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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1539, 23 January 1879, Page 2

SHIPPING. Q. PORT OF LYTTELTON. Weather Report-January 23. 9 a m—Weather, clear bine sky; wind, N.E., light. Barometer, 30.38 j thermometer, (Jo. Hitrh Water—To-morrow. Morning, 5. hi; evening, 5.38. Arrived —January £<f. Jannctto, ketch, 41 tons, Green, from O'Kain s Bav Master agent, ' Sailed—January 23. Circe, hrigontine, 1-15 tons, Alexander, for Bluff. M. Turner, agents. Sailed— January 28. Albion a s., 691 tons, Tozer, for Wellington. J>. MUlSent' Passengers-Miss Ellis Messrs T. T>TriXok Day, A. Calcott, O. Orbell, F. S. s;„i^ *% ? Howlov K. H. Hawkins, W.C. Cnlcott, 0 Grady, For Taranaki-Mr and wn For Namer-Mr Cotterhill. For AuoHandMrE F SmUh For Sydney-Mr Wright Steerm \ r i Aria ivr.irHn Mr D Arcy and 3 chiIdySSi'SESM&S. Day. Bronche, White, Orner, Clarke. Nothing could bo seen from the lighthouse at the Heads yesterday of the largo ship reported to be SaWn/for the Port by a passenger in the Einga™a on Tuesday. There were no tidings of her £y the Albion yesterday morning. It is improbsteamer Albion Captain Tozer, arrived alongside the Wharf at half-past ten o'clock yesterday morning from Port Chalmers, Bluff and Melbourne. She left Sandr.dge railway Ser at 3 15 p.m. on the 14th, cleared Port Philip Seads at V p.m. same day, passed Wi son's Promon. tory at 4.20 a.m., and Swan Island at 4 45 on the IStii carried light variable winds to the Solanders. Sh we™ parsed at 10.45 a.m on the 19th ; from thence fresh north-westerly winds, with occasional rain to the Bluff, which was reached at 5 o clock same evening. Left the following day at 5 p.m., with a fresh breeze from the south, arrived at Port Onalmers at 6 a.m. on 21st. Sailed thence at 4 nVWIc Tuesday afternoon, and had clear weather and smooth sea along the Coast. After landing ■U nassenirers and 40 tons of cargo, and receiving WpSSSSS she left for Wellington at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. In an article commenting upon the propriety ot dredging the bar at the Otngo Heads, the Dnnedin "Herald" says:—"lt maybe mentioned that the Harbor Board lately had the bar surveyed. Captain Thomson and Pilot Kelly, in accordance with instructions, tested it upon a calm day, and found the actual depth of water and the shape of the bar with all tho exactness possible. They found that the bar does not measure more thani 60ft across and that there is water 25ft deep at low tide almost immediately upon each side of it. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. Auckland, January 22. Arrived—D'Arcy Pratt, from Lyttelton. Sailed—Wellington for the South. Passengers for Lyttelton, Mr and Mrs Porter, Miss Edger, Messrs Murdoch, Thomson, and Newell. Patea, January 22. The ketch Agnes, from Wellington, arrived this morning, and sailed in by the new channel which ■was lately sconred through the sandspit, almost in tt line with the breakwater. The Clyde, from Wanganui, entering two hours before high water, found Six feet on the bar in the new channel. Port Chalmers, January 22. Arrived—Glimpse, from Timaru. Sailed—Ringarooina for Hobart Town. Bluff, January 22. Arrived—Hinemoa from Dnnedin. Sailed—Hinemoa for Puseygur Point. POBT OFFICE NOTJ.CJ.feifc* Mails close at the Chief Post Office for the following plaoes as under, subjeot to the necessary alterations : SATURDAY, JANUARY 25. For Akaroa and Otago, per Wanaka, at 11.15 a.m.} late fee letters, 11.35 a.m.; late letter box, guard's van, 12.10 p.m. train. For Northern ports, per Hawea, at 6.30 p.m.; late letter box, guard's van, must not be used for this mail. The next mail for the United Kingdom via San Fraucisco, will close at Christchurch on February Ist, and will be due in London on March 18th. The next mail for the United Kingdom via Southampton and Brindisi will close at Christchurch on February 12th. Tho mail via Brindisi will be due in London on April 7th, and the mail via Southampton on April 14th. NOTICE. A travelling Post Office having beon established on the Southern line of railway, letters bearing a late fee of two pence may be posted at any station in the mail carriago attached to the express tram, and they will be included in the mails made up in transit for offices on the main line and branches. SYDNEY J. DICK.

Chief Pontmaßter. RARER, CHARTERS & CO. have FO ti SALE, on unusually Favorable .jib, SECTIONS in Wilson's Nursery, Perry road. Prioa, £sl each; terms, £3 cash, and £3 every three months until completion. Interst, 10 per cent. * DRAPER, CHARTERS & CO., 3459 Hereford street. JEYMOUE, SURGEON DENTIST, tfLotrcasMß StEUBT, Ohbiotchvroh, ARTI3IOIAL TEETH ADJUSTED TO THE MOUTH, From Ootb to a Complete Sbt. wMm;u:i i mam. M» SsnrMOtni as to the beat method of havtoff Ghem replaced by Artlfidal onos, asetal fo* appw&noe, atUoulatioj*, aad bqswIcafeloa, ro GOLD.SILVBK, DENTAL "alloy, and vuLOA-arrn. JjOWTJIST 08TARGS8, 119 Consistent with giving satisfaction. READ THIS. PRE3ENTB 1 GIFTS !! AN ASSORTMENT OF SCRAPS, Albums, Inkstands, Note Folios, Papier Mache Goods, Students' Writing Cases, Aluminium and other Pencil Cases, Pocket Books. Purses, Penknives, &o. &c. COME AND SEE WALTEE IiIjCKLING, STATIONER, &o. f Manchester Street South. CHRISTOHUROH. Agent for Ferrier's School Ink and Coutt's Acetic Acid. 1 3 TRADE MARK. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. • J« Suckling & C^o., WHOLESALE BOOT MANUFACT USERS, BEG respectfully to draw the attention of the Public to their Trade Mark, which appears on the soles of all their Goods. 2324 BOOTS IBOOTS! T. ANDERSON BEGS to announce to bis oußtomera and tho pnbllo that he baa a large and well assorted Stock of GENTS'. LADIES', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, both English and Colonial made, besides all kind* of Boots and Shoes made on the Premises, in flret-olaa« style, peg. sown, and tivifted. Note the sddresa—.feik WHXfJCN BOOT AND SHOE 863 No. 116 Colombo street, Christchurch HOT HOUSE GRA.PE9. HOT HOUSE GRAPES. HOT HOUSE GKAPE3. HAVING purchased Mr W. WILSON'S I am now open to supply rhe tr»de and private families. fj, MARKS, Manchester street south. SiLE. Q SECTIONS, O near Redpath's store. PrJ*. «" «£ Terms, £5 deposit, balance in qaarT*"/ » Btalments of £5, bearing interest at 8 CHARTERS & CO., 3703 Alport Buildings, Hereford street. UNLESS MR HARRY PAGE, of the Lincoln Road, redeems the WATCH held by me for overdue mosey lent, without i SSiy. I itall ItU to *m on ™tuvd»y next