Shipping Intlligence.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 110, 24 March 1862, Page 4

Shipping Intlligence.

ENTERED INWARDS. March 22nd. Omeo, s.s., 605 tons, J. McClaehlan, from Melbourne, with general-, cargo and 76 passengers. Dalgety, Rattray & Co., agents. Daniel Watson, 143 tons, "W. Young, from Hobavi Town, with general cargo. 0. A. Ross, agent. ESTKItKD ODTWARHS. March 22nd. . Western, 225 tons, Lucas, for Melbourne, with 10,568 oz. 4 dwt. gold, and passengers. INWARDS —COASTWISE. March 22nd. Ohalleuge, 17 tons, Taylor, from Waikowaite, with wool. J. Jones .-aid Co., agents. Rita, 102 tons, Furth, from Auckland, with general cargo. Fisher and Green, agents. OUTWARDS —COASTWISE. March 22nd. Victoria, 56 tons, Kean, for Napier, ■with general cargo. Challenge, 17 tons, Taylor, for Waikouaite, with general cargo. IMPORTS. March 22.—Challenge, fioni Woukawaite, 30 bales wool, J. Jones and Co. Rita, from Auckland, 14,000 feet timber, Fisher and Green ; 3 cases, Fry. Omeo, from Melbourne, 2 pkgs M. J. Levey, io bdls architraves, 4.pkgs, 80 doors, R.B. Martin & Co.; 1 case, J. W, Solomon ; 3 do stationery, Union Bank ofN.Z, ; 5 hhds brandy, 10qr-casks do, 5 hhds do 100 cases, 50 hhds ale, 50 do stout, 100 casks bottled beer, 100 do do, 49 bales wire, 38 cases brandy, 7 casks hams, 15 cases bacon, 60 cases soap, 20 do do, 9 cases sardines, 10 do do, 5 barrels ginger, 10 drums oil, 35 cases, O. S.; 5 casks pearl barley, 150 bags cossipore sugar, 150 Mauritius sugar, 4 bales, 3 do, 3 do, 20 drums turps, 20 casks tar and pitch, Dalgety, Battray, & Co. ; 1 case, Begg, Christie, & Co. • 1 do, Bank of N.S.W. ; 6 cases stationery, A. R. Livingstone ; 2 cases Ferguson, Mitchell, & Co. ; 1 case, I. Isaacs ; 4 cases ironmongery, Dalgety, Rattray, and Co. ; 1 case, Cargill and Co. ; 3 cases, Batement and Co.; 1 case saddlery, J. Reany ; 1 do, 2 cases zinc, 4 rolls sheet lead, 21 coils lead piping, Park Carl; 1 cases drapery, Harris fc Sampson; 4 bales waste, J.1 Barr; 4 iron boilers, G. Coolie; 2 bales, 11 pkgs leather, M'Landress and Co. ; 2 cases, J. J. H. Barr; 400 bags Hour, J. Darwent; 2bales,'Gr. P. Farquhar ; 8 cases, 1 cask, 6 casks do, 6 cases hardware, 2 kegs, Park and Carl; 1 case woollens, Webb, Pantlin, and Co.; 1 bale, C. Stenback ; 1 case do, 4 cases boots, A. M'Lnndress and Co. ; 1 phaeton, Lewis Sampson; 2 sets harness, 40 pieces deals 9 x 3, 35 do 11 x 3, 29 do 9 x 2£, 25 do 4 x 2J, 110 pieces timber, 56 do, 1 clear pine, 18 do, 1J do, 7 do, 2 do, 15 do, 1J do, 180 battens, 3J xl, 0 kegs nails, 10 bundles mouldings, 54 pieces battens, 2J, 19 do, 2 x 2£ do, 30 do sashes, 35 doors, 7 cases spouting, 2 pieces tin ; R. J and F. Howarth; 1 case, Tickle and Co. j 240 pieces pine deals, 34 do do, 