PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 4, 22 May 1863, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

TIMES. TTigh water at Bluff Harbor at full nnd change l*'tO; rnngo four to eight feet. Pigh water at New River Heads one hour sooner : there is. bowever, very little difference between the time of high water nt the bead of the Bluff and the jetty at Invercargill. DAILY TABLE. a.m. p.m. May 22 -High water 520 ... 544 May 23— do 6 5 ... 037 May 24 - do 650 ... 650 inwards. May 19 to 21— Nil. OI'TWATIDS. May 19-- \ldinga, s.s., 500 tons, Stuart, for Mcl bourne, with Australian and home mails, and 24 passengers. txwaeds COASTWISE. MnvlO — Aldinga. s.s.. 500 tons, Stuart, from Port Chalmers, with 6 passengers. May 19 — Aphrasia, 97 tons, C'heyne, from InYProrgiH. Mnv 19— VTil'inm Miskin, 120 ton 3, Wilson from Inverearpill. OfTWARPS COASTWISE. M<*v 20— William Miskin, s.s., 120 tons. Wilson, for I"> uned i'i, with passengers and luggage. ex Sir William Eyre. May 'il — Aphrasia. p.s.. 97 tons, Chevne, for Invercargill. with cargo, ex Sir William Eyre. PROJECTED DEPASTURES. Sir William Eyre, for Ota^-o. shortly. Ann Sanderson, for Melbourne, shortly. expected arrivals. Cifv of ITohnrt. s.s.. from Dunedin (uncertain), on or about 23rd instant. Gothenburg, from Melbourne, on or about 26th instant. YES3ET.B IX PORT. Sir William Fyro. discharging. Ann Sanderson, loading. Aphrasia, loading. The Cifv of Hobnrt passed this port on her way to Dunedin about 4.30 p.m. on the 18th instant, with mnii flag flying, but did not. round to or take the sliphtpst notire nf the mail boat, which £nt within 600 yards of her. For tbe future I shall discontinue advising you of expected arrivals of the City of Hohart from Melhourne, as there is now no certainty of her calling. . ♦