PORT OF GREY.

Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1612, 4 October 1873, Page 2

PORT OF GREY.

HIGH WATER/ '^■'3! '''"' This Day- -8.17 a.m. ; 8.47 p.m-To-morrow - 9.9 a.m. ; 9.35 p.m. October 3— Albion, 8.8, from Ndson^ . , •" '-; •' ■ ''SAILED^ - -'■ ~ ■*->-'<•> '■ - ! : s^forMdbQUOTe ; _ ? Kennedy, from Nelson. . ... . Murray, from Hokitika. Wallace, frpm Nelapn. r : : K«te Conley,,fromMelbpurne. Lizzie Guy, .frpm Melb^tirne. , / VESSELS IN PORT. . tugßteamer; . j;i';') ■' I. Ganbaldi, from Westport. i Sea:9irdi jfrpm Melbourne. ' ;■ : , : Janet Grayi;frpm Oamaru. Gleaner, from Melbourne. . Charl^.Edward^frbin.Westporfc. „ ThM.^iteamer.^Ajlftfon^on,,,^ - bo>irne..ca^e^. ',o^:';thw t ,^^^ yesterday morning, but expectations as to •;an V^n?W Qvemeuti ']ui) Lthej i stateLlpf ; jthtfjaoa along shore, fajled to be realised, and the Dispatch," 'af^er taking a look at the surf, witH m~Ai and'pafeßerigera on board, desisted frpm the attempt to reach - thfe Albion, and returned to theWharfe 'For -the > same: tfeason the 'Charles'Edward-re-inainied^m^poipt for anotfhei 1 'tide; '■<?&' \ the Murraydid at Hokitika, 1 tqwards^wliichlport •the Albioft passed oni 1 Tfiere^hdwever^slte r wa3 unable to bo tendered;' and she returned to Greymouth, ! ; where' the Dispatch^ went out tocher- on the evening tide ; several passeßgerfliwho had ridden up from Hokitika being just in time to secure their passage over the bar. The Charles EdwardliavSng aome cargo to flhip, has postponed her departure till this ruorninc;. The passengers per Kennedy, on her trip south .were— for ■ Hokitika: Mrs/ White, Messrs J Bowman," , Owen, Marrais, Black, Allen, Pickard, Langford, 10 Chinese; and for Greymouth : Messrs Mullens, Chapman, Alexander, Eickard, Al'eh,' and l Neale. Yesterday there, were; two r of the Anchor line!pf steamers, in Hpkibika — the Kennedy and !iW Murray. ' The latter is expected to proceed direct to Nblspn ; ; ■ the ; former will reach here to-day, provided they are able to get out of Hokitika. ' • ' Up tolaat ; evening, i neither ithe A JVaipara nor tlie Titan had returned to Hokitika from ; 'the-H-aaßti; :: '- : ' i; ' :> I!i ' \'^ r -'"' :! ','.'."', t.,";' ! ■ The wreck of the brig Australia, off Cape Campbell, has. broken up. She came ashore ■ ; vei-y heavy !^w)»tfier : bn'^itUe; ,cdaßt. • THe ib'b'atshiid 1 *a* 1 " Ba«. '"jbepri destroyed, and' niile^'of f eb'cinj?' buried'. " il/ Last week a cask iof i brandy, a cask of wine, and ;a large .parcel of envelopes, supposed,'fjo > have formed a portion of the cargo of the wrecked .steamer , Mangitptoj f : f onncl on the BeapV v at ' WarigamonaAaV £a« lisser Bay, near v fhe residence of Mr f John Russell, by some of that gentleman's men, who (ire, said to have Had 1 a reg\ilkr jollification over the affair. ; . ; ; The; yacht fleet of ■ Great Britain numbers .2700, „: : :.;-.-: -„■• "..i'-v.: :■'■ ,:•- ■'. \ \--}\\ \ . .Mr Hugh M'Lellaa has been appointed ; pier-master at ithe Port of Lyttelton. ''. ; m ; . ; f i •j ■, ' Pieces oi wreck foondiat tlie mdufchi'bf the Waiau have been; identified as ■ portions! of r the j-V'alentinecraft^i, Men are now flearcbing for the bodies of-thetwo tnisaing inen'. ! '■ ; ' -• ! ' At a public meeting. held at Timaruj.it was " resolved to petition ..the, .Government to Bupi>]y suitable moorings in^ the, roadstead, 'and'the Boarct 'of Worw aupiply a steam launch. It' was ; further resolved to petition the ' General Government to build a light: house on Patiti-Poidt. I^^ l| ' ;t