Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4221, 6 September 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

fJIGII WATJ3K. TO-XOKSOW. »iv»DB. I Vr. CHALMERS.! OtTJSHnrN. 4.4(5 p.M. I 5.26 p.m. | 6.11 o.m. POET CHALMSBS. AT THE HEADS. September 6.—Woodville, barque, fiom Newcastle. September 6.—Otago, s.s., 642 tons, Calder, from Melbourne, via Hobart Town and the Bluff. Passenders: From Melbourne—Mr and Mrs Parker, Mrs E'liott and family (3), Mrs Chalmers and family (6), Mrs Lyders, Misses Lvders and J. J-n----9r>n, Messrs Walcott, J. Dove, Hay, Watts, Barr, Feuwick, Whitworth, Master Whitworth ; and ten in the steerage. From the Bluff—Mr and Mrs Holmes nn 1 minily, Meisw Homstrong, Barr, and Qualcli. HAILJ.-fc.

Septembers.—Taiaroa, s.s., 228 ions, Peterson, for Ttmara.

Septemher 6 —Shag, s.s , 31 tons, Wing, for Moeraki and Slug Point. Wellington, s.b., 261 tons, Carey, for Northern Ports. I'asscngerft! For Lyttelton—Mr and Mrs Hosliins, Mr and Mrs Grerldes, Mesdame* Marriott and Sutherland, Misses Lizzie Laiirenca, Kate Vernon, Flora M'lan, and Hettie Howard, Messrs Douglas. Burfoi'd, Graham, Rede, Huntley, Williams, Parish, Laurence, Cullimore, Pearson, M'Donald, Jones (2), and Joss. For WellingtonMrs Bruce, Miss Brindlay, Messrs Mollison, Knocker, Biddell. Arabella, .Tones, Angelo, Petre, Cornelius. For Napier—Mr Brooke. For Poverty Bbv—?Trs Browne and infant. For Wanganui— Miss Dougherty. For Westport—Mr Huteheson. For Manukau—Messrs Brindloy, Ayson, Eeid, Morrison; and fourteen iu the steerago for all yorts.

O-viiiff to tbo Btroug winds prevailing, the W.nn-s:n-uui, for the liluft', will jiot tail till to-morrow from Port (Jbalmcrs. Tho Viaiqtie Woodville, f»om Newcastle, arrived at the Iliads this tuornintr, hut, owinjr to vho strong S.W. sale, will probably remain anchored outside until tho weather moderates. I'he. barque Gienocc su'od down troni Dunedin this forenoon and anchored below the BUipj iug. Tho brig Tower Hill was towe 1 doM_. from Dunertiti yesterday by the Geolong, and an chored below tho shipping. The Union Co.'s s.s. Wellington steamed down the harbor this morning and berthed i ilongside the railway pier to embark passenger;), b n_ tonk her departure this afternoon for Northern jjorta.. Anxiety is felt in some quarters because the arrival of the Arawata, which left be*e o u the 28th nit., ah Melbourne has not yet been; toVegrnphed from there. We do not think there is any

reason for that anxiety, as if it had been shared in in Melbourne the owners of the raise: would have telegraphed here making inquiries of the agents, which they hj ave no* done. The silence of tho PreES Aget.cy telsgrams on the piint :s simply umccnuntable. Tt.e s.a. Otago, from Melbourne, via Hobait Town aud the bluff, arrived alongsi _e tbe railway pier ot siven this morning. She brings 170 tous of cat>;o for this port, seventy tons or which was shipped at Hobart T->wn. T'ie Otag oleft Melbourne on the oOth ult. Experienced strong head winds with heavy sua until avrivi ng at Hobart Town at 1 p.m. «>n the Ist iiiat. Left tho st vtne day at 10 p.m., i.'xporiencing strong westerly win ds during tho ruu aeivHs. Passed the Solan ders at 4 a.m. on the stb, aid arrived at theßHF.'at 10_.ni. Discharged 1!i- :e forty tous of cari> j <> l and left for Porr Chalmers iv. 5 )>.m. l-'.dd strong wt 'tlcrly win :s to arrivul. Wo thank Biick (puxa si) for report and e-.c___.ges. r