POET OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 April 1863, Page 2

POET OF BLUFF HARBOR.

TTTVES. High water nt. Bluff ffnrbor at full nnd ebnnge, 1*40; rnngo four to eight feet. High water at New River Heads one hour sooner : there is. however, very little d i (Terence bet n-onn the timo of high water at' the head of the Bluff and the jetty at Inrorcargill. DAIXY TACLTS. a.m. p.m. April 24— TTiHi wnt»r 550 ... ft 13 April 25— do 0 3/5 ... OS7 April 26— do 7 2r> ... 742 April 27— do 8 5 ... 527 April 13 to 23— Nil. OUTWARDS. Anril 19— M.R.8. Alhnmbra, 1050 tons, J. McLean, for Melbourne ; 6 pawnffTS. April 17— M.S.R. Aiding, 500 tons, — Phiart. 'for Melbourne with English and Australian rnaiJs and 1G passengers. INWARDS COASTWISE. April 17— M.S.S. Alhambra. 10SO tons, J McLean, from Pnrt Chalmws; 10 passengers. April 19— M.S.S. Aldinga, 500 tons. — Stuart, from Dunedin, with mails and 12 passengers. OUTWAKBS COASTWISE. April 18 to 23— Nil. "EXPECTED A-R-RTVAT.S. ""M.^.S. City of Hobart, from Melbourne, limirlr. M.S.S. Gothenburg, from Melbourne, hourly The Alhnmbrn find Aldinsra arrived within a few minutes of each other, about. 10.30 a ro. on Sunday morning. The Alhambra left Thmerlm on the 1 4th inst,, nnd aft<r bootinw with !rr<>nt difTicnlfv and expending »i<rhty tons ot coul, Captain i\r ; l.can deemed it prudent in refurn (o Port Chnhners, — mnehed that Port on Thiirsdnv ovening and sailed ngnin on Saturday early. The Aldinga left TV>rt* Clinhners nt t p.m. Cuplnin MLenn and Caplain Shnrt report that, during the time they have lwri mi the const* they hud never experienced such fearful weather as the present.