BLUFF HARBOUR.

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 42, 12 February 1864, Page 6

BLUFF HARBOUR.

...:.'-.. February. 11. . SIGXAIi StATIOS. I Noon— Fresh gale W.N.W. ' " I 8, p.m.— Strong breeze west.' i Barometer— 29 71. .....'.'-■ . " Tli>£3. ■ High water af; Bluff Harbor at full and change. l'4O- range four to eight i'eet. High water at New Biver Heads one hour sooner ; there is } however, very little difference between the time of high _water at the headof the BlufF and the jetty at : Invereargill. , : KAILT TIDE TABLE. .: a.m. P-m. " Feb. 10— Hieh wntbr 3-15 ... S'3s Feb. 11— do 4*o ... 4 20 HTWAKD9. February 11— Nil. .. / OUTWAttDS. Gothenburir, R.iVt S.S., Mackie, for Melbourne, Henderson, Bonar, and Co., agents. INWARDS COASTWISE. February 10 — Gothenburg, s.s., Mackie, from Bunedin. OUTWAUDS COASTWISE February 10 — Edward Thornhill, Haddeu, for New River. : VESSELS IN POBT. Electric Kingfisher New Great Britain Ottoline Yarrow Star EXPECTED AERIVALS. Aldinga, R.M.S.S. from Melbourne about 14th instant. Jennie W. Paine, from Melbourne, daily. Ely Whitney, from Melbourne, nnilr. The Commodore, from London, daily. PASSENGER LIST Per Gothenburg from Melbourne — Mr. and Mrs. Dalrymple, Mrs. Seacombe. Mrs. Kemph, in cabin ; and 80 in steerage. The Gothenburg s.s. arrived at the Bluff about llj a.m., after a fine run of sixteen hours from Dunedin. Captain Mackie reports moderate ' weather. The Edward Thornhill left the inner anchorage yesterday (Wednesday) for New Kiver, but was obliged to bring up at the Pilot Station through contrary wind. The fine clipper ship Sfcav of Tasmania, with a valuable freight of gold and wool, part of which , was shipped at Onmaru, sailed on Monday afternoon for London, having been towed outside the Heads by the Samson. She is the second wool ship of the season, and takes nearly the same cargo as the Chile, She will be succeeded by the barque St. Dunstan. Is in excellent trim for making- one of those speedy passages for which she is already celebrated. — Daily Times, Feb. 9. Steamer to Melboursu. — The new auxiliary screw steamship k'oval Standard, which has just been added to the White Stay line of Australian clippers, sailed from Liverpool yesterday for Melbourne. 'J his fine vessel had about 300 passengers, and one of the largest and probably the most valuable cargo ever sent from Liverpool to Australia in a single ship. It is erpected that she will make a rapid passage. — The Times, November 24. •