PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 88, 8 September 1863, Page 2

PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

i -* .XNWABDS: September 4 — Drover, If)? tonts^ Holmes, tronMelbourne.' .Henderson. Bonnr and Co, agents September 5 and o—Nd.0 — Nd. , '■September 7 — Ann Sandeison, 2iW tons, Tozer from Melbourne. Thompson and (Ju, agents. OUTWARm. September 4— Finiua Prescot, 118 tons, Stanton, for Hobart Town. '"*' September 6 to 7— -Nil. '..'.'.. 'r ■ inwa'riw co^stwisb. September 4— William Miskin, s.s;, 74 tons, Wtfsoiif from Dunedin. . . .■:; Septembers— Colleen, Bawn, 29 tons, Tbomp'■ori,!iro~in Bluff ' Harbor: * ■ " .:.. September o— Wee Tottie, 151 tons, Chapman, from .Auckland. ■„ y ? Soptember 7— Heather Bell, 10 tons, Salvador, .from^BlufF. „ 1,.',:, ;,.,'., OUTW/IRDS COXSTVTtSE. September 4— Folly,, Wheeler, 17 tons for Steward's Island. .'.;-.; September 4— William Miskin, s.s., 74 tons, Wilson,' for D uuedin. .; ..... • , IMFOKTS. Per Ann Sanderson, from Melbourne — 8 boxes merchandise, 1 tub, 1 ba>r; 1 case, Munro ; 2 pkgs drapery, Charles Rout ; 200 bags Hour, Monson, Law and Co ; 2G eases provisions. Mailing and Whitton; 4500 bricks, 16 hhds lime, 100 fire bricks, 3 bags lime, A L Thomson and Co ; 59 bags hay, 1 waggon, Anderson and Co ; 20 bags grain, 54 baleq hay, order; 5 qr-casks vinegar, 5 cases do, 30 do cordials 1 , H T Ross; 50 cases brandjt, Miller and Co; 2 spring carts complete, Koberts and Ferguson ; 624 pieces nnd packages building materials, S cases glass, 2274 pieces timber, 40 sash weights, 9 bars iron, 4-100 slates, 3 kegs nails, Ido do, 4 kegs white lead, 4 kegs patent nails, 2 do do, A L Thompson ana Co ; 3 rolls of lead, order ; 2 cases stationey, 1 bale paper 4 cases ink, Barmwclough ; 2 cases stationery. Barrowclough ; 4 do bagatelle table. 1 tent, 4 cases kerosene, 1 case furniture, Stephenson ; 40 pieces deal, 456 lining, (>9 deals, 656 T nnd G timber, 57tt do do, 375 bdls shelvin?, 601 T andG timber, 632 do do, 24 deals, 120 pieces timber, 64 bdls skirting, 6 bdls moulding, C A Ross and Co ; 36 pairs snshes. 21 doors, J box. C kegs naWs. 1 case sundries, 9 cases dmirs, JM F Smith ; 10 eases ham and bneon, Miller and Co; 3 do. P Moeller and Co ; 50 bags maize, A L Thompson and Co ; 4 ea ks beef, order ; 1 bale leather. 4 bales horse collars, A Smith : 52 bales hay, 12 do do, 58 bales chuff, 20 bags peas, 1 pair harrows, 50 cases geneva, 1 pair burrows, Anderson und Co ; 50 cases geneva, 3 qr-casks rum, 3 do wiuc, 20 cases old torn, 3 qr-cask« ■whisky, 5 hhds brandy, 10 cases do, 7 cases beef, H T Ross and Co ; 192 drums oil, G W Binney ; 1 bale, 3 bales, T Murphy ; 90 pieces iron work, 1 bale and 2 bugs, 1 case, 5 cases biscuits, J A Richards, 6 cases chairs, Henderson, Bonar and Co; I casebooks, Munro; 3 cases books, K. Rose; 5 do books, Stewart. The R. M. s.s. Gothenburg left Port Chalmers on Saturday evening, the sth inst. at 5 p.m. und arrived off Xevr River Hpnds at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. She experienced heavy gales from the S. W. during the whole of the passage. The pilot found it inexpedient to bring her into the river on account of the state of the tide ; so she proceeded to the Bluff, and will anchor in the New j River this morning. Captain Macki • reports his up passage to Dunedin as made in 12 hours from tie New River. > The s.s. Ruby is at Dunedin loaded nnd shortly to sail for this port (Invercargill). Snould inducement offer, she will be placed in the lighterage trade.