PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 27, 10 February 1863, Page 2

PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

. INWARDS. February 6 and 7 — Nil. February 9— Piftirie, 140 tons, Hopkins, from Honart Town. Caldei\ Blacklock, & Co., agents. February 9— Juno, 338 tons, Ross, from Hobnrt Town. Mooing and Whitton, agents. OUTWARDS. February o— Nil. February 7 — Pilot, 111 tons, Jamieson, from Melbourne. Calder, Blackloek, & Co., agents. INWARDS COASTWISE. Eebrnary 6 — Aphrasia, 97 tons, Cheyne, from Bluff, in ballast. February 7 and B—Nil.8 — Nil. February 9 — Titania, 56 tons, Jarvey, from Dimedtn. Maning & Whitton,n?ent«. February 9 — Star, 45 tons, Milne, from Dunedin. February 9 — "Hawkhead, 20 tons, Scolley, from Stewart's Island. OUTWARDS COABITTISB. Sfobruarj: 6 to 9— Nil. IMPOETB. Per Hffjuri©, from Hobart Town — 32 horses, 9000 fret timber, ,66oo. do palings, 67,000 shingles, 24 bullock poles, 400' feTIoes, 200 spokes, 60 pair cart shafts, -170 bags flour, 100 do potatoes, 60 do lime, 60 do currants, 30 do onions, 40 boxes apples, 1 spring cart, 1 dray, Calder, Blacklock & Co.; 16 kegs nails, 6 pkgs doors and sashes, 1 case merchandise, 1 dray, 1 box glass, J. Niven. Per Titanis, from Dunedin — 1 hhd rum; 1 qvcask whiskey, 2 hhds nrnndy, 1 qv-cask sherry, 2 do brandy, 25 cases geneva, C. N. Campbeil & Co. ; 60 cases geneva, 4 hhds brandy, Ido sherry, 10 oases whiskey, 70 do brandy, 1 case cigars. E. Mflcgeorge; 30 cases whiskey, 1 hhd rum, order; "0 enses whiskey, 25 do geneva, 2 qr-casks brandy, 1 hhd do, Mitchell & Co.; 40 cases geneva, SO do kandv. Maegcorgo ; 50 cases whiskey, Maning and Whitton; 1 half tierce tobacco, Dalgety & Co. : Ido do, Maegeorgo ; 1 qr-cask brandy, Ido vhiakey.lbox tobacco. Manning and Whitton; TO cases geneva, Livesay ; 50 do brandy, C~> do .coneva, Ross & Co. ; 50 do brandy, Mitchell & Co. ; 23 bags sugar, Dalgety & Co. ; 1 cask sugar, Mitchell & Co. ; 1 case ham, Livesey ; 2 jars tarr.aric acid, 1 case drugs, Jarvey ; 1 case saddlery, C. N. Campbell & Co. ; 4 cases oil, Bannatyne; 1 easo stationery, Dalgety & Co.; 19 cases oil, 8 kegs butter, Maning & Whitton ; 28 cases onions, 12 tubs butter, Wilson & Co.; 1 dray, 2 cases gin, Maning & Whitton. Per Juno, from Hobart Town— lsoo feet timber; 2000 do posts and rails. 2400 palings, 32,000 laths. 000 bushels lime, 32.000 shingles, 36 cases bottled porter, 3 bales wools and cottons, 3 cases slop clothing. sdo ginger wiue, 20 do bottled ale, 14 do porter. 70 cases oilmen's stores. 13 do fish, 2 do glass, 8 do anchors, 1 curb chain, 2 boats, 10 bags oats, 2s tons hay, lObags maize, 144 do potatoes, 200 do carrots, 120 cases onions, 140 do apples, 8 pkgs harness,^ do leather, 72 horses 12 pkgs furniture, Maning & Whitton. Per Hawkliead, from' Stewart's Island— Booo feet timber. Per Star, from Dunedin— 9 qr-casks whiskey, Dnlgety & Co. ; 30 cases brandy, 30 bags su^ar, 110 do flour, 48 do oats, 2 drays, 31 ba^ oats" 40 hf-cbesU tea, 6 cart .looses, order. " The schooner Star, Captain Milne, entered at the Custom House yesterday, closed a rather remarkable voyage from Dunedin. Anchor was weighed at Port Chalmers on Sunday, the 25th ult. She had a strong N.E. wind to the Taieri, and then light baffling easterly breezes as far as Long Point. From thence to the Brothers strong north and westerly winds were experienced for a whole week. Off the Brothers passed the Pride, from Invereargill, and the Courier from Riverton. At this time the Star was blown back five miles past the Brothers, so ran in to Waikawa and was detained there sis days bv a strong gale from N.W. to W. At last made New Eiver Heads, the gale still blowing, and ran for Stewart's Island. While at Waikawa the glass fell verv low. Tho Star was thus a full fortnight on the passage.