98 do Oregon timber, R. B. Martin and Co.; 1 dray, H. Blake; 1 case sundries, 3 targets, Jones Bird & Co.; 1 case coffee, J. & D. Morris;-5-.bags, flour, Order; case corks, 1 cask whiskey, 1 pkg baskets, 1 case sundries, 5 crates bottles, F. Basire; 1 pkg baskets, H. Reynolds; cases coffee, Peterson & Co.; 26 pkgs, Lewis Sampson; 1 ease pianoforte, Begg & Christie; 2 bales drapery, M'Callum and Murray; 1 case pianoforte, E. Maelor and Co.; 1 machine,* Peterson and Co., 4 piles or poles, 1 case, 1 stay with rod, 2 iron poles, 1 wheel, 11 whipple trees, 1 bundle poles, 1 wooden cap, 5 deals, Peterson and Co.; 2 cases, J. Hyman and Co; 1 case books, A. K. Livingstone ; 4 do books, Field-_ ham, Bros.; 3D cases J»and¥.,-^fH^^,T^~' "T _J*El!£-Lil^al& Bahd Co.; 3 cases, Thomas Corbett; 4 cases Thompson; 12 naves, do; 50 fellows, do; 0 axles do; with additional cargo for Canterbury. March 22. —Daniel Watson, from Hobart Town: — 69 cases fruit, 20 do jams, 9 tubs butter, 3000 feet timber, 5500 feet 5-inch paling, 28 pases apples, 1 do jams, 4 tins preserved potatoes, 1 winnowing machine, 35000 feet timber, 81 cases, 115 bags onions, 15 cases jams, 117 do apples, 4 horses, 16000 feet timber. 2 pairs shafts, 2300 palings, 16,000 shingles, 108 bags and boxes of onions, 65 cases apples, 12^ do do, 100 do do, 13 do jams, order. EXPOBTS Per Western, for Melbourne: 8736 ozs gold, Oriental Bank; 114 ozs, D. Harley; 84 ozs, J. Curter; 10 ozs, J. Fleming; 126 ozs, W. C. Lawrence; 133 ozs, J. Dunstan; 25 ozs, H. Matthew; .147 ozs, H. Sheppard; 19 ozs, E. Williams; 24 ozs, M. Purdie ; 2 ozs 12 dwts, J. Scowlar; 12 ozs, W. Cameron ; 8 ozs, P. Rankin; 4 ozs, H. Johnstone ; 21 ozs, 11. Matthews; 8 dwts, A. Cardlaw; 8 dwts, C. Telford; S dwts, N. Gilmour; 1 oz 16 dwts, J. M'Grea; 91 ozs, W. Sloan; 20 ozs, W. Mayne; 84 ozs, F. Rowe; 02 ozs, J. Cornish; 64 ozs, *S. Trounce; 70 ozs, D. Davis; 1C dwts, S. Clarendon; 3 ozs, P. Scowlar; 70 ozs, J. Horseshaw; 43 ozs, H. Vincent; 48 ozs, H.Bowden ; 73 ozs, G. Smith ; 68 ozs, 11. Pemberty; 36 ozs, C. Pain ;81 ozs, W. Gray; 21 ozs, J. Lowder; 52 ozs, M. Bristhin; 39 ozs, T. Box; 1 oz, D. Thomas; 38ozs, J. Kennedy ; 9ozs 12dwts, J. Hard; 1 oz, D. Thoghay; 70 ozs, Robinson & Hart. Total —10,508 ozs 4 dwts. Per Victoria, for Napier :—Produce of Otago, N.Z. —71 tons of firewood, Master; original cargo from Napier; one length lead piping, Lilwall, Rattray, and Co.

•• Per Challenge, for Waikouaiti: 20 cases geneva, 10 do pickles, 3 do slops, 17 tons coals, John Jones and Co.

The passenger list of the s.s. Omeo, from Melbourne, appeared Inst Saturday. March 22. —Rita, from Auckland. Passengers— Messrs Leonard de Gissie, P. Conments, and N. Hutchison; Mr and Mrs King; Messrs Cook, Inglewood, and Wood.