SHIPPING. PORT OF GREY.

Grey River Argus, Volume XIV, Issue 1673, 15 December 1873, Page 2

SHIPPING. PORT OF GREY.

lIIUII WATER. Tins Day- 6.19 a.m. ; 6.41 p.m. ARRIVED. December 13— Charles Edward, p.s, Whit•wcll, from Manukau, Wanganui, and Westport. Omco, s.s, Caltler, from Nelson. D. Girdwood and Co, agents. December 14 — Waipara, s s, Bascand, from Hokitika. Forty-five passengers. Dispatch, p.s, from tiokitika. Ten passengers. SAILED. December 13— Titan, p.«, M'Meikan, for 'Hokitika. Dispatch, p.s. Kitchingiiam, for Hokitika. Omeo, ss, Caldcr, for Melbourne. Ten passengers. D. Gird wood and Co, agents, EXPECTED ARRIVALS. Kennedy, from Nelson Wallace, from Nelson, Mary Ogilvie, ivom Dimcclin. Amarua, from liiverton. . Kate Conlcy, from Melbourne. Sea Bird, from Melbourne. Sarah and Mary, from Melbourne Claud Hamilton, from Melbourne. Gleaner, from Melbourne VESSELS IN TORT. Dis2>aieh, fcii# sfcoamer. Charles Edward, from Manukau, &c. Waipara, from Hokitika. Taurauga, from Dunedin The steamer Omeo; from Melbourne via the Coast ports, arrived in the roadstead on Saturday, and was duly tendered by the D.spatch, after which she proceeded on her voyage. Amongst her passengers for Gieymoiuh were 58 Chiuamen from Dunedin. The p.s. Dispatch left' early yesterday morning on a trip to Hokitika, returning to harbor late last night, with several passengers. The steamer Waipara arrived in harbor fvo'n. Hokitika last night, with nearly iifty passengers. A gentleman who came by her makes great complaints of the manner in which certain of her passengers, whom he describes as belonging to the genus •'larrikin,'' conducted themselves, running riot over the deck, scrimmaging, and throwing potatoes about, to the great amioyaucc of their fellowpassengers. The steamer Lioness left Hokitika ou Saturday with a number of passengers for Greymouth. On her passage up she fell in ■with the schooner *pray, took that vessel in tow, and returned with her to Hokitika, to the infinite disgust of the passengers for the Grey.