Shipping.

Evening Star, Issue 4285, 20 November 1876, Page 3

Shipping.

High Water. Hk;a.D6. j Pt. OhaLMEES. I l>n>ki«j!N. 5.41 pjn. J 621 p.m. I 7.06 a.oi. Port Chalmers. 1H RIVED. November 18.—Waitaki, a.8., 229 tons, Edie, from Oamaru. Passengers—Misses Charter, Dodson, and Peacock, Mesdames Stephenson, Sutherland, Sutton, Reid, Peacock, Douglas, Lowe and child, Mes.irs Cumberbench, Gardener, Pollen, Borrie, Grant, M'Lean, Stephenson, M'Gairn, Forrest, Charter, Lindsay, M'lfiulay, Forsyth, Tunnage ( Seynior, Wylie, Grieve, Anderson, Larkin, M'Lean (2), Johnston, Kohn, Holmes, Matthews, Price, Brown, Wathen, Douglas, Moore, Grant, Hopper, Stephens, Gray, Drysdal9, Price, Watson; and eight in the steerage. Wanganui, s.s., 179 tons, Fraser, from Bluff. Passengers: Messrs Seward, Eeid, Calder, Brown, Pryde, Wilson, Christianson, Nicolls; and two in the storage. Dunedin, ship, 1,245 (ons, Whitson, from Glasgow August 28. Passengers: Nineteen saloon and 286 free and nominated immigrants. Isabella Anderson, schooner, 83 tons, Paterson, from Bluff. Shag, s.s., 31 tons, Wing, from Moeraki. November 20.—Hope, barge, 25 tons, Julier, from Waikouaiti. BA.ILED. November 19.—Beautiful Star, s.s., 146 tons, Bernick, for Oamaru. Kxpress, s.s., 136 tons, Christian, for the Bluff. EosaunahEose, schooner, 138 tons, Deuchrass, for Picton. Franklin Belle, ketch, 30 tODS, Foreman, for Moeraki. Taiaroa, s.s., 228 tons, Peterson, for Timaru. Palmerston, ketch, 25 tons, Brebner, for Inver•irgill. Jane, cutter, 25 tons, Tunbridge, for Catlia's Eiver. November 20.—Bravo, cutter, 20 tons, Goomcs, for Stewart's Island. Penola, barquentine, 597 tons, Lunt, for Wellington.

Hawea, s.s., 461 tons, Wheeler, for the North. Passengers: For Lyttulton—Mesdames Dampier, Hazlett, Stewart, and Beethnm, Miss Dampier, Captain Eoberts, Dr Stewart, Messrs Dampier, J. W. Morton, J. Smaill, Lachman, and Eussell. For Wellington—Miss Park, Messrs Denniston, M'Neil, Evans, Burton, and Lowes. For Auckland—Mr and Mrs Nation, Drßatchelor, Masters Jones (2), Messrs J. F. Carter, Kekerman, and G. Jones, jmi. For Hokitika—Messrs M'Keuzie and J. M'Kenzie. For Greymouth—Mr and Mrs Isaacs; and twelve in the steerage for all ports.

The steamer Waitaki returned from -Onmam at sp.m.tm Saturday, and passed the pert to Duucdiu. '1 he steamers Express, for the Bluff, and Taiaroa, for Timaru, sailed yesterday. The schooner Bosanna Eose, with cargo for Picton, sailed yesterday morning. Th-> steamers Wanganui, from the Bluff, and Sha™, from Shag Point, arrived yesterday. The schooner Isabella Anderson, with a full cargo of timber from the Bluff, arrived yesterday afternoon. She left the Blnff on Saturday, and had S.W. winds along the cost to arrival. The ship Invereargill, having been cleaned and her bottom re coated, was taken out of the graTin;? dock this morcing-. The barqueutine Penola. with part of original cargo from New York for Wellington, took her departure thiß morning, and was towed olear of the land by the steamer Samson.

AEEIVAL OF THE SHIP DUNEDIN,

Messrs Patrick Henderson and Co.'s ship Dnnedin, which has been detained outside the Heads through tho late boisterous weather since t!ie evening of the 15th inst., was towed up yesterday afternoon by the steamers Geelong and Sumgon. Qn reaching the cross ohannel she was mtst by the Customs steam launch, having on bnard Captain Thomsoa, the health officer 5 Mr J. E. Monson, of the Customs Department; and Dr. Dryßdale. medical officer of the Board of Health. TJpoa ranging alongside the Dunedin the usual questions relative to the health of the passengers were put, and the replies given bytheSurgeon-Superintendentnofc being satisfactory, the yellow flag was ordered to be hoisted at the main, and the Duneiiin came to anchor in the Quarantine Ground. The steam launch then returned to Port with the way-bill, from which we were supplied with the following intelligence : Measles Broke out amongst the children on September 1, attacking altogether forty persons and causing four deaths, viz.. A- ehibald Graham, 4 years j W ichael Fleming, 5 years; Jessie Wright, 13 months; and Bath sheba Grey, 37 years, There have been si? deaths from other causes:—Caroline Cumming, 11 mouths, meningitis; Nelly Boss, 18 months, convulsions; John Grey, 6 years, pneumonia: Lawrence Grey, 14 months, bronchial pneumonia; Elizabeth Boss, 1? months, phthisis; Mrs M'Gaw, heart disease. The last I case of measles was dismissed as cured on the 18th inst, During the voyage three births have oc-

«rr«d. Aoootftbtf 1p the lift, it iwm the Banedin brings afiififccctt ttlooa aa,4 SBB tteffl&ge passengers, and has mode tftp pftaaage in 79i days to tie Heads and 82 to the Port. Captain Thomson and Mr Allen communicated with the ship thi* morning-, when Dr. Stenhou3e, dent, reported that the whole of the passengers were healthy.

Shipping Telegram.

Bt.tief, Novemb-T "JO. —Ariivcd : Cingarnoina. She left Mt-lbourue on the 15th at 2.40 j> uf. ; phased the Solander.<) al -S.'M p.m. on the 19th; nreived at. the Bhitt' tit midnight, after a line weather passage. She brings 188 lons of cargo, and thirty-one saloon and iifty-six steerage passengers for all ports. She sails for Dunedin at 4 p.m. to-day. Passengers for Dnnedin: Misses B. M'Lean and Campbell, Mesdames Grey, Moody, Nichols, and Harper, Messrs Scanlan, Hirper, Nichols, Anderson, Lynn, Jones, Biickley; eighteen and ten tons of cargo.

Wellington, November 20.—The Ladybird sailed South at 3 i .m. Passengers: Messrs J. E. MitoUrll, Browu, M'lvor, Moore, Benticol, Mr and Mrs Evans, and two children.