Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4201, 14 August 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

HIGH WATER.

PORT CHALMEES. ABUVRD. August 18.—Express, s.s„ 136 tons, Christian, fromlilnff Harbor. Passengers : Judge Ward, and three steerage. Pelican, brigantine, 74 tons, Hanning, from Qamarn—put in. Samson, p. 8., 124 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. August 13.*—Taiaroa, s.s, 288 tons, Petersen, from Timarn. Wanganui, s.s., 170 tons, Fraser, from Bluff Hafftpr, Passengers: Miss Bell, Messrs Boyce, Coventry, J)ayrson, Petrie, Hescatt, and three Ateenpe,

■irrwn, August IS.— Fanny, ketch, 25 tons. Williams, (or Catlin’s Bluer. Palmerston, ketch, 23 tons, Brebncr, for Gatlin's Hirer, August 18.—Pelican, brigantine, 74 tons, Han i ug, for the Bluff, Defiance, ketch, 22 tons, Burke, for Oamnru. Huon Bell, ketch, 42 tons, Currie, for Catlin's River. August 14.—Nardoo, barque, 3791 .ns, Paul, for Adelaide. Taranaki, 299 tons, Lloyd, for the North. Passengers : For Lyttelton—Mr Beattie. For Wellington Miss Davis, Masters Wurin, Minet, and Munro; Messrs Macniister, Norman, and Hussey. For Mnuakau-—Mr Jacobs; and six in steerage for all ports. The steamers Express, from the Bluff, and Samson, from Gama’ a, arrived on Saturday evening. The stem-wheel stumer Balclntha was taken out of the floating dockron Saturday, and steamed up :o Dunedin. The Union Co.’s steamer Taiaroa, from Timarn, arrived early yesterday morning, and steamed passed the Pert to Dunedin. Messrs Houghton and Co.s s.s. Wanganui, with cargo and passengers, arrived yesterday foreneon, and steamed passed the Fort to Dunedin. The ketches Fanny, Palmerston, and Huon Belle sailed down the harbor and anchored at the Heads, in readiness to proceed with the first start of wind to Catlin’s Biver. The ketch Defiance, for Oamaru, sailed yesterday afternoon. The barque Nardoo, with a cargo of grain ’for Adelaide, took her departure this forenoon, being towed to sea by the s.s. Jane. The Union Company’s s.s. Taranaki steamed down from Dunedin this forenoon, and berthed alongside the railway pier. After embarking her passengers, she took her departure this afternoon For Northern Ports. The brigantine Pelican put inNj Port Chalmers on Saturday evening for the purpose of lauding some spars recovered from the wreck of the schooner Dagmar. The Pelican left the Grey with n cargo of coal for Oamaru on the 23rd ult. with a N.W. wind, which carried her to the West Cape on the 30th, when it shifted to the S.W. and increased to a heavy gale. She ran into Breakaea Sound for shelter, hut the gale mod* luting next djyshe put to sea, but finding a heavy sea outside she put into Dusky Bound and remained there until the 7th, when she made another start with a N.N.E. breeze, which carried her to the Solanders, when it veered round to the westward. On the morning of the 10th she fell in with the wreck of the schooner Dagmar, Oamaru lighthouse bearing N.W. J N., and Duthrie Bluff S. W. J W.j lowered the boat and made a chain strop fast to the por' main chain plate, and afterwards took the wreck in tow; experienced a moderate breeze until within four miles of Oamaru, when the wind fell light, and she had to cast off. Captain Hanning then buoyed the end of the strop, and took on board the two lower masts and fore ind main booms and gaffs, and the main topmast. The Pelican arrived at Oamaru same day and received orders to proceed to the Bluff. Left again same evening with a N.N.E. wind which continued as far as Waikonaiti, when it shifted to the S.W., and ran into Waikouaiti Bay. -Remained there until the next evening, arrived off the Heads at midnight, and sailed up as above. Captain Hanning states that 1 o all appearances the hull of the Dagmar was quite sound and showed no signs of breaking up. After landing the spars, the Pelican sailed down to the Heads in readiness for a slaafcof wind to proceed South.

ENGLISH SHIPPING. Arrved.—June 11, Christian M'Anslaud, from Blaff; 14th, Howrah, from Wellington; 18oh, Nelson, from Forth Chalmers. Sailed. —June 23, Waitangi, for Canterbury, 344 passengers; 28th, Matanra, for Otago, fifty passengers; 29th, Waimea, for Wellington, 280 passengers. The following vessels announced to leave: —July 19th, Inverness, for Napier j 26th, Howrah, for Wellington; 25th, Waimate, for Canterbury; 20th, White Eagle, for Otago.

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