PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 23, 30 December 1863, Page 2

PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

, meeemb»r 88 -Warren Qoddard, SOS tons, BaU, • "ft. m Melbourne. * , . „• >- iWMbber 28-Indm, from LkvneMtoivCuey , and O.IIm, agents. - % December 29—Oak, 190 ton*, Archer, from Melbourne, Maning and Whit ton, ageuta. c* „o*~ *.- r OOIWAKDI. ~r ~ DMmW 28 -Sea Shell, 233 torn, for Mel. bourne. < - ■-- December 29—Nil. INWARDS COASTWISE. DfeMnber 28—Pollj, Jackson, from Stewart's ■" lilnnd. , -, . December 28—Nugget, Leuk,'ftom Tois Toia, - "December 29—Nil. OTJTWAXPI COASTWISE. December 28—Redclifle, Pidotto, for Dunedin. - December 29—Maid of Southland, Simpson, for Stewart's I land. ' FerOnki-'frora'Melbourne-^ cases^tobarco,* 7 pnckeU hops, 4 Crti,'9 railing, 92 b»xes do, 9 qtcasks branciy.7 do(lo,locasWsbottk«dbeer,4 qr-casks wine, 60 cases Geneva, 9 qr-casks brandy, 25 caaf s be«r, 20 half^hesUtea, chests tea, 80 bags sugar, 15 half-chests tea, 8 boxes tobacco, 10 qr-casks winej- 80 baj;s sugar. Iran/ shipped ex Lindsborougb, from Lirerpool —lo hhds ."•her. tEx -Zebhoyfiiiv ; from ,Poo?cliob-foo- 24T half- : chests t»ii. Ex Vanguard—2o hhds ale, 6 kegs b«ter,:2o CMk* <16, 11,250 feet floorine. 80 boxes soap, 3 barrels almonds, 2 cases- oil, 15 do bams »ridbacrJhyß0 w eas°soilman'sstores, Il.pk»sbrx>tß,' . 18 tons bar iron, 3 kegs nails, 1 cask white lead, 1 " dared iol' 6 drums oil, I machine, '15., dosen shovels, 4 grindstones, 12 axes, 9 pkgs hardwmw.'i Address M—6 cases salmon, 12 do pickles, 4 do hardware, 16 casks do, 52 kegs vails, .24 do bl«ck rpaint, 7 drums oil. 9 boxes tin, 400 sash weights, 7 bundles rope, 4 do buckets, 1 stove, 2 bal*tbrtoti; 5 nests tubs, 20 pkgo htirilwre, 1 case | castor oil. 3do«en buckets, 1 bundle linre, 5 do | 2do saws, 3churis, 85 doors, 16 boxes moulding*, 1000 feet skirtings, 10 pair casements, 8 anestmutney/1 do mata,;l do figs, 1 box drapery,' 1 bag plumbers* ware, 1 case clothing, 4 do furWture,'. 10 do.Biii ton's ale, 5 do tin goods, 6 pkps biscuits, 20 tons fl-m-, ,8 kogs paint, 1 do nails, 18 bandies s outing, 2 grates, 4 cases do, S pkgs do; 2 boxr * sine, 15 bundle* iron, 20pkgs hardware, 14 kegs nails, 6 boxes tin plates, 14 kegs paint, CcHsksxinc, 1 keg chain,. 2 dozen shovels, 2do backets. 4 bundles tools, 3- do camp ovens, 4 do wire, 1 case clocks, 1 do tools, 20 tons potatoes, 1 case iron safe's; 36 bales chaff, Order. i Perlndia; frona'launceston—2736 pkgs sawn , timber, 150 small ba»s -flour, 9 cases bacon, 6. horses, 30 fat cows, 10 working bullocks, 2 horses, 1 cart, 1 crate puuliiy, 8 bales chaff", 3 cases sashes, j 60 baskets potatoes, I<J do peas, 3 do onions, 400 \ liead poultry, 8 ensw ejjgp, 21 tubs butter, 2 cases ludlerinatcb.es, 2 do jams, 2 tubs butter, 2 horses, j 3500 padngs, 1 cusee^gs, 1 do luggage, 1 parcel leather. ■••.-•, : -■■■■• „ ;",.-> r (PASSEW(JBR Z.TBT. /;..Pier p«k. "trotufMelbourpe —Misa A. Midden, : Mr J<tfiri:W|ld and "three children, Mrs Smith, Miss ''^d*^mitb l' r 'M;ss''']l^Ary Ann Mendows, Mr John Kidd, Mrs Savers and family, and 4 in steerage. Perlnd^.ntf^f Launeeston— Mr, Mrs and iti«s - SeotVafi£3V?j£d, Mr Lucns, Mr R. Svmonds, Mrs Gargih, Mrs Baker, Mrs Ryan and Mrs Pi-isuey.

India sailed from Launcsfon on the 17th jnslant,, but in consequent c of heavy gules from the SIS; had to put into Ciarke's Island far shelter, wbereVhe laid till Monday, the 21st. Thence she sailed with a N£ wind, and made . vtewart's Island, tin Saturday, the 26th, at 3 a.m. She arrived in the .New Riyrr on the 28th. She briugs a quantity of liVe stock in good condition.