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Evening Star, Issue 4277, 10 November 1876, Page 3

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Port Chalmers. ABETTED. November 9.—Signet, cutter, 16 tons, Rodrigues, from Riverton. Grace, ketch, 16 tons, Dixon, from Waikouaiti. Easby, s.s., 969 tons, Kennedy, from Sydney, October 27th, via Cook Str. it. Passengers: Mrs Brandon and two children, Mesdamea Quinn and Stafford, Mr Brandon; and fourteen in tbe steerage. Calypso,'ship, 1,014 tons, John Leslie, from London August 19th, The Start August 24th. Passengers: Mr and Mrs Walters and page, Misses Smith and Thorton, Captain Lovell, Messrs Walker, Miles (2), Emery, O’Brien, Fowke, Keith, Chamberlain ; and tbirty-six second class and steerage. BAILED. November 9.—Huon Belle, kotcb, 42 tons, Currie, for Gatlin’s River. November 10.—Waitaki, s.s. 228 tons, Edie, for Oamaru. Taupo, s.s., 462 tons, Carey, for Northern Ports. Passengers: For Lyttelton—Captain Peek, Mrs, Kerr, Messrs Garratt, Bell, Mareden, and Master Peek. For Wellington—Mrs Biddell, four children, and servant; Messrs Macossey, Monat, Dunscombe, and Stewart. For Akaroa—Mr Spence and two children. For Napier—Mrs Mnrtou, Mr Bowden. For Hokitika—Mr Prince. For Manukau— Mr and Mrs Walter and servant; Messrs J, Main, D. Main, Ferguason, Vausbroun, Newton, Fains, Rathbone, O’Brien, Price; and thirteen steeracre for all ports. The s.s. Easby, from Sydney, via Wellington and Lyttelton, arrived yesterday afternoon. She left Sydney at 4 p.m. on the SGth nit., had fine weather until the Ist inst. at 11.80 am., when, in lat. 88.48 S., long. 167.34 E., she experienced a terrific tbua." dersqaall with vivid lightning and hailstorm, the stones being fully as large as a pigeon’s egg, a- d several of them denting the binnacle and forcing the watch to seek shelter. After the storm had fine weather until passing Cape Farewell at 6 p m, ion the 4tb. Arrived at Wellington at 1 a.m. on the 6 th, left again at 5.80 p.m. on the 7th, called at Lyttelton, ana arrived here os above.

The brig Mis* gilmaqaogg, from Poo-chow Poo, sailed up to her anchorage yesterday afternoon. She left Foo-oUow Foo on August 20, got the S.B. trades on September 26, and carried them to 29 S. on October .9; tbenoe strong westerlies ; pasced Tasmania on the 26th, and made the S.W, Cape on the 4th Inst.; thence to arrival had light easterly winds.

ABEIVAL OP THE SHIP CALYPSO. This handsome clipper ship was towed up hv the tag Geelong last evening, and anchored off Deborah Bay. The Calpyso brings some 1,700 tons of cargo, including 400 tons dead-weight j also fourteen saloon and SG second-class and steerage passengers. She has made an excellent passage of cighty-one days from port to port, and seventy-three from land to landL She is still under the command of Captain John Leslie. The Calypso left Gravesend on August 19 ; owing to the thick westerly wind she anchored same night in the Downs; remained there until the 21st; beat down channel, and took her departure from Start Point eh the 24th, with a north-wesif wind, which continued until picking up the N.E. trades in SON., which were lost in 16 N.; thence variables were experienced, and crossed the equator on September 14 lu long. 22 W., when she got the B,E. trades, which were carried until reaching 26 S.; thence variables and northerly winds, and crossed the meridian of Greenwich on October 1 in 89 S., and that of the Capo on the 6th in 43 S-, when she got the westerlies, which continued until retching 60 east long, j thence to passing the meridian of Tasmania had N.E, and S.E. winds, and ran down her eagtipa between the parallels of 44 and 45. Passed Tasmania en the 2nd, and the Snares on the evening *( the 6th. Next morning signalled the ship Murray, from Port Augusta to London ( thence, until arriving off the Heads yesterday afternoon, hid squally and unsettled weather. When in lat. 46 8- long- 1?5 E., signalled the ship Howrah, from London to Wei* lington, with immigrants—(ill well.

Shipping Telegram.

Wellington, November? ?o.—Sailed: Wellington, for South, at 3 p.m. Passengers; Mesdames Millman and Hutchison, Messrs Stone, Clifford, Simpler, Taylor, ard Black.