PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 2, 10 July 1863, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR.

Jolt lOrn, 1863. TIDES. High water at Bluff Harbor at full nnd change, l'4O ; range four to eight feet. High water at ' New River Heads one hour sooner; there is, how- i ever, very little difference between the time of high water at tho head of tho Bluff and the jetty at ; Invereargill. !

IHWARDS. July 3— T. E. Millidge, 1,200 tons, H. Wilson, from Glasgow. T. G. Tanton, agent. j u ]y 6 — Ocean Bride, 500 tons, Melton, from Melbourne. L. Longuet and Co., agents. July 6— Sea Breeze, 600 tons, Calcter, from Launceston. L. Longuet and Co., agents. OUTWARDS. July 6 — Alhambra, s.s., 1,250 tons, J. M'Lean, for Melbourne, with Australian mails and 20 passengers. July 7 to 9-NiL INWARDS COASTWISE. July 4— Aphrasht, 97 tons, Cheyne, from Invercargill. &u\y fi AUrom't-fa. f 1.8., 1,250 tons, J. M'Lean, from Ofago, with 17 passenger. July B—Caroline,8 — Caroline, Mason, from Rivcrton. Julyß— Airedale, 8.8., 600 t0n5, A. Kennedy, from ' Dunedin for Northern Ports, with mails, passengers and cargo. T. G. Tantcn, agents. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. July 7 — Aphrasia, 97 tons, Cheyne, for Invercargill. July B— Airedale, s.s., 500 tons, A. Kennedy, for Otago and Northern Ports, with mails and passengers. EXPECTED ARRIVALS. .Edina, from Melbourne, hourly. Gothenburg, first boat from Dunedin for Melbourne, on or about loth, early. Aldinga, from Melbourne, with English mails, on or about 14th. PROJECTED DEPARTUREB. T. E. Millidge, for Otago, at an early date. Ocean Bride, for Melbourne, on or about 10th inst. Sea Breeze, for Invercargill, on or about 10th inst. VESSELS IN PORT. T. E. Millidgo, from Glasgow, discharging. Ocean Bride, from Melbourne, do. Sea Breeze, from Launceston, do. Caroline, from Riverton. Airedale, s.s. from Port Chalmers and Northern Ports. The ship T. E. Milledge arrived from Glasgow on Friday afternoon. She brings a large miscellaneous cargo, some valuable stock, and a few passengers. The Ocean Bride left Melbourne Heads on the 28th J une, and arrived here on Sunday, 6th inst., and brings 68 horses iv excellent condition. 2 deaths only from disease. The Sea Breeze left Launceston on 27th June, and arrived here on the 7th, and brirgs 52 bu!- ; locks and 18 horses, the whole in splendid condition. The bullocks are the finest lot ever landed at this port. The Sea Breeze proceeds to Tnvercargill to land tho remainder of her cargo. IMPORTS. Per Ocean Bride, from Melbourne : 68 horses, 13 drays. Per Sea Breeze, from Launceston : 52 bullocks, 18 horses ; and for Invercargill — 343 bags potatoes, 360 bags oats, 110 bags flour, 5,400 feet timber, 6 coops poultry, 150 cases fruit, 61 tubs butter. IMPORTS COASTWISE. Per Aphrasia, from Invercargill : Under bond —121 casks brandy, 6 cases geneva. Free and duty paid— 22 bags flour, 1 qr-cask sherry, 1 hhd. porter, 2 cases do, 2 cases brandy, 7 cwt. meat, 2 boxes candles, 5 boxes soap, 22 bags flour, 8 bags sugar, 22 packages sundries. IMPORTS COASTWISE. Per Airedale, from Otago and Northern Ports : 1 case, under bond ; 4 cases wine, 1 parcel, Russel; 515 pieces of timber, order ; 2 ahds. beer, 2 cases beef. PASSEffGER LIST. ' Per Airedale : His Honor Mr. Justice Gresson, the English Opera Company, Mrs N. Watt, family, and servant, Mr Simmonds, Messrs. Cork, and Herriot, and 9 in the second cabin.

DAILY TABI/E. a.m. p.m. July 10— High water 10 ... 10 22 July ll— do 10 45 ... 11 77 July 12— do 11 30 ... 11 52 July 13— do 12 15 ... 11 37