PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 68, 30 June 1863, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Jtjhb 29th, 18G3. TIDES. High water at Bluff Hnrbor at full nod cimnjje, 1-40; range four to ei^ht fe<^. Hierh water at New Siver Heads one hour soon°r ; there is, how•ver, reryiittle difference between tho time of high water at' the head of tt.e B\uff and tho jetty at Invercargill.

ISWARDS. June 25— Alhambra. a.». 1050 tons, M'lean, from Melbourne, with mails and 19 passengers. June 23 to 29— Nil. O"DTWABX>S. June 95 to 29— Nil. - INVTAKDS COASTIVISt!. June 25— Star, from Riverton, for Stewart's Island, in ballast, wind-bmmd. June 26— Aphrasia, 97 tons, Cheyne, from Invercargill. OTIT'WATIDS COASTWISE. June 25— Alhambra, s.s., 1050 tons, M'Lenn, for port Chalmers. June 26 — Aphrasia, 97 tons, Cheyno, (or InTercargill. June 27 — Star, for Stewart's Island. \ EXV'EOTKO ARRIVALS. fe«^SotV-'nnuTff | - from Molbourne, for Dunedm, STabout 30th. City of Hohart, from Melbourne, for Dunedin, on or about 30th inst. Omeo. from Dunedin, for Melbourne, on or about 3o- h (uncertain). T. E. Milledge, from Glasgow, daily. Alhambra, from Dnnedin, on or about 3rd July.

"'V'Alnambra having arrived at theßluff about on 25th June, left Melbourne at 1 p.m. on 20th June, thus making the passge in 5 days, and being only 24 hours hehind the Omeo. which left Melbourne four days before her. Captain M'Lean reports as follows -.—Spoke the Gothenburg, bound inwards, in the Bay, 10 miles from Melbourne ; on the 21st spoke the City of Hobart off Flinders Island, experienced fine weather during the passage. The Alhambra had 22 saloon aad 80 eteerage passengers, and a full general carero. * The barque Sea Breeze,which is to sail to-day for Invercargill. has on board fifty-four head of fine young working bullocks, in good condition and fit for the butcher, and twenty head of cart stock, Xj priDdfpally mares of a superior class, all shipped by Mr Richard Symmons, the charterer of the vessel. The ship is fitted up in a very substantial manner, and has a plentiful supply, of fodder and ■water. Besidps the stock mentioned she takes a quantity of colonial produce, consisting of flour, oats, potatoes, and fruit. It is to be hoped the stock will arrive at its destination in good condition; if so it will prove a valuable importation for the Invercargill settlers. Messrs. Carey and Gilles are agents for Mr Syramons in Invercargill.— Launceston JExaminer, 16th June.

DAIT.T TABLE. a.m. p.m. June 80— Hi ff b water 12 15 ... 12 37 July I- do 10 ... 122 July 2- do 145 ... 2 7