IMPORTS

Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1537, 8 July 1873, Page 2

IMPORTS

'Per Murray, from Westport : 40 sheep, 22 pigs, D. Maclean and Co. Per Jupiter, from Lyttelton : 160' sacks oatmeal, order ; 20 kegs butter, 18 sacks wheat, .200 do oats, 25 dp malt, 1 bale ,fiax, 3225 feet timber, Nancarrow and Col ; per Sarah and Mary, from Lyttelton : 4 cases' bacon, i4O bags floury 52 sacks wheat,. 50 do bran, 390 do oats, 20 do oatmeal, 80/ kegs butter, 10 cases hams, 4 casks pork, 2 tons cheese, C. Woolcock.' '. ', '■ Per Kate ; Conley, from 'Melbourne : 20 cases porter, 50 do kerosene, 2 qr-casks whisky, 2 do vinegar, 20 casks ale, 55 bags salt, ( 15 cases, porter, Idp yestas, 5 casks currants, 2 qr-casks whisky, 5 case's brin'dy, \ 157 do do, 1 do lemon peel, 1 5 do ling fish, 2 2 bales paper bags, ii 55 ' bags salt; 5 cases currants, 4 do salmon, l*do acid, 4 tanks malt, 4 barrels whiting, 5 cases cocoa, 5 dooil, 114 do geneva, 82 bags salt, 25 casks stput, 5 cases tpbacco, 30,bpxes ; tea, 10 chests do,' s. qr-casks brandy, 1. case" tapioca, 5 dtf honey, half-chest^' t'eai 5 bags split peas, 5 cases inaizena, 1 bale paper, 1 2 pockets hops, 4, cases herrings, '4 dp vestas, .21 boxes, raisins, 50 do candles, 1 bale hops, 1 case tobacco, 40 do 3tout, 35 doale, 174 bags sugar,' 1 1 cask do, ' 20 bags guanb, 40 boxes soap, 5 cases vestas, '20. dp jams, /4,-hhds brandy, 2 , cases confectionery, 15 do Jams, 101 bags potatoes, 30 do onions, 5 cases sardines, 31 bags guano, Glenn Brothers ; 100 half-chests tea, 1 bale ; paper bags, 1 case ' arrowroot," 3 ' do starch, 20 casks ale, 1 case blue, 2 cases tobacco, 5 do ,ling fish, 26 do milk, 12 boxes raisins, 12 cases pickles, order ; 1 cask soda, 5 cases maizena, 2dp tobacco, sdo pickles, 20 bags, rice, 2, cases' cocoa,' l'do chocolate, 5 dp jams, 3 do biscuits,' . 1 do 'essences,' 1 chest tea, 1 case oil, 1 pocket, hpps,'2O hajf-jchests teaj ,2 cases Vestas, 22 b^gsysalt/4i^ Boxes' blue, : -I' cases iandles, ; 15! box.es ,1 case bariey, l!!dp capers, 2' qr-casks rum, 25 cases kerbslene, 6 do salmon, 1 do. tongueSj 12 badk'e'fcs', rice, 1 ba^nemp'' seed/, pjcases janis, 1 do 'essencesi^ljCip^ocketSr siigarj ' '2 ' qr-casks ,brandy, 12 cases vinegar,, 8 do confectionery, 2 'boxes candy,6 cases sauce, 1 do lozenges, s, boxes. clothes pins, 10 cas ( es claret, '4 boxes . blue^ 1 ' case phpsphp-, dyrie'^-lO casks ale, 10 cases brandy, I 1 qr'-cask ! wine, 5 casks currants',' 1 : case blue, 1 do snbvels," 9"boxes raisins, 5 cases ling ~fisli,"2o do brandy, {5 domercharidise,' J.: dpln'quorice, 22 bags salt, 5 cases, James Hamilton and Col -ll case brushware", 5 kegs tre'aclei 2 bags figs, 3 cases sarsapefilla, 3 do cocoa. 7 do starch', Ido blue, Bdo salt,' 6, do' sauce. l do groats, 1 do prunes, 1 do herbs, 1 do tobacco," Orr and^Co.-;^il3:kegS'nails,' 2 • do : paint, 2 cases iron, 10 do kerosene, 3 drums, 1 2 grates. 