Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4160, 27 June 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

POBT CHALMERS. ABBJTBD. Juno 26.—Alpha, cutter, 25 toss, Maine, from Invercargill.

1u0,5.5., 28 tons, Wing, from Port Molyuenx. Shag. 9.8., 31 tons, Wing, from tjlnvr Pornt rind Moeraki.

June 27.—Taiii”o:i, s.h., bm-. St; Kan iv.-m Timaru. Passenger; Hiss M‘( nan. Mei*.T-Uioe Cunningham, Smith; Master Kemball : and nine in the steerage. Arawata, s.s., 623 tons. Underwood. from Molbourne via the Bluff. Passengers: Prow Mel bourne—Miss Fyumoro; Metsra J. Jonas, U. U»-. risen, (jsqll, Pocouk, llongertv, Chestorson, muj sevouteou steerage. From' the Bluff—Mesdames Brunton and servant, M’Leod; Miss Chisholm • Messrs O’Hura, Shlpton, and three steerage. '

, SAitSft. June 27.—Samson, p,s„ 121 tans, Edie, for Oamaru.

Franklyn Belle, ketch, 88 tons, Forman, for Waikouaitl.

Arawata, s.s., 623 tons, Underwood, for the North. Passengers: For Lytteltnn—Miss Grieve, Mr Eskdale, and two steerage. For Wellington— Mr J. R. Watson, and one steerage.

The ketch Alpha, with a full cargo of 16,000 ft of timber, left Invercargill on the 15t hj, but owing to ►the bad state of the bar, was compelled to anchor inside for eight days. Put to sea on the 28rd with a strong S3, sea, and ran under Bong Point for shelter, remained there until the glth, when she parted her anchors a d put to sea again. Exneri. onoed S.E. winds with heavy sea-ha for ns Dog island, and arrived at the Heads p.t + n, m. yesterThe Albion Co.’s steamer Taiaroa, with cargo and passengers from Timaru, arrive ’ at sev«u this morning, and steamed alongside- »],„• ship Welling. tor i S62 sack* o; grain, it) bales wool, and 889 coses preserved meats. She left Timaru at 6 p.m. yesterday, and Lad light westerly wi de to arrival.

Messrs M'Meckau, Blackwood, nud Co.’s ss Arawata from Melbourne via tho Bluff, with thirty! three passengers and one hundred ions of cargo for th u port, arrived alongside tho railway pier at seven this morning. She left Melbourne at 2 p.xn. on the 19th, and next day had N.W. wind until 3 a.m. on the 21st, when it shifted to tho south, ward, and increased flth heavy squalls and rain until the morning of t e 23nd, it then blowing with terrific force and a heavy sea. Having stock on board and open hatches she was hove-to under close-reefed mainsail from 7 a.m. on the 22nd until < .30 a.m. on the 23rd, when the gale moderated and ® kept on her course; experienced heavy seas until passing the the West Cape at 3 p.m. on the Solandors at 6 p.m., and arrived at the Bluff at daylight on the 25th. Left again at 4.00 p.m. on the 26th; came along under easy steam and arrived as above. We thauli Mr Miller (purser) tor report and exchanges. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. a. s . Hashy arrived at a(t S r esceeuing’y rough passage. She sails for the boutu to-morrow, and navbeex. pected at Port Chalmers on Prklay next. gers for Dunedin—Mrs Cummings, aad four in the steerage. Arrived, 11.30 a.m.: Phoebe, from Lyttelton. forTictou JUn6 27-—Sai,ed ‘ N-SOa ui-: Wellington, LriTEtToif, June 27.—Arrived, 7.50 a.m : Hawei, from Wellington; 9a.m..- Alhamh;a, from Weiimgton.

Gketmouth, June 27—Arrived: 2Gth. Isabella Anderson, from Dunedin. c a