SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1219, 13 March 1880, Page 2

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED. jVlAßftl 13. Beantiful Star, MB tons, Jones, from Dunedin. H. Aitken, agent. SAILBO. March 13. Beantiful Star. *-., »46 tons, Jones, for DuTie.lin. H. Aitken. agentWilNam and Jane, sch, 79 tons, Jones, for Stewartf* Island. TN HARBOR. Barqnentine—Fairlie. Brigantine—Lizzie Gay. Schooners—lsabella Pratt, Isabella An-eKetchc3r-Sarah and Mary, Columbia. —•— The 5.3. Beautiful Star arrived at 11 o'clock this morning from Dnnedin, with about m tons of transhipments, and wiU sail this evening with 500 sacks wheat 1.1 h*zs potatoes, and a quantity of wool tor Buncdinv „ . .- . . The William and Jane sails to-night for Stewart's Island, in ballast. GALE AT LYTTELTON. The south-west gale which blew on Thnrsday was the severest felt in Lyttelton for years, and is said to surpass the storm of last Jane, when the mishap to the barque Bells occurred. The tag was in readiness and extra moorings were employed to keep the vessels at the outer end of the Gladstone pier. No damage was done to the shipping it the wharves and breastwork. The Margaret Galbraith, Western Monarch, Ins, and Magellan, with additional anchors, rode it oat safely. The gale was squally, and was most severe from half-past twelve to two. The sea was breaking to a height ot over forty feet at the North Head. ♦ — ; GALE AT TTMARU. One of the heaviest sonth-east sca3 experienced here for many months past was running yesterday. The vessels rode safely, and not the slightest damage was done to the Breakwater, which now shelters a large portion of the bay. SHIPPING TELEGRAM. Lytteltos, March 12. The ship Bruce cleared yesterday for London, with a cargo of grain valued at L29,39tf. She sails to-day. .„ - . , The ship Euterpe, for London, will finish loading to-day. ■