1 packet saws, 1 case, T cask^iS'^budles buckets; ' 3do rope;: 8 do : iron, 25 bars do, 1 bag-L'ockihgton Brothers; 2 cases sauce, 2 qr-casks sherry, 3 cases vestas, 3 qr-casks port wine,' il : db rihiij i 2 do brandy, 2 cases marmalade, ' 3do ihaizenai 1 do chocolate, 2 boxes blue, 1 case tongues, 10 bags rice, 12 boxes ' candles, barrels whiting, 4 casks currants, 32 pockets sugar, 12 boxes raisins, Duncan M 'Lean ;. M 30, half -chests tea, 30 cases brandy, P. M. Griffen j 1 case furniture, 1 bag hair, < 6 cases chairs, 5 packages-furni-ture, J. A. Eiasenhardt; 2 kegs sbot, Custpfosj 2 poqkets, rops; ,2B( ba^s ( sugar, l bale hops, Strike and Blackmore ; 36 furnace bars, 5 c,ases^i2,hhds, 6 bundles > spades, 2. bales, 8 kegs, 2 coils spun yarn, 4 casks, 1 package, 1 case spirits salt, 2dp glass, 9 colonial ovens, 1 cask oil, 2 chimneys, 2 casks zinc, 3 cases chairs, 10 '.bales; iron, 26 bars do,- 20; lengths gaspipe, 1 sole plate. &shave moulds, 2 casks zinc, 1 package gas. fittings, ,66 bars (iron, 8 bundles do, 30 kegs nails, 3 cases glass, 6 do iron, 1 do. harmonium, ForsythandMasters; 6 bundles hoop iron, .32 sash weights, 12 grindstones, 3 casks, zinc,.,3,xnyil3, l l2pkgß; rope, 3 coils rattan, 1 pac-kline, 1 ca*e paints 10 do hardware, 4 casks, dp,, 1 bundle brooms, 4 -cases -glass, - 2 casks'do, - 15- bundles, 1 case bedsteads, 1 do shpy.els, $ do picks, 2 do handles, 12 camp b've'ns, 2 tubs. 17 kegs n^ils, 4 drums oil, 4 bpxes clothes peus,,2 cases 1 grindstone .mountings,. 3 packages weighing machine;' 2 bundles lipckets/i bale' cprk, 2doz washboards,; 2i4oz buckets,, 1 coil spun^yarnj ' 1'? paSe .galvaitiised . 'jtron^ld. 1 'do' kerosene, 33 kegs' nails, J 4 ! cases' axes', 1 do shovels, I;d6 handles',^ do cas^or'pill'jWaliier Hill 1 ;" 2 cases sauce,' 3do red.hemngs,'6 ! do'' salad oil, ! 10 boxes 1 lobsters^ 5 cases cocba, 5 boxes clothes pegs, 5^ dp candle 3, r 6 qr-casks ' ru'mi's'dp' bfaildyi 4 J A6' -port, 1 6 'do : sherry, 36' bases brandy; order ; ! 1 1 packaige? t^aV 40 ; half-chests do, P. M. Griffen; '2'casesfurni-' tore, 1 package~db, 3 cases tongues, 1 bag maize; meal, 5 boxes clothes pegs, 1 case r mustard, 1 do oilmen's stores, \1 case yestaa,' 2 dp anchovies, 1 qr-tierceitobacco,: Orr and Co., '; 43ihalf-chests'tea> 90 boxes, do,; DuncanM'Le^n ; , 1 case! plate glass, 3 boxes -glass,' T. Anjios ; 1 cask, 1 shee.t iron^ 1 piece castings, order ; 2 tierces paint, 1 package 'glass, , 2, bales ( paper bags, 1 cask paints, F. Badger; 300 iron spokes, 20 pairs naveo, 50 fed J gum ". feloefl, 35 pieces cedar, 6 pairs shafts, Holder 1 ; 1 case saws, Wickea j 57. bare iron, 3, bundles, doi 7 do sheet do, 1 db'ndop^jiOj.L^Megal; ' vanised do, Noy ; 1 package, "2 cases/ D'up" rej° l{case, l'bale, O'Brien ; jl hhd rum .2 barrels dp, ,i ;<io port, 20 casea.brandy, 20 dp stou|, f - J. Taylor; 6 qr-caskabrandy^^pases tobacco, sdo bitters, Glennßrothefs ; ldray, Duncan M'Lean; 2 waggons, Ashton; ,L,caße^mer : .' and [Masters ; l^do. <atgai», Basghil package/ Hunter ; i( l dp^Xlird^ropd,' ■ 3^9, Oix,an<i Cp.|r 4'dp, jP'Srien;; fi.J&o,; order. ' ''■ ' '-••■■,-■■ „■.,. „,;-,■•

