PORT OF INVERCARGILL.
Bine» our last tawe there kas been no arrivals or xOMMrtIUM.' •• < The weather stiHcontinues unsettled and squally. There mt smart shower of hail on Friday sight. 'Wind variable; from W. to S.W. The barque Eucalyptus arrived at Hobarton on 'the 3rd November, and was to sail again for this port on the 12th instant. She will bring the.iron work, and some of the for the new jotty. . She schooner Alma, from Lnunceston, was on the berth for Invercargill on the Bth instant, and may 'be expected shortly. The barge Why Not, about which some fears Were entertained, put 'back to Hobarton through •tress of weather, and was to sail again on the 15th instant, after receiving additional dead weight. ■Toe "Titania left the Tamar at 5 a.m. on Tuesday hat, and experienced heavy westerly v\ eather all ;the way down. She entered inside New River Heads at 7 p.m. on Sunday evening, with her Jack Jlying, but no pilot appearing, or any signal being .wade, she hauled off with some difficulty, and ran <tot the Bluff.
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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 18 November 1862, Page 2
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179PORT OF INVERCARGILL. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 18 November 1862, Page 2
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