Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4270, 2 November 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

High Water.

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Port Chalmers. IB KITED.

November I.—Shag, s.s., 31 tons. Wing, from Shag Point. Catharina, brigantine, 156 tons, Heitmon, from the Manritina.

Waitaki, a s., 228 tons, Edie, from Oamarn, Passengers : Miss Smith, Eev. Mr Gifford, Captains M'AUister and Mnir; Messrs Hodson, Smith, Stevens m, Dennison. Fulton, Penny, Kilgour, Aitkenhead, and Hunter; and seven in the steerage. November 2—Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Peterson, from Timaiu. Passengers: Misses Fold and List; Messrs Reid, Walker, Hudson, Webb, Hutchinson, Webb, Hay, O’Beal, Herbert, M'Leau, Fraser, Spence, Smith, and Sise; and five in the steerage. _Einemoa, steam yacht. 284 tons, Johnson, from Wellington, via Lyttelton. Passengers: Mrs Hood|; Hon. G. M'Leau, M.H.E.; Hon. Captain Fraser, U.L.C.; Messrs V. Pyke, M.H.8.; J. C. Brown, M.H.8.; Hood; Tairoa, M.H.8.; Toby; and two in the steerage. Otago, s.s., 642 tons, Calder, from Melbourne, via - Hobart Town and tbe Bluff. Passengers : From Melbourne—Mrs'Williams and family (three), Mr and Mrs Drew, Miss Bennington; Messrs B. Inglia, Haipe, Pole, and W. Belcher; and thirty in the steerage. From Hobart Town—Mesdames Bridge and Sailer; Misses Allen and Sailer; Messrs Sevan, M'Anliffe, and M'Nael. From the Bluff—Mesdames Buchanan and Longfleld; Miss Warmack; Mr H. Coxhead. Transport, brig, 809 tons, O. M'Einnon, from Newcastle. Express, s.s., 136 tons, Christian, from Riverton and the Bluff. Passengers: Mesdames Tall and family (two), White, Manningham; Misses White ami Pallison; Messrs Reekie and Manningham; and five in the steerage. Frederick Hartwig, barque, 425 tons, Walters, from Bordeaux. Ladybird, s.s., 264 tons, Andrews, from Northern ports. Passengers: Mesdames Shrimski, Lightschieneil, Byers, G. Darrell and servant, Jackson, and Eva; Miss Telverton; Captain Richards, Master Munsgen; Messrs G. Da Tell, Joyce, M.H.R., Kennedy, Petre, Eva; and twelve in the steerage. SAILED. November I.—Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, for the bluff. Cora, schooner, 45 tons, Russell, for Wanganui. November 2.—Hinemca, steam yacht, 284 tons, Johnson, for Wellington. The North-German brigantine Catharina, with 7,260 bags of sugar from the Mauritius, was towed up. late last evening by the Iron Age. She left Port Louis on the 10th September, and carried the S.E. trades t« latitude 34.26 S., long. 44.86 E.; picked up the westerlies on the 20th, which continued until off Tasmania on the 17th lust.; thence had light N.N.E. and variable winds until passing tbe Solandera on the 26th; afterwards light variables, with rain and thick weather, to arrival off the Heads as above. The Tairoa arrived from Timam, via Oamarn, at seven this morning. She left Timam at 8.45 p.m. yesterday, called at Oamarn at midnight, landed thirty passengers there, and left again at 2.30 p.m. The Government steam yacht Hinemoa, with passengers from Wellington and Lyttelton, arrived at eight this morning. She left Wellington at 9 p.m. on the 31st, and arrived at Lyttelton at noon on the Ist; left again at 2 p.m. Experienced fine weather along the coast to arrival. After a short stay at the Port she sailed for Wellington direct. JTie s.s. Express, from Riverton and the Bluff, arrived at 9.30 this morning, and, after discharging cargo into the ship Waimea, steamed up to Dunedin. The Union Company’s s.s. Ladybird left the Mannkan at 3 p.m. on the 28th October, called at Taranaki, Nelson, Picton, Wellington, and Lyttelton, and arrived shortly after noon to-day. Wo thank Mr Scett (purser) for report and Northern exchanges.The Bremen, barque, Frederick Hartwig, with a full general cargo of German and French produce, was towed up this morning to her anchorage by the s.s. Express. She left Bordeaux on July 11; had fresh northerly winds which carri* d her to thoN.; . trades, which were lost on the 31st, iu lav. 25 30 N. • thence variables until the 3rd August, when she picked up the S.E. trades ; crossed the Equator on August 11, in long, 28.3 W,; the S.E. trades hung well to the southward, and were lost on the 18th in lat. 17.29 S.; crossed the meridian of Greenwich on the 7th September, and that of the Cape on the 16th, in lat. 42.20 S., the westerlies were Strong, with occasional gales and heavy sea; passed the meridian of the Leenwin on the 11th October, !? d £““ ania on the 19th; made the Solanders on the 27fcb, when the breeze died away, went round Stewart's Island; thence to arrival had calms and variables. The brig Transport; from Newcastle, was towed np this forenoon by the Iron Age. She left Newcastle on tbe 15th ; had light westerly winds until within fifty miles of the Solandera en the 25th, when she was becalmed for four days; thence light weather. 6