Per Kennedy, for &elgb.n : : 6&-tbndAdoal,' Nancarrow and Co. . jutti/tuffo \/' ■!■■!,>

The ,s.s. Murray arrived] yesterday morning from Wanganui, Westport, and Hokitika. She brought a icargo, of sheep and pigs. v , • The,is)s. EetoedyjwllldeWe this morning for Nelson, wiiMa^ciiKS^fcbal. *'" ■■> r The tug Dispasch^am h .a splendid day's work yesterday. On the morning's tide she brought to the wharf the ketches Jupiter, fromLytteltotfjrwith'a'cargo of-produce, the Ocean Bird from Nelson, in. ballast, for a cargo of dpal, akd/tne. sfenooner 'Sarah] arid! Mary, from Lyttelton, with produce. She then - : rari'-out»t6-Beaj picked-up the - Kate Conley, from Melbourne, and brought her to the anchorage off the bar. On the evening's tide she. again fastened on to the Ka.te,Y and. . brought her safely to the wharf . * 'i The immigrants who died during thep'assage pf the. barque Edwin Fox, from London to Lyttelton. Their 'names are— Thos.' Robert. G. Bennett ; ; these' two died from fever. Sarah. Welch (single), 'froincoiisiiiriptiori ; an infant of. Mr. J. Brooks, of thrush. . Henry Strawbridge, A.8.. and Dr F. Longley,' were both"killed in the Bay of Biscay.. „..,, The plans for additional wharfage accommodation at Port: Chalmers .are now submitted to contractors,' and will be proceeded •with as rapidly, as possible. The new wharf will form a junction with the line of railway at the shore end of the present jetty j from thence it will curve round towards the shore, with which it will run parallel to Observation Point. The total length of additional wharfage accommodation will be 1220 feet, of which upwards of 1000 feet will be available for the largest sized vessels that visit the Port. The average depth of water alongside the jetty will be 20 feet. It is intended to reclaim a street -line.of land from the Port to Observation Point, which! -will be available for buHding warehouses between the street and, the wharf. It will vary in width from 50 to 100 feet. Along the water frontage, wharfage accommodation will be provided which will be formed of timber, ; with stone backings., The width, of the! jetty will be 18ft 3in. .' Two lines of rails will run the whole length, of itjarid one line bri the reclamation wharf opposite. . Concerning the trans-Pacific , mail |ser.yice prompted by. New South. Wales, .the Sydney. Mmyahg, Hirald writes :— " We are authprised• to' state, by the contraptor, that tie San Francisco mail line 18 to'touchat Kan-' !davu (Fiji) and' Honolulu. The contract time between Sydney and San Francisco, includ'ng stoppages at Fiji and Honolulu, is 720 houra in the first instance, and 600 hours in the second— the, home;, Government pro-" ; viding for the transmit of the mails from San Francisco,; to England, , aud vice versa. It is believed .when the Milford, Haven and St. John's line is in operation, a saying, of time frora.twp to threedays wiU.be effected. The plans and specifications with full instructions for -the.-new^steamera, have: been in ithe hands of one of the Clyde builders for, itne last nine months, and have been: highly, approved of."