PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 63, 25 October 1864, Page 2

PORT OF INVERCARGILL.

•■■ :, ... ,-■,-,'■ ■ !o¥ •?«■ INWABDS. .-^ ■.■-'-"-'■'■■ I , .Qctober 22.r-^Nil. > -:2 ,;:.}:?■: o : . .;;ok?i;- ; ■ T - : \ pctober,24..--SoutUand,!27o,ton9VThoin, from Leith, with general cargo, and passengers. r ... ■ : -.- .-..- .--■■■■• '-■ PPT^A«p,3. :^^ ii.H"i :]'"'.',■"■":. October 22 and 24v^Nil/f :{"" ' ! ,' COASTWISE. ' "■ ■ October 22"!-^Nil.v. r~: W~. _.. October ' 24— Caroline, ;16 ( tons, M\Kehzie,' trom Eiverton, with cargo.',/: . ; ; OTTI.VriBDS COA3TWIBK. . -Oetbber^2;to^^ir""^" v "" r ~" * *['"}■''■.". .?->■'-■' "' z -1 nipoBTS. .. ! '■''■■' ' . .. ; October 2i.-7-Per- Caroline,- from Eiverton— l^ ; tons -potatobaSSXHydgs 'do., H^ve" and Bull- SO , bnllocTi Mtle3,aorslieepskins, M'Km^ie. \' v . '' • -. Ter SoubWan'a; I bai«4ueVfrom Eeifli— Jo* jßK^Pj.. ] __cargill— rs cases,"l"]bale gtpods ? t i^tov.e r ,5 -packages,- ; :- ! '-iicrate, 1 «hair/l t'ctsief^f ciisl 1 case, p. tiirning R rl * ltittie], S^nVidies-'.rpo^g^iron, ,I ' lieg r t64j pieces f '■'■■ paviqig'stone.ylf cart,- 1 2pair ' r ßhafts v 2. ■.wheels;.! c ; ■ axle/l case" ploughs, -12 r casks."scecls;i26| barrel 3% ' oatmeal, 1 case plquglist^btasis'oa'triieal, 12 casks-' mahure/2 buh(3le3'bags;"'s boxes boots .and; shoes, Incase, 53 ban Ues shovels, Haj _Brothers-, ; 21»ales'nets, J. S. Morrison ; 5 cases, -1-1 cases, 2 bales, 3 •cases/2t;ases,~l "base, 3 bases;' 3 bales 1 bale, s cases, 1 case, 3'ira.leslJ. case, Order. i; Fpr,punedin ' — 15 casks-'pairitit^ cases, ; H." if athan.-;'l|box,Jas. Balfpurj^l'box ; John''.Duncafl ; ; i'.box, iJas,"EQllafid I 3 ; cases; : Alex. Gray; ' : 60' f craesi';ale,' Order ; 32 cases fish, E. 8., Martin & .Coi : |-1 case, 2 hhds, * pale ale,'l boiler, I 'seed crusher, iri '3 packages,"! ; vengine, 6 boxes, 31" packages, \- 43 bars, Alexander " Fraser; 2 casks oatmeal, 10. hhds ale, 7 casks glass, 12 casks whisky,' 9 crates, lcask earthenware, 1 cart, in five_ packages, 1 box plough. 2120 sash weighty .37"ci3eS;p.rQyi3iphs, J. Steadinah ';' ; 7 pieces metal, 3" boxes' machinery^. 12 crates earthenware, Order ;. 12 casks seedsj 4 do whisky- • 3111 pieces flooring, 65 kegs.white lead, Caithness pavement^ small coal, 8 casks.luiseed oil, 10 drums turpentine, 167 boxes candles, 1 cask oil, 3 cases machinery, 2. d0 boots and ehoes, Xgrass mowers, I boz tools, 1 bag seeds,, 1 stove, 352 bars and bundles iron, J. A. Steadman ; 1887 pieces flooring boards, 2 boxes,' 44 doors, 9 casks salt 2 bales canvas, 332 camp ovens and.cpvcrs,.lo. coils tarred rope, 1 cask, 2 casks jiarnish, 18 casks whitening, 45 t>tt"=-3 salt,- 14" toils -3VEaniH» rope, 7 casks fireciir, °U barrel} tar, P. <7^ Mobs & Co., care <?/ Balnes and Oliver. The Southland, barque/ Thorn, Master, has arrived from Leith after a passage of a little over one hundred- days from land : to land. She has experienced . ; winds ■; throughout the passage, and arrived- at- the : "New Eiver Heads on the 21st. inst., when Senior Pilot Bray got on, board and ■ brought^ her in through the Net^ Channel at half tide,- and drawing 12 feet of watcri She brings a considerable cargofthe greater portion of -vrhichis consi hed to Dunedin houses. She rlso brmgs several passengers. EaoM Dunedin journals we learn that the William Miskin was to sail from that place for. Oamaru on the 22nd instant. Shf is also adver-, tised to sail for Inyercargill on the 26th inst. The Escape, barque, from Leith, which has been at Dunedin for some tixne, cleared out at, the Gaaboras, Dunedin, on the 20th inst., for InTercargxll. She mar therefore be expected hourly. THE°Secret J Thompkins, reached Dunedin on the 20th inst.