Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4192, 3 August 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATEE.

To-HOKBOW. FIK4D3. J Pt. Chalmers. | Dphedih. 2.82 p.m. I 3.12 p.m. | 3.57 p.m.

AT THE HEADS. City of Coshinere, ship, from London. POUT CHALMERS. AUEiVS:.. August 2—Samson, p.s., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamorn. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Douglas, Hon. ,T Maelean; Misses Paeon, Maclean; Messrs Allen Ma.lean, Macintosh, Dick, Barraciousrh, Thomson, Juuianps, Jessop, M'Gregor, Harrington, M'Conuo!l; and two in the steerage. Argnst 2.—Grace, ketch, 16 tons, Dixon, for V;' ukouaiti. V/i.ngamii, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, for the Bluff. Ai rust 3 Oberon, ship, 1,193 tons, Dunn, for 3:i:: Francisco, The p.s. Samson, with cargo and passenger:! from O.imaru, ai rived last evening and steamed past the port to Dunedin. Men3vs Houghton and Co.'s s.s. Wangnnui took !ier departure last evening for her usual trip to the Bluff. The ketch Grace, with cargo for "Waikouaiti, sailed yesterday af lernoon. The brigautine Eesolution was towed to Dunedin yesterday afternoon by the tup Geelong. The ship City of Cnshmore, eighty-five davs from Glasgow, was signalled at the Heads early this morning, with loss of main topsail yard. Owing to the hoavy tf.W. breeze the tug Geelong did not proceed down. The sbip Obeion, in ballast for San Francisco, took her departure this morning, being towed clear of the la.nd by the tusr Geelong. Tho Easby has been detained at Wellington owing ,jj»the heavy southerly gale blowing there. She w2t probably leave this evening, as the weather is now moderating. The Hokitika bar is in so bad a state (hat Messrs N. Edwards and Co., the owners of the Anchor line of steamers, have been compelled to decide not to book passengers are fhip cargo for that port until some impiovement is reported. At the present time there are a number of sailing vessels from various ports lying outside, some of them having been there for several weeks.—Nelson 'Evening Mail,' 26th ult.