IMPORTS.

Grey River Argus, Volume IX, Issue 689, 18 June 1870, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Kennedy, from Nelson: 2 kegs nails, 1 truss drapery, H Barnhill' ; 4 kegs white lead, Nancarrow.- Henderson and Co ; 1 case, KeiT, Keogh and Co; 10 kegs bnttor, 2 cases hams, 6 packages bacon, D Maclean and Co; 2 cases wine, 1 jar do, F Clarke ; 24 kegs butter, Bank of New Zealand; 1 do sausage skins, Hildebrand and Weber ; 1 sack wedges, Gough ; 1 case glass, 4 kegs paint, 1 bale, Girdwpod ; 1 do leather, 2 Cases grindery, 1 cask pegs, 1 box nails, R Brown ; 1 canvas package, M O'Brien ; 1 bag cockles, order ; 1 case boots, White ; 3 casks, Foote; 1 package tobacco, Basch; 1 bassinette, King; 1 case coffee, A CJeve ; 3 do stationery, 2 harmoniums, Crerar. . . ' exports.. ; •■' T/' Per Murray, for Westport and Nelson : 8 chests tea, 10 boxes do.jThompsou and Co ; .7 cases fruity Schuloff ; 5 chests , tea; 8 .boxes do, 22 bags coke, Harley and Sons. £er Kennedy, for Westport and Nelson': 20 packages ironware, Forsyth and Masters ; 1 case, Why te and Co.

Since our last the only arrival has been the ; s.s;. Kennedy on Thursday morning from! Nelson, Westport,. and Hokitika, 'aud "the. departures the Murray and Kennedy, lor Weatporfc and Nelson. Both had largefreight and passenger lists. ' • . - l The s.s. Claud Hamilton is looked for from ■Nelson to-morrow. On arrival^ she will .be l despatchedifor Melbourne direct, with gold and passengers. .:,■■■ We are sorry to state that great .fears are entertained for the safety of Captain Davidson, master of the schooner' Bonnie Lass. This. vessel cleared khe Cusboma on f Safcnrday foT Hokitika, and was , lying off Railway Wharf. It appeared that Captain Davidson • left his vessel on : Sunday night/at' half-past f «even> *Q &ogy to come ashore. ;He l&n---ded, and made his boat fast to the piles. At half -past nine he . was . seen • going do w'n the wharf towards his vessel, and has' hot since been beard of. The dingy was picked up by a man yesterday, morning some distance from .the vessel.' It is 'supposed that Captain Davidson got down to his boat aud unfastened liery and that in .walking along. jfcfee plank, or sliding, down one of the piles/ he missed his hold, and fell into the water: Coitetables Davisoh .and Wallace were em-r - ployed yesterday afternoon in dragging the harbour for the body,; but ' without success. They intended to make another attempt last night. — Lyttelton Time?, 14th inst.