Shipping Intelligence.
rPOItT OK CHAIM,ESTOV. IfKill W.ITKR. ay 2.4.*) a.in S.IO p.m. I'hursday .Vl.l sun 4.0 p ni. Friday 4.-3 a.in 3.30 p.m. | An;:iv.u..«. Nil. ' p.\u.vn. m April G—Halcyon, s.s., Wing, ma stir, for lie Grey. Jhirt. schooner, Bonner. master, for the Grev. j April s—Star of the M iller, lugger, Norman.] master, for West port. In consequence of the uncertain state of the entrance for the past three days no vessel* l'uve tnteretl Constant Bay since onr last issue, although on Sunday the lona, Cymraes, Star of Tasmania, and Florence, schooners, came to outside, the sir f being at the time so very heavy that it was impossible for any boats to enter. 01 Mondav the wind was l'glit. but there wa« a heavy surf, so that the boats could not venture out to tow them in ; and yesterday was one of the worst days we have had for some cons'derablc time, it being impossible for anything <o have effected an entrance. There are now six vessel* lying at anchor in the o'fing, two more having arrived on Monday evening.
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Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 8, 10 April 1867, Page 2
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181Shipping Intelligence. Charleston Argus, Volume 1, Issue 8, 10 April 1867, Page 2
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