PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR,

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 2, 14 July 1863, Page 2

PORT OF BLUFF HARBOR,

July 10th, ISO3. TIDES. High water nt Bluff ITnrbor at full and change, l'lf); rnngo four to eight foot. High water at New River Heads one hour sooner; there is, however, very little difference between the time of high water at the head of tho BluQ" ami the jetty nt Invercargill. DAILY TABLR. a.m. p.m. July 14— High water 12.30 ... 12.52 July 15- do 1.15 ... 1.37 July 16— do 2. 0 ... 2.22 IK WARDS. July 13— S.S. Edina, 500 tons, Rolls, from Melbourne, with mails and 30 passengers. Derweut Uunter, 600 tons, from Hohart Town. OUTWARDS. July 11 — Ocean Bride, 500 tons, Melton, for Melbourne, in ballast. L. Longuet and Co., agents. INWABD3 COASTWIBE. July 9 — Aphrasin, 97 tons, Cheyno, from Invercargill. 11 — Amelia Francis, 50 tons, Campbell, from Invercargill. OUTWARDS COASTWISE. July 9— Sea Breeze, 600 tons, Calder, for Launceston. L. Longuet and Co., agents. 11 — Aphrasia, 97 tons, Cheyno, for Invereargill. 13— Edina, 500 tona, Rolls, for Otago. SAILED. Sna Breeze, for Invercargill Ocean Bride, for Melbourne Traveller's Bride, tor Melbourne Mount Alexander, for Molyneus Edina, for Otago. EXPECTED ATUMVAL3. Aldinga, from Melbourne, on or about lllh inst. Gothenburg, from Otago, on or about 15Ui, Edina, from Otago, oa or about 18th AHiambra, from Melbourne, on or about ISth Aldinga, from Otago for Melbourne, early on 19th. The Edina arrived at the Bluff at five o'clock vesterday, alter a long passago of eight days, having left Melbourne on the 4th. Captain Rolls reports having experienced Htronsj easterly, and consequently bead winds, for first four days out. The Derwent Hunter arrived at the Bluff about eleven p.m. this morning, having left Hobart Town on the 4th, making Port William, Stewart's Island yesterday (ounday), which place she left early this morning. The I)erwent Hunter brings fourteen head of cattle and three horses only, having lost upwards of sixty head of cattle. The remaining portion of tho stock is to be landed here instead of at Invercatgill, as was originally intended.