IMPORTS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1105, 12 February 1872, Page 2

IMPORTS.

Per Mayiet, from Melbourne : 101 cases stout, 3 tanks malt, 3 qr-casks brandy, 5 do sherry, 50 cases geneva, 50 do brandy, 50 boxes candles, 25 casks ale, 17 cases oil, 5 do cocoa, 30 bags sugar, 25 boxes raisins, 4 casks soda crystals, 7 cases bitters, 20 cases milk, 1 case tapioca, 50 boxes candles, 1 bale paper, 1 case maccaroni, 1 do vernrcelli, 2 do acid, 5 do vestas, 2 do confectionery, 10 casks currants, 15 chests candles, 1 bale paper, 5 cases sardines, 2 do sago, 203 pockets sugar, 106 cases kerosene, 50 halfcheats tea, 40 boxes do, 10 cases pickles, 680 sacks flour, 80 boxes soap, 80 bags rice, 10 do flour, 2 bales corks, 10 qr-casks brandy, 14 bags guano, 98 ma^s sugar, 4 cases lollies, 2 bales paper, 116 bags potatoes, 49 bags onions, 0 bales hay, 48 bales chaff, 1 waggon, Kennedy Bros ; 1 chaff-cutter, 130 sacks flour, order ; 5 qr-casks raja, Hamilton and Nichol ; 6 half-chests tea, Duncan M'Lean ; 2 casks, 1 case, 1 tierce, 2 kegs, Thos Amos ; 5 cases sulphate of lime, J Hamilton and Co ; 130 kegs nails, 50 cases paint, 3 bundles spades, 1 cask fuse, 1 do tacks, 1 do hardware, 20 cases galvanised iron, Forsyth and Masters; 15 packages agricultural implements, R M 'Neill ; 4 sacks peas, B Jones ; 3 coils rope, H Mag Sit; '1 piano,' C Hansen.; 3 packages chairs, 1 do arm chairs, 2 do couches, 1 do sofas, 1 do Winds, Fitzgerald ; 3 cases saddlery, 1 hone, O'Callaghan ; 21 bags potatoes, 10 do onions, Coates ; 1 bale, 2 casks soda crystals, 5 cases oil, 5 do salt, 1 do tapioca, 1 do tartaric acid, 1 do chocolate, ' 3 do honey, 4 do lobsters, 20 boxes candles, 1 package alum, 1 do soothing powder, 2 cases mustard, 20 bags rice, Orr and Co ; 6 half-chests te<* Duncan M'Lean ; 6 (packages furniture, D Sheedy; 12 cases patent fuel, Forsyth and Masters; 1 case blocks, HMagilL

The Gleaner and Ceres were loading at Melbourne for Greymouth when the Magnet left. ' ■■•■- , '.■'.:■, ■:...,%'■■ "■ A schooner, supposed to be the. Crest of the Wave, anchored in the roadstead last evening. . The steamer Albion, by the token of a gun being fired in the roadstead last ovon'ng, is understood to have arrived off this port. She will be tendered this forenoon. The steamer Kennedy passed this port yesterday morning, bound for Hokittka. She will likely come on here to-night, and sail for the north at noon on Tuesday. The schooner Wild Wave returned to the roadstead, on Saturday morning alter encountering the late gale, and was towed to the wharf by the p.s. Dispatch. She is from Lyttelton, with a cargo of produce. The clipper brig Magnet, Captain Clinakill, left Port Phillip Heads on the forenoon of the 30th ultimo with a light breeze from E.S.E., *ith thick rainy weather, which continued till the following morning, after which got a light breeze from S. W. and clear weather. Passe 1 Kent's Group on the morning of the Ist at 2 a. m. At 7 p.m. the Sisters bora S.W. by S., distant 15 miles, after which light easterly wind was experienced until the evening of the 4th instant, when a strong breeze from the 8. W. and heavy swell from the same quarter set in, the wind falling light towards the evening of the sth instant, and hauling to the E. round to N.E., -which lasted until tne morning of the Bth, when a light breeze spiung up from the S. W. , which continued until the evening of the 9th, when the vessel was brought .up with her head off shore at sundown, and arrived in the roadstead on Saturday mornirg, but too late to be towed in on that tide. Thep.s. Dispatch ran out on Sunday morning, and brought her safely to the wharf. . She wrings 230 tons of general merchandiae in first-rate order and one racehorse. We nave to thank Captain Climkill for five days later Melbourne papezs. ;