from Sbag Hohi l iika.' Cb ' BohoOuer ' 60 Francis, from _Alaori, s.s., 116 tons. Malcolm, from th« "Wpit Coast, via Bluff. Passengers: Mesdames CliS Twf? t Messrs Granger, Mackoy Dutlne, Lister, Flexman, Buchanan, and nine steer! age.
SAItKD,
koi^m. 16 '~ Grace ' kotch ' 16 toDS ' Bm/iy ' from Wni - Janot Ramsay, schooner, 42 tons, Lnivs for Invercargill. ' Bl ul * u Blug le SC ° lly ' 9Cuoonpr > 50 tons > Scolly, for tho Taiaroa, s.s., 228 ton*, Stewart, for Timaru.
On the amval at Port Chalmers of the harbor ?W?i U l"°\? ile y e3t «day evenly, wc farnt that the slup Oboron spoke the Orpheus from Glasgow for this port, 300 milos off. the Snares, and ni^^fh^ 3 ' 3 ! . The Orpheus win gSbaW SSsi-* he . Hc y 1 ? 1 dra ' lB S «*•« fof- She brings, v/o n 4 OT£ £ a - nd '£, full cnrK " aud A few immigrant!. ine Snips Obcron, from London, and Horsa, from ™ gOW i &rnT ? d /' ft '* h .° H<?ads yoslerday for£ S22 n igot tij» ptewa md proceeded MW*s£tofaw
shortly after 6 p.m. without either of the vessels in tow, owing, it is said, to the heavy draught of water of the two ships. The tug anchored Inside the Heads with the intention of bringing one of the ships up early this morning. This, however, she wdb unable to do, owing to a strong northerly gale which set in during the night, and blew with increasing force until this forenoon. TheGeelong returned to port this morning with loss of anchor, but Bhould the weather moderate sufficiently she will again proceed outside to tender her services to the Home ships.
SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
Ltttelxon, June 16.—The three-masted schooner Garron, from Oamaru to "Wellington, put into harbor this morning, having been struck by a heavy squall off Bank's Peninsula on Wednesday night. She sustained damage to sails and rigging. She will repair, and probably continue her voyage tomorrow.. Sailed: Taupo, for Port Chalmers, at 6 p.m.; Pomona, ship, for Portland, Oregon. June 17.—Arrived: Anne Armitage, barque, from London, 136 days out j alLwell.
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Evening Star, Issue 4152, 17 June 1876, Page 3
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373Shipping. Evening Star, Issue 4152, 17 June 1876, Page 3
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