IMPORTS.

Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1618, 11 October 1873, Page 2

IMPORTS.

(A special charge is made on consignees' an; ' nouncements inserted in this column.) Per Lizzie Guy, from . Melbourne : — 450 ■ baes flour; 12 cases axes, 5 cases, 1 truss, ' 654 packages ironmongery, 50 boxes candles, 1 case curry, 5 boxes maizona, 2 cases salad oil, 2 bales paper bags, 10 kega treacle, 2 cases catsup, 20 do kerosene, 63 packages sugar, 1 case marmalade 2 do vestas, 20 bags rice, 30 boxes candles, 1 case arrowroot, 1 do jelly, 1 case sago. 1 do tapioca, 2 cases ■jams, 10 boxes soap, 30 bags sugar, 8 pkges do, 1 qr- tierce tobacco, 2 cases do, 12 halfchests tea. 1 cask currants, 6 boxes raisins, 20 do candles, 5 cases salmon, 1 do vestas, 100 cases geneva, 242 packages groceries and oilmen's stares, 2 boxes raisins, 4 bags rice, 1 case 'salad oil, Ido sago, 1 do tapioca, 1 1 barrel currants, 50 boxes , tea.. I; bale paper bags, 4 cases salad oil, 2 boxqs raisins, 1 do ahnunds. 3 cases vinegar, 3do maizona,' 3 do pickles,, lo, half-chesta tea, 3 boxes tea, 5 : cases sardines, 3 do lobsteis, 1 do cocoa, 1 do confectionery, 32 packages sugar, 2 casks soda, 2 cases mustard,* 20 bags ,ric«s, 3 dp. barley, 1 do peas, 3 casks currants 5 do salmon, 1 cae macaroni, 3 do salmon, lease axe bandies, 40 do brandy, 16 pkgs sugar, 5 cases jams, 2 boxes raisino, 10 baga rice, 1 case stu'ch, 4 big soda, 2 cases salail oil, 20 dq kerosene, 1 do cocoa, 1 do chocolate, 1 do snovels, 1 do prunes, 2 do salmon, 1 do sauce, 2 -do loaizena, 2 do raisuis, 2 qr-casks wine, 2 ■ d biaridy, 1 case ginger 2 cases salt, 1 do starch; 2 do pickles, 2 qr-casks sherry, 20 cases old torn, 20 do brandy, 1 do pickles, 5 do salt, 1 do peel, 20 ba^s rice, 1 case maizena, 5 do vestas, 50 do kerosene, 10 bar els currants, 1 bag nuts, 1 do waltmts, 1 do almonds, 1 case castor oil, 1 do ginger, 12 jars, 1 package bungs, 3 cases honey, 1 case capers, 8 boxes elines, 2 bagß twiae, 2 caks soda, 2 cases phosphodym;, 2 do saiO, 80 baj;a rice, 5 cases tobacco, 65 bags salt, 10 qrcasks brandy, 100 packages sugar, 60 boxes tea, 6 casks currants 15 cases brandy, 4 no sardines, 5 cases schnapps, 3 case 3 biscuits, 15 do stout, 3 do vestas, 2 qr-casks whisky, 1 case vermicelli, 1 do p muss, 5 do maizena, 2 do marmalade, 3 do ginger, 3 do salt, 3 qr casks vinegar, 3 cases coc"a, 3') boxes pipes' 4 qr-cacks sherry, 10 cases brandy. 20 do geneva, 30 boxes snap, liO half-boxes do. 1 case confectionery, 6 cases, 4 casks shot. Included in the above are' the following consignments. — 1 case nails, 2 cases safes 3 casks 2 cases; 1 bag hinges 2 coils, tarre i rope, 3 bundles washboards. 1 cask blacking, 3 cases turps, 3 boxes nails, 5 casks, 2 cases, 1 bundle tar brushes,! package. 1 bale tube,! do girdles,: 50 kegs nails, 50 cases kerosene oil 4 bales flock, 8 grindstones, 2 water tin irons, 1 bundle pipes, 6 cast tin irons. 1 mouMboard, 3 barrels tar, 2 coil wire rope, 6 cast tin iron, 4 casks zinc. 85 sashweights, 1 pankage chaff knives, 6 bundles hoop iron, 25 lengths gas pipe, 1 bag gas fittings, 34 bundles hoop iron, 51- bars iron, 40 bundles do, 12 bundles buckets, 1 cask lease 2 bundles cal scoops. 47 truck wheels, 15 coils rope, 8 stamp shoess, 12 false bottoms, 144 pipes, Messrs Fonsrrk and Masters. i 2 cases mustard, 2 half-barrels dried apples, 1 case herrings, 20 bags rice, 2 cases arrowroot, 4 boxes blue, 4 barrels soda chrystal, 1 bag pearl barley, 20 boxes candles, 1 bag carroway seeds, 1 do hemp do, 1 case sago, 2"case's starch, 2 do maizena, 1 keg carbonate of. soda, 1 bag canary seed, 1 case tobacco, 1 three-qr box do, 4 qr-casks brandy, 10 cases brandy, 4 barrels currants, 1 case peel, Ldo macafonni, 4 cases salad oil, 2 do pickes, 6 do vinegar, 21 boxes raisins, 10 cases milk, li do starch, 2 casks blacking,! 10 half- chests tea, 1 case herbs, 2 cases vestas, 20 do geneva, 2 do pickles, 1 case cocoa, 4 qr-casks port, 4 cases ling, 32 packages sugar, 1 hhd ■ treacle, 25 cases kerosene, Iqr cask sherry, 1 case ground rice, Duncan M'Lean.

