BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2603, 21 June 1871, Page 2

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

ARRIVALS. Bluff—2oth inst., 11 a.m., Claude Hamilton, from Dunedin. SAILED, Oamaru : 2lst inst., 11.35 a.m., Wallace for Dunedin. i IMPORTS.

Pet Wild Deer, from Glasgow—3s iron rails, Superintendent of Otago ; 1 case, D Sturroch ; I do, J _ Turnhull; 10 do, 11 B Martin ; 5 tons pig iron, R and T Haworth ; 1 esse, W Newton ; 20 shocks staves, Howden and Co; 12 firkins, order; 2 boxes, A Main ;99 cas?s, R B Marlin ; 103 do. Turnbull ; 86 do. Service, Gibson, and Co ; 1 or cask, Inder; 10 do, order; 10 octaves, do ; 10 qr casks, do; 1 parcel, Donaldson ; 20 casks, order; 50 half barrels, do; 2 boxes, Campbell; 1 bale, Brown, Ewing, and. Company ; 1 box,. Glassford ; 1 box, McDonald ; 100 drums and 2 boxes, Kempthorne, Prosser; 1 box, Dalrymple ; 1 box, * Riddle ; 20 boxes order ; 9000 flooring boards, order ; 9000 do do; 83 kegs, Blackadder and Co; 504 barrels herrings, 60 [firkins, 10 boxes, Turnbull and Co ; 3 boxba, Cooper ; 1 do, Smith ; 2 do, Renton ; 15 qr casks, 10 do, 10 octaves, sdo and 1 parcel samples, order; 1 box, Baswell; 50 casks, M'Callum, Neill, and Co; 2 2 casks, order; 1 parcel, Campbell; 1 parcel, Boyd ; 1 box, Gillies; 1 parcel, D Campbell ;15 qr c # asks whisky, Tnrnbull and Co ; 2 boxes tea, Wright; 1 parcel, Lck; 1 box, 35 trunks, 1 box, 28 boxes, 4 bales, Cargills and Co ; 31 casks, 5 boxes, 13 casks, 5 casks, order ; 11 casks, Briscoe ; 7 boxes' order; 7 boxes 1 bale; Hayman ; 3 J> puncheons. 5 do, 2do, 1 do, 1 do, 1 do, 1 puncheon!, do, Ibale, order ; 3boxes, 3 cis;p, 3 bales, 1 box, 1 box, A. and T. Inglis ; 2 bales, 7-cases, 4 bales. Bing and Harris ; I case, Ross and Gleudining; 5 cases, G cases, 2 bales, A. and T. Inglis; 8 bales, erder 1 box, Baird; 4 oases, 8 bales, 6 cases, 1 case, 4 bales, Brown Ewing \ 21 casks, M'Callum Neill and Co ; 15 bales, 2 cases, H. S. Fish and Son; 9 bales 1 case, Scanlon ; 2 crates, D. Garden ; II crates, Gordon; 24 casks, 1 parcel, Henderson, Law, and Co; 2 cases, Baird ; 15 casks, 6 do, G do, 7 do, 12 do, ordbr; 1 bale, Herman; 9 cases, George Young; 8 casks, Fajconer; 1 box, order; 1 case, 2 bales, 2cases, 3casks, 1 case, 4 boxes, older; 13 bales, Butterworth Brothers; 4 kegs rivets, 1 ease horse shoes, 25 tons pig iron, 1 case, 3 casks, 6 bales, 2. cases, 7 stoves, 1 box castings’, 1 cask, 2G stoves, 9 packages, 2 bask* -castings* 9 'boilers, A Bnscoe and Co; 8 cases, 2 packages, 2 crates, 1 cask, S Gaw; 13 boxes, Professor Stand ; 1 box, A H Douglas; 3 cases, 2 crates 10 CAflks, order j 1 box, Ritobie j 1 do, A Bftr* ron; 8 ewes, 4 casks, order; 1 box, lerrier; 496 cases, 48 do, 1 box, 2 casks, 1 box, William Mbodie, Meat Preserving Company; I box* Henry; 1 do, Thomson; tons coal, 50 do pig iron, order; 4 boxes, 3 casks, Rev J Smith ; 3 cases. John Hislop; 3 do. La roach; 6 2 puncheons, 2 barrels, order ; 5 cases, G Young ; 3 boxes free ; 3 cases, University of Otago ; 1 case, 1 box, order.

The ship Wi!d Deer, from Glasgow, was signalled at the . Heads a few minutes before odon to-day. ' ~i The schooner Excelsior from the coast is now anchored in the Ctoss Channel, and will probably beat up with the next flood.