Apogee, Bth. Perigee, 21st. arrives. January 11— Beautiful Star, Cromarty, from Dunedin. Booar, agent. SAILED- January 11 — Waipara, Bignell, for southern ports. Bonar, agent. Beautiful Star, Cromarty, for Westport. Bonar, agent. Lyttelton, Holmes, for northern ports. Churches, agent. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Charles Edward, from northern ports, 15th January. Alhambra, from Melbourne, January 24. Elibank Castle, from Dunedin, early. Isabella Anderson, from Dunedin and Oamaru, early. Wanganui, from Dunedia aad Oamara, early. PROJECTED DEPARTURE!!. Charles Edward, for northern ports 16th January. Alhambra, for Melbourne, via Sydney and Newcastle, January 24. The Waipara left for southern ports early yesterday morning. The Beautiful Star arrived yesterday from Westport and Dunedin. She left again at 2 p.m. same day. The Charles Edward is due here on the 15th inst. from Westport and Nelson. The steamer Lyttelton sailed yesterday afternoon for Greymouth. Passengers to England by the P. and O. Company's line of steamers have now the advantage of booking here at the office of the local agents, Messrs W- G« Johnston and Co., Revell street* The first of the com pany's steamers, the Assam, leaves Mel bourne for Loßdon, via Galle, on March 15th. All particulars as to passage and freight can be ascertained by apph'cation to the agents. The Elibank Castle is now overdue, being four weeks out from Dunedin. She is sup posed to be sheltering in one of the small harbors along the coast. Commander Edwin wired yesterday after, noon as follows:—" Indications are for strong wind between south-east and north-east, with increasing sea." ♦

SHIPPING TELEGRAMS.
Lytteltoh, January 11. Sailed— Graf ton, for Oamaru; Tui, for Kaikoura; .Agnes Jessie, for Kaipara. Arrived — Circe, from Foe Chow. 1 —

Wednesday, January 11.