The.p.s. Titan, after towing out the Garibaldi, coal laden, for Hokitika, on Thursday evening, returned yesterday moming, and- brought in the. schooner Lizzie Guy, from Melbourne.' .•■.;■••:-. The Anchor Line steamer Murray, Conway, arrived yesterday afternoon, from Hokitika From the time of her leaving Nelson until her arrival at Westport,; the' Murray met, with very rough weather arid a head sea.;i : After discharging a portion of her cargo, at i the latter pace she : went on to Hokitika, left there on yesterday's tide and arrived here as before mentioned. --After coaling here she left last night for Westport and Ne son. . 'I he Wild Wave, Rae,' master, was towed, to sea yesterday by the Dispatch, and, after gaining £t good offing, stood northwards with a fair breeze. She is bound for Lyttelton. and takes with her a full . cargo of coals, shipped' by her agents Messrs D. Maclean and Co. The schooner Lizzie Guy, which arrived at the wharf on yesterday afternoon's tide, is the second of the Freight Co. 's vessels which, has ' arrived at this port from ; Melbourne. ' Captain Houston reports having left the Heads on the 27th ult., and getting clear of the land on the following day, with a heavy westerly wnd, which continued to blow nearly all the way across. On the 2nd inst. he was compelled, owing to the heavy sea running and violence of the gale, to heaveto for fourteen hours, after which he proceeded on his voyage; md made, the land on the sth, Since then, until the Bth. she has experienced nothing but strong easterly winds, a d' its was not until the latter date that, she was, enabled, to make Greymouth, off 'which port she anchored, awaiting-the; arrival of the Titan. to tow her. into port. As before mentioned jthis was done on yesterday's tide. She brings a large general cargo, and is consigned to Messrs D. Maclean and Co.,' her agents. An inquiryivwas, opened at Hokitika on Thursday, before the Commissioner of Customs. E. -Patten Esq., and assessors, respect: , " ing the stiandiiig of the Bericleuch, 'while being towed to sea by. the Titan. After several witnesses had been examined, the inquiry-was adjourned ;to next day r .-> ■ The Bttip'Schiehaluon was in some danger just prior to her leaving Lyttelton for London, with a full cargo a few days ago The s.s. Maori went to her. assistance and towed her into the harbor. 'For her services a claim of LI 1,992 14s 5d has now been put in as salvage by the owners of the Maori.